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When it first appeared in 1898, this fourth novel by celebrated Norwegian writer Knut Hamsun captured instant acclaim for its poetic, psychologically intense portrayal of love's predicament in a class-bound society. Set in a coastal village of late nineteenth- century Norway, Victoria follows two doomed lovers through their thwarted lifelong romance. Johannes, the son of a miller, finds inspiration for his writing in his passionate devotion to Victoria, an impoverished aristocrat constrained by family loyalty. Separated by class barriers and social pressure, the fated pair parts ways, only to realize—too late—the grave misfortune of their lost opportunity. Elegantly rendered in this brand-new translation by Sverre Lyngstad, Victoria's haunting lyricism and emotional depth remain as timeless as ever.


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A 2 million-year-old ancestor of man had a mixture of ape and human-like features that allowed it to hike vast distances on two legs with as much ease as it could scurry up trees, according to research published on Friday.
Discovered in cave near Johannesburg in 2008, the fossils of a species named "Australopithecus sediba" have given researchers clues about the evolution of man and which traits in our ancestors fell by the wayside.
Standing about 1.3 meters (4 ft) tall, sediba had a narrow rib cage similar to apes but a flexible spine more similar to that of a human. Its long arms and powerful torso helped in climbing, according to the research published in the journal Science.
Sediba's small heel resembled a chimpanzee's and it walked with an inward rotation of the knee and hip on slightly twisted feet with a flat-footed gait that would have helped it cover ground, the researchers said.
"It is the perfect compromise of something that has the need to walk on the ground efficiently for long distances. At the same time, it is a very capable climber," said Lee Berger, project leader at the Wits Evolutionary Studies Institute in South Africa.
The researchers plan further studies to see how these fossils of early human relatives known as hominin compare to other remains, to help put together the pieces of evolution.
"We have more complete specimens of fossils than for any other early hominin species that has ever been discovered. What this means is that we can make assessments of the anatomy and behavior of this species with a great deal of confidence," … Read more Reuters
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Incoming South Korean president Park Geun-hye, basking in her election as her nation's first female leader, yesterday promised to stand tough on national security despite seeking engagement with North Korea.
In her first policy address since her historic win on Wednesday, Park stressed the "grave" security threat posed by the North as underscored by last week's rocket launch.
She also pledged to work for regional stability in Northeast Asia where South Korea, China and Japan are engaged in a series of bitter territorial disputes.
"The launch of North Korea's long-range missile symbolically showed how grave the security situation facing us is," Park said.
"I will keep the promise I made to you to open a new era on the Korean Peninsula, based on strong security and trust-based diplomacy," she added.
During her campaign, Park had distanced herself from the hardline policy of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, who suspended major humanitarian aid to the North.
Park had promised a dual policy of greater engagement and "robust deterrence," and had not ruled out a summit with the North's young leader, Kim Jong-un, who came to power a year ago.
Analysts say she will be restricted by hawks in her ruling conservative New Frontier Party, as well as an international community intent on punishing the North for what it saw as a disguised ballistic missile test.
"Given her basic stance towards Pyongyang and the rocket launch, she is unlikely to be the first mover in improving relations with the North," said Hong Hyun-ik of the Sejong Institute think tank.
"But she won't object if the second [US President Barack] Obama administration moves to engage the North in dialogue after the dust over the rocket launch has settled," Hong said.
China congratulated Park on her election and pushed for an improvement in Seoul's ties with Pyongyang.
"We hope the North and South of the Korean Peninsula can resolve their problems through peaceful means and realize a lasting peace," Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman Hua Chunying (華春瑩) said.
Park promised to work on building trust in Northeast Asia, but, in an aside clearly aimed at Japan, stressed that stability had to be based on "a correct historical perception."
Seoul and Tokyo are embroiled in a sovereignty row over a tiny group of South Korea-controlled islands in the Sea of Japan. Japan is mired in a separate, but similar dispute with China.
Park's election victory over her liberal rival Moon Jae-in, by a margin of 51.6 percent to 48 percent, reflected the polarized nature of the electorate.
Park is the daughter of the former military ruler Park Chung-hee — who ruled from 1961 to 1979. Park Chung-hee's legacy loomed large over his daughter's campaign and, in an apparent effort at reconciliation, she publicly acknowledged abuses under his regime and apologized to families of the victims.
Yesterday morning she paid her respects at her father's grave, and also at the grave of one of his bitterest critics and political rivals, former South Korean president Kim Dae-jung.
