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Topps Tiles
Doors Of DistinctionCertificate of Excellence 2015
Supply and installation of doors, hardware, locks, glass and decorating materials
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three counties glass LtdCertificate of Excellence 2019
Glass merchants, glaziers, Window Fitting and decorative glass combined 75 years experience family business
Art Glass
Stained glass windows, decorative glass and antique glass restoration. Art Glass was established by Philip Coyle and Sinead Mallon in 1983 and has grown from a small studio to now being at the forefront of Irish stained glass. Our aim is to maintain the highest standards of artistry and craftsmanship in stained glass conservation and creation. We have a reputation across Ireland for our stained glass design and stained glass storm glazing conservation products and restoration services. We have developed techniques and materials for the preservation of stained glass with the culmination of these studies, being the creation of the most comprehensive isothermal protective conservation system to be fabricated on the island of Ireland. Our experienced team of artists, designers, glass restorers and glaziers make Art Glass pioneers in the fields of new stained glass window design, stained glass restoration & conservation of artworks in glass. Art Glass procedures are the best of traditional skills and crafts coupled with the most up to date glazing techniques. State of the art equipment, recognised craftsmanship and specialist glazing expertise enable us to meet all our customer's expectations. The company is respected for its creativity, innovation, expertise, and attention to detail plus the capacity to reduce lead times and ensure guaranteed quality. We provided a full range of stained glass services throughout Ireland, including: Stained glass new designs, manufacture and installation. Stained glass restoration & expert survey. Storm glazing & protective measures. Emergency glazing and securing. Art Glass (NI) LTD Image STAINED GLASS New Commissions for Ecclesiastical, Domestic & Commercial Clients. Art Glass stained glass studio has a talented and experienced design team that have been designing and delivering custom designed art glass for thousands of clients over the past 30 years throughout Ireland and the UK. Being passionate about design and creating flawless new stained glass our team has gained an enviable reputation for superb glass artwork. These projects range greatly and include many different types and styles of art glass for commercial, domestic and ecclesiastical commissions thought out Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. RESTORATION Conservation, restoration and repair of stained glass. We restore antique stained glass to the highest quality, using the principle of minimal intervention to ensure maximum authenticity. Interventions would be carried out in consultation with the client and with appropriate art historical advice. Every project is examined individually and treated accordingly, working closely with the client and architect. Our aim is always to conserve both glass and lead work where possible, and to undertake reversible interventions where necessary. Either on-site or in our workshop, we can renovate or restore stained or leaded glass. CONSERVATION Protecting your decorative stained glass. Unprotected stained glass will be soaked by the elements, buffeted and eroded by sand blasting winds, attacked by corrosive air pollution that destroys the artistic detail, transparency and vibrancy of coloured glass. Left unchecked the growth of molds and algae will cause organic damage. microorganisms will create organic acids that attack the stained glass, oxidise the lead and metal frames and rot wooden frames. Moisture within a building will facilitate the deterioration of the interior painted surface of stained glass due to the action of condensation on the glass. DECORATIVE A major part of our business is the provision of decorative glass. This area of our expertise has seen us become an established supplier to major commercial projects. The reason behind this success is the vast array of products we provide. "Whether it be for the home or commercial work, we guarantee high quality results." Glass is a beautiful, versatile and functional material. It has inherent useful qualities which can be enhanced with Glass processing transforms raw sheets of glass into high performance products. We can process glass in many ways to match exactly what you are looking for.
Smith Glass LTDCertificate of Excellence 2019
Established in 1968, Smith's have continued to build the successful 'family' business, expanding operations and servicing clients all over the south east of England. Smiths have an extensive portfolio of Satisfied Customers who come back to Smith's time and time again for new products or simply recommending friends and family to the unique Smiths Service. We offer a full 10 year guarantee and also an insurance backed Guarantee. Smiths are proud members of the 'the GGF' Glass and Glazing Federation, and are also members of FENSA, not forgetting proud holders of the government backed 'Trust-Mark'. With 1000's of satisfied customers over the past 45 years, and all of these guarantees, the Smith's Family business is a name to be trusted and draw comfort from. When a client buys from Smiths they are safe in the knowledge that we are a company that prides itself on family values, quality, affordability, and sustainability.
South East Glass & Glazing LTD
Gate, railing, glass railing, automatic gate, stainless steel railing, fire scape, staircase, all metal works. We are professional Metal Workers offering our skills and services at affordable prices to clients in the united kingdom. Leave your worries out of the equation by working with true professionals. we'd love the opportunity to show you why our exceptional service sets us apart from the rest within this field
Luke pilbeam
Iam a double glazer by trade and I have done a lot of other carpentry work.I have been doing double glazing since I left school.I think of myself as a perfectionist and love seeing a job completed and looking nice!.I work for a window company.I am very well priced and very competitive.I will undertake all types of work. Thanks for reading!
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Simply Windows And Doors LTD
Misty or broken double glazed units replaced on the same day if required. Putty glazing Cat flaps fitted Replacement windows & doors Window and door locks replaced Handles and hinges replaced Multipoint lock systems repaired Aluminium UPVC Wood Sash cords or springs replaced All work fully guaranteed Patio door rollers and tracks replaced Windows and vents for conservatory roofs Aluminium secondary DG UPVC door frame repairs
Charles Joinery Design Ltd
T&L Interior Glazing Services
My company is a glass and glazing and building refurb company specialising in office fit out mainly but can do any domestic refurb, from decorating to double glazing. We pride ourselves on providing best quotes for customers and delivering the very best quality of work, we guarantee all our customers are 100% satisfied with works we have carried out.
Kenley Scaffolding Access & Solutions Ltd prides its self on its total reliability minus the extortion prices charged. We have a wealth of experience spanning 80 years in the construction industry. We are fully qualified & insured undertaking all works respectfully and with consideration to all aspects. We cover all types of works from domestic to commercial scaffolding and cover London, Greater London, Surrey, Kent & Sussex.
