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Hi everyone, Joanna here from Southern Alabama. The military drags us all over the globe. We are not at all into all the hooah gung- ho stuff. Hubby just loves to fly his choppers and medevac, so here we are. Our daughter and I tag along for the ride. I originally hail from the Netherlands and used to live there and in Germany before I met my husband. Pretty much all my life I have been fascinated by Japanese culture.Despite having had the fortune to travel a lot of the world and see many beautiful places I have not yet been to Japan. I learned about bento when I was searching the web for school lunch recipes for my then picky eater kiddo. It was love at first sight. Bento combines healthy food, portion control and aesthetics and dare I say even spirituality, because you have to be conscious about the food you put into the box and nourish your body with. I am a self professed foodaholic. I hate doing the laundry, but I can stand in the kitchen and chop and stir for hours at end. Cooking is near instant gratification, which is perfect for a gal with no patience like me. Because of my patience issues, my bentos are hardly masterpieces, but I try to still make them visually pleasing. I am totally jealous of the people that can create those beautiful kyaraben bentos.
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Continuing A Season of Peace: The Unity Walk for Mattapan
by Talia Whyte
Dozens of concerns residents from all over the city and surrounding suburbs gathered on Oct 2 at the corner of Blue Hill Avenue and Morton Street in Mattapan to participate in a unity walk, which was called together by the Rev. Jeffrey Brown of the Boston Ten Point Coalition in light of the murders of four individuals just a around the corner on Woolson Street a few days earlier. A man linked to the crime was arrested Oct. 1 at a Manchester, N.H., apartment complex on a fugitive-from-justice warrant and is scheduled to appear in Manchester District Court for a rendition hearing.
Despite all the discussion over the years about how to deal better with crime in the community, many feel that there hasn't been much practical progress. One of the many complaints I heard from some people I talked to at the event was the lack of young adults participating in the conversation. The three people I interviewed in the piece were quite possibly the only walk participants under the age of 30. There was also a feeling that there were not enough people from the actual community where the crime happened participating in the walk either.
"This is a problem the black community has to deal with; not people from the suburbs who have no idea of our problems," said Jason Critton, 34, of Mattapan, walking by where the walk was to begin. "We have to start taking responsibility for this wound that keeps bruising."
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Meteorologist John Robinson of the National Weather Service in Little Rock said he expected the rainfall to intensify after dark Thursday, because tropical systems tend to contract at night and produce greater rainfall.
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In eastern Arkansas' flat Delta farmland, farmers raced to bring in rice, corn and soybeans ahead of the storm. Growers were particularly concerned about corn and rice, which can't be properly harvested if it's blown to the ground.
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More Evidence Against Moon Landing Conspiracy
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Quote:Afraid not Demon Lover. We did land on the moon. Your little button joke with the cartoon of banana man will not fool any level headed Christian. I feel sorry for you. You think its funny to joke about an incredible feat of both man and God. Anyways, It was a difficult task that was for sure. But not one we couldn't handle with a little American ingenuity and God as our copilot. We did prevail. Our preacher tells us that conspiracy theories are for the Godless who are bound for Hell.
Off youtube - the 100% proof video So classic. Love that " Our preacher tells us that conspiracy theories are for the Godless who are bound for Hell."
RE: More Evidence Against Moon Landing Conspiracy
Thanks for all your input
I'm happy to sit on the fence with this one although I do lean on the side of them going but there are so many inconsistencies.
As Filox said, one would've thought the Russians wouldn't have let the Americans get away with something like that but as Bemore says we won't really know for a long time, if ever.
Interesting to think/debate about.
Oh well...
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(14-03-2012 11:49 AM)Filox Wrote: I simply love this theory. And it is soooo wrong, in sooooo many ways... You all need proof? THE FUCKING RUSSIANS are the proof!! Do you really think that the Russian didn't look VERY, VERY closely what the Americans are doing at that time and do you honestly believe that there is even the sightliest possibility for the USA to fake that in the middle of the space race with Russians? Anyone who thinks that is completely retarded, or they never learned ANY history at all. Just the date and the word: "Russians" is more than enough evidence.
Yes... how easily the truth can be manipulated with a few images and the right words. This is a good lesson for all of us to learn, some of us are still being fooled by oranges in disguise as apples.
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(19-03-2012 08:33 AM)bemore Wrote: Ive heard so many different things on this..... both as convincing arguements for and against.
I have to question what is the most convincing piece of evidence(s) that have been put forward that make you doubt we went to the moon? I live with people who don't believe we went to the moon and all their arguments were flaccid and lame.
One was that the radiation would be too much, where has there ever been a source for this that was linked by a conspiracy theorist, it was just an idea. Much like when trains were first invented people were scared to go on them because they wasn't sure if the body could function under 45mph speeds.
Another was that we did not have the technology to go out into space, we could launch rockets high into the atmosphere but for 'some reason' the last layer of the earths ozone was a lot more dense than the rest. How this is even possible I do not know for obvious reasons that dense things go to the center and not around.
Another was the flag issue, which has been debunked many times but much to my disappointment, even showing them why we can't see the flag they still do not believe we went to the moon.
We have a NASA image of the stuff left on the moon that was taken by a passing probe.
We have a mirror that reflects photons so we can measure the distance of the moon from the earth.
The ''proof'' of us not going to the moon is on par to the ignorant and circumstantial evidence that makes people believe the WTC's were controlled demolitions. Speculative answers will get you nowhere.
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(19-03-2012 05:54 PM)Phenakist Wrote:(19-03-2012 08:33 AM)bemore Wrote: Ive heard so many different things on this..... both as convincing arguements for and against.
As far as radiation, I argued extensively with someone about this and even ended up having a conversation with a NASA scientists that worked with Van Allen, so I was happy something came out of it. Either way, as far as the radiation goes, some of the conspiracy theories concerning the Van Allen belts was actually dealt with by Van Allen. If anyone knows about the radiation of the Van Allen belts, it's probably the guy who led the discovery of them.
Either way, even after all the research I put into debunking that, the person I was arguing with didn't even accept that. Not even that... It reminded me a lot of a Marine in my unit that was a Flat-Earther. He flew around the world literally and still didn't believe the Earth was round. Well, not flat like a... how did he put it? Oh, yeah, like a Frisbee. Up until I met him, I didn't even know someone would ever believe something so obviously preposterous. Capt. V spent hours discussing this with him after he found out, but dude never budged on the subject. It was fucking amazing how blind people can be to the obvious.