"I will try to break the vicious circle which has caused such extreme division and discord in the last half-century," she said afterwards.
While North Korea and other regional tensions will top her foreign agenda, Park Geun-hye's immediate challenge will be to deliver on the domestic issues that dominated the election.


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Participants will walk and read across Michigan's southernmost bridge this Labor Day during the 18th annual Silver Creek Bridge Walk in Morenci. The event starts at 11 a.m., Monday, Sept. 3, just south of the Silver Creek Bridge on East Street South.
Proceeds raised from commemorative T-shirt sales and sponsorships will benefit Stair Public Library's "Prime Time Family Reading Time" program so the emphasis at this year's walk will be on books.
The oldest book, the biggest book, the smallest book, the thickest book, the most obtuse book, the funniest looking book, the prettiest book, the best book that mentions Morenci...you bring the book and Stair Public Library staff will award prizes to winners in a variety of categories.
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"Animal Tales," the theme for this year's Prime Time book selections, sparked an idea for another activity at the Bridge Walk.
"All the books have something to do with animals," said library director Colleen Leddy, "so I thought it would be fun for everyone to dress up as an animal with a tail."
It's not necessary to dress up or to bring a book to participate, but those who do will lead the walk across the bridge, says Leddy, and everyone who crosses the bridge will receive a commemorative certificate noting their accomplishment.
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Liberty Swimming Head Coach Jake Shellenberger, along with assistant coach Jessica Barnes, have announced the addition of Natalie Chambers and Kristin VanDeventer to the Lady Flames' swimming program.
Liberty Swimming Head Coach Jake Shellenberger has announced the addition of two student-athletes to the Lady Flames' swimming program. Natalie Chambers and Kristin VanDeventer will join Liberty's swimming team and begin competing for the Lady Flames during the 2013-14 school year. VanDeventer came to Liberty as a mid-year transfer after beginning her freshman year at Virginia. Natalie Chambers, a high school senior from The Woodlands, Texas, will join her older sister, Mallorie, on the Liberty swimming team next year. Chambers and VanDeventer are the latest additions to a talented 2013 recruiting class, as Heather McCorkel, Morgan Noonan and Victoria Tschoke all signed national letters of intent during the fall.
Name: Natalie Chambers Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas High School: Home School Club: The Woodlands Swim Team Club Coach: Tim Bauer Intended Major: Health Sciences with the goal of becoming a Registered Dietitian Honors and Highlights: 7 southern zone sectional qualifying times 2 junior national qualifying times Member of The Woodlands national team Best Times: 100 Back SCY – 57.58, 200 Back SCY – 2:04.10, 500 Free – 5:07.48, 200 Free SCY – 1:54.89 Quote from Chambers: "I chose Liberty because I felt like it was the school that God led me to attend. Because my sister goes to Liberty I knew I would like it there, but when I took my trip, I loved it more than I could have imagined. I fell in love with the team, the coaches, and the gorgeous campus. I fell in love with it mostly because everywhere I looked I could tell God was present. That atmosphere was amazing and I can't wait to spend my next four years representing the Lord and Liberty with my talent." Quote from Shellenberger: "Having the pleasure to currently coach Natalie's older sister Mallorie, we know that having another Chambers in our program will add a positive to the culture Coach Jessica Barnes and I have been building here at Liberty over the past three years. Natalie is a tremendous fit for LU, and comes into our conference scoring top eight in the 200 backstroke. Having learned the fundamentals at one of the best club programs in the U.S. at The Woodlands, we feel Natalie will improve greatly at the next level and we are excited for her to join the Liberty family."
Name: Kristin VanDeventer Hometown: Columbus, Ind. High School: Columbus North High School Club: Donner Swim Club Club Coach: Jim Sheridan Intended Major: Human Resource Management Honors and Highlights: First-Team All-State Indiana state finalist all four years of high school Selected as Columbus North's MVP multiple years Team captain senior year Conference Indiana Scholar Athlete 8-time individual sectional champion USA Swimming High School All-American USA Swimming Scholastic All-American Speedo Sectional finalist High school and club record holder Best Times: 200 Free SCY – 1:50.72, 500 Free SCY – 4:53.95, 1000 Free SCY – 10:13.21, 1650 Free SCY – 18:11.59 Quote from VanDeventer: "I am so excited to represent this great university. One of the many things I love about Liberty is that I can achieve my swimming goals here but my spiritual life is also a top priority. I am excited to learn and swim for such passionate coaches and teammates. Even though I took the roundabout way, I know this is exactly where God has led me and I couldn't be more excited about the future." Quote from Shellenberger: "We are thrilled to have Kristin here at Liberty, and she will help tremendously with our middle/distance freestyle events. She joins the team scoring top eight in our conference in both the 200 and 500 freestyles, and I believe she can score top eight in the mile as well. Kristin works extremely hard and will fit in well with not only the culture of our swimming program, but she is a great fit for Liberty as well. Indiana is known for its great high school and club swimming, and we are happy to continue the trend of Liberty swimmers from the Hoosier State."