All Purpose Glazing
Experience You Can Trust! Welcome to All Purpose Glazing, thank you for visiting us. Est. 1993 All Purpose Glazing (APG) is a family run business that has continued to grow. We offer fully comprehensive glass and glazing solutions to suit any job large or small. The Company is based at a purpose built 14,000sq ft premises housing state of the art equipment. We have made a commitment to keep up with modern manufacturing processes so that we deliver quality products on time at a competitive price. By maintaining a diverse product range APG provides services to the general public, builders, architects, schools, universities, hospitals, retailers, hotel groups, property management companies and housing associations. All Purpose Glazing Image Why Choose APG Over 20 years of experience. Established reputation as a leading innovative design driven company Specialist in bespoke glass solutions and commissioned work. Extensive range of glass and glazing service. Supply & fit service available. High quality glazing system installation. Fire glass specialists. Technical advice at hand. Site survey and inspection available. Excellent after care team. Commercial All Purpose Glazing is the glazing company of choice for businesses all over Ireland and the UK for commercial glazing and refurbishment projects. Our customer base includes schools, universities, hospitals, retailers, financial institutions, shopping centres, hotel groups, property management companies and housing associations. Domestic Glass cut to size while you wait at our showroom. There are many different glasses available on the market today for all kinds of applications. We stock one of the largest ranges of glass types in Northern Ireland and surrounding counties. If by chance we do not have your order in stock, then we will use our trusted network of suppliers to ensure a fast and satisfactory delivery. Give us a call and we will arrange for one of our fitters to call past and measure up for you. Our fitters are more than capable of answering any questions you may have to ask. We will then contact you the following working day with our best price. Thus leaving you in peace to make your decision. Double Glazing APG is one of the few glaziers who manufacture their own double glazed units. We can manufacture to your own specifications as we have control over the superior components that go into manufacturing our own double glazed units. This gives us an advantage which we want to pass on to our customers. Double Glazing uses two panes of glass with a space between the panes to form a unit, air is trapped between the panes and acts as an effective layer of insulation. This will also have a superior effect on sound levels compared to a single pane. In order to remain effective it is important that there is no moisture within the unit and it is kept airtight. Decorative Mirrors Supplied mainly in 4mm and 6mm thickness in various forms: Processing and services available: Any size mirrors cut size, including full length mirrors. Polished edge Bevelled Crystal Cut edge. Sandblasting and acid etching Enamel inlay of colours. Bar and logo designs. Safety Backed and or with holes. Supply only or supply & fit. Antique mirrors Emergency Glazing We provide a comprehensive support service, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. APG understand the concern of property owners when broken windows and doors cause a security and health hazard risk. We offer a fast and reliable emergency window boarding up / replacement glazing service. We endeavour to make safe and re-glaze broken glass straight away. In some cases where this is not possible due to the type of glass required we will board up the opening to provide security, remove any broken glass and return ASAP to re-glaze. Leaving the area clean, tidy and as secure as possible. Art Glass Ltd Art Glass over the past thirty years has expanded and consolidated its position as one of the leading Stained Glass Studios on the island of Ireland.
Top notch builders ltd
We are a family run business been trading for over 15 years All work fully insured interior & exterior Electrics, Plumbing, Painting & decorating, Carpentry, Double Glazing, Decking, Fencing, Drives & Patios
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BRIEF Carpet Cleaning is a local cleaning company in London providing professional carpet cleaning. Hire insured domestic cleaners in London for a deep cleaning service. Bespoke. Reliable. Insured. Extensive. Friendly. B.R.I.E.F. is Your London cleaning service company that can clean all fabrics.
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R J M Glass Ltd
RJM Glass, Windows & Doors is a well established family run business which has successfully completed several hundred window, door and conservatory installations over many years. We take great pride in our customer service. When you contact us, we arrange an appointment to inspect any windows and doors that you may wish to replace or have repaired. We will then discuss the best course of action with you, and advise on the styles and configurations we believe will look good, achieve the result you want, and meet building regulations. Then we will produce a full, detailed quotation for you which can be given to you over the phone, plus a hard copy will be sent by post or email. All our quotations include a 10 year insurance backed guarantee. We believe customers should not be put under pressure to make a decision, which is why we do not provide the quotation whilst we are at your premises. This way you can study our proposals at your leisure before deciding. The price we quote is the price for the job, and not an inflated price from which we will offer discounts to win your business. And it is not our practice to chase customers over the phone to confirm their order. Our overriding objectives are to make it easy to do business with us and to delight you with the results.
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I have my own recipes I post every Sunday but lately I've been trying a lot of other people's recipes and putting them to the test. Rather than try to pass them off as my own I figured it would better to share our test kitchen results here with you.
My pictures are limited but each of these links has a picture. View them only if your keyboard is drool-proof.
1. Panettone. Or, more specifically, French Toast Panettone from Food Blogga.
In the interest of full disclosure here I've known Susan for about a year now and have had the pleasure of meeting her in person (she's about the nicest person you'd ever meet) and she happens to be my partner on an upcoming project. While on the phone one day with her I was commenting on her gorgeous post about panettone French toast and asking if she had a recipe for the Italian panettone.
She let me know that panettone is not something that mere mortals can make, it is spontaneously generated in authentic Italian bakeries from a mysterious life force and that I should just buy one there. "Don't even try this at home" was the clear message. So I hung my head in sadness, knowing that there is not even one Italian bakery to be found in the entire state of Alaska. No panetonne for me.
Well the next thing I know I've got a package on my front door overflowing with homemade almond biscotti, gorgeous blood oranges and an honest-to-goodness Italian panettone straight from San Diego's Little Italy.
And there was much rejoicing.
Anyway, I decided to put her recipe to the test and straightaway made a batch of French toast (with Italian bread? Kind of ironic but there it is) and asked my hungry crew what the verdict was. Basically it was this: if my regular French toast is a 5 this stuff is a 20.
So let it be written so let it be done. The only problem is now my friendly panettone dealer has got me hooked on the stuff and pretty soon I'm going to be knocking over convenience stores to finance my next fix of the airy, sweet, buttery, orange-infused goodness.
2. Buttermilk Syrup from Hanging out the Wash.
In conjunction with the aforesaid panettone ecstasy I decided that mere maple-flavored syrup wasn't good enough. If you remember a couple weeks ago I posted a simple recipe for homemade syrup that we use all the time here and some of the comments it got cracked me up.
I don't think that if I'd advocated drowning kittens that I would have got more indignation from readers--apparently REAL maple syrup goes deep with those who happen to live close enought to get the stuff. They spotted my weakness right away and went in for the kill.
"This is NOT maple syrup." "This is maple-FLAVORED syrup." "I wouldn't eat this if I was starving in the desert and was given the choice between a bowl of this stuff and gnawing off my own leg." Was the general tone.
