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Three-year-old Courtney Pieters was raped twice before she was killed and buried in a shallow grave.
According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Courtney was the 19th child murdered in the Western Cape this year.
On Wednesday, Mortimer Saunders, 40, who is believed to have lived with the Pieters family, faced angry members of the public when he appeared in the Goodwood Magistrate's Court on charges of murder and rape.
Prosecutor Anderaan Gelderblom said Saunders was being charged with two counts of rape.
It was Saunders' first appearance after he was arrested on Sunday evening.
On Monday, News24 learnt that Saunders had rented a space in the Pieters' family home.
Saunders, wearing a red T-shirt, entered the dock with his head bowed down, before fixing his gaze on the magistrate.
There was a strong police presence, with about 20 officers maintaining order.
At least 10 officers formed a line between Saunders and the public gallery.
Defence attorney Collin Lukay said his client had no intention of applying for bail, but said an application might be brought at a later stage.
Lukay requested that Saunders be kept in a hospital, instead of prison, for his personal safety.
"On instruction from my client, he asks to be detained at a section of a hospital, and not in prison, as he fears for his life," Lukay said.
Lukay said Saunders did not qualify for legal aid as he scored high in the means test. Saunders is a worker at a call centre, Lukay said.
"My client intends to appeal the means test, as he cannot afford a private defence lawyer," he said.
The courtroom was filled to capacity, with several members of the public and the media seated on the courtroom floor.
Before proceedings started, Magistrate Paul Visagie warned the public that he would not allow any disruptions in his courtroom.
The atmosphere in the courtroom was tense, with police refusing to allow additional people into the already packed room.
Joanie Fredrick, from the Mitchells Plain crisis forum, asked the public to stay silent.
"Can't you see Courtney's parents are here? How difficult do you think this must be for them," Fredricks said loudly.
Pieters' parents asked the media not to photograph them.
They quickly left the court as soon as proceedings ended. The case was postponed to May 24.
Outside the court, more than 100 members of the public held up placards which called for an end to violence against women.
"Restore the death penalty today," one placard read.
NPA spokesperson Eric Ntabazalila said he wished that cases like this didn't have to come to court, because "by this stage, there is already a victim".
"From January up to today... there are 19 children that have been killed in the Western Cape... It is a sad situation we find ourselves in," he said.
Courtney was last seen playing outside her home in Elsies River on May 4. Her body was found on Saturday in a shallow grave next to unused railway tracks in the Epping Industrial area, roughly 2km from her home.
Daniel Dekker, from the Ruyterwacht community watch, told News24 that he had been involved in the search for Courtney from the first day.
"We walked by foot to look for her. We looked everywhere, except Epping. On Saturday, we started looking in Epping when a constable found her," he said.
Asked how he felt during the search, he said: "All I can remember is how angry I was."

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We've been quite lucky that Indiana has been quite a good teether really. She has her teether toys and we use Bonjela (and Calpol when she really needs it) and that usually is enough. We did have a few really bad days where she was a clingy so-and-so and would only be happy when being cuddled though.
She's also getting pretty bored of her own teething toys and has taken quite a liking to her cousins haha! It's pretty much just like the ones she already owns, but you know what kids are like, they want what the other has!
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A special thanks also to all musicians for their wonderful music helping define the character of the American People and historical sensitivity of the history of Rhode Island Revolutionary War Major General Nathanael Greene, who author David McCullough agrees is the Greatest Forgotten Hero in American History. Viewers are not authorized by law to copy the sound or imagry contained on this Web Page. FBI Warning: Unauthorized duplication or recording of this material is prohibited by U.S. Federal Law and is protected by copyrights including all sound and imagery, which are ©2006 Nathanael Greene Homestead Museum, Spell Hall or by other contributing artists, designers and authors.
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A special thanks also to Alisa Jones for arranging and playing the wonderful sounds that help define the character of the Irish and the American People, as well as the historical feel of Nathanael Greene, who author David McCullough agrees is the Greatest Forgotten Hero in American History.
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text: Share Apply Enquire Qualification N/A Level N/A Awarding Body N/A Faculty N/A About the course Do you want to gain professional film-making skills in a creative environment? Based in the heart of Bristol, the FdA in Film and Media Production will teach you to make your own films, using industry standard equipment, and allow you to experiment on new platforms and with new technologies. Over two years you will work on a variety of individual and collaborative projects and be mentored by industry professionals. This is a modular course focusing on film and video making across different platforms and genres. The programme will enable students to develop a sound knowledge of the developing media industry, combined with the competence to work in a professional environment. The course has strong links with local industry. Entry Requirements Students usually need one or more of the following 56 UCAS points Access to Higher Education Diploma Related employment and qualifications welcomed Overseas students must have an IELTs level of 6.0 or equivalent You will need to have computer skills and attend an interview with a portfolio of personal creative work. 4 GCSEs grade A*-C or equivalent to include English and Maths (Key Skills qualifications are also welcomed) You will need an interview for this course UCAS Application Code Institution name: BCBC Institution code: B77 Course code: P310 Campus code: C Short code: FdA/DMP Application: UCAS What will I do on this course? Areas covered may include generating and presenting ideas, script writing, camera skills, lighting skills, sound recording, editing and post production, analytical skills and research & interview techniques. Modules include: Narrative Techniques Video Recording Techniques Video Post Production Techniques Drama Production Factual Production Concepts and Contexts Advanced Video and Audio Techniques Community Liaison Production Multiplatform Production Individual Project How to apply Applications through UCAS: https://www.ucas.com/ucas/undergraduate/register Clearing is open until 30th September For further information contact the UCAS Student hotline: 0371 468 0468 How Is this course assessed? Assessments include Coursework Group work Practical Presentations What could I do next? Successful completion of the Foundation Degree will allow you to progress to the final year of the BA (Hons) Media Arts degree or the one year top-up BA (Hons) TV Arts degree at the University of Plymouth. Please note there is a deadline for progression application and places may be subject to availability. Progression to other universities may also be possible. At the end of this course students could be equipped to compete for employment in video, conventional broadcast media or internet production. You could pursue a career in as a video director, producer, camera operator, picture editor or radio producer/presenter. Additional cost The course fees printed below are per academic year. Full-time: Year 1: £6,000 Year 2: £6,000 You may be eligible for a student loan, Student Finance can be contacted on 0300 100 0607. Further information can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/student-finance Interview You will need an interview for this course FEES FEES How old will you be when the course starts? 16-18 19+ Start Date: Day: Duration: Course Code: Location: Times: Hours in college / week: Course Fee: £0 Apply Enrol Enquire Apply