Either way, currently I don't try to argue with people about it. I take my lesson from Buzz Aldrin and just slug them if they piss me off enough... If you are going to argue, have them write down what they would need as proof. If you can't provide the proof or if it will take a lot of work, don't even attempt it. Hell, even tell them you can't or won't. If you can, provide it, then when they move the goal posts, just keep showing them what they wrote and refuse to answer any more. No need to waste time with someone that is dishonest.
Defy gravity... stand up.
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RE: More Evidence Against Moon Landing Conspiracy
my favorite thing about the "poof" that we didn't land on the moon is the flag, but the old flag theory, not this new one. You see, back then, when we didn't have Hubble and similar commodities, people used original video material to prove that those were not people on the moon, so one of those is that the flag could not stand like that in zero gravity and that it moves in the wind, but there could be no wind there. First of all, who would be so retarded to make a fake moon landing, then fuck up the basic things like the flag? That is just retarded. Secondly, the flag was moving because the man has just put it there and it was on a stick, so it still moved a bit from all that shaking and nailing to the ground. Also, the flag stands straight, not down, because there is a metal rod in the top part of the flag, so that it would keep the flag standing straight. Like the letter "L", only upside down.
So, is the explanation obvious, logical, simple and viable? YES. Can you prove it is not like that? NO.
This can be repeated for every single "evidence" that people put up for the NOT landing. I watched couple of documentaries where people from NASA were listening these theories and then debunking them one at a time. The theories were constructed good and intelligent, but in the first 2 sentences the NASA guy would explain in so much detail, logic and validity how it was wrong, that the only logical and intelligent thing to do was to forget I ever heard of anything as stupids as "we faked the moon landing"...
So for anyone out there who believes in this, please, listen to the other side, listen what the people from NASA have to say, if you are not stupid, everything will be clear as day. And that is without bullshiting and talking around the subject, just quick, simple and logical explanations of every little conspiracy detail explained.
I have a theory that the truth is never told during the nine-to-five hours.
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RE: More Evidence Against Moon Landing Conspiracy
Once again, you lunatics that believe this crap are debunked.
I know you'll say the pictures were faked. BUT the guy has a British accent so it must be true!
It was just a fucking apple man, we're sorry okay? Please stop the madness
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Founded in 1931, the gardens take visitors on a journey through gardens of the world, both inside and out. The brainchild of Brother Marie-Victorin, the construction of the original Art Deco buildings helped to provide jobs for the many out of work due to the height of the Great Depression. Over 150 acres of thematic gardens and greenhouses make up the grounds, comprising one of the world's most extensive and important collections of plant life and research facilities. The Botanical Gardens were meant to educate and excite the Montreal people, while also giving a lush and serene place to relax that any Montrealer could easily access via subway.
Aside from gardens that encompass China, Japan, Alpine, and a First Nations (indigenous Canadian plants) gardens, the grounds are home to the Montreal Botanical Garden School of Horticulture. Graduates study both ornamental and historical horticulture, as well as natural sciences and preservation within the on site research labs, covering plant physiology, genetics, ecology, and biotechnology, as well as conservation. Young Gardeners and amateur "Friends of the Garden," can also learn about gardening year round.
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Like many people, when I began turning, my biggest concern was trying to understand and remember the many things I had to do all at once just to achieve the most basic results. There were so many things to learn; efficiency just wasn't something I thought about for awhile.
But as my skills developed – or perhaps because they did – I noticed more and more one particular thing that was hugely annoying. There just wasn't any good place on the lathe to put the tools.
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I Hired a "People Walker" to Walk Me Through a Sketchy Neighborhood, And It Was a Lot Less Weird Than I Thought It Would Be
Talking and walking is fun, whereas straight-up walking is super-boring and hurts my feet.
Two years ago, I met a gentleman I shall henceforth call James, because his name was, well, James. James and I had a first date for the books. It lasted a full 10 hours (we'd met up for coffee at 3 pm on a Saturday), and we discussed everything from the rudeness inherent to chronic lateness to how we both hate the book "Confederacy of Dunces." We discussed how embarrassed we both are by this latter fact.
I knew about James like you know a good dye job. Here's the one for me, I thought. The man I've been looking for years. I just KNOW.
There was one little problem, however, and that was that James already had a wife.
Now, before we all get our panties in a bunch, before I get labeled the heinous man-stealer, let me toss out a few more details: James' wife was on the cusp of no longer being his wife. They'd been together for 10 years, married for two. They'd met young, in their early 20s, and had decided, two months before James and I met, to divorce. The decision had not been mutual. James had been the one to request the divorce; his wife had been devastated by his decision.
All this information came up over the course of our 10-hour date, and to some extent, the process of James discussing it was akin to someone waving a red flag in my face. A flag that said: RECENTLY DIVORCED! WILLING TO END A MARRIAGE! LOOKING FOR A TRANSITIONAL WOMAN! INCAPABLE OF A SERIOUS RELATIONSHIP RIGHT NOW!
But to quote Olivia Newton John in her star turn in "Grease," My head is saying, 'Fool, forget him,'/ My heart is saying, 'Don't let go.'
What I mean to say is that over the course of those 10 hours I couldn't knock the feeling -– despite all those red flags -– that James and I might still be a good match. And I felt I had to stick around to find out.
Which brings me to now, two years into our relationship. James and I have our ups and our downs in what could be called "still the honeymoon phase." And many of them, frankly, have to do with how he used to be married to someone else. There's not a week that goes by that I don't think either A) I'm thrilled he's got that experience under his belt, or B) Why god, WHY did I have to fall in love with a guy with an ex-wife?
The point of course is this: There are some serious pros to dating a divorced guy. But there are some no-holds-barred cons to it too.
The Cons: (I thought we'd get the negatives out of the way first. That's better, right? I mean, why not try to be uplifting?)
1. She's on Facebook. In this day and age, the briefest jaunt through Facebook reveals significant portions of who this woman is: What she looks like, what parts of herself she likes to advertise. There's some immediate satisfaction of knowing, of course. But beyond that, it's just a device with which to torture yourself.
2. He dumped her. I'm sorry to say it, but this one's a real lose/lose. If he dumped her, you think, "What's to stop him from dumping me?" You'll have to manage her continued pining, her continued pursuit. You'll have to manage the frequency of her calls, the hours at which she makes them -. And if she dumped him? Forget it. That's even worse. You're destined to wonder -– however briefly -– how much of him is still in love with her.