Point taken. I humbly bow and ask forgiveness. I'm afraid you've caught me living a lie because I've only used maple-flavored syrup for most of my life. Why?? Because a bottle of the real stuff with enough syrup to feed this crew for one meal would cost over $5 and I'm too darn cheap to pay that. Even for pancakes.
But, to bring this long story to a close I came across this post from Hanging out the Wash who touted the wonders of her Buttermilk Syrup and it was enough to tempt. I made up a batch to go with my panettone and I have to say it was very, very good.
You might want to accompany your meal with a side order of Lipitor but I really can't complain about the flavor, it was wonderful. A little more involved than my regular recipe but much more flavorful and thick.
3. Peanut Butter Brownies from PieKnits.
I've had this recipe sitting around for ages but only got around to making it this past month. It uses 1/2 cup of peanut butter in the mix which made some of the best-textured brownies I've ever had from scratch. Brownies are rather tricky and you can easily overbeat them or over cook but these turned out terrific.
She suggests using Nutella as a substitute for either a part or all of the peanut butter, as it too is a nut butter and has the proper consistency but I haven't had the chance to try that theory out. I can only imagine they'd be even better.
4. Slashed Chicken from Thinking About.
Julie does the same thing I do and posts recipes every so often. Recipes and book reviews are some of her favorite things to write about and I've tried a few of her recipes over the last two years and this one was really tasty. I think she got it from Williams-Sonoma but it went wonderfully with the side order of Saffron Orzo that I made and posted about several months ago.
5. Key Lime Cheesecake from Chocolate on My Cranium.
Last summer I had a Godiva key lime truffle and I still dream about it. I wouldn't have thought the flavors would blend so perfectly but each bite was pure heaven and when I saw this recipe I decided right away I couldn't rest until I'd tried it out.
I made it during the Christmas holidays--Christmas Eve I think--and it was very good. Nice texture and easy to put together though I think I would have liked just a tad more of the lime flavor which wasn't as strong as the chocolate. If you haven't made cheesecake before this would be a great place to start, it's a good one, and in my opinion cheesecake is one of the things that is ALWAYS better homemade. You just can't get a better cheesecake in a deli, store or bakery than you can make at home. The texture is so much better and the flavor is richer. Sorry Cheesecake Factory but it's the truth.
6. Egg Muffins by Kaylyn's Kitchen.
I'm always looking for good breakfast ideas and I liked these because not only were they very easy to make up, they keep for a long time after baking and they're good for breakfast on the go or a nice little brunch affair.
Grace is my quiche lover and so these appealed to her quiche-lovin' palette while not killing those who prefer to consume their eggs without a crust.
The boys thought they were just fancy scrambled eggs and Grace thought they were fancy mini-quiches. Everyone's happy.
7. Dulce de Leche Cheesecake Squares by Smitten Kitchen. I went into this recipe with very high hopes--kind of like when you go into a movie with these really high expectations? Well you know what happens when that's the case. Things rarely live up to all the hype and that was the case with these guys.
They were alright, but given the extreme amount of work they required and the small amount of actual treats the energy produced I'd have to say I' ndever make these again. I didn't think the texture was that great either.
Though I should be fair and say that when I made these it was a very--no, make that HUGELY--odd afternoon. I was woke up on a Saturday morning with a phone call from a woman whose daughter was a friend of Lillian's and apparently my dear five year-old had arranged an impromptu play day for herself without telling me and this woman had the foresight to call to confirm the plans before showing up on my doorstep.
I apologized for the mix up (did I mention this was pretty early on a Saturday?) but that really didn't deter her and I wasn't really able to gracefully escape her suggestion that the children still get together. She came over with her two children and instead of dropping the daughter off she stayed. And stayed. And staaaaaayyyyed. It was hours and I had all these things to get done but suddenly I was playing hostess and being forced to listen to her quandry of whether to be married to her jet-setting Australian boyfriend in Ireland, Macedonia or Australia (they just couldn't decide) So consequently my baking efforts were a little scatterbrained. I may have made a mistake amid all the chatter but still . . . not again.
8. Healthy Chili by Food Blogga. Again with the Food Blogga--but when she says "children will love" she means it. I have my own chili recipe that works fine--nothing stellar--but I decided to break out of the mold and try something new and this one was really good. Grace said without shame that it was the best chili she'd had so you can take that as a glowing recommendation.
9. Devil Dog Cake by Smitten Kitchen.
I love saying the name to this one over and over . . . "Devil Dog, Devil Dog, Devil Dog." Sounds like something you'd find at the ballpark at the concessions stand but no, it's a strange name for what is essentially a giant Hostess Ding Dong.
For those of you not acquainted with Hostess Ding Dongs I'm not sure what to say. I'll stay right here while you go quietly Google it because really, you just haven't lived.
Back? Good! Well, now that we're all on the same page again I have to say that I had very high hopes for this one. It intimidated me a bit so I put it off and put it off until finally I could stand it no longer and I gave it a try.
First, there is more chocolate in this recipe than in the entire town of Hershey, Pennsylvania. You mix 3 ounces of chocolate in with 1 and 1/2 cups coffee (though I substituted hot chocolate instead). Milk would probably have been better. Then you use 1 and 1/2 cups of cocoa powder. ONE and ONE HALF CUPS people! That's like the equivalent of three cakes. Seriously.
And that doesn't even include the ganache frosting which is more chocolate. The bottom line? It's a marvelously rich cake, nearly more like a brownie in color and richness, and you'll want to cut the pieces small. Or maybe not? Who knows.
The "marshmallow" frosting really didn't taste like the stuff in the Ding Dongs which was a huge disappointment. I can't believe I just wrote that sentence. No one will ever call me "gourmet" again after that, I promise you. You see in the top picture where I'm ready to frost it on the outside. I mostly posted that picture to make Grace mad--she was goofing off and talking to me while I was baking and I told her I was going to post it just to tweak her and she dared me. I win.
All in all a lot of work for the richest, densest cake you'll ever eat and it was really good. Not exactly like a Ding Dong but probably close enough.
10. Grandma's Chocolate Pie from Homesick Texan.
Another Christmas recipe that I made for the big day--in our family you don't just make "a" pie for Christmas, you make one for each person. That way everyone has a fine selection and there are always leftovers for the next three months.