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Fuzhou Hengsheng Hardware Co., Ltd.
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Company-supplier verification services: China Credit Information Service (P.R.C.) Ltd. [CCIS (PRC)]
Business license (registration number): 350104100033277
Date of issue of the license: 2009-08-28
License expiration date: 2029-08-27
The registered capital of the company: RMB 1,000,000
Company Name: Fuzhou Hengsheng Hardware Co., Ltd.
Country / Territory: China (Mainland)
Registered address: Dacheng, Gaohu Village, Gaishan Town, Cangshan Dist., Fuzhou, Fujian, China (Mainland)
Year of Incorporation: 2009
Authorized Legal Representative / CEO: Yuming Pan
Legal Forms of Business: Limited Liability Company
Issuing Authority: Cangshan Administration of Industry and Commerce, Fuzhou
Business Type: Manufacturer, Trading Company
Operational Address: Dacheng, Gaohu Village, Gaishan Town, Cangshan Dist., Fuzhou, Fujian, China (Mainland)
Full Name of Applicant: Mr. Barry Pan
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text: As we take time to observe nature, we find examples of the abundance of feminine energy. Consider ants: they are very social and are involved in community endeavors. They share a common goal that serves the queen, who has wings and the ability to fly until her eggs are fertilized. After this process, she pulls off her wings and sacrifices her own flight for the sake of the newborn and the future of the whole colony. Building complex homes in the earth, ants represent the ability to ground oneself and to work together for the common good.


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Prosecutors decline to charge man struck by off-duty officer
Prosecutors decline to charge man struck by off-duty officer
Oct. 26, 2017
DETROIT (AP) — Prosecutors say they're declining to charge a man suspected of shoplifting from a store who was struck with a baton by a Detroit police officer.
Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced the decision Thursday in a statement, saying the man won't be charged with "any crime whatsoever." The uniformed officer, who was off-duty and working as a security guard, was earlier placed on administrative duty.
Prosecutors are reviewing the case for possible charges against the officer. Worthy says they want more information from police.
The officer was recorded on cellphone video Oct. 8 at a Meijer store using a baton to strike the man. Police Chief James Craig has said the 65-year-old officer failed to de-escalate the confrontation. The 23-year-old man had a broken tooth and bruised face.


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Hello cool weather! Oh how I missed you. Cornbread, I'm so excited to make you again. Today I'm sharing with you a delicious cheddar jalapeño cornbread recipe that I know your family will love. Remember, how I told you earlier that Kroger is now carrying Martha White® Mixes? Well, I picked up some Martha White® cornbread mix to make this recipe even easier.
My kids were scared of the jalapeños in there. They thought it was going to be too spicy but it wasn't. It was the perfect amount of sweet and spicy. The kids devoured them once they got over the fact that there was "green stuff" in their cornbread.
With a few simple ingredients you jazz up the delicious Martha White® Mixes from Kroger into a special cornbread recipe that your friends and family will rave about.
Now if you are making cornbread, you need to make some chili, right? 🙂 Here are three recipes you just have to try:
If you like this yummy bread, make sure you check out this Banana Bread Recipe for something sweet!
I thought it would also be fun to make you a fun video on how easy this is to make.
How to make cheddar jalapeno cornbread recipe
This recipe is just delicious!
- 2 packages of Martha White cornbread mix
- 1⅓ cup of milk (accoridng to directions)
- ½ cup of cheddar cheese
- ¼ cup of cheddar cheese (to top)
- 1 fresh jalapeno (seeded and diced)
- Heat up your oven to 400 degrees.
- Place your 9 inch metal baking pan in the oven with a tablespoon of butter. You want your pan hot when you put in the cornbread.
- Combine the mixes, milk jalapenos and cheese untiled mixed.
- Pour into hot pan.
- top with the remaining cheddar cheese.
- Bake for 20 minutes. Serve.
We also love homemade cornbread recipe! So quick and delicious!
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I was excited to get a few pictures from Alex this week while he is Rhode Island for Officer candidate school. It's a game of "Where's Alex" in the first photo (second back 4th row from the right). Glad to see he didn't spend all of his time marching and studying! He finally returns to Portland on Friday and I can't wait!
And what have I been doing to keep my self entertained? Seems like lots of eating!! Highlights include this thin-crust take and bake pizza from Papa Murphy's... shockingly good! And a trip to one of my favorite places Salt & Straw where you get to experience ice cream, Portland style. If you haven't been and live within a 100 mile radius of here you need to go ASAP. Tried the pear with blue cheese and boy was it worth the calories.


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Books about female friendship make me so happy. 🙂 And it's fitting that this book was recommended to me by one of my friends who's also doing a reading challenge. Feel free to comment with any good books you've been reading lately – I'm always open to suggestions! I already want to read this one again:
Title – The Boston Girl
Page count – 320
The narrator of this book, Addie Baum, is telling the story of "how she became the woman she is today" to her 22-year-old granddaughter Ava. The present time is 1985 when Continue reading "The Boston Girl (#25/50)"


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A husband and wife team make thousands of clay pipes a week in their garden shed.
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A look at how clogs are made.
The craft of making hand made cricket balls.
Skilled restoration of early London taxi cabs.
A look behind the scenes at the intricate craft work which goes into window dressing.
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The United States and Russia have come to an agreement to increase assistance and training in Afghanistan, in what administration officials are calling "historic".
The Joint Statement, issued just before a press conference in Moscow with President Obama and Russian President Dmitri Medvedev, pledges a commitment to the nation of Afghanistan as it struggles to overcome various political and social challenges.
The Joint Statement reads in part, "We reaffirm our commitment to the goals of the common fight against the threats of terrorism, armed extremism, and illegal drug trafficking in Afghanistan. We shall continue and develop our cooperation in the interest of enhancing the capabilities of the Government of Afghanistan to accomplish key socioeconomic objectives, to raise living standards, and to ensure the security of its people."
The statement was a bit lost in the news about missile defense and START (Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty), but senior administration officials chided reporters for focusing on a cold war type of relationship between the two nations. "This is not the cold war. This is not just a relationship about competition, confrontation and the things we disagree about," said Michael McFaul, a senior adviser on Russia. "This discussion makes me feel a little bit like some of us want to fight what is not a real war. It is not real. The threat that we pose to Russia form our missile defense systems is not real. The President couldn't have been more clear about that."
McFaul highlighted the Russians allowing 4500 flights of American soldiers and equipment going through Russia, a country he admitted, used to be our adversary." We're talking about 4500 flights of American soldiers and equipment going through what used to be our enemy. And they're paying for it. This is something that's very concrete. This is a real war we're fighting."
The United States' rough calculation is that the flights will save around 133 millions dollars in navigation fees, and it's a cost the Russians will now pick up.
Perhaps the most extraordinary of facts in all of this remained unmentioned. It was the United States that helped defeat Russia in Afghanistan in the 1980's in what was seen as one of the last Cold War stands before Communism fell in the U.S.S.R. in the early 90's.
The White House wanted to highlight progress on various efforts the two presidents reached today, saying there was more than one or two signing statements about missile defense and START. "The 8 or 9 things that we did agree upon and the multi-dimensional relationship that we're trying to put together in a very short period of time is what we really talked about, not this part where we have so much contention," McFaul said.


