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Paschal Geoffrey scored two unassisted goals to lead visiting Western Alamance to a 3-1 victory against Williams High School in a Mid-State 3-A Conference boys� soccer game Monday night at Burlington Memorial Stadium.
The Warriors (9-2-1 overall, 2-0-0 Mid-State 3-A) played with only 10 players after a player was ejected with a red card in the second minute.
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▪EASTERN ALAMANCE 4, EDEN MOREHEAD 1:At Eden, Jacob Mann scored two goals and the Eagles earned a Mid-State 3-A Conference victory. Eastern Alamance (8-2-1, 2-0-0) scored four unanswered goals after Eden Morehead scored seven minutes into the game. Pasha Jones and Greg Sharpe added the other Eagles goals. Eric Fenton and Matt Fenton combined for 11 saves in goal.
▪ GRAHAM 8, REIDSVILLE 0:At Reidsville, Graham remained unbeaten as the visiting Red Devils trounced Reidsville in a Mid-State 2-A Conference game. Eric Fuentes scored three goals, and Ricardo Morales netted two more. Ricardo Stewart, Jose Morales and Jorge Rivas added the other goals for Graham (7-0-2, 2-0-1). The Red Devils outshot the Rams 21-5. Reidsville fell to 1-8, 0-3.
▪CUMMINGS 2, BARTLETT YANCEY 1:Eduardo Robles and Steve Perez scored unassisted goals for host Cummings High School in its first victory. Bryan Lopez recorded six saves in goal for Cummings (1-2), which led 1-0 at the half. Bobby Poole scored for the Buccaneers.
▪ VANDALIA CHRISTIAN 1, ALAMANCE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 0, OT:At Graham, Blake Smith scored in the extra period, and Vandalia Christian earned a North Carolina Christian School Association victory. ACS outshot the visitors 9-4. Luke Clapp, who normally plays junior varsity, recorded three saves in goal for the Warriors (4-6, 1-4). Vandalia Christian improved to 2-5 in the conference.
At Elon, Williams swept host Western Alamance in a Mid-State 3-A Conference match, winning 25-15, 25-20, 25-20.
Haley Kendall smashed 17 kills and had nine digs for Williams (9-3, 8-2), while Cason Hussey added 16 kills and 11 digs. Sarah Davis tallied 16 assists, three digs, two kills and a block, while Bella Huerta had 12 assists and two digs. Anna Bearden tallied six digs, three kills, and two aces.
For Western Alamance (5-9, 4-5), Hannah Humphreys provided 10 kills and four aces and Jamie Sommer had seven kills and four digs.
▪EASTERN ALAMANCE 3, EDEN MOREHEAD 0:At Mebane, the Eagles defeated visiting Eden Morehead 25-22, 25-20, 25-12 in Mid-State 3-A Conference action. Caroline Patterson recorded 22 digs, 11 kills, and eight aces to lead the Eagles (15-3, 8-2). Peyton Ray added 10 kills, two aces and two blocks.
▪ SOUTHERN ALAMANCE 3, GRAHAM 0:At Mt. Hermon, Southern Alamance swept visiting Graham in a non-conference match. The Patriots won 25-12, 25-13, 25-20. Katie Boone tallied 15 kills, and DLainee Holman added five kills and two blocks. Tessa Faucette recorded 15 assists and six aces, while Carleigh Brooks had 10 digs for the Patriots (14-2).
Girls� golf
At Eden, Northern Guilford won the Mid-State 3-A Conference match with a team score of 131. Williams (163) was fourth, Eastern Alamance (167) was fifth, and Western Alamance (172) finished sixth at Oak Hills Golf and Events Center.
Kendall Dobbins of Northern Guilford won the medalist with a 41. Eastern Alamance�s Autumn Bryant (48) finished eighth, while Katherine Cox of Williams was ninth with 49.
Eastern Guilford�s only golfer, Allison Killette, was fifth with 45.


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I bought a vmate in singapore for use it india. I have set it to PAL and set up the box. output of the set top box is connected to vmate input and vmate output is connected to Televisions AV2 input. When the vmate is powered on, I see the prompt for inserting memory card. however, when I switch off the vmate, I donot see the pictures from cable set top box in the Television at all. the TV keeps on saying "No Signal". How do I make the vmate give the output to TV ?
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Congratulations to biological anthropologist and AAA member, Dr. Claudia Valeggia. The Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania will be honored with a Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers on October 14.
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The work for which Valeggia received the PECASE award was funded by the National Science Foundation and involves a group of Toba indigenous women and girls living in the province of Formosa in Argentina. The ongoing project aims to better understand three key life transitions: the move from infancy to childhood, puberty and menopause. Valeggia and her colleagues take monthly measurements and other physiological data from the participants to chart physical changes in their lives.
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Until recently, Mike Smith, 64, of Long Beach, Calif., worked 11 hours a day, Monday through Friday and then half a day on Saturday. He was a district manager for a national auto parts chain.
He dreamed of retiring early, but it wasn't an option for him because he and his wife relied on the health insurance tied to his job.
"At our age, with some pre-existing medical conditions, it would have been very costly to buy insurance on the open market — about $3,000 a month," he says.
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A recent study by Georgetown University and the Urban Institute predicts the ACA will enable up to 1.5 million Americans to leave their jobs and become self-employed, start new businesses or retire early. It's a finding that runs counter to forecasts by critics of the federal health law, who contend it will cost the nation jobs and cripple America's small-business economy.
It will take years to know how the health law will change the work landscape in a broad sense, but already the law has changed life for Rebecca Murray.
Last year, Murray says, her husband — a freelance worker in the information technology field — was diagnosed with chronic spinal arthritis. He needed good health insurance, which he received through Murray's job as a social worker in Chicago for a dialysis company. But Murray didn't like her job.
Murray and her husband are both 31, with a 20-month-old daughter and a second child on the way. Before the Affordable Care Act, they couldn't get insurance on the individual market because of his pre-existing condition.
But under the federal health law, they now qualify for a subsidized policy that will cost $535 a month for the whole family. It's not cheap, she says, but the coverage allowed her to quit her job and launch an online business to help other young women take care of sick loved ones.