Well, maybe I'm exaggerating a little but I made four pies, this one being among them, and it was very good. Better than my original chocolate pie recipe I've used for years because this one cut more easily and neatly. I had thought that it was going to be more of a silk pie texture but it's really a custard, which I discovered very quickly when I actually got into baking the recipe, but that didn't stop us from snarfing it down.
I'm starting to wonder if we eat too many sweets, judging from the rather large representation of sweet stuff on this list. Where are the Brussel sprouts? I should eat more vegetables.
11. Raspberry Coffee Cake/Danish Braid from Kiddio. This one's a definite keeper. I made this for a breakfast a few weeks ago and it was very well received though I did substitute blueberries for raspberries. Nothing against raspberries you understand, it's just what I had on hand.
The thing that's nice about this is the pastry. If you're ever afraid of working with the stuff this one is easily rolled and prepared and shouldn't give you any trouble. And then it's fluffier and more substantial than a traditional pie crust style pastry, the cheese and leaven gives it some oomph.
12. Cornish Game Hens by Motherhood for Dummies. When I saw this post it shocked me that I'd never in my entire life eaten a Cornish game hen. Never. It's not as if it's an issue with me or anything it's just that coming from a huge family of eight it wasn't something you'd find on the menu and then I never, ever order meat when I'm in a restaurant. Never. It's always the same: soups, salads, sandwiches, pastas or pizza. Period. No meat as an entree.
So I was excited to surprise the kids with their "very own cute little chickens" as they were called. And let me tell you it was a big hit. The kids loved having a personalized fowl and were thrilled at the cuteness thereof. There really isn't anything to it, just as her recipe says you just get some bottled marinade if you want to be fast and follow the package directions on the bird.
Fancy schmancy and oh so tasty.
13. 5 Minute Chocolate Cake by Emily Rose. I have saved the very best for last. This is my new ultimate, favorite, go-to recipe that I can't believe I've lived without thus far. This is the deal: You put a few easy ingredients in a mug. Stir. Microwave three minutes. You've got cake.
And not just any cake--really really good cake that smells so fine cooking that your mailman stopping by sniffs and wants to know what you're baking.
The only thing is, the recipe makes quite a large mug o' cake. It's very dense, almost like a brownie, and I made the mistake--well not really a mistake now, nothing involving chocolate cake is ever a true mistake is it?--of making it for the kids for their after-school snack. They gobbled it up but once we'd finished we all realized that we'd never be hungry again. The meal was that big.
So we ended up skipping dinner and calling the whole chocolate cake thing good. Andrew was out of town so who was going to force us to do otherwise right?
Anyway, the recipe is so easy I've got it memorized though I won't list it here so you'll have to go to the source to find it. I promise it will be worth the click.
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Thursday, February 05, 2009
Your Recipes That I've Tried
I have my own recipes I post every Sunday but lately I've been trying a lot of other people's recipes and putting them to the test. Rather than try to pass them off as my own I figured it would better to share our test kitchen results here with you.
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- MoziEsmé said...
You are making me sooo hungry.
- Edi said...
The Devil Dog cake looked delicious! Problem is that if I were to make it - I'd eat a large portion of it myself!
- Wild Squirrel said...
Recently, we tried the whole cake in a mug thing. I've decided it's only worthwhile when making one for me! I was in the kitchen for what seemed like F.O.R.E.V.E.R. making one for each kid and each adult. By the time I got to sit down and enjoy mine, I was wishing I had just mixed up a regular batch and thrown it in the oven so that we could all enjoy cake together! A word of warning (though I was using a different recipe than the one above), I mixed all of the ingredients in each mug, including the wet ingredients, and then put them in the microwave one after the other....not good! The last few cakes were a disaster (maybe the ingredients didn't like sitting all mixed together like that for so long while I was microwaving the others). Top that off with 3 TB of oil in EACH cake....yikes! I guess if we're throwing calories and inconvenience (ironically) out the window....it's pretty cool. I think I'll try the above recipe for kicks (when I'm at home along of course...oh, wait...that could take years!). :)
- Wild Squirrel said...
Oops! Pardon the typo...I meant when I'm at home "alone" not "along!"
- Mom24 said...
I absolutely love getting 'references' on recipes. thanks. I've bookmarked several of these to try.
I was really interested to hear you say the devil dog filling wasn't quite like the original. I've seen a lot of recipes for that kind of cake, and that's always been my concern. I want the decidedly 'ungourmet' filling. :-) Still, the cake looks marvelous and I might try it.
Thanks again.
- jacjewelry said...
These all sound so delicious! I am a huge fan of Nutella; I think the Peanut Butter Brownies with Nutella instead of the peanut butter are the ones I'm going to try next! Or will it be key lime cheesecake?! My husband makes the most delicious key lime pie; I'll have to post the recipe soon!
- Kara said...
Am I the only one who noticed your foreshadowing of a special project with Susan (Foodblogga)?? Two of my favorite bloggers working together - I can't wait to hear more about that.
I digress... I had been wanting to make her pannettone french toast but couldn't find the bread here (though I see it all the time during the holidays). But her chili... yum - I have had a chance to make that, and will definitely be making it again.
- JENNIFER said...
"airy, sweet, buttery, orange infused goodness?" All in one sentence? I am sold :)
- Anonymous said...
I was also very surprised by how militant people were about the maple syrup recipe. Good NIGHT, people were riled up! Who knew that *that* would be one of your more controversial posts of late??? :)
I'm with you, I'm too cheap for real maple syrup.
I think I'm going to send my husband the link to this post right now and keep dropping not-so-subtle hints until my birthday about that Devil Dog Cake.
- kadusey said...
I think I will make myself some cake in a mug for breakfast. A cup full of warm chocolate cake and a cup full of milk. Yum.
- Neas Nuttiness said...
Oh My goodness. There are about 5 of these recipes that I'm going to try...bye bye diet!
- Melissa said...
Yay! More recipes to try! Unfortunately, a lot of them also made me feel like I was gaining weight just reading the descriptions. Oh well, too bad I like food. ;)
- Annette Lyon said...
You're killing me with those cakes. You do realize that, right?
- Pamela said...
I had to stop reading after that Devil Dog Cake because I think I just had a heart attack and died. Hopefully someone will come along and resuscitate me so I can go make it and eat it and die for real. (Not really with the dying.)