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Lilly Belle Meads is a farm meadery located in the Village of Lancaster, NY, owned and operated by Patricia and Joe Marshall.
The farm meadery's story began over 14 years ago, when the Marshall's first purchased winemaking and brewing kits.
After much experimentation with ingredients and brewing techniques, Patricia thought to utilize honey, as the base for their fermented beverages. Just as a grape absorbs its terrain or terroir, affecting the taste of the wine, honey reflects the flavors from its surrounding floral environment, contributing to the body and character within the meads. As beekeepers, farmers, educators and parents, the Marshall's are committed to promoting and practicing environmentally safe farming and production practices. Lilly Belle Meads strives to create awareness about the honeybee crisis and promotes education on beekeeping topics. This family farm meadery revels in the satisfaction that their meads incorporate not only a partnership of the owners, but also with Mother Nature herself.
BOUCHE STYLE: Smoked Honey base
Wild Fermented Melomels – Occasionally, a batch will be ready to ferment before we pitch the yeast. In these cases wild yeast present in honey and the fruit gets the fermentation going and contributes a unique earthy flavor. Ask about availability.
March 21- 7pm-at Lilly Belle Meadery FOR TICKETS@eventbrite Join Lilly Belle Meads as we pair up with local artist, Diane Sypniewski to bring you a night of Masterpieces and Meads. Diane will guide you through the creation of your own work of art while enjoying locally brewed craft meads from Lilly Belle Meads. Grab your …
Join us at the meadery Thursday, February 15th at 7pm get ticket here through eventbrite $15 Some food and drink are so surprisingly complex in taste that, for a moment, we forget ourselves and focus and savor what we are experiencing and all that it presents us. Awaken your senses to an unexpected array of …
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Starts Wednesday 1st October
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Contact: Rosemary Mallon
This course is for people who already have some knowledge of Spanish. The course will provide you with a knowledge of everyday Spanish. It will familiarise you with main grammatical structures of Spanish and give you a command of essential vocabulary.
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Yesterday's Mystery Beer is from Mother Earth Brew Co. from North County San Diego in the city of Vista, CA. You may remember this brewery for a couple of their other great brews we've tapped here before: Sin Tax Peanut Butter Stout and Cali' Creamin' Vanilla Cream Ale. Like most of our Mystery Beers though, yesterday's was new to us here at The Couch. We present to you: HONCHO HEFE from MOTHER EARTH BREW CO.
Bavarian Weizen Banana and clove phenols dominate the nose and flavor of this beautiful sunglow yellow, german-style wheat ale. The perfect sip on a warm summer day beckons your taste buds to bow down to Honcho Hefe.
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Proud Israeli Arab and StandWithUs Educator Yahya Mahamed shares his unusual story of transition from hating Israel, to being a defender of Israel around the world.
Mahamed said, "I come from a village where people are known for supporting terror organizations. As a kid I was taught to hate Israel. I believed those lies, I believed that Israel-Arabs are always a victim."
He continued saying, "Right now I identify myself as a Zionist Arab. A very proud one. And I'm standing and defending my country, Israel."
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Last year Brooks broke into the green running shoe scene with their Green Silence, a sleek, light-weight, running shoe with tons of eco-friendly materials. This year Brooks is hitting the trails with the Cascadia 6, an eco-friendly trail running shoe. Brooks sent me a pair to test out, and although my running routine usually has me hitting the pavement, not the trails, I was curious to see how they would hold up in the wilds of New York City.
First thing you'll notice when you open the shoe box made of 100% post-consumer packaging is how cool looking these shoes are. My pair has pops of green and blue and sports a quirky insole design that looks like a one of those tree-shaped car air fresheners and reads "Run Fresh" (see photo, bottom left).
Now, for the serious stuff: the shoes boast energy saving construction, no hazardous metals in their inks and dyes, 30% recycled rubber, and a biodegradable midsole/insole and tongue, among other planet-friendly materials and features.
The last thing you're thinking about when you're running is what your shoes are made of. So, as great and green as the construction of the shoe is, and as fun as it looks, it has got to perform when you need it most say five miles into a 10-mile run. Whether you're zigzagging around trees and up slippery hills, or dodging more urban running obstacles such as strollers and small dogs, the shoes balance and strong adaptable support system will keep you going strong. The added bonus: while your shoes are supporting your feet they're also supporting the landscape you're running through. Happy trails!
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Two gems from Thunder Gulch line
LAS VEGAS - Circular Quay, a son of Thunder Gulch, was impressive in his first two victories, a maiden race and the Bashford Manor Stakes, but his Hopeful Stakes victory on Monday at Saratoga catapulted him to the head of the 2-year-old class.
The Del Mar Futurity, featuring some very promising juveniles, was scheduled for Wednesday, but the outcome of that race does not matter. Circular Quay is still superior.
Off slowly and in no hurry to join the Hopeful field, Circular Quay was far off the quick fractions of 22.36 and 44.88 seconds put up during the pace battle between Irish Ace, a son of Grand Slam, and Pegasus Wind, a son of Fusaichi Pegasus. But Circular Quay got it into high gear at the quarter pole and simply mowed them all down, drawing off to an authoritative 4 1/4-length victory.
What makes Circular Quay so appealing is the fact that he is bred to be better at age 3 than 2, but he nevertheless is undefeated now in three starts. He showed surprising speed to win a 5 1/2-furlong maiden race by 6 1/4 lengths at Churchill Downs, then rallied strongly into a sizzling pace to win going away by 1 1/4 lengths in the six-furlong Bashford Manor Stakes.
Circular Quay is by Thunder Gulch, who won seven stakes during his championship season at 3, including the Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes, Travers, Swaps, Florida Derby, and Fountain of Youth. As a stallion, Thunder Gulch has become synonymous with stamina. From seven foal crops thus far (not including his current 2-year-olds), his best runners include Point Given, who is following in his sire's footsteps, as well as Breeders' Cup Distaff winner Spain; Coaching Club American Oaks winner Tweedside; Matron and Spinaway Stakes winner Sense of Style; and many Australian-bred Group 1 winners from his stint as a dual hemisphere shuttle stallion.
Circular Quay is out of the Belong to Me mare Circle of Life, who captured the 1999 Spinaway Stakes over Surfside. His fourth dam, Golden Circlet, was a half-sister to stakes winners Seaneen, Endymion, and Pashamin, the dam of Properantes.
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While Thunder Gulch's son Circular Quay won the Hopeful on Saratoga's closing day, Point Given's daughter Point Ashley easily disposed of her field in the Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante.
Point Ashley is from the second crop of Point Given, who not only won six major stakes en route to being named champion 3-year-old colt, but was also named Horse of the Year. Point Given, even more than his sire, is not known for getting precocious 2-year-olds, and the future indeed looks rosy for Point Ashley. If she can perform like this at 2, it is downright frightening to think of what she may do next year stretching out to classic distances.
Point Ashley gets an additional boost of stamina from her damsire, Slew o' Gold, one of Seattle Slew's best sons who was a champion at 3 and a champion older male at 4.
Point Ashley is out of the unraced Golden Thatch, and is a half-sister to the high-quality Raw Gold. While Raw Gold found success as a sprinter/miler, she was by the European miler Rahy. Point Ashley's third dam, Hurry Harriet, was a multiple stakes winner in Europe, and her many victories included the 1973 Group 1 Champion Stakes, where she defeated Allez France, generally regarded as Europe's greatest filly, as well as males.
Appealing Zophie won the Grade 1 Spinaway Stakes at Saratoga on Sunday, the East Coast equivalent to the Del Mar Debutante. Appealing Zophie is by Successful Appeal, whose offspring are sprinter/milers who have won at middle distances, and sometimes beyond. Successful Appeal's best son, Closing Argument, was second to Giacomo in the Kentucky Derby. Most importantly, Appealing Zophie gets abundant stamina from her damsire, Hawkster, and her Elmendorf Farm female family is nothing but high class. Her second dam, Sodeo Sodeo (Seattle Slew), is a half-sister to Maytide, the dam of Barbara Sue, Ide, and Super Ma. Slewpy and Diamond on the Run also come from this line.
The East Coast may have the superior 2-year-old colt in Circular Quay, who will love the distance of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile over a Churchill surface on which he has already been victorious. While Appealing Zophie looked smashing in her runaway Spinaway victory, the West Coast may have the superior 2-year-old filly in Point Ashley, who will also relish the 1 1/16 miles of the BC Juvenile Fillies on Nov. 4.