"It's thrilling, it's exciting, it's kind of like taking a leap into the unknown — and I know it's a big risk," Murray says of her new venture. "But this really is allowing me to finally step into what I feel is truly satisfying for the soul." Just a year ago, she adds, "I was convinced I would be a renal social worker for the next 30-something years and just raise my kids — and hope they could live out their dreams instead."
This story is part of a partnership between NPR, KPCC and Kaiser Health News.
More than 8 million people signed up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. There's been a lot of debate about whether the law will cost the economy jobs. But what's clear is that some people do have the ability now to leave jobs that they've been keeping just for health coverage.
From member station KPCC, Stephanie O'Neill reports.
STEPHANIE O'NEILL, BYLINE: It's mid-day in Long Beach, Calif., and Mike Smith is standing over his kitchen stove preparing bright-green brussel sprouts and caramelized shalets, straight from the pages of "Bon Appetit."
MIKE SMITH: Organic shalets, organic brussel sprouts and organic apple cider vinegar. I love the smell of the shalets, don't you?
O'NEILL: The sweet scent of this gourmet veggie dish lingers as Smith and his wife, Laura, share their leisurely lunch with a visitor. Afterwards, Smith strums a folk tune on his acoustic guitar.
O'NEILL: Until recently, Smith, now 64, worked 11 hours a day - Monday through Friday and then half a day on Saturday - as a district manager for a national auto parts chain. That left him little time to practice guitar, to experiment in the kitchen, or to help take care of elderly in-laws. But early retirement, while certainly appealing, wasn't a viable option as both he and his wife relied heavily on his job-provided health insurance.
SMITH: At our age and both with some pre-existing medical conditions, it would have been very costly to buy insurance on the open market. I think about $3,000 a month is what it would have cost us.
O'NEILL: But the Affordable Care Act changed all that. The Smiths are now enrolled in a private, subsidized health insurance policy that costs them only $200 a month. That's because the ACA bars insurance companies from either denying coverage or charging higher rates to folks with pre-existing conditions.
And that policy shift has also rocked Rebecca Murray's world.
REBECCA MURRAY: My husband and I are both 31 years old. We have a 20-month-old daughter, and we found out about three weeks ago that we're expecting our second child.
O'NEILL: The Chicago resident says her husband, a freelance IT worker, was diagnosed with chronic spinal arthritis. He needed good health insurance, and he got it through Murray's job as a social worker for a dialysis corporation. But she was unhappy at her job because she felt she had to compromise her values and her ethics to work there.
I realized that life can't keep going on this way. I started thinking about, you know, how can the Affordable Care Act help?
Murray says until Obamacare took effect, she and her husband couldn't get insurance on the open market because of his illness. But under the federal health law, they now qualify for a subsidized policy that costs a little more than $500 a month for the whole family. And that allowed Murray to quit her job and launch an online business to help young women like her take care of sick loved ones.
MURRAY: This really is allowing me to finally, like, step into what I feel is truly satisfying for the soul. This time last year, I was convinced I would be a renal social worker for the next 30-something years and, you know, I'll just raise my kids and hope that they can live out their dreams, instead.
One recent study by Georgetown University and the Urban Institute predicts the Affordable Care Act will help up to a million and a half Americans - like Murray and Smith - leave unfulfilling jobs and become self-employed or start new businesses.
O'NEILL: For NPR News, I'm Stephanie O'Neill.
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BOSTON, Mass. - Led by Jill Ritrosky's double-double of 17 rebounds and 12 points and a 21-5 run to start the contest, the Warriors of Eastern Connecticut State University defeated women's basketball by the final of 64-37 Saturday afternoon at the Clark Athletic Center Gymnasium in a Little East Conference match-up.
The forward paced the Warriors who shot 52.2% (24-46) from the field to earn the conference victory and improve to 15-6, 7-3 in the Little East Conference. UMass Boston struggled all afternoon shooting just over 22% as they fell to 12-9, 3-7 in the conference.
Mallory Nelson (Topsham, Maine) led the Beacons with her career-high 14 points on 6-of-10 shooting, 2-for-2 at the free throw line. Ritrosky was solid all afternoon as she went 5-for-7 from the floor and grabbed 14 defensive rebounds.
The Warriors never trailed in Saturday's contest jumping out to a quick 9-0 lead. They would then push their lead to 11 following back-to-back field goals the first coming from Ritrosky and the second from Erin Brooks. Nelson earned the Beacons first two points of the day at the charity strip, before nailing her first jumper at the 14:59 mark.
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Discussion: Having Written "Living Your Destiny"
"Showing You How To Take Action So You Can Live The Life Of Your Dreams" Paul is an internationally recognized and highly-sought after speaker. For over seventeen years his story has touched and inspired more than 150,000 people, from every walk of life, all across North America. The moment you meet Paul, you'll instantly see a man who has experienced things in his life few people could dare imagine.
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In February Look for Paul's soon to be published book "Living Your Destiny; How To Get Everything You Want- And Get It Faster Than You Ever Dreamed Possible."
In this motivational masterpiece and instant classic, Paul V Harris has crafted a triumphant tale of personal growth and change that will have readers returning to its pages time and time again throughout their lives.
A moving true story about life, loss and redemption Living Your Destiny creates such a rich, emotional and personal journey of transformation that, by its end, readers feel like they can truly start their lives anew, as if they've received a second chance at life.
Living Your Destiny is one of those rare books that you can't put down—and can never forget. With stunning simplicity, honesty and penetrating wisdom, Paul V Harris, a prominent life coach and change expert, reveals the secrets of living an extraordinary life through an epic tale of catastrophic loss and ultimate redemption.
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Paul learnes on his journey from death back to life that fear is what stops all of us from having the abundant life we desire. He drives home the message that our fear stops us from taking action and prevents us from pursuing and living the life we deserve.
Living Your Destiny is a heart-warming story of courage and hope that will keep you turning every page. It will inspire, and leave you with the knowledge that there are no limits to what you can achieve with your life. You'll experience, through Paul's eyes, how to break through the fears that hold you prisoner and prevent you from realizing your potential.
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- January 31, 2010 at 2:43 pm
Hello Paul
You humble and inspire me.
Peace, Love, Understanding and Respect,
- February 2, 2010 at 3:12 pm
Hi Paul
Your story is amazing and does make me thankful to be alive. I can't wait to read your book and hope that a film is made (and shown in the uk!)