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The image is from a BBC News article about mapping done by the European Space Agency's Planck Telescope:
This is the extraordinary place where we all live - the Universe.One book I'm currently reading is Edward Casey's Getting Back into Place, which discusses the nature of place from a philosophical perspective. One of the book's themes is that our lived experience 1) always occurs in discrete places (as opposed to abstract space, for instance) and 2) our understanding of, or feel for, place is inherently a function of embodied experience. That is, it is only by virtue of being embodied beings that we understand places in the way we do. (To give one example, the verticality of certain buildings - think of the soaring cathedrals of Europe - evoke the natural verticality of the human form, and so we experience such buildings as inherently dignified, aspirational, and literally uplifting.) (Yes, I know that is a little broad and might sound vague or just weird. There's just no way to really do much more than gesture broadly like this. But check out the book if you're intrigued by this kind of stuff.)
The picture is the first full-sky image from Europe's Planck telescope which was sent into space last year to survey the "oldest light" in the cosmos.
It took the 600m-euro observatory just over six months to assemble the map.
It shows what is visible beyond the Earth to instruments that are sensitive to light at very long wavelengths - much longer than what we can sense with our eyes.
Researchers say it is a remarkable dataset that will help them understand better how the Universe came to look the way it does now.
"It's a spectacular picture; it's a thing of beauty," Dr Jan Tauber, the European Space Agency's (Esa) Planck project scientist, told BBC News.
Dominating the foreground are large segments of our Milky Way Galaxy.
The bright horizontal line running the full length of the image is the galaxy's main disc - the plane in which the Sun and the Earth also reside.
And of course, one of the places we all share, and a place we are always in, is the universe. But what's odd about this place (well, among other things) - or in particular, what's odd about our experience of this place, is that it seems to totally baffle our intuitions as embodied beings. The scale is just so vast, it's literally incomprehensible. I mean, I can sort of imagine myself circumnavigating the globe. In fact, I have flown clear to the other side of the world. Which seemed like a very far way to go, but it was nonetheless a scale to which I could (barely) relate my own body: I can sort of imagine the world divided up into chunks on the scale of like a landscape that I might behold from a ridge, say, and thereby imagine the whole as constituted of so many chunks. Does that make sense?
Okay. But the universe is just so obviously beyond that scale. We can't imagine what a light-year is - we can't relate it to the scale of our sensory experiences in the way I just tried to do with the Earth as a whole (which was already pushing it). And it's 4 light-years to the nearest star. And the numbers! Are there 100 billion stars in the universe? 50 quadrillion? It really doesn't matter, because again, the numbers are so far beyond anything we can imagine in terms of our embodied experience that they are just meaningless. We hear numbers like this and we just think: really big number. We don't comprehend them in the way we can comprehend "3" or "8" or "100" or even "10,000."
Anyways, what's great about the map above (and the accompanying BBC video might help you to "read" it) is that it represents this greatest possible whole, the universe itself, in a way that makes it sort of comprehensible. Of course, the scale of the universe reamins beyond the ken of our intuitions as embodied beings. But this representation at least helps us to imagine the whole - to take it in, in a sense, like we would a landscape. And this must be to the good: this place is our home, after all. We ought to get to know it as well as we can.


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Anyways – the weekend is prime testing time as far as I am concerned. The fact is most products need time if they are to be tested properly so I try and crack things open when I have the time to relax a bit more as Mr C can watch Baby H for me. So this weekend I will be unwrapping….
1. China Glaze – Neon on & on nail polish.
A super duper bright bold pink that is neon but also creamy and not too blue. I love this colour it is so me and I like the China Glaze formula too.