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photo's taken by Robert Morris
I'm wearing; H&M trend jumper, H&M white tank top and sweatpants, Zara shoes, Rebecca Minkoff woven flame bag, La Dama faux fox tail.
Taken on a Brooklyn Rooftop (at the apartment I was staying while being in NY) just before going to the airport.
This is actually my traveling/airplane outfit (with my new Rebecca Minkoff bag) The sweatpants for comfort and the jumper for layering, I always carry an extra cardigan and socks and make sure I wear easy shoes.. Further more I kind of always wear cotton now I think of it :) plus I won't enter a plane without lip balm and Vitamin water!!


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On the last week of school I went to center parcs for 5 days.It took a long time to get there but when we did we got everything and went to the cabin. It was nice in the cabin it had 3 bathrooms.we got our Bikes. at center Parcs we went to the water slide park.it was a subtropical place. it had a wave pools. It had massive waves just coming. there were hot tub. and there were indoor slides dark slides but one was the OUTSIDE tube. it was a half pipe with water spraying out in to your face. it swept you side to side and you would almost fall out. at the end it got wider and you would get sunk and be swept away!! another thing I did was caving there were tunnels and chambers where we would rest. at one part there was a sump which is water that you have to swim under to get out.it was hard to see. even though it was only plastic balls
The Unsinkable Sinks!
By Lewis Binks
On April 15th 1912 the Titanic tragically hit an iceberg in theAtlantic Ocean. Two hours forty minutes later 1, 500 died and 705 survived.
It was a foggy night when lookout Fredrick fleet spotted an iceberg dead ahead. Captain Edward J. Smith couldn't turn in time and they hit it. They weren't worried until someone said the Titanic was 14 feet underwater. There were only 16 life boats and most were left not full.
The Titanic was on its maiden voyage and was very luxurious. It was heading toNew York, but sank in an ice field nearNewfoundland.
The Carpathia arrived but most of the bodies were dead in the sea. It picked up the survivors and brought them toNew York.
The White Star Line was the company that owned the Titanic. Joseph Ismay ,the person who designed the Titanic , was devastated when it sunk. It cost 7.5 million pounds and 2 years to build.
One survivor said, "we were terrified when we heard the sound of the iceberg hitting the ship but I rembered it was unsinkable." Another survivor said, "when It sunk you couldn't bear to hear the screams."


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Your Relationship with Alcohol— It's Complicated.
You love to unwind at the end of the day with a glass of wine…or three. You feel like there's nothing better than shouting, "Cheers!" with your girlfriends during a much needed mom's night out. But lately, something feels "off" when you think about your drinking.
You feel trapped between how good alcohol makes you feel and how bad you feel the day after, physically and emotionally.
If you broke up with alcohol you might feel better, but like that bad boy in high school, you can't imagine your life without it.
Are you the life of the party or is the party running your life?
- You wish the clock would speed up to your kiddos' bedtime so you can finally grab a cocktail and relax after a tough day.
- You can't imagine having fun at social events without a drink in your hand.
- You're afraid you'll lose friends or upset your family if you stop drinking.
- You worry you might be setting a bad example when you hear your daughter talk about "mommy juice."
- If only the little voice in your head whispering, "drinking is holding you back from being the best version of yourself" didn't feel so true.
You're not alone.
You can break free from counting drinks to make sure you don't go over "your number." You can stop setting rules around what time you are allowed to drink and on what days.
You can let go of the belief that you're only fun after your second drink. You can have the confidence and clarity to face the tough days without a glass in your hand to numb the rough spots.
You can break free from your love/hate drinking relationship.
I'm a coach for moms who are worried they might be drinking too much alcohol but can't imagine life without it. I teach them how to take a break from drinking and find new ways to manage stress, have fun, and enjoy "me-time."
- knowing you can safely drive your kids to the doctor when they wake up sick in the middle of the night.
- feeling energetic and happy when your kids wake you up early the morning.
- having fun and connecting with friends and family in ways that truly recharge you.
- facing your to-do list with a clear head and bright eyes.
- having a personalized daily plan so you can confidently manage stress while taking excellent care your family and enjoying some much needed "me time".
This is exactly what you'll be able to experience after you complete your 14 Day Alcohol Freedom Experiment.
What you'll receive:
Personal Alcohol Relationship Check Up:
This powerful questionnaire is your safe, confidential space to explore where your life is today and where you want it to be. We'll use your answers as the foundation for your Clarity Session and your 14 Day Freedom Experiment so we can figure out the first steps you need to take to feel confident about letting go of alcohol.
Alcohol Relationship Clarity Session:
During this confidential 90 minute session, we'll create your personalized daily success plan that combines your unique strengths and interests with new, effective ways to unwind and have fun at social events. You'll learn that you can still be "you" and enjoy life without a drink in your hand!
FREE Online Community for Support + Your 14 Day Freedom Rx
Knowledge without action is like an Oreo without the cream filling. Kinda pointless! This is the action phase where you'll follow the personalized plan we created during your Clarity Session to live alcohol free for 14 days. You'll also have access to the private Mommy Mocktail Hour Online Community where you can directly ask me questions, get a motivation boost, and brainstorm challenges that show up for you.
Freedom Rx Follow-Up Session
Within one week of completing your 14 Day Alcohol Freedom Experiment, we'll meet for a 30 minute mini-coaching session to chat about your experience. This is your time to celebrate successes and process challenges during the previous two weeks. You'll also receive and updated Freedom Rx so that you have a success template that can be used for future alcohol breaks anytime you want.
You can finally let the "real you" shine and feel confident that you're taking the best possible care of yourself and your family. That's true freedom!
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The EnergyDays are organized for a broad audience from within and outside TU/e in order to disseminate knowledge, stir discussions, and address energy issues for society. Different keynote speakers from academia and industry will present their views, solutions and outlooks so that current developments in the field can be understood and put into perspective. After the lectures, there is ample time for discussions.
As the number of seats is limited, it is mandatory to register. Admission will be granted on first come, first serve basis.
EnergyDays will be held in English.
The organizing Committee
Laetitia Ouillet (Strategic Area Energy)
David Smeulders (Chair)
Geert Verbong (Strategic Area Energy)
Daan Schram (PMP)
Erik Langereis (FOM Institute Differ)
Elle Abzach (Strategic Area Energy)
Len Wismeyer (Team Energy)
Next EnergyDays:
- 26 October 2017- Brainport Smart District
- 22 March 2018 - Renewable Fuels and Chemicals
- 07 June 2018 - Hashtag CO2
- 11 October 2018 - t.b.c.
Previous Series
Series 4: 2015 - 2017
Series 3: 2013 - 2015
Series 2: 2011 - 2013
Series 1: 2008 - 2010