The fact that you are helping others is lovely and i love reading your tweets and website updates.
Love to you and your family. xx
Carla (WelshbyBirth!)
- February 3, 2010 at 10:02 pm
WOW Paul,
I never made it to this page before…next week I'll email my question(s) so "another" can step up to the plate!
***Looking forward to your book!
- March 5, 2010 at 3:10 pm
MAn, you`re great….you keep me alive…you had seriously problem, and you keep walking….you`re the best…I have problems, and I don`t know what to do ….don`t have a quide to say, don`t take an left, the right is better….I admire you….you`re an angel on terra!
Keep in touch!
- April 30, 2010 at 1:42 pm
Greetings Honorable Brother Paul,
Please see: http://twitter.com/Amenamen
Help Us spread His Living Word…
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- May 6, 2010 at 5:07 pm
Hi Paul,
My name is Eric and I work with best-selling author Guy Finley.
Guy has a new book being released on Wednesday, September 8th entitled The Courage to Be Free. Would you like to participate in our online campaign for the book?
Current partners include: Jennifer McLean of Healing With the Masters, EvolutionEzine.com, Chris Cade, Andrea Conway, and Dr. Carol Robin.
Please let me know if you would like to participate on Sept. 8th!
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- May 10, 2010 at 10:44 pm
Your words are wisdom Paul…
- May 26, 2010 at 8:22 pm
You have an amazing story and put out great content.
And a very impressive resume. Looking forward to
reading and watching your future posts.
Have a great night!
Tommy D.
- July 12, 2010 at 8:44 pm
hi all my best world !!!
- August 5, 2010 at 10:59 pm
Paul you are truly amazing. Who needs Tony Robbins when you are not only inspiring but have done so in light of a terrible tragedy. As someone with a disability I truly admire you. As a follower on Twitter I look forward toward your 140 characters of wisdom.
- September 17, 2010 at 6:33 pm
MAn, you`re great….you keep me alive…you had seriously problem, and you keep walking….you`re the best…I have problems, and I don`t know what to do ….don`t have a quide to say, don`t take an left, the right is better….I admire you….you`re an angel on terra!Keep in touch!
- October 14, 2010 at 11:27 am
Keep on inspiring the masses Paul!
Ryan B
- October 23, 2010 at 2:30 pm
What an amazing journey Paul. Thank you for sharing and not giving up.
Deb Carr
- October 30, 2010 at 11:48 am
Thanks for following me on Twitter! I'm excited to follow you back and hear your tastes of inspiration ((holding up spiritual fork & spoon)) YUM!
Feel free to stop by my much less inspirational, but hopefully amusing blog over at http://RNTGirl.com
Twick or Tweet! – Kirsten
- December 27, 2010 at 10:35 am
Thanks so much for the follow on twitter. I am so excited to find this site and get to "know" you. In my kindergarten class, there was a girl who was burned in a house fire when she was just a couple of days old. Her mother died in the fire and Mary had severe burns on most of her body. She lost a leg and had several surgeries over the years. We graduated from high school together and she is now a mom herself. She has always amazed me with her strength and positive attitude. I know you will do the same throught this site. Thank you for sharing your story and sending me the link to your blog.
- January 17, 2011 at 5:37 pm
Hi Paul,
It was a pleasure to meet you at the GRR-Symposium. It is always wonderful to meet strong spirited people like you. I would like to share more information with you on several different things as the Magnesium and GIN. You have my contact card. I am looking forward to receiving an email or a call, so that I can send you more information.
Thanks, again, Gerhard
- January 20, 2011 at 8:40 pm
I discovered your blog website on google and examine a number of of your early posts. Proceed to maintain up the very good operate. I just further up your RSS feed to my MSN Information Reader. Seeking forward to studying extra from you afterward!…
- January 23, 2011 at 6:34 pm
Paul, I noticed recently that I was following you on Twitter. Actually I didn't know why, but after reading your story, I do know now.
You're an amazing person, one who has suffered much, but who
inspires me and countless thousands of other people to do our best everyday and never give up!
You're the best!
- February 9, 2011 at 5:30 am
Wow, Paul. What an incredible journey you've been on. Your determination to live through such an ordeal is truly inspiring. Looking forward to your tweets on Twitter!
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- February 24, 2011 at 6:23 am
Hey Paul,
Your story and journey is truly inspiring. When most people would have turned back you pushed forward. Not just in a life and death situation, but also against the odds and barriers in life.
It's wonderful you're in this world inspiring people to achieve their dreams. There needs to be more people like you, and looks like that's exactly what you're doing: showing people how to defy the odds and fufill their lives doing what they're meant to do.
- February 24, 2011 at 11:17 pm
Hey Paul!
Good to hear your story, and glad you got out a live and have such a great spirit! Maybe you might consider joining the Yakezie Network as a Lifestyle Blogger!
- February 26, 2011 at 11:00 pm
Paul, you inspire me. Although my burns were not as severe as yours I had 2 burn accidents. 1 from a production plant explosion, and 1 from almost 200 degree water blasted me. All with in a 2 year period. fortunely both accidents did not harm my face and parts that people see, but they did scar a lot of my body under my clothes. You are a strong and unbeleivable humanbeing may you be blessed for life. Thank you for touching me!
- February 27, 2011 at 7:00 am
You have such a great story!
After reading this I thought of a few people in my life who were close to death, but found some strength to return to life.
People like you make a big impact on the world!
Your inspiring and very encouraging!
I love reading your tweets and RT them!
God bless!
Nicole Z.
- February 27, 2011 at 11:30 pm
YAY PAul, I am so excited your book is due out! How can i get it in Australia. luvyaa MWah MWah MWah
- March 2, 2011 at 5:31 am
Thanks so much for the follow on twitter. I am so excited to find this site and get to "know" you. In my kindergarten class, there was a girl who was burned in a house fire when she was just a couple of days old. Her mother died in the fire and Mary had severe burns on most of her body. She lost a leg and had several surgeries over the years. We graduated from high school together and she is now a mom herself. She has always amazed me with her strength and positive attitude. I know you will do the same throught this site. Thank you for sharing your story and sending me the link to your blog.