2. Yogi Curling Wand
I seem have to have lost a ton of curling products in my house move so I am very happy to get this one opened for general use! This one is the clip less type of wand and I am hoping the barrel is an ok size for my medium length hair.
3. Crystal Beauty Foot File
I am testing a few products from this new company – the foot file is a heavy, quite substantial piece of glass made for filing the feet, which is only polite since I am wearing flip flops so often.
4. Macadamia No Tangles Hair Spray
Despite having shorter hair my barnet is still extremely knotty, especially at the back. I'm excited to try this as I quite like the Macadamia hair range.
5. DHC Moisture Care Liquid Foundation
I have been obsessed with Estee Lauder Double Wear light recently – but I want to crack this open and give it a go. I had a sneak peak, and Ochre 3 suits my skin well (I find Japanese foundations can be on the pale side) so that's good news!
6. Banila Co Friday Night Eyeshadow Palette
Banila Co is a brand I rarely buy from but I got this on a whim. The colours are very neutral but I hope I can get it to work for me as a no brainer palette.
7. Voya Illuminating Clay Mask
I am upset that NARS got rid of their spectacular Mud Mask and I didn't even get a chance to say goodbye – I hope Voya's is as good. I am having a acne attack at the moment so we shall see!
8. Quick White
I am not a big teeth whitening fan as I find it makes my teeth and gums sensitive. However, there's no doubt mine have been looking stained so I want to give this treatment a go and get everything a bit brighter so I can just keep up with the maintenance for a while!
If I get a chance I will try to do a video this weekend too and also use some pretty eyeshadow palettes I have had for a while! I also have some bits and pieces to catch up with at home. My head is actually spinning with the amount of things that are going on at the moment, but hey, that's life.
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Plainville is trying to get one step closer to closing one of the largest gaps in the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, which runs from New Haven to Northampton, Mass.
At its meeting last week, the Plainville Town Council voted to pursue a grant that would help fund the construction of a multi-use trail through Norton Park. The grant is sponsored by the states Department of Energy and Environmental Protection through the Recreation Trails Department. If the grant is approved, it would cover 80 percent of the cost of the project in Plainville, which is estimated at $406,000. The remaining 20 percent would have to be paid for by the town. However, Plainville can put "in-kind services" like design and construction administration, as credits towards the project, Town Manager Robert Lee said. This would help draw down the town's remaining 20 percent share, which is being estimated at about $50,000.
This portion of the trail would go through Norton Park and would only be a portion of the entire trail that would run through Plainville, connecting to Farmington and Southington. While this portion doesn't pose any serious obstacles, there are parts in this gap between Farmington and Southington that have been in negotiations with Pan Am Railways to secure for the last five years.
This part of the heritage trail "is on DEEP's list of priority trails," Plainville's Economic Developer Mark DeVoe said.
The trail that could potentially be covered by the grant would be a "multi-use trail" for walkers, runners, and cyclers, and would be on-road for some parts, and off-road for others. This portion of the trail would begin at the intersection of Norton Park Road and South Washington Street. It will intersect with a 10-foot wide path and will run along the Farmington Canal, cross Norton Park Road, and continue behind Bernier Pool. The trail would cross the Skyline Drive path, continue to the southern part of Norton Park, and then turn east to South Washington Street, DeVoe said. It will continue on-road on South Washington Street, where it will eventually meet the Southington town line. The trail will not interfere with any proposed ball fields in the park, and will not take away any parking spaces.
Thomas Warnat of the Advisory Board for the Parks and Recreation Department said the panel is "on board" with the proposed design of the multi-use trail, which may ultimately allow for the picnic area in the park to be expanded. He added that with the trail going behind the pool, it will allow for more safety in the summer months because cyclers and walkers will be out of the area where people using the pool are walking around, especially children, and cars are pulling in and out of parking spaces.
Bruce Donald, president of the Farmington Valley Trails Council, told the Plainville Town Council it could potentially help with raising money to go towards the town's portion of the cost for the project. He said since the trails council's inception in 1992, it has donated about $350,000 to towns for trail development.
"We really want this to happen," Donald told the council. "It's a big deal, and we stand ready to help."
He said if Plainville is awarded the grant for the trail development, the Farmington Valley Trails Council would begin its fundraising measures to try and raise as much money as possible to help cover remaining costs. If Plainville is awarded the grant, the project probably wouldn't begin until next spring, giving the trails council about one year to raise money.