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Leaching has been a topic of concern since I started planning the garden in my Crown Heights Brooklyn backyard. I am concerned with the possibility of leaching in the garden, which is why I am building planter boxes with legs - to deter any chemicals from seeping into the wood and roots of the plants.
Buildings in Brooklyn are being renovated all the time and contractors throw everything into the backyard during demolition. Pictured above are pipes in my backyard as flowers were pushing to the surface after a long winter. I have since removed the pipes, but you can be certain those pipes and other rubbish have been a fixture in the backyard for many, many years. It's hard to know what dangerous chemicals are infiltrating into the soil, but you can be sure that lead poisoning is a real threat.
Lead Poisoning
According to this article on lead poisoning, it is common in urban areas to have high levels of lead in the soil because of leaded gasoline and paint. Lead-based paint was banned in 1978 but Crown Heights Brooklyn was being developed in the early 1900's and a lot of buildings on my street were built in the 40's and 50's, preceding the ban.
Arsenic in Pressure Treated Wood?
Years ago, there was concern about using pressure treated wood to build planter boxes because it contained arsenic. In the research I have done, this isn't an issue since the use of this dangerous chemical in pressure treated wood was banned for consumer use by the EPA in 2003. (Any pressure treated lumber manufactured for consumer use after that date has no arsenic in it.)
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Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 51.381 / 51°22'51"N
Longitude: -1.9378 / 1°56'16"W
OS Eastings: 404422
OS Northings: 164667
OS Grid: SU044646
Mapcode National: GBR 3W1.8XB
Mapcode Global: VHB49.CKD4
Entry Name: Meadowsweet Cottage wansdyke Cottage windrush Cottage
Listing Date: 29 April 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1033736
English Heritage Legacy ID: 311531
Location: Bishops Cannings, Wiltshire, SN10
County: Wiltshire
Civil Parish: Bishops Cannings
Traditional County: Wiltshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Wiltshire
Church of England Parish: Bishop's Cannings and Etchilhampton St Mary the Virgin
Church of England Diocese: Salisbury
6/110 Windrush Cottage, Meadowsweet
Cottage and Wansdyke Cottages
Three cottages. C16 or C17. Timber framed with whitewashed brick
noggings. Thatched roof. Single storey and attic. Left cottage
of 3 bays, the right of 2 bays with half-bay forward wing.
Entrance to left dwelling a stable door in the central bay. Canted
oriel window to left. Left bay, beyond major stack probably an
addition. Flush dormers to central and left bays. Windrush
Cottage, to right, has boarded door in angle of front wing. C20
timber windows and lean-to under extension of roof to rear.
Framing to forward gable has jowled posts and ogee corner brace.
Roof half hipped. Single storey C20 rear wing to left end.
Interior not seen, said to have timber framed walls.
Listing NGR: SU0442264667
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
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Two months of MMA / life-change challenge have passed, the summer is here and I've got a lot to say and even more to do. So let's cut to the chase.
The photo on the left is from summer 2009, when I was sunburnt in Rome and in moderate shape. The one on the right is from last Monday, as I'm upping my tan game here in Finland, with strength and endurance levels of Montgomery Burns from The Simpsons. Weight is approximately the same in both photos.
Here are the extremities regarding my weight during the time between these pics:
- Lowest weight was 72 kg (159 lbs) in 2010, when I was in South-East Asia
- Highest weight was way over 100 kg (220 lbs) ca. 2013, when I lived in Sweden
- At the beginning of 2017 I still weighed over 90 kg (198 lbs)
As you can see, it's been quite a rollercoaster. Now the circle has closed and I've made a life-long commitment towards balance and well-being.
My first goal with this total life & body transformation was to get in "summer shape" and to burn fat – getting below 80 kg to feel more like myself again, and to actually start already getting closer to fight weight. Since I was so low on energy while doing this, I kinda got two birds with one stone by using these weeks in June solely on work, work, work and fasting, fasting, fasting.
Results followed, and now my weight is 78,1 kg (172 lbs) and phase 1 is thus completed. On day one, 66 days ago, I still weighed 87,3 kg so I dropped over 9 kg (20 lbs) in two months and something like 12 kg (26 lbs) in less than six months – Gagoosh!
Phase 2: MMA ACTION
With results, I don't mean just the fat-burning. I've been silent for the past few weeks because past month was an exception, and nothing really happened with my MMA quest except me doing insane fasting. Certain critically important things took all my attention as I moved to "phase 2" with my cannabis work as well. Now it is done and the big pieces are moving in Finland's cannabis scene. You'll all see what I mean later this year.
Off we go with new goals and new results. My little side project along with actual MMA training and gaining functional strength is to increase muscle mass specifically on these areas:
- Deltoids (the most important)
- Triceps
- Trapezius (and latissimus dorsi)
But the absolute main goal is to learn how to fight, and I'll start technical training and increasing the amount and intensity of my workouts immediately. My diet for now is mostly ketogenic and vegan/vegetarian with some exceptions. I'll talk more about all these topics soon via other blog posts and videos.
(To save my precious time, I'll try to write as little as possible and document everything through my YouTube channel and live Periscope broadcasts.)
But enjoy the summer dude, remember?
Once a month, to celebrate and to take a break from the ascetic discipline, I'll allow myself to eat anything I want. (I had a super feast in France, but that doesn't count now heheh.) This time I got all sorts of candy and carbs, but I didn't really enjoy devouring them at all. No, I don't need comfort food anymore, it's been a mere survival mechanism for me in the past months. Now I want to start building my body and exploring my limits.
But if I want to stay this active with my projects and AVOID ANY NASTY BURN-OUTS, I also must rest.
First I was supposed to rest a few days after returning from the near-epic French invasion. Well, that "rest" turned out to be two weeks of non-stop work with double speed and five nights without any sleep. Last weekend I tried to have a regular weekend but no, still waiting for a moment to rest.
Today and tomorrow I'm taking it as easy as possible and I'll focus on recharging my batteries. Just doing some pleasant tasks like editing videos from the past weeks and uploading them on YouTube. As a serious workaholic I know I won't be able to stay away from LOHARI.NET (the brand-new 3.0 version is quite cool, I must say!) but I'll only work on something fun like making new graphics. And I'll stop working early, sleep late and all that good relaxing stuff.
That's it for now. Keep on keeping on, you'll hear from me fairly soon again!
"To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering." –Friedrich Nietzsche
–Slim T.