- March 25, 2011 at 8:06 pm
Paul, I want to say more and will over the weekend but I had to write something now too. You leave me speechless — well, until tomorrow only — and in awe. I thank you for that.
- March 27, 2011 at 8:19 am
I am impressed with this web site , real I am a big fan .
- April 18, 2011 at 3:44 pm
We just connected on Twitter, so I stopped by to say hello and learn more about you.
You are a true inspiration — I really enjoyed this message and your quote about animals giving us unconditional love.
~ Lee
- May 17, 2011 at 10:04 pm
Thanks for the inspiration. The very best!
Blessings AlwayS
- June 2, 2011 at 1:08 pm
You are a courageous and wise man, Paul. Is LIVING YOUR DESTINY released?
- June 4, 2011 at 6:02 am
I would love to put your story on HumansExposed. It is a site where people share their life story, or even thoughts, for others to read, listen to, or watch.
Thank you, and I hope to hear from you soon!
- August 15, 2011 at 3:34 pm
My husband and i got absolutely more than happy when Raymond could finish up his preliminary research out of the ideas he made through your weblog. It's not at all simplistic to just continually be freely giving facts that many some people have been trying to sell. And we all recognize we now have the blog owner to thank because of that. The main explanations you've made, the straightforward website menu, the friendships your site make it easier to engender – it is many amazing, and it is leading our son and us understand that article is awesome, and that's pretty fundamental. Thank you for the whole lot!
- August 20, 2011 at 10:43 pm
Big thumbs up – thanks!
- September 11, 2011 at 2:47 pm
Paul, I just found you on Twitter. I cannot imagine what it must have been like for you on that day, but I am so glad that in your recovery you have found the will to help others. I will be following your activities.
- October 1, 2011 at 3:38 am
Stumbled across you on twitter. I wish you much success because it looks like you are exactly the right candidate to earn it!
- January 12, 2012 at 7:59 am
Paul, you are an inspiration, just incredible. Thank for follow me in twitter God bless you.
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Gladstone Scientist Named Inaugural Winner of Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences
SAN FRANCISCO, CA—Gladstone Institutes' Senior Investigator Shinya Yamanaka, MD, PhD, is one of 11 medical researchers to win a new, high-profile $3 million award from a group of high-tech sponsors, including the founders of Facebook and Google.
Dr. Yamanaka's discovery of how to transform adult skin cells into embryonic-like stem cells also earned him the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, an award he shares with Dr. John Gurdon of the Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge. Dr. Yamanaka's discovery has opened promising new prospects for drug discovery, personalized medicine and tissue regeneration.
The new award, called the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences, recognizes excellence in research aimed at curing intractable diseases and extending human life. Five such awards are to be given annually by the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences Foundation, a nonprofit formed by tech giants Art Levinson, PhD, Chairman of the Board of Apple and Chairman and former CEO of Genentech; Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google; Anne Wojcicki, co-founder of 23andMe and Mr. Brin's wife; Facebook founder Mr. Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan, MD; and Russian philanthropist and entrepreneur Yuri Milner.
"I am honored to be selected as one of the winners of this new prize," said Dr. Yamanaka, who is also an anatomy professor at the University of California, San Francisco, with which Gladstone is affiliated. "This prize is sure to shed light on the important discoveries being made in the life sciences and generate interest in the field in the coming years. It is also a privilege to be part of the committee to name the award's future recipients."
In the 1990s, Dr. Yamanaka trained in biomedical research at Gladstone. He returned to join Gladstone's staff as a senior investigator in 2007 and today conducts research at the Roddenberry Stem Cell Center at Gladstone and at Kyoto University.
"A research career in life sciences is one of the most exciting and fulfilling careers that any young person can hope for," said R. Sanders "Sandy" Williams, MD, the physician/scientist who is president at the Gladstone Institutes in San Francisco. "But many talented people may be unaware of this career path. We are optimistic that this prize will go far in raising the profile of the life-sciences research profession as a whole. We applaud these technology titans for seeing and promoting the value of the work done by these 11 outstanding researchers. I am, of course, particularly pleased that they have included Gladstone trainee and current senior investigator Shinya Yamanaka in this impressive group. We have high hopes that this new prize will inspire many young minds to seek, and find, the satisfaction of a life in science."
Other prize winners named by the Foundation include, Cornelia I. Bargmann of Rockefeller University, David Botstein of Princeton University, Lewis C. Cantley of Weill Cornell Medical College and New York-Presbyterian Hospital, Hans Clevers of Hubrecht Institute, Titia de Lange of Rockefeller University, Napoleone Ferrara of University of California, San Diego, Eric S. Lander of the Broad Institute, Charles L. Sawyers of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Bert Vogelstein of Johns Hopkins Cancer Center and Robert A. Weinberg of MIT.
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We're nearing the end of January, so here are some updates on the continued antics of the dinos.
They had movie night on the iPad, complete with Chinese coke (which I've been told doesn't actually taste the same as American coke) and an unidentifiable juice drink left at our house after a party. The only YouTube dinosaur video I could find for the dinosaurs to watch was in Russian. But guess who sat and watched 45 minutes of Russian dinosaur shows the next morning? Yes, that would be my children and their dinosaur friends. It was a pretty relaxed morning for me.
The dinos had a late night jam session the next day.
In true rock star form, the dinos got inked. My kids don't even know what tattoos are, which just goes to show that most of this is more for my entertainment than theirs.
A little bling bling and pipe cleaner sunglasses to finish off the look.
And of course, no rock band is complete without a xylophone and a sports harmonica.
In just one night, all the dinosaurs acquired driver's licenses and took a zoom around the rug. And in this country, getting a driver's license is no easy feat. Just ask my friend April.
Maybe they shouldn't have attempted to drive in China after all...
Like I said in the last post, dinosaurs are stress eaters. And Chinese traffic is definitely stressful. That's why they ended up in the fridge the next day.
Confession: I actually rebuilt this one twice because the morning got crazy before I got a chance to snap some pictures. By the time I got around to it, the green beans and cabbage the dinos were munching on had already been turned into lunch.
Jelly straight out of a jar...every brachiosaurus' vice.
I'm still picking Chinese sausage out of T-Rex's teeth. I'm pretty sure that sausage has been in that bottom drawer forever and is older than T-Rex himself.
