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It's an article of faith among supporters of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline: approving the project would allow the U.S. to use more crude from Canada and less from Venezuela and other unfriendly regimes.
The reality, according to analysts and others who watch global energy trends, is more complex. U.S. imports of crude from Venezuela have been falling for decades, though TransCanada Corp.'s proposed pipeline may hasten the trend.
Moreover, the refineries in Texas and Louisiana that would process Keystone's oil have expanded their capacity and may simply absorb the additional stock to feed markets here and abroad for fuel, especially diesel that is in high demand in Brazil and other Latin American countries.
"The jury's still out" on the effect increased North American production will have on the U.S.'s non-Canadian suppliers, said Ian Goodman, president of The Goodman Group Ltd., a Berkeley, California-based energy consultant.
The U.S. last year imported an average of 906,000 barrels of crude per day from Venezuela, a 35 percent decline from a four-decade high in 1997, according to the Energy Information Administration, the U.S. Energy Department's statistical arm.
The U.S. imported 2.4 million barrels per day of Canadian crude last year, a 1,368 percent increase from the low of 164,000 barrels per day in 1981. Imports from Mexico and Saudi Arabia are down from levels a decade ago, due in part to a boom in U.S. production from formations such as the Bakken formation in the upper Midwest. At the same time, production from Venezuela has fallen.
Testy Relations
The Keystone pipeline could ship as much as 830,000 barrels a day from Canada and the Midwest, according to TransCanada. The Calgary-based company estimates that the project would reduce U.S. dependence on oil from Middle East producers and Venezuela, which has had a testy relationship with the U.S. and in 2010 revoked the visa of its ambassador during the presidency of the late Hugo Chavez.
"The idea that the Venezuelans and the Mexicans will pack up and go home when the Canadians come in is completely false," Lorne Stockman, research director of Oil Change International, an anti-Keystone research and advocacy group, said in an interview. "This is not going to replace Venezuelan oil, it's going to compete with Venezuelan oil."
For supporters of the pipeline, more Canadian stock means less from others, including some nations of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries: Algeria, Angola, Ecuador, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Venezuela.
Biggest Source
"Do you want heavy oil from Canada and light oil from the Bakken region of the United States, or do you want to import oil from Venezuela and other OPEC nations to feed those refineries?" Russ Girling, TransCanada's chief executive officer, said on a July 26 conference call with reporters.
The U.S. imports about 40 percent of the crude to feed domestic fuel demand, according to the EIA. Canada is the biggest source, providing about 28 percent, followed by Saudi Arabia, Mexico, Venezuela and Russia.
"Canadian supply will always displace the seaborne crude when push comes to shove" because it is cheaper to transport by pipeline, Rob Smith, senior manager at PFC Energy in Washington, said in a phone interview.
"If the market is strong internationally, they may decide, 'I want to make higher margins elsewhere,'" he said in a phone interview. If it's weak, those suppliers may continue to be active in the U.S. market, he said.
Oil Exports
Goodman said he expects the increase in North American supply to add pressure for U.S. crude exports, which have been limited since the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo.
Canada is also looking to sell its oil abroad.
"Considering the scale of growth, expected price discounts for crude oil in North America, and uncertainty surrounding the timing of future pipelines, Canada needs options," analysts from the consulting firm IHS CERA wrote in a January report. They identified China — which is planning to add 2.7 million barrels per day of refining capacity by 2016 — as well as Korea and Japan among potential markets for crude from Canada's oil sands.
U.S. Gulf Coast refineries will need Canadian crude to keep running as refining capacity in Asia increases, Jackie Forrest, IHS CERA's senior director for North American oil research, said in a phone interview.
Fuel Exports
The National Wildlife Federation, which opposes the pipeline, has said it believes much of the Keystone oil and the fuel refined from it will be exported from the Gulf Coast. Stockman, of Oil Change International, said Gulf Coast refineries are already exporting much of their refined products.
Some of the fuel made from the Canadian oil would find ready markets in Brazil or Mexico, where demand for diesel in particular has surged. Francisco Sanchez, the U.S. Commerce Department's under secretary for international trade, is now visiting Brazil and Uruguay to discuss issues including expanding U.S. oil and gas exports.