There are still some sections that need to be complete before the entire heritage trail is finished, however Plainville is the only town along the trail that has yet to complete any portion of its trail. Farmington is on its way to completing its remaining portion, which will connect to Plainville's northern section. The negotiations with Pan Am Railways are still hindering any work that needs to be completed on some portions in Southington, and Plainville, especially since there is a part of the rail that is still active.
Right now, the trail in Southington goes from the border of Cheshire, to Curtis Street. Southington's Acting Town Engineer Jim Grappone said the town has tried to submit several proposals for funding to complete Curtis Street to Plainville, but the funding sources weren't favorable.
Deputy Director for the Central Connecticut Regional Planning Agency Francis Pickering said the portion of the trail from Curtis Street to Lazy Lane in Southington is in the process of being developed by Solvent Recovery Service, which owns the land. The remaining portion Southington would need to develop would be from Lazy Lane to the Plainville town line, which is more complicated since Pan Am owns part of the railway. Pickering said the portion between Lazy Lane and West Queen Street is technically abandoned by Pan Am Railway, however, it still owns it. The state's Department of Transportation tried to request "public use condition" on the property when it was abandoned. However, Pan Am was not willing to negotiate at that time and rejected the price the state was willing to pay.
"It is a big thorn right now," Pickering said, adding that the other trouble spot is the railroad from West Queen Street to Plainville because it is still active. He said the trail that would go through Plainville goes through suburban areas of town.
"We have a lot of potential for this to be heavily used," Pickering said, adding that the trail that would run parallel to Queen Street would be useful for people to access stores and businesses, rather than riding bikes or walking on Queen Street where it is dangerous. Pickering also said it has discussed the possibility of connecting the trail to ESPN, which would allow for employees to commute to work on foot or by bicycle. That trail could potentially go from Townline Road up Redstone Hill Road.
Once the entire Farmington Canal Heritage Trail is completed, it will eventually be a part of the East Coast Greenway, which will run from Florida to Maine.
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Have you ever felt like that chocolate bar you loved as a child seems smaller? Perhaps this question has caused discussion and speculation between friends and family.
Some say you were smaller as a child, the chocolate treat simply seemed bigger. Others are utterly convinced that their favourite chocolate treats have in fact shrunk.
UK appliance retailer, Appliance City, polled 1000 people and found out that 79.8 per cent of respondents in the UK think chocolate is getting smaller, whereas only 48.3 per cent of US respondents thought the same, with many more US respondents believing it has stayed the same or even got bigger. So what is the truth behind the question? The results are interesting…
Biscuit tin favourite, Wagon Wheels, have shrunk by 12 per cent since 2006.
Yorkies are now considerably smaller having shrunk by 20 per cent since 1976.
KitKats on the other hand, have grown. Since 1960, it has grown by 29 per cent by 2015.
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Progress' Hay & Forage Expo, formerly called the Hay Expo, has
announced its new name and alliance with Hay & Forage Grower
magazine. This year's show is set for June 25 and 26 in Boone, Iowa,
at the Central Iowa Expo, which is also the location for the 2014
Farm Progress Show.
The Hay & Forage Expo presents the industry's latest technology,
and adding the word forage to its name recognizes the significance
of forage production techniques and technology at the show.
Central Iowa Expo to host show
The exhibit field and parking for the Hay & Forage Expo is within
the Central Iowa Expo facilities, and all field demonstrations will
be on the alfalfa acreage that will be used as parking area during
the 2014 Farm Progress Show in August. Improvements have been
underway at the site since its 2012 show, including paving the
"We are excited to bring the Hay & Forage Expo back to Boone,"
said Matt Jungmann, national events manager for Farm Progress.
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exhibitors make it a great location to host the show. And everyone
gets a 'sneak peek' at the new paved roads throughout the event site
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Latest technology and field demonstrations
Visitors to this 28th annual event get exclusive access to the
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working demonstrations throughout each day.
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equipment brands operating side by side under actual field
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short-line specialty manufacturers, seed, building and storage
facility suppliers, and a range of related product suppliers.
Exhibitors plan to present a multitude of products aimed at boosting
farmers' efficiency and profitability for their hay and forage
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Hay & Forage Grower alliance
The event is sponsored by Penton Farm Progress' Hay & Forage
Grower, Wallaces' Farmer, Wisconsin Agriculturist, and The Farmer
"Hay & Forage Grower is proud to lend its name to this
prestigious event that offers forage equipment manufacturers the
opportunity to strut their stuff and growers the chance to see so
many machines in action," says Fae Holin, editor of Hay & Forage
For more information and Hay & Forage Grower content, visit
Plan to attend
The 2014 Hay & Forage Expo is set for June 25 and 26 from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. The show site is off Highway 30 east of Boone, Iowa, at
Central Iowa Expo. Admission is free; parking is $10 per vehicle.