With pollution off the charts most days, our physical activity usually consists of building a pit out of the couch cushions. In fact, most of the time, there's really nowhere legitimate to sit in my living room at all. Of course, that leads to forts, caves, and nests of various kinds as well. The dinosaurs couldn't resist joining in.
And found themselves with three little playmates happy to join in the following morning.
It's possible that I went a bit overboard on this one. It's not like I spent two hours constructing straw, stick, and brick houses for Dino Theater...oh wait, I did.
There was even a dinosaur running sound, in honor of my brother. But I'm pretty sure Mark's sound toys are a bit more high tech than an Etch a Sketch.
Chinese kids love them some candy, and Micah comes home with it from school almost everyday. We keep it in a little box for Tuesday Treat Day. But a Minnie Mouse tin box is no match at keeping the dinosaurs out of the candy stash.
Trying to find diapers for a 40 pound 3 year old is no easy feat in China. Trying to convince said 3 year old that it's time to start using the potty instead is also no easy feat. But once we discovered he was really just afraid of falling in, we hopped on Asia E-bay and bought him a seat. The dinosaurs rallied to encourage him on his first day.
Their support was appreciated.
But speaking of support, the potty seat didn't make it very long before cracking down the middle. I guess there aren't a lot of 40 pound Chinese kids who don't know how to use the toilet yet.
There's really nothing witty to say about dinosaurs coloring. Except maybe that my supply of ideas is dwindling and I'm kind of looking forward to January being over...
What's a dinosaur got to do to get take out around here? Gather every cell phone in the house and hope that someone who speaks English at Papa John's answers.
With potty training under way, our laundry basket has quite literally exploded. The dinos decided to lend a hand....or claw...or jaw.
Only 8 days left until the dinosaurs return to their normal plastic, dormant state. Any ideas to finish this off would be greatly appreciated!!


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Kookas must match 'physical' Argentina
Australian hockey star Jamie Dwyer has demanded his team lift their tempo to match a physical Argentine team on Friday in their World Cup semi-final.
The Kookaburras were near flawless in the group stage of the tournament, going through undefeated while racking up 19 goals and conceding just one - in a 3-1 victory over Belgium.
But Dwyer warned the aggressive nature of the Argentines will provide a trickier hurdle for the defending champions, who could join rare company with a successful weekend.
A win in Sunday's final would draw Australia level with hosts the Netherlands on three World Cup crowns and behind only four-time champions Pakistan.
Argentina, ranked 11th in the world coming into the World Cup, have shocked many to reach the semi-finals - thanks largely to their stunning 1-0 upset of world No.2 Germany.
"We've been playing pretty well but, obviously, that means nothing now - we've got to win our last two games," Dwyer told AAP.
"Argentina are fairly unique in the style that they play. They're very physical.
"They're going to be tough to beat, that's for sure, because they've been playing some really good hockey.
"But we think that our style can win the tournament. Hopefully, we perform on the day."
One of the key figures Australia will need to shut down is Argentina's penalty corner specialist Gonzalo Peillat who has risen to be the tournament's top goalscorer with nine, all from short corners.
But in open play, Dwyer indicated the Australians were not too fearful of Peillat's qualities - and suggested the key to eliminating his role in the game was to limit the number of penalty corners awarded.
"It's just his penalty corner attack which has been impressive," Dwyer said.
"There's always one or two guys every tournament that are really good at penalty corner attack.
"As a player, he's probably not the best player. But his penalty corner attack is lethal.
"We have to stop the other guys getting penalty corners for him and, hopefully, he won't be too good.
"We haven't given away too many penalty corners but, if we do, we're going to have to run really tight lines and put as much pressure on (Pelliat) as possible."
Dwyer confirmed he was fit to play, having failed to finish Australia's last group match against India after his left calf tightened, with captain Mark Knowles also expected to take the field four days after being taken off on a stretcher following a nasty collision in which his head hit Indian SV Sunil's hip.
Dwyer said the extended break between their final group match and Friday's semi-final had given all players time to recover from niggling injuries.
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In this classic book, the distinguished science writer Horace Freeland Judson tells the story of the birth and early development of molecular biology in the US, the UK, and France. The fascinating story of the golden period from the revelation of the double helix of DNA to the cracking of the genetic code and first glimpses of gene regulation is told largely in the words of the main players, all of whom Judson interviewed extensively. The result is a book widely regarded as the best history of recent biological science yet published.
This commemorative edition, honoring the memory of the author who died in 2011, contains essays by his daughter Olivia Judson, Matthew Meselson, and Mark Ptashne and an obituary by Jason Pontin. It contains all the content added to previous editions, including essays on some of the principal historical figures involved, such as Rosalind Franklin, and a sketch of the further development of molecular biology in the era of recombinant DNA.
"A historian has mused that the memory of man is too frail a thread on which to hang history; Judson's achievement, in drawing out the memories of so many participants in the epic of molecular biology and weaving them into a single robust skein, is magisterial. His work fittingly commemorates a golden age which already seems as remote as that of Darwin and Huxley."
This reissue of a pioneering history of molecular biology, for some years out of print, is essentially a reprint of the first edition of 1979. Horace Judson has corrected a few minor errors (remarkably few for such a fact-filled book), given a sharper emphasis to Frederick Sangers' work on protein sequencing to reflect his (Judson's) conviction of its central importance, and added some personal details to a biographical sketch of Rosalind Franklin. Finally, an epilogue touches very briefly on developments in the 1970s that were the foundations for the subsequent vast expansion of molecular biology
. This epilogue obviously is not meant to bring Judson's original story up to the presentthat would take another large bookbut only to point readers to topics that Judson leaves for other historians to explore.The Eighth Day of Creation has aged well, like a good vintage, and its very good to have it available again.
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The Artificial Brain is the 'brainchild' of Doctor Steven Winninger of the Republic of California. Winninger was a visionary, a war veteran, and a mad genius. If his work in creating replacement brains had failed, he very likely would have gone down in history as one of the great and evil doctors of cold and cruel science.
The Brain Electric
The Artificial Brain is a catch all term for a series of biomechanical devices that are able to replicate the function of a human brain. The implants are typically a combination of cultured brain cells and nano-scale metal and silicon components, and are manually inserted into the host body.