- Mimi said...
I used to live in Boston where there was an authentic bakery from some country or another on every street corner. But The North End, the Little Italy of Boston, has always been one of my favorite places to escape...and everywhere there is pantonne. They come in the funniest little packages...like a pyramid box yet more egg shaped...very hard to explain. I've never tried one and now I am going to have to! They come out in the grocery stores in Boston around easter time. It's on my shopping list the next time I head down there.
- Anonymous said...
You can find authentic Italian pannetone at Costco here in Anchorage. My Northern Italian friend raved about it and was the one who told me to buy it. I think it's called 3 Sisters or something like that. It was there around Thanksgiving and Christmas. Delicious.
- Chocolate on my Cranium said...
There are several here that I definitely want to try. Peanut Butter Brownies would be perfect for my brother. We're always looking for new coffee cake recipe and I can't wait to try the Raspberry Coffee Cake. Rapsberries are my favorite fruit! And of course the cake in a mug. Yum!
- J at www.jellyjules.com said...
I haven't made that chicken for awhile...all the butter involved kind of scares me...but boy, it's good stuff. :) Might be time soon.
That french toast sounds heavenly, but my family are heathens and hate dried fruit, so I don't think I'll get to make it. There's a cafe near us that makes theirs with cinnamon rolls, and it's just a bit over the top for me. TOO sweet.
Oh, and real maple syrup is too sweet for me. Don't shoot.
Gotta try that raspberry danish, though. Sounds like heaven.
- Kathryn said...
Yum! Yum! Yum! Now I only have to wonder which one to try first.
I feel your pain with the Maple syrup issue. When 2oz costs $20, you use home-made "maple flovored" too. :-) It must be nice to live in the lower 48 where stuff is so cheap. I've only experienced it on vacations. Seriously, how can they say that they're having a recession down there when the most expensive gas is at least a dollar cheaper per gallon than it is up here. Maybe that's how they all afford the "real stuff." So there, you maple crazies!
- Chrissy Johnson said...
Why are you doing this to me??? I haven't had breakfast yet and all that's here at work is POPCORN!??!?!
- Angela Fehr said...
Thanks for linking to my buttermilk syrup recipe, Michelle! I confess when I am too lazy to make it I reach for the Aunt Jemima butter-flavoured syrup - we are too cheap for real maple syrup, even though we are Canadian!
I want to try that Raspberry Coffee Cake - I'm a sucker for pastry!
- CountessLaurie said...
I laughed right out loud when you said, "I win."
HA! Never EVER dare your mother! Sheesh!
I can't believe I missed all the maple crazies... off to find a good comment controversy! See you later!
- Such The Spot said...
I think numbers one and two sound great for a Saturday morning breakfast. And since Friday is my normal shopping day anyway, I can pick up everything I need then. Mmmmm, I can hardly wait!
- dooleysinpng said...
I have the answer for your Devil Dog filling. My mom made a "twinkie" frosting with a yellow cake every year for my brother's birthday.
I just tried it with a chocolate (box-gasp!) cake and it was great. This is my favorite frosting/filling!
Should I post the recipe here in comments?
- Scribbit said...
If anyone is interested, I just got back from the store where pure maple syrup was listed at $24.00 for a 16-ounce jug. On sale. :) Boy that ought to make you feel good if you live near the real stuff--I suppose it's the equivalent of having to buy your own salmon and halibut!
- Scribbit said...
Oh, and Anonymous from Anchorage thanks so much! I will look for it--d'oh! I take that back, by the time the holidays come around my Costco membership will have expired so maybe I'll have to instead hunt down this bakery of which you speak.
It was so tasty I don't know that I can live without it.
- The Source said...
There's lots of delicious-looking things to try here! I think I'll start with something chocolate!
By the way, I'm sorry you got trampled over your maple syrup, but I have to say we love it! My kids kicked Mrs. Butterworth to the curb after trying your homemade version. And it's so easy to make! Yummy!
- An Ordinary Mom said...
Love the picture of Grace :) !!
- dooleysinpng said...
Twinkie Cake filling
5 T flour
1 cup milk
1 cup sugar
1/2 t salt
1/2 cup shortening
1/2 cup butter
1 T vanilla
Boil flour and milk in a saucepan until thick, stirring constantly; cool. (I put the pan in the freezer)
Combine remaining ingredients and beat until fluffy. Add cooled milk mixture and beat until fluffy.
This is enough for between 3 layers of a 9 inch round cake. Best if cake is refrigerated for a day before eating.
- SarahHub said...
I have to try that microwave chocolate cake. I've been reading about it for months!
- ~TAMY 3 Sides of Crazy~ said...
I'm going to have to try a few of these. YUMMY!
- MzzMphz said...
Sounds delicious -all of them.
Finally got it work.
- Laurel Nelson said...
You know...you can find preflavored all natural chocolate peanut butter or white chocolate peanut butter at Fred Meyer - I buy it and eat it straight from the jar, man is it good. I could SOOO see that going in those peanut butter brownies...man how good would that be?? And the cake in a mug??? Wow! I should make that for my 4 year old! She would love it!
- Rekha said...
Devil dog cake is something special
- Serena said...
For pity's sake, Mapleine is not that bad! I'm very happy for those who live where it's practically pouring out of your tap, but for those of us who have to pay for it as though it is liquid gold, Mapleine is a good substitute.
I've never been steered wrong by one of your recipes yet, so I'm greatly looking forward to trying some of these out!
- Damselfly said...
I want that Devil Dog cake!
Bloggers will be lining up, saying, "Scribbit, cook me!"
- perilloparodies said...
okay, first, that Devil Dog cake... YUMMY!!! and... have you ever made your own maple syrup... for all the work and how little you get you are almost better off buying the maple-Flavored stuff. And, you are right, for a large family, there is NO way it will be worth buying. I used to work at a Nature Watershed near us, and every February, I would participate in "tapping" the maple trees, wait for the drips to pile up in gallon jugs (which took a bit), and boil, boil, boil it until it all made just enough for a group of 20 or so kids to taste on some bread. That is going to last for a family of SEVEN, day in and day out?? I think not. But, it is definitely worth trying every once in a while. And, that includes trying to make it yourself. Check out your friendly Neighborhood Nature Center to see if that is possible to observe or participate in. It was always a highlight of my winter. :-)
- Courtney from mommie blogs said...