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Pearls are a popular jewelry piece. There are a lot of stories about pearls. Some believed that they are the tears of different creatures like mermaids and angels. Some people believed that pearls are created when the rainbow met the earth after the storm. Well, these are the telltales that are hard to believe up to these days. Whatever the reason behind the production of pearl truth remains and that is it is a beautiful piece of jewelry. Women can't resist the beauty and charm of pearls. No wonder why up to this day pearls remained to be one of the adored jewelry pieces.
Pearl earrings make a perfect gift to people who are fond of collecting pearl jewelry. There are different styles to choose from such as the teardrop shape, a stud, a drop earring, and a whole lot more. In fact, during the ancient times women were not the only one wearing pearls. Sir Walter Raleigh, a famous man in the English history was spotted wearing a pearl drop earring. The pearl in that sense has further emphasized his masculine feature. The same thing goes for King Charles I of England. He used to wear single pearl in his ear.
The men and women of the ancient times were one of the many reasons for the popularity of pearls. They handed the pearl jewelry fashion from generation to generation. Pearls nowadays are all around. They are highly preferred by both young and old. The pearl jewelry collection is so popular that it is not just contain in English countries, but also in some parts of the world.
The Availability of Pearl Jewelry
The earrings made from pearl in particular are highly preferred by many. This has enticed a lot of pearl jewelry manufacturers to create various pearl jewelry pieces. You can purchase earrings or you might want to buy a set of pearl jewelry. Many pearl lovers prefer to buy a set of pearl jewelry because they are reasonably priced plus they will not have a hard time mixing and matching different pieces of pearl jewelry.
Genuine pearls are quite expensive, but you will surely get the best value for your money. However, you should meticulously check the pearl and see to it that you are getting the right thing. There is a black market and it produces fake pearls. So, might as well check your pearls before making your purchase.


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Things to Know About Therapists
We are all human beings and we are all unique from one another, when we are unique from one another that also means we have unique problems that we have to face ourselves too. This is a fact that we all have to accept, we are all people and what makes us normal is that we have to face problems on a day to day basis because that is what we deem is normal to the human eye. There is no person in the entire world that does not have his or her own problems to deal with, everyone has their own problems, be it big or small ones, it is still a problem. These problems are the things that makes us people stronger, it helps us conquer the challenges that we face in our lives and molds us to adapt and to resolve these problems faster. Try relationship counseling in cincinnati today.
The problems that we face every day can usually be settle or resolved before the day even ends, that is what we consider as regular or common problems. However, there are problems that are not deemed common for most people because these problems usually have a deep and untethering connection to the person who is experiencing it, these are called personal problems. Personal problems are just like regular problems but they can be dangerous if not given proper attention or not settled as soon as possible. It is because personal problems affect the brain of a person therefore making them unpredictable and agitated all the time, not only that, it can also make them depressed which is very dangerous. That is why there are lots of people nowadays that are really recommending that people who are experiencing personal issues or problems with their life go see a therapist immediately. It is because therapists are the people who are most qualified to diagnose these people when it comes to their problems and they also know how to work their way into the brain of a person without getting too attached to them. It is because therapists are well equipped with the skills, education and knowledge when it comes to the human brain. People can find therapists everywhere they want, there are lots of them who have offices in Cincinnati if ever you are in the area. Therapists are also the people who can give advice and support their patients all the way. Get marriage counseling in mason ohio now!


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Dead Steve Jobs Depicted in New Sculpture
Daniel Edwards -- the artist who depicted a naked, three-legged Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez -- says there has yet to be a fitting tribute to the Apple co-founder.
The artist who depicted a naked, three-legged Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez in a sculpture earlier this year has made Steve Jobs his latest subject.
In "Tribute for Steve Jobs," the Apple co-founder is shown with eyes closed, presumably dead as he rests on a pillow with Toy Story character Woody perched on his shoulder holding apple blossoms as a tear falls from his eye.
PHOTOS: Steve Jobs' Death: How the Magazines Covered
Daniel Edwards says he was inspired to do the piece because "fitting" tributes to Jobs have been scare, "I expected televised tributes similar to Michael Jackson's, as much as the iPhone has embedded itself into the lifestyles of many, many, many people's lives.
"I'm inclined to believe that too many people are either apathetic, or simply don't know that Steve Jobs was the man behind a lot of the cool gadgets that so many of us can't live without," he concluded.
Jobs is gaunt and shirtless in the bronze, which has an apple blossom sprig placed over his heart.
Cory Allen, Edwards' rep, explained the Toy Story star's presence in a statement, "Steve Jobs made a lot of kids happy when he co-founded Pixar – Woody and Buzz Lightyear have been personal favorites in our house."
PHOTOS: 10 Memorable Milestones of Steve Jobs' Career
Edwards has previously made sculptures of Amy Winehouse, Paris Hilton and a naked, pregnant Britney Spears.