3. He's traumatized. The recently divorced man is, with little exception, the recently traumatized man. And if you're the one who winds up with him, it will fall upon you to help him cope. You will see him see old photos, you will see him cry or scream or fume or mourn. You will see him feel like he failed. And –- lest it bears mention –- this is all as much fun as… well, imagine shredding a carrot, tying all those carrot shreds together, then threading the long, thin carrot they've become through your sinuses till they pop out of your mouth. I do believe that whole routine would be more fun that than which I've described above.
The Pros: (There is good stuff, too! I promised it and I shall deliver.)
1. He knows how to communicate. A guy who's lived with a woman for a significant period of time has a pretty good sense of what to say and when to say it. Let's say you're trying on a dress, and you ask his opinion. He knows to say, "I'm not sure it does your figure justice," in lieu of, "Eww! Jesus! That looks gross."
2. He knows how to compromise. If you're boyfriend's divorced, you can be 99 percent sure he's lived with someone else for a while and has a solid understanding of shared space as a result. He understands the closet isn't his and his alone, he understands he doesn't always get control of the TV. And seeing as how teaching a man these lessons is akin to herding stray cats, this is a valuable attribute to luck into.
3. He's learned from his mistakes. This isn't a given. But it is likely, and it's wonderful. A man with a now-defunct marriage under his belt has learned a few things about himself, about what he has to work on, about what he can and cannot handle. A divorce is a horrible thing to be sure, but from what I've observed, it's also pretty humbling. Well, I don't know about you, but I'll take a humble guy with failed marriage over some arrogant guy who's never settled down any day of the week. I'll take him, and I'll work to be patient when his ex-wife makes her weekly call.
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In the 1970s when I was the young, innocent and naive chairmaker at Strawbery Banke, a museum in Portsmouth, N.H., 50,000 tourists passed through my shop each summer. It never failed that when I was cutting out a chair seat with a bowsaw some wag would quip loudly, "You need a band saw!"
While these comics guffawed at their own cleverness I was puzzled by the comment's inanity. I knew I was doing just fi ne and didn't need a band saw. I did my work quickly and effi ciently with two different sized bowsaws – large and small. The saws did all the work I required. I cut out two chair seats a week and four scrolled hands. If the chair had a crest, I cut that too.
The saws had cost very little, relative to a band saw. When I was done, I hung them on the wall, where they took up no floor space in my cramped shop. I was perfectly happy working this way.
After I had grown up and started demonstrating at woodworking shows, I continued to get the same comment from woodworkers who, carried away with their own wittiness, could not stop themselves from blurting, "You need a band saw!" It was then that I realized everyone thought I should have a band saw because they didn't know about bowsaws. It was their loss. They missed out on the enjoyment of using a very efficient tool that has been around since the Bronze Age and was used in Europe and America to produce the great 18th-century furniture masterpieces we go to museums to admire.
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We really love that built-in plate rack, and the light, bright IKEA cabinets that Misty and her husband installed when they moved in six years ago. They did leave one very unique feature of the kitchen, though: That brick paver floor!
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(Reuters) - AT&T Inc said on Friday it is exploring options such as a sale of its wireless broadcast towers but noted that its ability to reach a deal would depend on the terms it is able to reach with the buyer for its ongoing use of the towers.
When wireless service providers sell broadcast towers they typically lease back space from tower operators so they can continue to offer their services without interruption.
Bloomberg reported earlier this week that AT&T had hired bankers for a sale of its towers that could fetch about $5 billion.
Potential acquirers could include Crown Castle International Corp, American Tower Corp and SBA Communications Corp.
AT&T also said it expects record third-quarter smartphone sales, driven by new marketing programs and new devices. It expects to increase its smartphone base by more than 1 million in the quarter.
Operators including AT&T tend to report lower wireless profit margins in quarters of strong smartphone sales as they typically subsidize devices for customers who in turn commit to two-year contracts.
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When Bethany Truginn's parents bought an acreage near Lexington where they could retire, she wanted to follow along.
"I figured after all the years they took care of me, I'd like to return the favor," she said.
Working in a coffee shop in North Platte, Truginn began researching jobs on the Internet.
"I've got three degrees that so far I've been unable to use in Nebraska," she said. "So I started looking for a grown-up job where I could meet people and get connected."
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She didn't immediately find a job but what she did find was a helpful person who worked diligently to help her relocate.
John Bell is adamant about retaining and attracting young people to Dawson County.
Bell, a 1994 graduate of Gothenburg High School, had gone off to college and started his career when he realized at age 28 that he wanted to move back home.
"I really didn't know where to turn," he said of looking for a job and housing here.
Now the director of Dawson Area Development's Advocating for Business Labor Education (ABLE) program, Bell has developed a Web site that can help families find their way home.
In 2006, DAD received a grant through the Creating Educational Partnerships Act that helped produce www.dawsoncountycareers.com. The site was launched in January 2008.
The Web site is what Bell calls a clearinghouse of information.
"Anything that would pertain to someone wanting to locate in Dawson County can be found there," he said.
Not only are there 45 to 50 job opportunities posted on the site but there is also a list of Dawson County businesses, information on housing and day care services and a cost of living calculator.
"I know high school kids get fired up about going to some place like San Diego and making a ton of money," Bell said, "and I can't blame them. What they can't wrap their heads around, though, is the difference in the cost of living."
Hopefully, Bell said, giving students that kind of information before they leave for college will mean it's in the back of their minds when they are looking for a place to land later in life.
The available jobs listed tend to be employment opportunities that might entice a person to move. At the same time, Bell said the catalog of businesses in the county gives searchers a chance to see what's here.
"For instance, it could give a pharmacist living somewhere else the opportunity to talk to a pharmacist here, even though there isn't a job posted," Bell said.
Job searchers have the choice to contact companies directly or submit a resume to DAD and have Bell put out the feelers.
"I get an average of three to five resumes a week," he said. "I forward them to companies I think might fit their skills and I hold their hand throughout the process."
That's the direction Truginn took. Response was not immediate but after three or four months of working closely together, Truginn was hired as an marketing representative in Lexington.
"I was pretty impressed," Truginn said. "I figured that if someone was willing to put that much effort into helping me find a job, the community must be something special."
DAD has links to www.dawsoncountycareers.com on all three of the county's major newspapers' Web sites. Bell said that's where a majority of the site's hits come from.
The ABLE program was started by DAD because businesses in the county said they were struggling to find qualified workers, Bell said. The Web site is one way DAD can try to help.
"The Internet and word of mouth are the top two ways people receive information when they're looking to relocate," Bell said. "And for educated people, with an associate's degree or higher, the Internet is their primary way of researching."
The Web site may also be an avenue for keeping businesses open.