I so need a piece of that cake right now. Doesn't cake make everything all better for, at least, a few minutes.
thanks for your kind words...
- Daisy said...
Mmm. #6, the egg muffins, would suit me and my family to a tee. But the idea of a cake with more chocolate than the entire town of Hershey, PA -- that's tempting. Really, really tempting.
- MelADramatic Mommy said...
The Godiva Lemon Chiffon is better (I used to work there).


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Coach Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett shared a moment after Garnett came out of Game 7 with 28.3 seconds left.
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DENVER Thoughts of love, loss and faith hung over the Colorado Senate on Friday when the chamber approved civil unions for gays and lesbians.
Sen. Ellen Roberts of Durango was the only one of 15 Republicans to vote for the bill, along with all 20 Democrats.
For the sponsor, Sen. Pat Steadman, D-Denver, the long-awaited victory came too late. Steadman sponsored the same bill last year, but it failed in dramatic fashion when House Republicans shut down the chamber rather than bring it up for a vote at the end of the session.
Over the summer, Steadmans partner of 11 years, Dave Misner, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He died 12 weeks later.
Steadman never mentioned Misners name Friday, but his presence was unmistakable in Steadmans words.
Senate Bill 11 is for lovers and the gifts they give to one another, Steadman said. If two people are lucky enough to have found one another, why should the state of Colorado stand in the way?
Opposition, however, centered on religious values, and whether church-run businesses or individual believers would have to serve same-sex couples.
Last summer, a bakery in the Denver suburbs drew protests when the owner refused to sell a cake for a same-sex commitment ceremony, citing his religious beliefs.
Sen. Owen Hill, R-Colorado Springs, wanted to change the bill to include an exemption for church-run nonprofits, religious individuals and businesses that operate consistent with stated religious values.
Religious freedom is woven into the very fabric of our lives, Hill said.
Steadman said people who choose to run a business have to operate by anti-discrimination rules, and he quoted Shakespeares Hamlet in response to the call for a religious exemption.
Get thee to a nunnery, Steadman said. Go live a monastic life.
Roberts was the only Republican to oppose Hills amendment, which lost in the face of unified Democratic opposition.
Roberts joined other Republicans in voting to exempt adoption agencies and to refer civil unions to a vote of the people, but those amendments also lost.
She said opponents had sincere intentions.
This is not taken lightly, and the belief systems people hold in their hearts are incredibly important, Roberts said.
She supports the bill because it respects private property rights and supports family values by promoting the family unit, she said. And she hopes the issue can be put to rest this year.
What I hope is we return to looking at people as individuals, Roberts said. This issue is only one dimension of a homosexual persons identity.
Other Republicans, though, voted no on religious grounds.
I believe that the institution of marriage was clearly defined and intended as a cornerstone of our society long before the foundations of the earth were laid, said Sen. Mark Scheffel, R-Parker. For me, this bill is an erosion of that institution, and I therefore cant support it.
And Sen. Kevin Lundberg, R-Berthoud, said SB 11 is a step toward same-sex marriage.
Steadman admitted as much at the very beginning of the three-hour debate, saying that the Senate was about to pass civil unions at a time when many in our state are ready for something bigger and more bold.
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Same. I think I might be the only fan in history that when flipping through games on Center Ice will actually change the channel during a fight. Not because I don't like it or I'm scared or that it doesn't belong in the game...I'm just not that entertained by fighting...I'd rather watch the game...
i'm not a huge fight guy, but this might be the origin of my tyler kennedy appreciation.
upshall turded out all over the place in game 1 of that series - taking dives and whatnot. the pens were collectively pretty ticked at the end of the game, so this "staged" fight happened early in game 2. when kennedy fights, he means it. and i love when there's sort of a righteous cause behind scraps.


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Special Knots, and Advanced Knots, for Wolf, Bear, Webelos, Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class.
|Adult leader awards are also called "Square knots."
|Square knot
|Square knot, Reef knot
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|Joining two ends of a single line to bind around an object.
|Not secure as a bend. Spills easily if one of the free ends is pulled outward. Does not hold well if the two lines are not the same thickness.
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|Thief knot, Granny knot, Grief knot, Surgeon's knot
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U.S. stocks fell following a two-day gain amid disappointing earnings and economic data as the euro sank after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said the currency's strength could hamper the economic recovery. European shares erased early gains. Treasuries rose.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index, which last week reached a five-year high, slipped 0.2% at 4 p.m. in New York while the Stoxx Europe 600 Index closed down 0.2% after earlier rising 0.6%. The euro weakened 0.9% to $1.3398 after touching a 14-month high last week. Ten-year Treasury yields lost two basis points to 1.94%. The pound strengthened as the future central bank chief discussed exiting unconventional policies. Natural gas led commodities lower.
U.S. worker productivity fell more than projected in the fourth quarter as the economy shrank, pushing labor expenses up and showing companies are approaching the limit of how much efficiency they can wring from employees. Jobless claims decreased less than economists estimated last week. Draghi told reporters growth risk continues to be on the "downside," accommodative ECB policy will support the economy and the recent strength of the euro creates risks that inflation will slow.
"This is a week that's more overseas-focused," John Canally, investment strategist at Boston-based LPL Financial Corp., which has $373 billion in advisory and brokerage assets, said in a telephone interview. "Markets are pinned up at the top of this range, close to all-time highs. We're not so overbought anymore, so they're waiting for the next catalyst to push it. There isn't enough of one today."
Approaching Record
The S&P 500 has rallied almost 6% in 2013 as U.S. lawmakers reached a budget compromise and companies reported better-than-estimated earnings. The benchmark equity gauge is about 4% below its record high reached in October 2007 after more than doubling since bottoming in March 2009.
Draghi said an economic recovery should begin later this year as an absence of inflation risks allows the ECB to maintain record-low interest rates. The euro weakened against 14 of 16 major peers.
"The exchange rate is not a policy target, but it is important for growth and price stability," Draghi said at a press conference in Frankfurt today after the ECB kept its benchmark rate at a record low of 0.75%. "We want to see if the appreciation is sustained, and if it alters our assessment of the risks to price stability."
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To incorporate DVR security systems, cameras with cables are hooked up to the DVR through a variety of jacks on the back of the Digital Video Recorders DVR box. The DVR then outputs the information to a monitor through typical RCA connections. However, you can't just use any typical household DVR or TiVo for your surveillance system! You must look into buying a DVR specifically designed for home DVR security systems.