Supporters say those refineries are already serving foreign buyers and there is an advantage for U.S. consumers to have refineries well-fed.
"If you don't export, then these refineries can't run to the capacity that they're designed to," Charles Drevna, president of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers, a Washington-based industry group.
Market Forces
The State Department, which is reviewing the Keystone project because it would cross an international border, has said the ultimate destinations for the gasoline and diesel fuel produced from the crude "would be determined by future market forces," according to its draft environmental review released in March. President Barack Obama may make a final decision on the Keystone pipeline in the coming months.
Venezuela's oil minister, Rafael Ramirez, said the Keystone pipeline project was backed by "political lobbying" in the U.S. that depicts Venezuela as the enemy.
Ramirez who also serves as the president of state oil company Petroleos de Venezuela, told reporters during an event to mark the anniversary of a refinery explosion: "The U.S. government is using Venezuela as part of an internal argument aimed at displacing our market share instead of concentrating on the environmental issues related to the pipeline."
Refineries Expanding
In 2011, the U.S. for the first time since 1949 became a net exporter of refined petroleum products, such as gasoline and diesel, according to the EIA. The agency said foreign demand for distillate, which includes diesel fuel was the primary reason.
Refiners can produce diesel and gasoline from either heavy crude, such as that from Canada and Venezuela, or light crude from the U.S.
Refiners including Motiva Enterprises LLC are expanding capacity to be able to handle increased flows of heavy and light crude. U.S. Gulf Coast refineries at the beginning of the year had the capacity to process about 8 million barrels of crude a day, according to the EIA. U.S. refining capacity in general has increased about 2 percent annually since 2007, according to the agency.
Houston-based Motiva in May 2012 opened a 325,000 barrel-a- day crude unit in Port Arthur, Texas, doubling the plant's capacity and making it the largest refinery in the U.S., capable of processing 600,000 barrels of crude a day.
Motiva's Facility
The expansion allows the refinery to process a variety of types of crude oil, according to Destin Singleton, a spokeswoman for Houston-based Motiva, which is a joint venture of subsidiaries of Saudi Arabian Oil Co. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc. While refinery's expansion isn't dependent on completion of the Keystone pipeline, the company expects an increase of heavy, sour crudes, she said in an e-mail.
Valero Energy Corp., the world's largest independent refiner, expects distillate yields from refining to grow to 41 percent in 2015, up from 33 percent in 2010 — meaning that the San Antonio-based company will be producing almost as much diesel as gasoline — according to a May 21 filing with U.S. regulators. The company within the past nine months has installed devices at Louisiana and Texas refineries to boost yields.
Marathon Petroleum Corp. increased its exports of refined products by about 226 percent, to 114,000 barrels per day from 2010 to 2012, according to Sid Barth, a spokesman for the Findlay, Ohio-based company, which has a refinery about 45 miles (72 kilometers) southeast of Houston. "Most of this has been diesel," he said in an e-mail.
The increase in crude supply on the Gulf Coast is "very good for refiners," Goodman said. "I don't think it's really going to affect pricing for consumers" because prices for refined goods are set by global markets, he said.


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Not trying to argue....just "speaking the truth". And as far as "Getting to work"..you can't roll vandals and workers up in one ball and call it a mindset.
Another "hard truth" 70% of the people you see getting dirty on the course, actually working, do not read/care about this forum.
Notice: None of the above statements are personal attacks, just opinions of a "worker".
Can you imagine if all the effort on this forum to make people "feel better" about not making work days was actually put into.....wait for it......WORK DAYS.
Quote from: The Bird Father on April 23, 2013, 08:59:03 AMCan you imagine if all the effort on this forum to make people "feel better" about not making work days was actually put into.....wait for it......WORK DAYS.3. I may be missing it but I'm not seeing anything that is trying to make people "feel better" about not showing up for work days. I think that characterizing this discussion that way is making a straw man of my arguments.
did someone say personal attacks. Was that my cue?
Quote from: mikedopen on April 23, 2013, 09:37:46 AMdid someone say personal attacks. Was that my cue? Now go back to watching!