An example, Bell said, would be a business owner who wants to retire but has struggled to sell.
"A listing on our site isn't like putting a for sale sign in the window," he said. "This hits a much broader market."
Bell hopes to eventually expand the Web site with a link to a Dawson County blog and even a Facebook page for Dawson County alumni.
"We need to take our recruiting efforts even farther," he said, "catering toward individuals as much as we do businesses."
Truginn said the kind of personal attention she received made a significant difference.
"The world is all about knowing somebody who knows somebody," she said.
Through the DAD Web site, she found that advantage.
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10 Meals Where Rice Takes Center Stage
Rice often gets relegated into the "side dish" category, which is the food equivalent of always playing wingman while flashier, more winsome ingredients get to chat up the cook. Today, we're showing a little love for this humble grain. Here are ten of our favorite dinners where rice gets to be the star.
Miso Soup with Rice & Poached Egg
Rice is one of the most versatile ingredients I can think of. It's easy to make and can go from soup to casserole to salad without a hitch. Since rice absorbs the flavors of the dish in which it's cooked, rice is equally at home with Asian ingredients like miso and ginger, fragrant Indian spices, Mexican bean and meat dishes, and simple everyday pantry fare like fresh herbs, sautéed greens, and chicken broth.
I keep both brown rice and regular white rice stocked in my pantry at all times for weeknight meals, and then I pick up packages of other varieties like wild rice or arborio rice as fitting occasions and new recipes present themselves. I'm always ready for an excuse to try a new variety of rice!
Here are our basic instructions for cooking a perfect pot of rice, simple recipes for fried rice and risotto, and last but not least, our top ten favorite recipes featuring rice front and center.
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Basic Rice Recipes
Southeast Asian Canned Salmon & Rice Cakes with Sriracha Mayo
- 1 Chinese No Clay-Pot Chicken with Ginger & Soy
- 2 Miso Soup with Rice & Poached Egg
- 3 Southeast Asian Canned Salmon & Rice Cakes with Sriracha Mayo
- 4 Lemony Spring Soup with Peas & Rice
- 5 Kimchi Fried Rice with Extra Greens
Spring Lemon Risotto with Asparagus and Fiddlehead Ferns
- 6 How to Make Gimbap - Korean Seaweed and Rice Rolls
- 7 Brown Rice Bowl with Lemongrass, Tofu & Cashews
- 8 Spring Lemon Risotto with Asparagus and Fiddleheads
- 9 Brown Rice Salad with Apples, Walnuts, and Cherries
- 10 Vegetable Biryani Rice
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"Suarez does not bite them, he swallows them," Ovacion headlined, referring to the Liverpool forward's infamous bite on Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic. The paper said his match-winning performance was revenge for the criticism the 27-year-old had endured in England.
"As all Uruguayans dreamed, Luis Suarez returned just in time against England, and was the hero," it said. "The Pistolero got revenge for so much criticism received from the English by leaving them on the brink of elimination. It is true that England was the country which sheltered him and brought him to be one of the best forwards in the world (and why not the best?), but it was also the place which has systematically mistreated him."
El Observador also hailed the striker, recalling that only four weeks ago he had been in tears when a knee injury appeared likely to wreck his World Cup hopes.
"Suarez was the hero, against the opponent he most wanted to beat," the paper said. "That is because he scored the first when the team was soaring, and above all for giving victory when everything seemed lost.
The construction of that goal began 28 days ago, when Luis emerged from the Medica Uruguaya (hospital) with a distraught face and sitting in a wheelchair, when the tears flowed after he was told an operation was needed. But he got up, he walked, he ran and he scored two golazos -- like in a fairytale."
Across the River Plate estuary in Buenos Aires, the Argentine media was also enjoying the moment. Ole's match report was headlined "The Incredible Suarez" and said a shocked England were still not sure how they had suffered a second consecutive World Cup defeat.
"England, another to have been hit with a frying pan at this World Cup, are saying goodbye," it added. "They once invented football, but here they were bewildered again. Suarez, and Uruguay, whacked them."
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- Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) June 19, 2014Meanwhile, a downbeat English media knew that, barring a "miracle," the World Cup is over for Roy Hodgson's side -- and there were plenty more bite puns on both front and back pages.
"It had to be chew!" headlined the Sun, which also reported that England boss Roy Hodgson has no intention of resigning from his post.
But the paper's chief sports writer Steven Howard laid into England, damning their performance under the headline "Same old England: Defensive blunders, poor final balls, even worse finishing."
"All bite on the night," said the Guardian's front page headline, while the Daily Mail said Suarez was "just two good" and Martin Samuel joined the chorus of condemnation of the performance. "Ultimately, England cannot handle the heat," Samuel wrote. "Not the searing temperatures of an Amazonian rainforest, or the muggy humidity of a South American World Cup. They cannot handle the heat that comes with international football."
Daily Mirror columnist Oliver Holt said England were "at their frustrating worst."
"The free spirits who took the match to Italy in Manaus had flown away," he added. "In their place, an England team as dull and gloomy as the tower blocks in this concrete jungle called Sao Paulo stumbled their way to desperate defeat in the Arena Corinthians."
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I suspect that the title of this little dual biography was intended to produce in the potential reader (i.e., anyone even a little familiar with Waugh and Orwell) precisely the reaction it produced in me upon hearing it: I exclaimed something to the effect of, "Say what?" and promptly plunked down twenty-six bucks (minus my local indie… READ MORE >
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Image Journal's website features a blog by Brian Volck on the slippery nature of words; more specifically, the language of this election season, and key words like "change." Both parties claim to be the agents of change. What does it mean? How does a word or expression change in a given context? In politics, are words used… READ MORE >
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From March 26–28, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments surrounding President Barack Obama's most controversial legislative achievement: health care.
WGBH News had the complete oral arguments online and on 89.7, with analysis from Renée Landers, a professor at Suffolk Law, plus NPR stories, news features and talk show conversations to illuminate the many facets of this crucial issue.
Complete NPR analysis >>>
Monday, March 26
Morning Edition: What to Listen For — Law professor Renée Landers and WGBH News' Bob Seay preview the day's agenda at the Court.
The Takeaway: Supreme Court Hears Challenge — Jeffrey Rosen, professor of law at George Washington University, talks about the "individual mandate."
The Callie Crossley Show: Dr. Tim Lepore: A Doctor without Boundaries — In a new book, New York Times reporter Pam Belluck profiles Lepore, who has been treating the people on Nantucket for nearly 30 years as a surgeon, tick expert, unofficial psychologist, accidental homicide detective and occasional vet.