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Now, I stuck on another point of convolution.
I have written the following code:
Code :GLubyte convolutionTable3x3[3][3]= { {1,1,1}, {1,1,1}, {1,1,1} }; glPixelStorei(GL_UNPACK_ALIGNMENT,1); glConvolutionFilter2D(GL_CONVOLUTION_2D,GL_LUMINANCE,3,3,GL_LUMINANCE,GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE,convolutionTable3x3); glEnable(GL_CONVOLUTION_2D); glWindowPos2i(0,0); glDrawPixels(512,512,GL_STENCIL_INDEX,GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE,pboImageStore); glDisable(GL_CONVOLUTION_2D);
The buffer pboImageStore has some value set 0 and some 2.
The result seems that the stencil buffer has all been set to zero.
Even when I set
Code :GLubyte convolutionTable3x3[3][3]= { {0,0,0}, {0,1,0}, {0,0,0} };
The result seems that the stencil buffer has all been set to zero.
How can this be so? I just want to do some convolution on my stencil buffer.
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I got an e-mail yesterday from a blogger who wanted my Zen dating advice. The blog is gonna come out next week and I'll link to it so you can see what I said. (Now it's up click here to read it.)
It's weird she should ask me this now because I've been thinking quite a lot about the subject lately. I am a Zen teacher and I am now well and truly free of any romantic entanglements. No girlfriend, no wife, none of that stuff. I told the interviewer "I am dating." And this, for her intents and purposes and ways of defining things was true. People who are not attached or celibate are "dating." At least I think that's how it works these days.
I suppose I'd say I am "open to dating." Of course, basically no woman in Southern California will touch me with a barge pole because I am too old and not a "player."*
I had this weird experience at a party last week in which I was talking to a woman. Once she figured out that I could not help her career or whatever she wanted from the men she chose to speak to she started looking around the room for someone better to talk to. It was extraordinarily rude behavior. But this is common practice in Los Angeles. I don't even take offense anymore. I am clearly not a "player." There are certainly a whooooole lot of ways I can help a person. But I cannot help them be successful in "the business" in this town.
I know those of you who don't live here are probably thinking there could have been lots of other reasons for such behavior and that I'm being defensive or what have you. Maybe my breath smelled. Maybe I was boring. Maybe I'm ugly. All kinds of stuff. But I've seen this enough that I can be sure I'm calling it correctly. Whatev's.
When someone doesn't want to hear what I have to say, I'm not going to waste my time saying it. This goes for any situation, whether dating or the potential thereof is part of it or not. There's really no point.
For those who asked about Amma, I did talk a bit about her at Noah's place on Sunday. I thought the one guy who made a comment about it in the post below this one accessed what I said pretty accurately. I don't hate Amma. But there's nothing in it I'm really interested in except as an example of what's wrong with so-called "spirituality" these days.
It's also a good example of Hollywood spirituality, while we're on the subject of Hollywood. Very glamorous and flashy, but with almost nothing at its core. Like a typical Hollywood film or anything they make in this city.
But before I get too deep into trashing Los Angeles, there is certainly a lot to like here as well. The natural setting, the weather, a certain vibrant, optimistic tone to the people -- even though much of that is woefully misdirected.
So there's my little tirade for today.
Cheers, m'dears!
*That's sexist and untrue. I know that lots of women around here are not that shallow. But a lot of people here, male and female, are amazingly blind to anything except that which will help further their ambitions in show biz.


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Between the two World Wars photographers took to the streets in search of customers and produced a genre now commonly referred to as walkies (short for walking pictures) or street/pavement photography. I have displayed examples of these in two previous Photo-Sleuth articles, Spotlight Photos Ltd. of Derby and in Bournemouth and Great Yarmouth.
Unidentified family (Minns Collection)
Postcard by Sunny Snaps (street photographer), Bognor Regis, 1934
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
This week I feature several postcard-format walking pictures from the firm Sunny Snaps, which operated for just over a decade between 1927 and 1940 in London and on the coast of Sussex. A single view has been found ostensibly taken in Hunstanton, on the Norfolk coast.
Although sunny snaps was sometimes used in a more general - and perhaps generic - sense to refer to walking pictures, and there were other firms incorporating the word snaps, postcards produced by this particular firm are immediately recognisable by their distinctive format. The cards are usually, but not always, produced in portrait orientation and have a panel at the base of the card. This panel is embellished with a pen-and-ink drawing - usually a scene or image representative of the location, but sometimes a royal or patriotic picture/logo - the name of the firm, the year and usually the location. There is almost always a negative number as well.
Unidentified woman pushing a pram
Postcard by Sunny Snaps (street photographer), London, 1934
Image © and courtesy of lovedaylemon and Flickr
Walking pictures differ from other portraits taken by itinerant or street photographers because they are taken "on spec." The photographer takes snapshots of a succession of passers-by while they are walking towards the camera, irrespective of whether or not the subjects have requested one, and presumably without their permission. The subject is handed a numbered ticket (corresponding to the negative number) and informed where he or she may collect and pay for a postcard print in due course. Simon Robinson has determined from his research into this firm, including an analysis of atreet scenes, that they usually made arrangements with a handy shop premises nearby, and erected a temporary advertising banner to assist in directing customers.
As a result, the subjects are often captured regarding the camera with a vague degree of suspicion - as in the first snapshot from Bognor Regis - or are oblivious to the photographer's presence, as the woman with a pram (above) appears to be, more interested in the contents of a London shop window display.
Unidentified women out shopping
Postcard by Sunny Snaps (street photographer), Worthing, 1934
Image © and courtesy of lisabee73 and Flickr
As a result they often have a candid feel to them mostly absent from more formal photographs from the era. This characteristic is generally missing from vernacular snapshots where the subjects are often conscious that their images are being captured, and may even ham it up for the camera. The fact that Sunny Snaps portraits are usually of a very good technical standard means that there are fewer of the distractions normally present in walking pictures, giving us a unusual glimpse into the subjects' everyday lives and personalities.