Occipital Lobe Implant
Replacing the occipital lobe, located in the rear of the cranium, this biomod handles the processing of visual data. It is not entirely uncommon for cyborgs to get upgraded occipital lobe implants in conjunction with artificial eye implants. The abilities of the OL Implant generally include photographic memory, and the ability to store visual data within the lobe cortex. This lobe is typically easy to fit with a manual data jack, so the lobe and it's data can be accessed via manual connection. This Implant can be enhanced for accelerated image processing, working as a filter for thermal and alternate modes of visual input, as well enhanced eye hand coordination.
The first Occipital Lobe implants were used on veterans who had lost their sight either through loss of their eyes or cranial trauma. After the function of the implant was standardized, it became a popular implant for holojournalists, lifestyle holobloggers, and others involved in visual media. The military followed suit with special forces cyborgs with artificial eyes and brain upgrades, their original eyes held in safe storage for when the soldier retired from active service in the special forces.
Parietal Lobe Implant
The parietal lobe is predominantly used for coordinating conscious physical activity and recognition abilities. The PL implant replaces this function of the brain with the precise control and ability of a computer system. The Skill-Soft system is based around the Parietal lobe implant,and exploits the concept of 'Muscle Memory' stored in this section of the brain. PL Implantees often have to go through a calibration period where they learn to walk and run basic recognition, though this is much quicker than the first time someone learns to walk.
Parietal Lobe Implants were one of the last implants designed, as the skill soft technology had yet to be perfected during Dr. Winninger's lifespan. The principle use of the implant was to correct physical injuries to the brain, that often left veterans almost vegetables, or crippled and unable to move do to cranial scarring. The military adopted the first SkillSoft implants, discovered that instead of taking years of training, a new recruit could be 'slotted' and after a few weeks, have twenty years of martial arts training, or twenty years of military history and tactics, or the culinary portfolio of a career chef.
Temporal Lobe Implant
The Temporal Lobe Implant is a sophisticated piece of biotechnology, mimicking the functions of processing sound information, speech, and a major part of the memory system. The first temporal lobe implants functioned as backups for artificial ears, and were heavily modified to function with a sonar ability, or to process extreme low frequency, or above human audible frequencies. Later, the implants were upgraded with the SkillSoft system to make languages 'slottable'. The memory function of the temporal lobe took years to perfect and many TL implantees suffered from memory loss issues, amnesia, and symptoms similar to Alzheimer's. Eventually the worst of these problems were worked out, and the neo-implants were able to function with eidetic memory, and had hard data storage ability that could be downloaded to a physical computer. The decoding and comprehension of temporal lobe function was one of the groundbreaking break throughs in cyberneurology that would later allow Dr. Dan Schreiber to make his fundamental leap to creating artificial personalities.
The Temporal Lobe helped deaf veterans hear again, and once the basics were sorted out, proved to be invaluable for learning and using foreign languages. It is now incredibly common for cyborgs to be fluent in as many as six languages without expending major effort. Once this lobe implant was completed, combined with the occipital lobe implant, it made for the perfect spy, not needing a camera or other device to record what sensitive information they came across.
Frontal Lobe Implant
The frontal lobe is the seat of the personality, problem solving skills, reasoning, emotions, and the rest of the things that make a person who they are. Few implants are as controversial as the Frontal Lobe implant, as it replaces human personality with an artificial personality. Frontal lobe implants first corrected psychological impairments, regulating PTSD, and reviving previously thought brain dead patients. The lobe is very dense and requires extensive programming to function on a normal human level.
We call them cymeks, cybernetic mechanisms, they look like humans but act like machines. The other end of the cyborg stick, machine and man. At first everyone was pleased, the autistic and the non-functional members of society were able to become healthy and useful members again. Then the new wore off and everyone realized that the person looked and mostly acted like their old self, but it wasn't them.Then the AISCs got in on the deal and started programming their own FL implants, making human robots that were their pawns in the non-virtual world. Timmy goes in to get that nasty case of cerebral palsy and brain damage taken care of, he comes out a week later and he's a pawn of some supercomputer devil buried in a bunker somewhere.
Replacing the 'little brain' was relatively easy compared to the cerebrum implants. The new implant regulates posture, and is typically associated with physical enhancements such as accelerated nervous systems for enhanced speed and agility, or boosted strength for controlling that strength when it is not being used. A finely tuned neo-cerebellum and a physically aligned SkillSoft can turn a soldier into a master of almost any martial art or other disciplined physical ability.
The first robo-brains were built from human cerebellums, allowing for androids and other robots to walk around and do mundane physical actions without requiring the processing power of a 21st century super computer. The first generation of true androids actually had neo-cerebellums to make their movement human and relaxed rather than the deliberate metal stomp of a computer system executing a walk command. Later models no longer required human brains to function.Thankfully.
Brainstem Implant
Replacing the Brainstem, and by default, the spinal cord, was the first major breakthrough in cyberneurology. Replacing this regulatory system allowed for para and quadrapalegics to walk again, and eventually allowed for regulating metabolic and other systemic maladies of the body. Despite being the first, few consider Brainstem Implants to be 'artificial brains' despite the fact that the technology and the implants are virtually the same.
Replacing brainstems is no longer considered in the same realm as artificial brain implants as almost every brainstem implantee showed no change in psychological or emotional profile. Considering that the limbic system has yet to be replaced by the function of a machine, many artificial brain implantees show marked emotional changes, psychological disorders, or suffer from emotional instability, or complete lack of emotion.
Full brain transplants are almost impossible to perform, unless the implants are done over a period of time allowing for the patient to adjust to each implant and psychological profiling to ensure that they remain viable candidates for continued implanting. But full brain transplants have been done. Those that survived the process ended up emotionally dead individuals who had the memories of the people they were before but their personalities were caricatures of their old selves. Cymeks as a form of continued life were eventually discouraged as almost no one was happy with the result. But the process continued, with the Artificially Intelligent super computers finding the concept fascinating. The AISCs would develop their own 'personas' to download into a prepared cymek body, typically a blank clone with a near full artificial brain. Then, the resulting cymek would function as the hand of a virtual being in the real world. Cymeks are not popular, and more than one movie villain has been a secret cymek, slave of a dastardly evil megacomputer.