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Close Call (Warner Bros.)
Back in the good old days, a reactionary teen movie would punish a promiscuous teen by having her head chopped off by a slasher. Today, she gets gang-raped. Progress? Hardly. Close Call is yet another in a long line of movies (Havoc, Thirteen, Kids, Reefer Madness) designed to scare the shit out of parents by portraying teens as drug-crazed sex freaks (in a bad way). This story of a Korean American teen crying out for help is so concerned with melodrama, it doesn't even allow viewers the hypocritical pleasure of being titillated by all the naughtiness. To make a movie with cocaine, heroin, group sex, gang rape, fistfights, murder, and suicide -- and make it boring -- takes some kind of strange skill. This is an after-school special with occasional bare breasts. Let's bring back the decapitations. -- Jordan Harper
Reds: 25th Anniversary Edition (Paramount)
Warren Beatty, in the lengthy postmortem that debuts with this freshly minted two-fer, nails the movie he wrote, directed, produced, and starred in 25 years back: It's "a three-and-a-half-hour movie about a Communist who dies." With an intermission, no less, not to mention the talking heads who break into the action to explain what the movie can't, doesn't, or shouldn't. Now, though, the tale of fidgety journalist John Reed, his partner-in-agitation Louise Bryant (Diane Keaton), and their playwright pal Eugene O'Neill (Jack Nicholson) is better seen as an epic love story than a historical docudrama. It charms and delights more than memory serves: Beatty plays Reed with something approaching boyish idealism, which makes him utterly lovable even at his stubborn worst. Nicholson's never been more suave; Keaton, never more alive. -- Wilonsky
The Cars Unlocked: The Live Performances (Docurama)
Odd for sober-minded Docurama to slum it in rock and roll detritus such as this; it's not as if the Cars were a band known for, uh, gravitas. And this odd collection of hit singles and home-movie outtakes does nothing to change that rep; having seen the band live during its heyday -- yeah, it was every bit as boring onstage as this 27-track trip down Amnesia Lane. There are some top-notch performances, but Ric Ocasek and the Cars have all the charisma of a mic stand; no talking, please, we're New Wave. And the in-between gunk -- old chit-chats, backstage goofing around, hotel-room what-have-yas -- only gets in the way; to the music, fellas, or begone. Which is why it's nice that the DVD comes with a CD; who wants to see the sausage made, anyway? -- Wilonsky
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John Wood, CBE (born 1 January 1930) is an English actor.
Wood was born in Derbyshire and studied at Jesus College, Oxford. Known as a stage actor, he has played extensively in Shakespeare, having joined the Royal Shakespeare Company in the 1970s. He has also appeared in many of Tom Stoppard's plays. Wood also has a wide-ranging cinema career, which includes significant roles in WarGames (1983), Ladyhawke (1985), Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986), and Ian McKellen's Richard III (1995), Sabrina (1995), and The Revengers' Comedies (1997), among others.
He won a Tony Award in 1976 for the role of Henry Carr in Stoppard's Travesties, and was nominated for an Olivier Award in 1997 for the role of A. E. Housman - which he originated - in Stoppard's The Invention of Love.
He has received two other Tony Award nominations; for the role of Sherlock Holmes in a revival of William Gillette's play, and for the role of Guildenstern in Stoppard's Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead. In 1994 he received much acclaim for his role of Travis Flood in Philip Ridley's controversial play Ghost from a Perfect Place.
Wood was appointed a CBE at the New Year Honours 2007.


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The central teaching of Jesus is simple: Love God and Love Your Neighbor (Matthew 22:34-40).
At The Oaks, we invite you to join in showing this love by serving in our community.
Currently, we gather once a month on a Saturday morning at 10:00am for one hour of shared service.
What are the kinds of things you do? In recent months, our outreaches have included providing Christmas gifts for children in need, sharing flowers and chocolates with staff and residents at a local memory care facility, sharing some quarters (and smiles) with folks at a local laundry mat, offering some of our community first responders some snacks, and handing out free sunglasses at the Peach Festival. We have many more opportunities coming up in the next few months!
Who can be part of this? The simple answer is...everyone. You don't have to be a member of our church to serve. Just email Pastor Jon Reeves to let us know you're showing up.
How can I get involved in this ministry? The best way to get involved in serving our community through The Oaks is to show up and participate in our Super Saturday of Service gatherings. For details every month, be sure to check our Upcoming Events page.