Unidentified schoolboys, August 1935, unknown location
Postcard by Sunny Snaps (street photographer), Silver Jubilee, 1935
Image © and courtesy of trevira and Flickr
These schoolboys, possibly caught on film on their way home from school, are enjoying their freedom and have a casual look about them (at least the two on the left do). Had their parents been present their faces would most likely have been far more guarded. I wonder which one of the three spent a good portion of his weekly pocket money on the postcard.
The trick, if the photographer could manage it, was to single out his subject and take his "candid" portrait in such a manner that he or she stood out from both the surroundings and the other pedestrians, and of course in a favourable light, rather than being caught with a scowl or merely being lost in the crowd. They were not always entirely successful - in this example the subjects almost disppear into the background. Many of the people on the streets of these coastal towns would be holidaymakers, and therefore far more likely to part with a few coins for a souvenir of their visit, but it was still necessary to entice them with a good quality product.
Unidentified family on the beach, Littlehampton
Postcard by Sunny Snaps (street photographer), G VI R, 1937
Image © and courtesy of lovedaylemon and Flickr
In this slightly more unusual posed Sunny Snap, a family is posed relaxing in canvas folding chairs in front of wooden changing sheds on the Littlehampton beach in 1937. A similar shot with a beach setting from a decade earlier shows a family in the midst of constructing a sandcastle, so it appears that when trade was not particularly brisk on the street, the photographer would venture onto the sands in search of customers. However, there were others specialising in scouring the beaches, and a seaside photographer guarded his turf aggressively. Unauthorised interlopers were referred to as Spivs or Smudge Grafters.
Unidentified man strolling with newspaper, Hunstanton
Postcard by Sunny Snaps (street photographer), 1938
Image © and courtesy of lovedaylemon and Flickr
This neatly dressed and combed young man appears deep in thought while he strolls down the quay, a newspaper folded and firmly tucked under his arm, and presumably shortly before being accosted by a man waving a ticket under his nose, and badgering him to return and buy a print later that day. Judging by the survival of this postcard it seems that he did so.
Although it is tempting to assume that a large proportion of the photographs printed in this speculative trade ended up being discarded, judging from contemporary reports perhaps we would be underestimating the marketing skills of the teams who worked the pavements and beachfronts. Alan Purvis was employed by Walkie Snaps at Blackpool's Central Pier in 1958, and describes these skills in some detail:
The best time for taking pictures was on a Sunday morning as the new set of holidaymakers, who had arrived on the previous day, were in a good mood and still had money to spend. Friday afternoon was the worst as they were going home the next day and were stoney broke! Some people would refuse a ticket, others would say that they had been snapped the day before and regular walkers might raise a hand to indicate that they weren't interested in having their picture taken. Occasionally clients actually requested one snap or more to include all the family.Terence Baggett worked as a beach photographer in Weymouth in the 1960s and reports:
The photographer had to make a quick decision as to the composition of the picture. Snaps of a single person were less likely to be bought than those of a couple; pictures of three or more people could easily include total strangers; even in 1958 a couple may not have wanted to be seen together!
Volume, then and later, was important. My best score was 1,200 in one day with a Leica. Sales was more important as pay was calculated on 3d/sale and less than 60% sales won a threat of sacking.Searching through your own family photo collections will almost certainly bring one or two walking pictures to light. You may even find a couple among the other Sepia Saturday contributions this week.
Sunny Snaps and Littlehampton Sunny Snap, by Simon Robinson on Go Home on a Postcard.
Walking Pictures by Simon Robinson, with a comment by Alan Purvis (9 Sep 2011).
A Seaside Photographer, George Raymond Meadows (1914-2000), by Paul and Gail Godfrey.
Walking Pictures by Paul Godfrey on Our Great Yarmouth
List of Seaside Photographers in the United Kingdom by Paul Godfrey
Seaside Photographers by Paul Godfrey on British Photographic History, with comments by Terrence Baggett and others, May-July 2012.


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Dr. Crawford and WSI believe that an emerging El Nino event will be relatively weak. El Nino is the warming of the equatorial Pacific Ocean waters, which can impact weather patterns in the United States, particularly in the winter months.
Since the El Nino event is forecast to be weak, WSI believes that impacts of the strong aforementioned Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO) will likely be the dominant influence the next few months, trumping the El Nino signal.
As we've mentioned in prior winters, the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) can play a big role in the weather conditions that we see as we head towards winter. We've seen the extremes of the NAO play out in two different directions the last few years.
On one hand, we had the winters of 2009-2010 and 2010-2011, which featured a strongly negative NAO and a correspondingly strong "Greenland Block", bringing very cold temperatures to the eastern states.
Last year was the complete opposite with the positive phase of the NAO dominating, resulting in widespread warmth and a general lack of snow across the country.
Dr. Crawford says, 'It is still too early to predict the behavior of the NAO for the upcoming winter, but it is clearly the key to a successful winter forecast. For now, we are relying on the Pacific Decadal Oscillation signal, which generally suggests a cool period for the western U.S. and a mild period in much of the East.'
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We are only a few hours away from Microsoft's media event where it is expected the software giant will take the wraps off their own tablet running Windows 8. We have now seen leaked specs on an Xbox Surface tablet. Could this be Microsoft's tablet or is this a completely different device?
According to the specs that have surfaced on the Xbox Surface the tablet will sport a 7" 1280x720 screen, SD card support and Bluetooth/Wifi radios. There is also indications that the Surface will have four USB ports, an ethernet port, and HDMI port.
Note when reading the specs: there are TWO devices, one tablet and one "stationary". Don't confuse the two.
Again, we don't know if the Xbox Surface is what we'll see at today's Microsoft's media event but it does look like an interesting device. What makes this all a bit more interesting is LiveSide has attained a second document that has the same Xbox Surface branding, corroborating the story.
Hit the break for page two of the leaked specs and take note that under Tablet Device (Controller) specs there mention of "Kinect Workloads". Could the Xbox Surface have Kinect motion technologies built in?
Update: We should also not that Barnes & Noble are not a part of tonight's announcement, lending credence to this idea a bit more
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In this engineering challenge, student teams are introduced to the engineering design process, and then construct and test an earthquake-resistant structure. The lesson plan includes teacher support, student worksheets, multimedia assets, and links... (View More) for students to conduct Web-based investigations. Authentic assessments, a multiple choice test, and rubrics are included. This is an optional extension activity associated with the resource, Flight Mission Challenge: Improving Earthquake Monitoring, a 3 part, multiple-day Earth science and engineering investigation. (View Less)
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