Supreme Court: Complete audio and transcripts of the day's arguments.
Tuesday, March 27
Play-by-play: Renée Landers and Bob Seay analyze Monday's arguments in their entirety. (2 hrs., 47 mins.)
Feature: Changing the Face of Medicine — Local doctors are making unique efforts to improve the quality of medical treatment, especially in populations of color — in part by recruiting members of those communities to join the M.D. ranks.
Feature: The History Lessons of Health Care — A look at the last century of health care and health insurance through video, including some proposals that seem ideologically unusual today.
The Takeaway: Day 2 Begins — On Tuesday, the justices get into the meat of the case: the individual mandate.
The Emily Rooney Show: Local 'Friends' of the Affordable Care Act — Boston-area organizations talk about their amicus briefs.
Callie Crossley: Medicine in Arts and Culture — Part 1: A professor talks about how TV and movies have depicted key health issues over the years. Part 2:, and Anna Deavere Smith discusses her one-woman show about health care.
Supreme Court: Complete audio and transcripts of the day's arguments.
Wednesday, March 28
Play-by-play: Renée Landers and Bob Seay analyze Tuesday's arguments in their entirety. (2 hrs., 48 mins.)
Feature: At MGH, Building from the Skeleton of a Heart — Scientists at Mass. General Hospital are working on a technique to strip diseased hearts of their cells and then rebuild them into healthy organs.
Feature: Mass. Ranks above Average on Medication Adherence — New research shows that Bay State residents are better at sticking to their prescribed drug regimen than most. Still, one-third of the patients with chronic health conditions stop taking their medication within a year.
The Takeaway: The Final Arguments — John Hockenberry previews the day in Court with Jeffrey Rosen.
Emily Rooney: Cracking Your Genetic Code — Ahead of tonight's Nova documentary, we look at the ultimate theft: stealing your genetic identity.
Callie Crossley: The Doctor Will Screen You Now — Screening, patient expectations and costs: How much medicine is too much?
Supreme Court: Complete audio and transcripts of the day's arguments.
Thursday, March 29
Play-by-play: Renée Landers and Bob Seay analyze Wednesday's arguments in their entirety. (3 hrs., 4 mins.)
Feature: A WGBH Journalist's Health Care Journey — At the age of 26, WGBH News' Ibby Caputo was diagnosed with leukemia. She needed expensive treatment — and qualified for MassHealth. It made her ask: whose lives matter, and at what cost?
The Takeaway: The Chief Executive and the Court — We examine a president who found himself up against the Supreme Court in the wake of sweeping social reforms: President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Emily Rooney: Your SCOTUS Health Care Questions Answered — If the Supreme Court rules that the health insurance mandate is unconstitutional, does that invalidate the rest of the law? Law professor Renée Landers and one of her students answer your questions.
Callie Crossley: SCOTUS vs. POTUS — Is health care a make-or-break issue for voters? Our political insiders lay out the possibilities for the campaign trail.
Callie Crossley: The Arguments Conclude — But the questions continue. Wall Street Journal correspondent Jess Bravin gives his take on the proceedings.
Friday, March 30
Debrief: Renée Landers talks about what's next for the case.
Feature: Commonwealth Care: Immigration, Insurance and Independence — He was a legal immigrant and a cancer survivor, on Commonwealth Care. Then the state cut it back. Then the court overruled it. Eugenio Hernandez's experience tells a story about interdependence.
Feature: Physicians' Group Advocates for the Affordable Care Act — Doctors for America, which filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court, has 15,000 members of various political persuasions who all support President Barack Obama's health care law, the group's co-founder said.
The Takeaway: A Justice in the Balance — In the biggest Supreme Court cases, Justice Anthony Kennedy, more often that not, is the key swing vote. The pointed questions he asked during arguments made him the hardest to read, and suggested that once again, his opinion may be the most crucial in this case.
All segments are subject to change.
From Basic Black: Latoyia Edwards, New England Cable News; Callie Crossley and Phillip Martin, WGBH News; Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan, Dimock Center and Robert Fortes, political consultant, explore the impact of the health care legislation on communities of color. (Originally aired Mar. 25, 2010.)
From the Forum Network: U.S. Primary Care in Crisis — In a roundtable discussion moderated by the head of Partners HealthCare, four experts in primary care and related policy explore the crisis, as well as possible solutions for training, practice, compensation and systemic change. (Recorded Nov. 12, 2008.) More from the Forum Health Care Reform Series


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Global Conductive Coating Industry Market to 2022 with Trends, Key Vendors, market Driver, Market Segmentation
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HTF Market Intelligence released a new research report of 162 pages on title 'Global Conductive Coating Industry Market Research 2017' with detailed analysis, forecast and strategies. The study covers key regions that includes North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, China, Japan and important players.
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In this report, we analyze the Conductive Coating industry from two aspects. One part is about its production and the other part is about its consumption. In terms of its production, we analyze the production, revenue, gross margin of its main manufacturers and the unit price that they offer in different regions from 2012 to 2017. In terms of its consumption, we analyze the consumption volume, consumption value, sale price, import and export in different regions from 2012 to 2017. We also make a prediction of its production and consumption in coming 2017-2022.
At the same time, we classify different Conductive Coating based on their definitions. Upstream raw materials, equipment and downstream consumers analysis is also carried out. Wha is more, the Conductive Coating industry development trends and marketing channels are analyzed.
Finally, the feasibility of new investment projects is assessed, and overall research conclusions are offered.
The report can answer the following questions:
1. What is the global (North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, China, Japan) production, production value, consumption, consumption value, import and export of Conductive Coating?
2. Who are the global key manufacturers of Conductive Coating industry? How are their operating situation (capacity, production, price, cost, gross and revenue)?
3. What are the types and applications of Conductive Coating? What is the market share of each type and application?
4. What are the upstream raw materials and manufacturing equipment of Conductive Coating? What is the manufacturing process of Conductive Coating?
5. Economic impact on Conductive Coating industry and development trend of Conductive Coating industry.
6. What will the Conductive Coating market size and the growth rate be in 2022?
7. What are the key factors driving the global Conductive Coating industry?
8. What are the key market trends impacting the growth of the Conductive Coating market?
9. What are the Conductive Coating market challenges to market growth?
10. What are the Conductive Coating market opportunities and threats faced by the vendors in the global Conductive Coating market?
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2. To provide insights about factors affecting the market growth. To analyze the Conductive Coating market based on various factors- price analysis, supply chain analysis, porte five force analysis etc.