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Happy Holidays from Go Inspire Go! 'Tis the season to celebrate, give and inspire those around you as we come to an end of another great year. 2012 has been an eventful year for GIG as we continue to grow, creating three times the amount of original content as last year. We wouldn't have been able to do it without our 30+ volunteers around the globe, the everyday do-gooders we feature, and folks like YOU! To thank you, we wanted to kick off the holidays with 12 Days of Inspiration!
But before we get to the deets, check out our GIG Virtual Holiday Greeting Card to show our gratitude:
Starting today, 11/13, we will be counting down to Christmas by sharing one our original GIG stories each day, followed by an inspiring action item we want you to do right away.
We're asking you to share what you were inspired to do via social media.
KIND Snacks has partnered with Go Inspire Go to launch our 12 Days of Inspiration. We kicked off our 12 days of inspiration with a GIG Spark video from across the street from the Ferry Building in San Francisco, giving postcards to strangers and asking them to write a message to soliders who can't spend the holidays with their family, and in true GIG fashion, we created this video for you.
Intent, GaiamTV and Volunteer Match are also joining virtual forces with us to share via their social media platforms each of the 12 days. We need your help to spead cheer and inspiration in your community.
Thanks for the love -- won't you join us?
Check GoInspireGo.com starting Thursday, Dec. 13! We're counting down to Christmas by sharing our inspiring videos for 12 consecutive days on GIG's website and blog.
Our goal is to see how many countries we can get to share our campaign.1. We need you and your friends/community to download this special 12 days GIG logo and post it as your/their profile pic for 12 days. 2. Share our FB posts/tweets everyday for 12 days. We want to see how many countries we can reach with our message. *Day 1* Inspire to write a letter to a soldier:
GIG teams up with Kind Healthy Snacks to wish our soldiers a happy holiday and express appreciation for all that they've done for our country.
Call to action: Inspire to create and write a hand-written letter to a solider in the military
* Make sure to check back tomorrow for Day 2!
(Special thanks to Sirima Sataman, of Ink.Paper.Plate for helping us personalize our KIND GIG cards with her letter press. Loved pressing each
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When it comes to burgers, the simpler the better.
That's according to outspoken chef David Chang. In his "Burger Manifesto," a feature that appears in the latest issue of Momofuku magazine's Lucky Peach, Chang delves into what makes a great burger.
The chef praises the simplicity of a White Castle Burger as a "homogenized bite of amazingness" but also acknowledges fast food favorites In-N-Out and Shake Shack.
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16th August 2011
Wow courgette in cake that sounds very innovative .
Along with the current glut of courgettes here in the UK, there seems to be a corresponding glut of courgette cake recipes. Guess what? I'm not bucking the trend. It took a while for our courgettes to get going this year, but they are now coming thick and fast. It's courgettes for every meal at the moment so using them in a cake is merciful relief.
I have made three courgette and chocolate cakes so far and none of them come from the three recipes I have in my cookery books. So, I thought I really ought to start ticking those off. This time I have gone with the one from the Riverford Farm Cook Book. Theirs is a large one and cooked as a tray bake to feed the hungry hordes. We were off to visit friends who were down holidaying in West Cornwall, so something was needed that would a) travel well and b) feed a crowd – admittedly a small crowd, but teenage boys are not renowned for their small appetites.
This is what I did:
The sugar gave the crunchy top I was hoping for and the cake was moist, tasty and not too sweet. The recipe had advised peeling the courgettes, but I've never done that before and couldn't see the need. As I'd hoped, there was virtually no sign of the courgette. It was only on re-reading the recipe later that I realised I was meant to put an additional 100g of sugar in – no wonder it wasn't too sweet!!! They were most welcome after an energetic walk along the coast, which despite the thronging crowds in Porthleven was virtually deserted.
16th August 2011
Wow courgette in cake that sounds very innovative .
A Trifle Rushed
16th August 2011
I love the three eggs 2 duck and 1 hen! I bet these didn't last long with all those teenagers about!
Karen S Booth
16th August 2011
Have a great time in Cornwall and that cake should keep the hungry hordes as bay! It looks delicious.
I made my We Should Cocoa entry yesterday, I will post it this week as soon as I liberate the photos from my camera!
Working london mummy
16th August 2011
does it taste courgettey or chocolatey? ? am scared to try but I guess beetroot works in brownies so why not courgette!!
16th August 2011
Beautiful! I've always wanted to visited Cornwall. and these look delicious.. I am a recent convert to courgettes and chocolate.
Simply delicious!
16th August 2011
Simply Food – an adventure worth trying!
A Trifle Rushed – ha ha, I ran out of duck eggs! I suspect the teenagers would have enjoyed it more if I'd put in the full amount of sugar.
Karen – thank you. We do live in Cornwall, but not in the holiday area down West, which is lovely. Looking forward to seeing your WSC entry.
WLM – the courgettes are quite hard to detect. It's more about giving it a nice moist consistency and making you feel virtuous whilst eating cake 😉
Spontaneous Euphoria – I'm very lucky to live in Cornwall and you're right, it's a good combination.
Dom at Belleau Kitchen
16th August 2011
they look damn fine and I've been looking for a courgette recipe for the tea room, so this is perfect, thank you x
16th August 2011
These look lovely – I'm sure the courgette gives these a wonderful moisture. Lovely photos x
16th August 2011
Courgette glut? You're lucky! Half our plants haven't grown, and the fruit on the remining plants are rotting before they reach a reasonable size!
Your cake looks very good!
Baking Addict
16th August 2011
Yum! I made courgette cake once and it was delicious. Im not surprised yours went down well. The view look good albeit overcast!
16th August 2011
Saw a guy making a courgette choc cake on Great British Bake off. Your cakies look fab.
Astra Libris
16th August 2011
Love how you used hemp flour in these! I love baking with hemp flour, and I can imagine it would be so lovely and nourishing with the courgette in this wonderful cake – looking forward to fixing the recipe!
I too have been wondering about the baking powder in the friendship bread recipe! It just doesn't make sense to me either… I would love to hear if you have success using the starter without baking powder! I'm also eager to venture into savory recipes with my starter…
16th August 2011
I have been craving brownies for the last two weeks and have a courgette sitting in the fridge to go in a chocolate & courgette cake.
17th August 2011
I have a brownie courgette recipe that I was thinking of trying, great minds obviously think alike ;0)
17th August 2011
Those squares look so good and very moist and fudey, almost brownie like. Looks delicious
17th August 2011
A great way to use your homegrown veggies and feed a hungry horde after a long walk! Have you tried the courgette and chocolate recipe in River Cottage Handbook: Cakes? And of course the best thing about these bakes is that you feel you are being super healthy (well, I kid myself anyway!)
17th August 2011
How gorgeous. In the past I've used up the glut by making ribbons with a peeler and using them as mock noodles in Asian soups – but I have a feeling the husband will like them better in a chocolate cake.
Brownieville Girl
17th August 2011
I have a lovely lunch time courgette recipe to post soon (just have to do a bit of tinkering first!!)
I love health food when it comes in cake form!!!!!
17th August 2011
mmm, scrummers! And lovely timing, I've just included a link in my 'M is for …' post :o)
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18th August 2011
chocolate cake and the cornish coast sounds idyllic to me – I've never peeled my courgettes either – seems a waste of good greenery!
18th August 2011
mmm crunchy sugar topping; how nice does that sound?! Those photos are really nice; hope you had a ball! Also, I love Riverford Farm; I made their root veg soup for my starter on the wee "Come Dine With Me" competition I had with my friends and it went down a treat!
18th August 2011
Really love this cake!! gloria
19th August 2011
hi choclette, never tried or seen this recipe before- guess i am no cougette nor cookie nor cake expert at all. would like to try yours, cos it looks so yummy
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19th August 2011
wow chele, all those photos, especially the last one makes me feel so thirsty and hungry.
when i read the ingredients, i must say i am very keen to try this put and tuck in.
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19th August 2011
Looks gorgeous and moist. I've just made my first chocolate courgette cake and wonder why I waited so long! I'll have to investigate other recipes now!
20th August 2011
Dom – well it would follow on well from the beetroot one 😉
Suelle – yes, ours haven't done nearly as well as last year and lots of them are rotting as they grow too – lack of pollination we think. They are just about coming to an end now, usually we get them until the end of September.
Lucie – thank you, yes the courgette keeps the cake nice and moist.
Baking Addict – not the best photos of Porthleven ever, but hopefully gives an idea.
Janice – I caught up with GBBO on iPlayer and he peeled his courgette – seemed like a monumental waste of effort!
Astra Libris – I used to use hemp flour a lot and then stopped for some reason. Luckily managed to find a supply again. As for the friendship starter, it's sitting in the freezer at the moment. There's just never enough time to play! I do make my own rye sourdough though, so I added a bit of that to the 1st cake I made.
Jac – and have you made one?
Chele – it's just got to be done 😉
Katie – they were really good, but not nearly sweet enough to be a brownie.
Kate – that one is on my list, I've also got the G&B one to try at some point. Who'd have thought there were so many chocolate and courgette cakes!
Tori – That sounds heaps healthier than a cake 😉
BVG – look forward to your courgette lunch post and yes, it is great feeling virtuous when eating cake ;-0
Nic – thank you, that was very kind of you.
Johanna – ha ha, yes a good combination – shame it was rather grey. Peeling courgettes seems like a waste of time, but each to their own I guess.
Catherine – ah thank you. Having your own Come Dine With Me must have been fun.
Gloria – thank you
Cooking Varieties – baking with vegetables is quite fun, especially when no-one can guess what's in the cake.
C – your cake looked delicious.
Eileen Teo
12th July 2015
This is so interesting and unique recipe to use hen and duck egg! Sound lush!
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