Communications and Fabrications
Artificial brains are mechanical devices and at times, they need to be diagnosed and repaired for degradation of programming and other problems that come from being inside someone's skull. Considered barbaric in the modern cosmic age, the Wachowski Cerebral Probe remains the main method of interacting with the subroutines of artificial brains. A Wachowski Cerebral probe is a seven inch long semi-conductor coated metal spike that is inserted into a socket that runs from the Frontal lobe, along the groove between the hemispheres of the cerebrum and through the middle of the occipital lobe. The Wachowski functions in a similar fashion to a headphone jack. Prior to the development of the Neurohelmet, and then the perfection of the S3 unit, the Wachowski probe was the only way to experience the CogNet. It was expensive, required regular hygiene to prevent brain infections, and was simply horrific to use, or even see used.
The Neo Rap group Tu Trang regularly rapped about the horrors of cyberneurology. All the members of the band had Wachowski sockets, and were pioneers in the CogNet media entertainment. They routinely referred to logging into the CogNet as getting Steel dick in the Dome, cyber-raped by the man'chine, and a variety of other terms that related the Wachowski Probe to the realm of rape and violation. In modern parlance, getting Wachowski'ed is the same as getting 'skull fucked' or otherwise being violated. This is almost entirely in the context of CogNet interactions. Wowchowing is the act of perpetrating said violating of a victim.
Modern implants no longer require something as primitive as the Wachowski Probe and are able to be diagnosed and updated via a S3 unit a commercial neuro-helmet, or through Cy-Fi networks.
Brain Hacking
People with Artificial Brains do run the risk of having their hardware hacked, it is a simple fact that any sufficiently sophisticated machine that can be connected to the CogNet can be hacked. The main thing that makes brain hacking difficult is that most people are almost always instantly aware when an attack is being mounted on their brain hardware. When this happens, isolating their brain from the offending signal is usually enough to stop an attack. This usually involved logging out of the CogNet, or moving to a signal dead zone.
Victims of Brain Jacking can be affected as if they were under full hypnosis and provided they have the proper implants, their memories can be altered, emotional responses can be changed, and suggestions can be planted. Very skilled hackers can use the connection to 'skinride' an artificial brain recipient (this is usually only near full transplants, seldom someone with a single implant). This ability was discovered first by AISCs, who kept the secret to themselves for years before the extent of human hijacking that could occur was made known in upper level circles. The fact that humans with artificial brains are vulnerable to being literally taken over is nothing more than a popular paranoid conspiracy theory.
Organic Memory Cores
OMCs are replica brains that are used in creating high end Limited AIs. The LAIs are typically used in creating military drones, androids, and other machines that interact with people on a regular basis or have a need for the ability to make decisions and think in a non-linear, non-code based fashion. Legal OMCs are made from vat grown heavily modified and upgraded brains. These organs are 'blank' and are grown in the same fashion as replacement kidneys or livers. Unfortunately there is an underground market for OMCs, and few non-megacorp operations can afford their own OMC production facility. It is simply cheaper and more viable for them to kill people and steal their brains for conversion into OMCs for gang affiliated robots and cymeks. This is a major problem in the Great Lakes Republic, an irony considering that OmniConsumer Products is the largest producer of OMCs.
Low End Artificial Brains
The Tycho convention specifically states that sub-humans cannot be genetically engineered to do degrading and slave labor. Nothing says that people can be programmed for it. The above article deals with high end artificial brains that easily replicated the function of a normal human brain. There is a market for shoddy knock off and cheap artificial brains and brain implants. These low end brains leave the recipient with a drastically lowered intelligence, low coordination, bad memory, and a variety of physical and psychological tics.
Game Function:
The Standard Artificial Brain has the following Stats:
Intelligence is standard, or whatever the systems considers average. This means that above average people will be dumbed down by an artificial brain, while below average will be brought up to average.
Benefits gained: Lightning calculator, photographic or eidetic memory, other attributes are tied to non-brain implants or upgrades.
Flaws gained: vulnerable to hacking, vulnerable to EM radiation (causes disorientation or extreme irritability), 1 psychological disorder (suggested: germaphobia, ADHD, or Emotional detachment)
The Sub-Standard Artificial Brain has the following stats:
Intelligence is lowered to the low end of functional, just above drooling idiot. This is effectively a robo-lobotomy, also known as a robotomy.
Benefits gained: Pain receptors reduced.
Flaws gained: Easily distracted, rage and anger disordered, perversion disorders, 3-5 psychological disorders. (suggested: Tourettes, paranoia, schizophrenia, sexual perversion, etc)
Author's Note
I can't claim credit for the artificial brain, that goes to the 1993 Mayfair game Underground. They did not go into any great detail other than explaining brain stealing, and poor people selling their real brains for organic data drives and buying artificial brains to be stupid and happy. I felt the idea had greater merit than just the graphic horror of the decapatron brain stealing robot. Shadowrun has dealt with brain implants, but not in the context of replacing the brain, just adding things to it. Mixing the two creates the customizable artificial brain. This creates a 'nothing is sacred' theme to the game. Everything is now replaceable by technology and life instead of being enriched by it, has been cheapened. Humans can be cloned, their brains copied, their brains stolen, their bodies stolen while they are still present. The list horror goes on and on.
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The reward centers of the brain are well known and easy ti stimulate. Rats given the choice between stimulation and food will starve.
While you don't want your employees to spend their life in orgasmic bliss until they die, a certain push towards happiness and 'doing the right thing' is a very desirable feature for the employer.
Some less than ethical corporations will implant the tiny chip, well hidden in the cranial base, wired usually to the visual cortex and the hypothalamus.
Referencing the individual's work-to-do, the chip will reward him with a subtle contentedness, bliss and feeling of work well done when he submits that report, or finishes a task.
Reward may be delivered after listening to motivational speeches of the management, etc.
As unethical as this may be, far more sinister uses of the reward chip can be conceived; malfunctioning ones are also horrible.