3. To provide historical and forecast revenue of the market segments and sub-segments with respect to four main geographies and their countries- North America, Europe, Asia, and Rest of the World.
4. To provide country level analysis of the market with respect to the current market size and future prospective.
5. To provide country level analysis of the market for segment by application, product type and sub-segments.
6. To provide strategic profiling of key players in the market, comprehensively analyzing their core competencies, and drawing a competitive landscape for the market.
7. To track and analyze competitive developments such as joint ventures, strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, new product developments, and research and developments in the global Conductive Coating market.
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1 Industry Overview of Conductive Coating
1.1 Brief Introduction of Conductive Coating
1.1.1 Definition of Conductive Coating
1.1.2 Development of Conductive Coating Industry
1.2 Classification of Conductive Coating
1.2.1 Type One
1.2.2 Type Two
1.2.3 Type Three
1.3 Status of Conductive Coating Industry
1.3.1 Industry Overview of Conductive Coating
1.3.2 Global Major Regions Status of Conductive Coating
2 Industry Chain Analysis of Conductive Coating
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2.2 Upstream Major Raw Materials and Price Analysis of Conductive Coating
2.3 Downstream Applications of Conductive Coating
2.3.1 Application 1
2.3.2 Application 2
2.3.3 Application 3
3 Manufacturing Technology of Conductive Coating
3.1 Development of Conductive Coating Manufacturing Technology
3.2 Manufacturing Process Analysis of Conductive Coating
3.3 Trends of Conductive Coating Manufacturing Technology
4 Major Manufacturers Analysis of Conductive Coating
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4.1.1 Company Profile
4.1.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.1.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
4.1.4 Contact Information
4.2 Company 2
4.2.1 Company Profile
4.2.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.2.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.3.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.3.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.4 Company 4
4.4.1 Company Profile
4.4.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.4.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.5 Company 5
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4.5.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.5.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.6 Company 6
4.6.1 Company Profile
4.6.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.6.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.7 Company 7
4.7.1 Company Profile
4.7.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.7.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.8.1 Company Profile
4.8.2 Product Picture and Specifications
4.8.3 Capacity, Production, Price, Cost, Gross and Revenue
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4.9.1 Company Profile
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Trade with portland trailblazers
Wizards get: Jerryd Bayless (2.5mil), Steve Blake (4mil), Travis Outlaw (3.5mil)
Portland gets: Antawn Jamison (11mil)
ESPN Trade machine says it works and the Blazers would definitely be willing to complete the deal because they are in need of a good veteran. Jamison is a leader and would be fine with being the sixth man.
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Life as a fire lookout
Once upon a time, I had a pretty sweet gig at the Wall Street Journal, editing stories about sports, wine, theater, pop music, photography, painting and opera. Every month or so, I reviewed a novel or profiled a jazz musician. The daily "Leisure & Arts" page was a quiet, civilized little backwater, largely untouched by the urgency and political polemic that drove the rest of the paper.
Then the dot-com bubble collapsed, followed 18 months later by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. One day, I learned that, due to staff cuts, my job description would soon include copy-editing the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal Europe. I was well-acquainted with the sorts of arguments I'd find there, arguments in favor of tax cuts for the rich, tax hikes on the poor, the gutting of environmental-protection laws and social safety nets -- essentially pieces trumpeting a right-wing ideology with which I, to put it mildly, disagreed. It seemed my workdays were about to become a little less quiet and a lot less civilized.
So I told my boss I couldn't do it. He was taken aback. He wasn't asking me to write neoconservative editorials, he said; he was simply asking me to parse neoconservative editorials for faulty grammar. He said I'd get a small raise to compensate for my additional duties, and I would do whatever he told me to do, because he was my boss.
I now faced a choice. I could either accept the raise and surrender all claims to a conscience, or I could quit my job. Given the size of my student loan debt and the dismal state of the job market, the decision was not easy. I needed some time to think it over. As luck would have it, an old friend had recently invited me to visit the mountain where she worked as a fire lookout, in the Gila National Forest of southwest New Mexico. I promptly took a week's vacation and flew out to see her.
I knew within the first half hour that she had the best job in the world: She got paid to sit and look at trees. Her tower was five miles from the nearest road. She lived in a little cabin 10,000 feet above sea level, with a view of 20,000 square miles of southern New Mexico, southeast Arizona and far west Texas. On a clear day, she could see the Sierra Madre of Mexico. When there weren't any fires, she hiked in the evenings, and she took naps on the clock when things were quiet. She saw her boss just twice a year, once in April to pick up her VHF radio, and once in August when she turned it back in. Her time was her own, in other words, and so were the moods of the mountains.
That first night, after a few swigs of bourbon, she confessed that she felt a little understimulated as a lookout. The real action was out on the firelines, and she wanted a glimpse of it. Her boss was inclined to allow this -- but only if she could find someone to take over fire watch. By the time my visit was up, I'd talked myself into her job. I would give two weeks' notice at the paper in New York and return in 16 days. I didn't know much about the day-to-day life of a fire lookout, but I was encouraged by a line I remembered from Norman Maclean's masterpiece A River Runs Through It: "It doesn't take much in the way of mind and body to be a lookout. It's mostly soul." The time had come for me to see how much soul I had left.
I found the transition from an office in Lower Manhattan to a tower in the New Mexico wilderness remarkably painless. No doubt some would see that as a warning sign of a split-personality disorder. But I'd grown up on a farm in Minnesota, so I was not unacquainted with rural life. You can't take the country out of the boy, even if he has spent years dressed in a suit and tie, riding the New York subways.
Instead of traveling an hour one-way to an office building, I now live where I work, at least for about a hundred days a year -- which means I walk 20 steps from my cabin, 65 more up the steps of the tower, and my commute is complete. My schedule is similar to that of any other jogger on the hamster wheel of the eight-hour workday -- 9:00 to 6:00, an hour off for lunch -- except that my job involves an exquisite intimacy with wilderness, and my office is a steel-and-glass room immaculately designed to attract lightning. It's no wonder that we fire lookouts are often thought of as freaks on the peaks.
To make a career out of this, I've had to forego any hope of financial stability. Every winter I cobble together a collection of jobs to pay the bills and every April I quit them. Then, come August, I start the hustle all over again. Tending bar, it turns out, is as good a companion career as any for a lookout. The money's halfway decent, no one expects you to stick with it for longer than is convenient, and you can accomplish a full year's worth of socializing in about six months. The trick is to avoid getting sick in any major way, since health insurance tends to be elusive.