The public is welcome. For more information, visit
www.hayandforage.com or
call 866-264-7469.
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Edamame Griddlecakes with Teriyaki Sauce (Adapted from How to Cook Everything Vegetarian)
For the Teriyaki Sauce
4 tablespoons soy sauce
4 tablespoons mirin
1/2 tablespoon grated fresh ginger
1 garlic clove, minced
2 tablespoons thinly sliced scallion
For the Griddlecakes
2 cups cooked edamame, drained until dry
1 cup milk
1 large egg, lightly beaten
2 tablespoons melted butter
1 cup all-purpose flour
salt and fresh ground black pepper
Preheat oven to 170 degrees.
To prepare the Teriyaki sauce
In a small saucepan, add soy sauce and mirin - cook over medium-low until the mixture is bubbling, about 2 minutes. Stir in ginger, garlic and scallion - remove from the heat and set aside until ready to use.
To prepare the griddlecakes
In a large bowl, add beans and coarsely mash. Stir in milk, egg and melted butter. Add flour and season with salt and pepper - stir just until the mixture has combined.
Heat griddle to medium-high.
Lightly coat cooking surface with butter. Spoon enough of the batter onto the griddle to form 3" to 4" cakes. Cook until bubbles form on top and the bottom is lightly golden, about 3 to 4 minutes. Flip cakes over and continue to cook until the bottom is golden, about 4 additional minutes. Slide cakes onto a baking sheet and keep warm in the oven while you continue this process until all of the batter has been used. Serve with Teriyaki sauce.
Makes about 4 servings.
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Edamame Griddlecakes with Teriyaki Sauce
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These look delightful. I have made scallion cakes before, but I think I shall try edamame. I also like just soy, rice vingar with a touch of honey and green onions. That would be a treat with these cakes as well. Thanks for sharing....Love the mickey plate.ReplyDelete
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Ferrari: an on-line auction for the families of the victims of the earthquakes
Maranello, 31 May – Ferrari will open an international on-line auction to raise funds for the families of the victims of the earthquakes that have rocked the Emilia-Romagna region since the 20th of May.
In the days leading up to the auction next week, www.ferraristore.com will dedicate a section to this important initiative which sets out to contribute significant sums to those families who have lost loved ones.
The auction will include important and rare items, such as a 599XX Evo, the extreme, non-homologated sports berlinetta with a commercial value of €1.3 million. This extreme sports car incorporates the very best of Ferrari technology, the result of on-going Research and Development activities in the GT division and advanced experimentation in F1. The 599 XX Evo features a package of performance-enhancing technical features for the exclusive, dedicated track-based research and development programme for the 2012-2013 seasons.
There will also be a strong Formula 1 theme, starting with a V8 engine along with racing suits and helmets donated by the Scuderia's drivers, Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa, as well as numerous items of memorabilia from the works racing cars from past seasons.
Also featuring in the fundraising will be a selection from the Ferrari Store, including Prancing Horse watches.
As soon as news about the earthquakes came out, Ferrari clients and collectors from around the world spontaneously contacted the Maranello headquarters to offer their contribution. Once again the generosity of Ferrari's enthusiasts will enable the company to provide support to those most hit by the tragedy. A demonstration of solidarity that, in recent years, has contributed to the reconstruction in Abruzzo after the earthquake, as well as the building of two after-school facilities in Ishinomaki in Japan after last year's disaster for which Ferrari contributed over 80 million Japanese yen.


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Wine and water are the focal points of a holiday in Caldaro. South Tyrol's largest and warmest bathing lake, Kalterer See, is a true paradise for bathing, surfing and sailing. Thanks to particularly mild temperatures, water sports are possible here from April to October. No matter where you look around the lake, everything centres upon indulgence and wine. A landscape characterised by grapevines and fruit trees contributes to the Mediterranean vibe, as do the numerous vineyards, cellars, and restaurants along the South Tyrolean Wine Road, which invite you to come inside and enjoy. Whilst outdoors, the many hiking and cycling paths and the close-by Dolomite peaks will inspire you to get moving.


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