One of the central ideas about the Artificial Brain is in the vein of Body Horror. It is a largely uncontested idea that the brain is the seat of the consciousness, the one most vital part of the body that cannot be replaced. In a sense the brain has a sort of sacred position. Hearts can be replaced with mechanical units, donor hearts, or even pieced together with animal valves and such. This is not the case with the brain, once it's damaged, it never comes back, or if it does recover, the victim is never quite the same.
The Artificial Brain takes this core self concept and throws it out the window. The brain is ultimately replaceable, like any other part of the body. Thus, what was once considered sacred, sacrosanct, is rendered disposable like any other component in a vehicle. With high end computers and bioscience, the thoughts and memories of one brain can be transferred to another.
The how is through arcanotechnology, hidden science, aka magic. And this magic has it's roots in the River of Sorrow, and is thus innately tainted. Human life is made cheaper, more disposable, and ultimately, more miserable.
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GORHAM, ME-The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's men's golf team improved their team score by three strokes on the second and final day of competition at the two-day Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championships at the par-71 Gorham Country Club Sunday.
However, the Corsairs finished the tournament in third place overall with a second-day score of 308 for a 36-hole total of 619.
Rhode Island College shot a team score of 306 and won the tournament with a score of 606, while Southern Maine shot 303 for a total of 609. UMass Dartmouth was trailed by host St. Joseph's, which shot 312 for 532, Johnson & Wales, which shot 315 and also finished at 632, Emmanuel, which came in at 333 for 674, and Suffolk, which shot 343 for 686.
For the Corsairs, junior Kevin Rewinski (West Springfield, MA/West Springfield HS) led the way on the second day, shooting a 75 for a two-day total of 158. He tied for 15th overall. Junior Matt Connolly (Lynnfield, MA/Lynnfield HS) shot a 77 for a 36-hole total of 153, and tied for fifth; senior Nick Jagoe (Westport, MA/Westport HS) shot a 77 for 154, and tied for eighth; sophomore Brendan Kelleher (Hopedale, MA/Hopedale HS) shot a 79 for 156, and tied for 10th; and senior George Gillmore (Cotuit, MA/ Barnstable HS/Fairfield) shot a 79 for 160, and tied for 22nd.
"We played better today, we fought for 18 holes to try to get back into it, and being 11 shots back after the first day is tough," said UMass Dartmouth Head Coach Joel Baptista. "You have to be a little more aggressive the second day and take chances to try to get back into it, and sometimes it works out, and sometimes it doesn't. Our team played hard today, and Kevin bounced back from his round yesterday. Congratulations to Rhode Island College, their win was well-deserved and they will represent the conference well. Hopefully, this will give us confidence going into the New Englands next week. We have a lot of golf to play, and we just want to keep moving forward."
The Corsairs will return to action a week from Monday at the New England Intercollegiate Golf Association Championships.


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How to Make Cinnamon Applesauce for Hanukkah Latkes
Most people simply serve their Hanukkah latkes with applesauce from a jar. Try making your own applesauce instead for entertaining or to be true to tradition. Homemade applesauce is tastier than store-bought sauce, and you can use the type of apples you prefer.
Homemade Cinnamon Applesauce
Special tool: Food processor, nonstick skillet
Preparation time: 12 minutes
Cooking time: 30 minutes
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
Keeping kosher: Dairy if made with butter; pareve if made with oil
2 pounds sweet apples, such as Golden Delicious or Gala, or tart ones, such as Granny Smith or Pippin
2 tablespoons butter or vegetable oil
1 teaspoon lemon juice, or more to taste
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon, or more to taste
Pinch of ground cloves
1/4 cup apple juice or water (optional)
2 tablespoons sugar, or more to taste
Pinch of freshly grated nutmeg (optional)
Peel and halve apples. Cut each in 6 to 8 wedges or in thick slices, discarding cores.
Melt butter in a large sauté pan. Add apples and sauté over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally, for 2 minutes or until they are coated with butter.
Add lemon juice, cinnamon, and cloves. Cover and cook over low heat for 5 minutes, or until liquid begins to come out of apples. If pan is dry, add apple juice and bring to a simmer.
Uncover and cook over low heat, gently stirring occasionally, for 20 minutes, or until apples are tender and beginning to fall apart.
Add 2 tablespoons sugar and cook over medium-high heat, stirring, for 2 minutes or until sugar dissolves. Remove from heat. Taste and add more sugar if needed and return to heat for another 2 minutes. Add nutmeg and more lemon juice or cinnamon if you like. Let cool.
Puree apple mixture in a food processor, leaving it chunky, if you prefer, or running machine until applesauce is smooth.
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James Thornton is an environmental lawyer and writer. He is the founding CEO of ClientEarth, a not-for-profit environmental-law organisation with offices in London, Brussels, and Warsaw. The New Statesman named James as one of ten people who could change the world. He is a member of the bars of New York, California, and the Supreme Court of the United States, and a solicitor of England and Wales.


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Sea salt water biscuits
Sensational spread with creamy cheese. Complete your cheeseboard with homemade crackers
Nutrition and extra info
- uncooked dough only
- Vegetarian
Nutrition: per biscuit
- kcal59
- fat2g
- saturates0g
- carbs9g
- sugars0g
- fibre0g
- protein1g
- salt0.36g
- 200g plain flour
- ½ tsp baking powder
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- flaky sea salt
Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Line two baking sheets with parchment. Place the flour, baking powder, butter and ½ tsp of the flaky salt in a food processor, then whizz for a minute until the butter is completely mixed with the flour. Add 4 tbsp water and pulse until the dough comes together. If it still feels dry, add 1 tsp more water and process until you have a soft but not sticky dough.
Roll out the dough on a lightly floured surface into a rectangle approximately 50 x 25cm and as thin as possible. Brush a little water over the surface of the dough, scatter 1 tsp salt flakes over and press in lightly. Prick the dough all over with a fork, then cut into 18 squares. Place on the prepared trays – don't worry if they stretch a bit. Bake for 10-15 mins until the biscuits feel dry and sandy but are still pale – they may still feel soft but will harden up when cooling. Transfer to a wire rack and leave until completely cool. Will keep in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
Recipe Tip
TipIf you fancy adding your own flavours, try sprinkling over a teaspoon of fennel seeds with the salt, or adding two tablespoonfuls of sesame seeds to the mix, or simply whizzing in a clove of garlic when you make the dough.