It also helps to have an indulgent spouse. My wife, Martha, once spent an entire summer with me on the mountain, back in 2004, before we were married, and the experience of living together off in the woods convinced us that we were probably a satisfactory match for the long haul. Each subsequent summer, she's had other obligations -- namely work and school, as she pursued an education in nursing. She breaks away whenever possible to hike in for a two- or three-day visit, and my schedule allows me four days off every other weekend to scoot back into town, so we manage to spend about half the summer together. I know couples who'd love to have 50 days a year apart from each other; for us, it's merely a part of the natural rhythm of our lives. We all profit from a little time alone now and then. For some that may mean a Sunday afternoon hike once a month, or maybe a couple of hours in the garden. Others have more substantial requirements. For me, the hyper-connectedness of modern life -- with its incessant barrage of coercive come-ons and commercial seductions, images and information, tweets and links -- becomes stifling beyond a certain point. I need to be alone to clear my head and rejuvenate my creative energies, since writing -- my major work -- is by necessity a solitary act.


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Recent research by YouGov shows that awareness of BlackBerry's advertising efforts in the U.S. have jumped from 6% in the middle of January to 21% by the end of February. 34% of existing BlackBerry owners that were looking to get a new handset in the next six months were going to stick with BlackBerry. 17% said they were going to switch to iPhone and 31% said they were going to switch to a Samsung device. By comparison, iPhone purchase intent had dropped from 14% to 7%, and ad awareness was down from 44% to 38% between January and March.
Though that may sound rough, at the same time last year, those figures were closer to 30% retention, 34% defection to iPhone, and 12% to Samsung. The data was collected by surveying Americans to see which manufacturer brands they've seen in advertisements recently, and which they would be most likely to purchase from.
Leading up to the U.S. launch of the BlackBerry Z10 next week, marketing is going to play a huge role in generating awareness. Sure, you fine, dedicated CrackBerry readers will know just about every nook and cranny of the device before it gets into your hands, but everyday consumers will likely hear about the Z10 first from a TV spot or a banner. The Keep Moving campaign is really nice and proactive, but even going about daily business in Canada, I'm spotting many more traditional print ads from BlackBerry than I've seen in a long time.
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8:20P - Meeting called to order - State of the treasury - $2500 in the bank, current monthly ~$1200 - Lost 2 people (Lorelle, Kyle?) - Gained 2 (Matt, Kathryn) - No classes since last time (so no change in income) - No expense reimburse. - Anticipate $170 in expenses for upcoming class - Liability insurance - One quote so far, $1200 - Seems to be par for the course - Ian seeking approval to just pay entire amount up front (Vote) 8:30P - Vote: Motion passes - New space - Details in another doc - Have a tentative agreement for rent at 50% of our prior month revenue - Would be a 1 year lease - Need liability insurance - He will cover internet, etc., governed by a seperate agreement - Seperately metered power - A/C are full size, central air type - Questions of the night: - Do we want to move - Is the location OK - Do we pursue this further, or say thanks but now thanks (Vote) - Vote: Motion passes - New lease, how do we handle it: board takes care of things; or solicit constant feedback from the group until we have something? - Sounds like the group wants the board to work out lease terms, then present for a yea/nay vote - The board will work out a lease, send to member's personal addresses, allow for a 48 hour comment period, then yea/nay? (Vote) - Vote: Motion passes 9:16P - Holiday party - Matt: His community has a clubhouse, available for rental ($175 rental, $150(?) deposit) - In Lake Mary/Sanford near Kohl's on Rinehart - Other option: New space - Date? Dec 10, 17 - Sounds like Dec 10th is best - Plan A: New Space, Plan B: Matt's clubhouse (he will enquire) - Resolved: No kids - Upcoming Events - Soldering this saturday (help pls) - Jess from Parallex (Dec 19th) - Etextile workshop (week of Dec 19th) - TBD 9:32P - Meeting adjourned


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Posted 06 February 2018 - 04:05 PM
He is not ready to work, just wouldn't manage it and will not entertain the idea of a supported internship.
Does anyone else know if the LA will fund another level 3 at 19? Considering there are not her options left for him.
I've heard that in exceptional circumstances they will.
Any ideas?
Many thanks.
Posted 07 February 2018 - 11:16 AM
You'd need to get it written into his EHCP and you'd need to have very good reasons why he should do it.
Reasons from a professional carry more weight than from family.
So your argument would be along these lines, hopefully with supporting evidence from college / any professionals involved
At 19 he is not ready to move on
At 21 he wants to be able to move on to university or manage a supported internship.
To get him ready he needs more time at college to do life skills/anxiety management/.... /another level 3
Just asking for funding for another level 3 with no strategy for an exit into employment/university is unlikely to work.
He should be able to apply for an advanced learner loan to fund himself if all else fails.
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Here is further proof of my love for cabbage! Thinly-sliced green cabbage slowly simmered in milk until tender and soft is tossed in a super creamy sauce made of sour cream, poppy seeds, Dijon mustard, thyme and Parmesan cheese. Tangy, salty and melt-in-your mouth delicious!
I'm convinced cooking cabbage in milk (or cream) brings out its natural sweetness and mellows the harsh flavor and smell that cruciferous vegetables are famous for.You may be tempted to make it without Parmesan cheese – but don't! I did and it fell flat. The Parmesan gives it a much needed boost that brings the flavors together and acts as a thickener for the sauce helping it cling to the noodle-like cabbage.
1. In a large skillet saute onion in a few tablespoons oil until tender, add garlic and saute until fragrant.
2. Add milk and cabbage, season with salt and pepper, simmer slowly 15 minutes with a lid on until cabbage is tender, stirring once or twice.
3. Meanwhile in a large bowl whisk together sour cream, mustard, poppy seeds, Parmesan cheese, thyme and season to taste with salt and pepper.
4. Drain cabbage in a colander and add to bowl, toss well and serve immediately.
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Bryanna Clark Grogan's Vegan Feast Kitchen/ 21st Century Table: The kitchen journal of a vegan food writer.. I'm on Facebook and Twitter (see links in sidebar at right).
Friday, October 19, 2012
|Quick and Easy Vegan "Spaghettata" with Mushrooms and Spinach
Yesterday was one of those days when I didn't know what I was going to make until the last minute. (This seems to be happening more frequently than it used to-- I blame the computer!) In the late afternoon, after scrubbing the shower and hanging up the new shower curtain and liner, I had made the last of two versions of vegan popovers/Yorkshire Puddings (my cooking quest of the moment) I made that day (both just okay-- the quest goes on), plus some of my homemade mayonnaise. Suddenly, it was 6 PM and "what to make for dinner"!