Everyone has their own particular way of being involved and not everyone can be a "work day" sort of volunteer. What may seem like a relatively simple act to some may not be to another. Time issues, physical limitations, anxieties about what is involved. Some people do a little. Some do a lot. Some do things that others can't. I know I can't do what Timko or Jack can do with the paperwork and number crunching; or what Utz does with the website. For some people, a work day getting dirty might be more palatable - and I respect that, but it's not for everyone. I think a lot of frustration comes from the fact that not enough people want to do the dirty work. But not everyone wants to do the number crunching either. Not everyone wants to go to a city board meeting.But let's keep this on the manual labor side of things.So how do you motivate someone to want to take their free time and go out and work? This is generally a time they set aside for playing disc golf or do something else in their life. So you have to ask them to take their disc golfing "time" and head out to pick up trash, clear brush, etc. How do you get someone to leave the discs at home and come out and work instead? Obviously asking them does very little. Berating their lack of effort does even less. Of the hundreds of players in our area - most of whom who are not actively involved with the club outside of the occasional league, or a mild curiosity when they visit this site - how do you get ten of them to give back to the club they may not feel a part of? Most recreational players seem to think that the parks departments do the work. Disc golf volunteering is a labor of love and it's its own reward. But when a sport is designed as a quick-fix/self-rewarding/almost cost free diversion from the day; how do you convince the players to invest in the long term salvation of that view?Most people love the sport as a pleasant diversion. When it becomes work, it won't be a pleasant diversion. Many people don't want to run the risk of losing that.Maybe the club brass would be willing to discuss work hours on the courses in lieu of club dues. Perhaps that would motivate people.
The club has not been promoting its primary purpose to the public. Putting on leagues or hosting the KCWO is not the clubs primary purpose. Though it certainly appears that way, doesn't it? As mentioned, most casual golfers think the P&R for their course do everything. The public has no idea what the club (membership) has done and continues to do to further the growth of disc golf in the area. The public does not understand that the club (membership) spear heads developing new courses, course maintenance and course improvements. I feel the club can and should increase community awareness as to what the KCFDC is really all about.
Until though we can get that ownership and unity I find it hard. I will start to work on better announcements of workdays at leagues that I am playing (when I have time, or ask those directors running leagues to announce it for me) better visibility at the Marquee's. I am going to be making a sign today to post in the Cliff that looks like a Help Wanted sign.....then announces the dates, and what needs to be done at this course in particular.
You can't, and nor would I want to have "seasoned" players design a course, you will end up with a course that is only for them. There is a balance, and we are "making big courses" today in many parks that will turn off the newer player.
When we had 5 courses we had 150+ in the club....so do the math, we are missing people joining the club, and that "elitist" mindset has much to do with people not comfortable coming on a course with 400' shots and 2 dog legs to get there.
I've always said the club should hold more clinics for the general public. Put on a kids summer camp for a week. Take some of that ever growing bank account money and put it into the community the club is supposed to be growing.
complete side step: Maybe the church found out what a great job the club has been doing reclaiming Cliff over the years and wanted to contribute. was was their story?

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Haag won three consecutive Big West Championships in the high jump and sits second on the All-Time UCSB lists with his PR of 7'2 ½. He was the catalyst for the 2012 UCSB high jump group that captured the top-3 spots in the event at the Big West Championship, leading the way with a 7'1.5 clearance- a mark he would later repeat at the NCAA First Round in Austin, Tx.
Haag has made the last two NCAA Regional Competitions and won the Cal Nevada Championships his junior and senior years. He eclipsed the 7 foot mark five times as a Gaucho. Haag graduated from UCSB this December with a degree in Film Studies.


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Rancho Cucamonga (5-2), ranked seventh in 2-AA, won the first and third sets while St. Lucy's, ranked eighth in 1-A, took the second and fourth. Both the third and fourth sets went longer than regulation and the teams were not separated by more than three points in the decisive game.
"It might have been good for them but it wasn't so good for me," Douglas said of the long match. "We knew it was going to battle. They're a good well-coached team, We're going to be alright, this is just a little different."