In this sort of situation, I open the fridge and peer in, looking for things that need to be used. Usually, this will inspire me to come up with a fast, edible improv dish, or remind me of a recipe I've made before which is worth repeating. This time I remembered the bunch of beautifully fresh spinach we had bought the day before. You have to use that up pretty quickly. I had been thinking before that a pasta dish of some sort might fill the bill for dinner, but I hadn't settled on anything, so this led me to wonder about pasta+spinach+?? for a quick, full-meal-deal. (This type of pasta dish, BTW, is known as "spaghettata" in Italy-- a sort of Italian version of what my late husband Wayne's Irish grandmother called "bread-and-with-it".) Fresh oregano in the garden, fresh mushrooms (also purchased the day before), a little white wine needing to be used up... the result was the following dish, which my husband declared "one of the best pasta dishes I've eaten in a long time"!
I opted to add strips of browned President's Choice (made by Gardein) PC Blue Menu The World's Best Meatless Seasoned Chicken Breast (a Canadian brand). My husband thought that was the least interesting part of the dish and said it could easily be left out without losing anything, so I've added that, or any favorite vegan chicken-y alternative, as an optional ingredient. My cutlets from my newest book, World Vegan Feast (or "Breast of Tofu" in my other books or at this post), or Soy Curls, or whatever is your favorite chicken sub.
I hope you enjoy this dish as much as DH did!
Printable Recipe
Serves 4
12 oz. spaghetti (a good brand-- for GF, use a good one with some "bite", such as quinoa pasta)
1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil
1 small onion, or 1/2 a medium onion, thinly-sliced
1/2 lb. (8 oz.) mushrooms (any kind-- white button is fine)
2 large cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon chopped fresh oregano (or 1 teaspoon dried)
1 bunch fresh spinach, washed, spun dry and thinly-sliced (or 8 cups packed baby spinach)-- this will cook down considerably so don't worry that it's too much!
1/3 cup white wine, dry white vermouth, or dry sherry
1/2 cup good tasting vegan chicken-style broth (my favorite is Better Than Bouillon No-Chicken)
1/2 cup or so of shredded vegan mozzarella
To serve: your favorite vegan parmesan (Go Veggie! is our favorite)
salt and freshly-ground black pepper to taste
OPTIONAL: 2 President's Choice (made by Gardein) PC Blue Menu The World's Best Meatless Seasoned Chicken Breast (a Canadian brand) (Alternatives: my cutlets from my newest book, World Vegan Feast (or "Breast of Tofu" in my other books or at this link), or Soy Curls, or whatever is your favorite chicken sub.)
Put a big pot of salted water on to boil for the pasta. When the water boils, add the pasta and cook for 9-10 minutes, or until al dente. Drain and set aside. NOTE: you can be preparing the rest of the dish while the water boils and the pasta cooks.
If you are going to use the vegan chicken sub option, brown your choice in a little olive oil, cut into thin strips and set aside.
In a large skillet, heat the olive oil over high heat. Add the onions and stir-fry until they start to wilt (add a squirt of water every now and then, as needed to keep from sticking). Add the garlic, mushrooms to the pan and sprinkle with a little salt to release the juice. Stir-fry until the mushrooms begin to cook. Start adding the sliced spinach one handful at a time and stirring until it wilts before adding another. This will go pretty fast. Add the wine, broth, vegan mozzarella and optional vegan "chicken" strips, if using. Mix quickly, but gently. Quickly add the cooked pasta and toss the mixture with a spaghetti rake and a spoon to mix evenly and to re-heat the pasta. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve immediately in heated pasta bowls with the vegan parmesan.
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Hey Bryanna,
Almost all our meals fall into the 'quick what do I make now?' category...
I discovered something like this a few months ago and have been making it with variations fairly regularly. I've also been wondering if I could sneak some spinach into it because hubby is very leary of anthing green that is not lettuce or brocolli. You've given me courage to give it a go as soon as I find some nice and fresh (or get mine to grow!).
Other than the spinach, my main difference is I use heaps of garlic, spiral pasta and thyme instead of oregano because hubby is crazy about thyme with mushrooms.
- Sat Oct 20, 01:39:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Yeah, I think I might add more garlic next time, Kathy, and one could certainly play with the herbs. But it is amazing how tasty something so simple is. A good broth and some wine always helps-- lots of umami!
- Sat Oct 20, 07:04:00 AM PDT
- Desdemona said...
Dude, if you can make a successful Yorkshire I will be (to an even greater degree) your Biggest Admirer and BFF. My mom's Yorkshire pud looms large in my food memories; for me, breaking into one again would be akin to finding the culinary Holy Grail. So please keep at it - you're doing noble work!
- Sat Oct 20, 08:19:00 AM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
I definitely will post the results when I'm satisfied, Desdemona! BTW, are you a historical mystery fiction fan? If so, have you ever read the Elizabethan mysteries by Karen Harper and Fiona Buckley?
- Sat Oct 20, 08:35:00 AM PDT
- Jan said...
I am intrigued by "bread-and-with-it". My (Irish ancestry) dad used to put a lot of his meals on bread. Is that what your husband's grandmother meant? I remember my mom saying his family always did that, they were weird. But they were also poor and I assumed they did that to stretch out the main dish.
- Sat Oct 20, 01:53:00 PM PDT
- Bryanna Clark Grogan said...
Jan, i believe this was from the old days of poverty among the Irish immigrants to North America, when you ate whatever you could find in the pantry, along with bread to fill you up.
- Sat Oct 20, 02:02:00 PM PDT
- saniya nerani said...
What a wonderful dishes you have.
By watching all these I am not getting control over my diet.
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HAGART wrote:I dream of people that were awake while I was dreaming though. So they are certainly not in the dream with me. So it can't always be a co-creation process. Unless you are taping into their subconscious dreams while they are awake..... just got deep. Reminds me of the movie, Paprika. (I just saw it last week and can't stop thinking about it.)
I'm just trying to be thorough and poke holes in arguments. I would love to see if it is possible, but I have to be reasonable too.
Yeah I'm not saying it's literally all the time, sometimes the people in your dreams are nothing but your creation. But they are many dream entity's that aren't as well.
It's good that your trying to poke holes through it, but just because most of the time, you only dream of created friends and not the real ones, isn't really a hole. It's not always a co creation process, but it can be. I believe sooner or later, major break throughs will be made, and this will come to be common knowledge.
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