Douglas moved senior Sydney Bast to outside hitter and moved senior outside hitter Natalie Caro to the middle. Of course senior Veronica LaPierre remained the most formidable weapon in the St. Lucy's arsennal with 21 kills while 6-foot-2 sophomore Loryn Carter chipped in with 15. Senior Sarah Bruchet, who inherited the libero spot, made 28 digs while junior setter Juliet McClure tallied 57 assists and 15 digs.
It wasn't until the third game that each team hit its stride. In the third game the score was tied six times once it got to 21-all. St. Lucy's squandered three game points and Rancho capitalized, securing the game and a 2-1 lead on a winner by sophomore standout Kylie Miller.
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jangalomph wrote:Wise words from a wise man. ^
Smurftyours wrote:Counter strike is OB engine though, its no more out of date than tf2 or Dod:s, which makes this even more confusing.
Your guess is as good as mine.Sathor wrote:Phott and me (thanks Phott!) have talked for a long time about the issue and both of us have done some experiments.
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This is what happens when I create such triangles. I tested with 1xY (Y = 1 to 10) and 2xY (Y = 1 to 10). The point-vertex will begin to stray with the 1x3 or 2x6 triangle. The 2x5 is fine (see the screenshot).
Now, in the last few minutes, we have come a lot closer to the problem.
I had sent Phott my map file and he looked at it in Hammer. He did not have the issue.
BUT! He tested with DoD:S, not CS:S.
Now, I have done the SAME tests with EP2 ... and all vertexes stay on the grid.
So it would seem that the issue is related to the Source Engine version which CS:S uses.
Perhaps zombie can explain a bit more?
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My wife fantasizes about cum swapping with me and forcing me to lick my freshly deposited spooge out of her vagina, but every time we try, just after I ejaculate, I loose my nerve. I have tried to taste my own cum before, and it really does turn me on, but there seems to be a huge difference between fantasizing and doing. I love my wife and want to fulfill her fantasy.
How do i get over my apprehension to gulping my own love juice?
OMG Chris! What are you, trying to do make me sick? Just kidding! What a spunky little spitfire you're married to, my man. Nasty little piggy sex, it's my favorite kind! You guys GO!
"Vaga-felching" or "lickin' a creampie" is a relatively obscure fetish. The gays are more likely to felch, cuz they're so into the whole jizz thing, don't cha know. Vaga-felching is a-completely-nother thing…especially if it's a straight dude doing the felching.
Ya see, a guy is always up for layin' down and nice slime trail, but lickin it up again, especially after it's been in the inner-recesses of a pussy…why that pretty much enough to make most straight dudes hurl.
I suppose you're slightly ahead of the ballgame, considering you say you find the taste of your own baby batter a turn on. That's a good start. The big hurdle, of course, is the having the same desires post-ejaculation as you do pre-ejaculation. And therein lies the rub, darlin'.
Ya see, when we're in the throws of passion, when we're totally aroused, we get in this state. It's exactly like a state of suspended animation, only completely different. 😉 Our senses — sight, smell, touch and taste are muted and our judgment is impaired. Which allows us to do all sorts of things we would never consider if our dick wasn't hard. Just ask all the holier-than–thou preachers and politicans who've been caught lately with their pants down, so to speak. You know the old saying; "A stiff dick has no conscience," don't cha? Well, it's kinda like that.
All the nasty piggy little things we can groove on with a hardon, often evaporate once we've shot our load. And seein' that ya gotta shoot your load in order to make a creampie, the fetching thereafter becomes considerably less tantalizing once you do, if ya catch my drift.
I suppose you could push past the hesitation you have with a little mind game. You could try to convince yourself that what was alluring before the creampie was made is the same thing as after. But then you'd have to override your reinstated judgment and senses of sight, smell, touch and taste to do so. But, if you ask me, I think you could do it. It's just a little issue of mind over matter.
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This weekend, wrestling welcomes back two familiar fixtures of the past. After a 14-year sabbatical, it is the return of Saturday Night's Main Event. And in the announce position at the Cobo Hall in Detroit will be none other than "Good Ol' JR", Jim Ross.
Saturday Night's Main Event (SNME) airs Saturday, March 18, with a main event of RAW's John Cena and Triple H teaming against Smackdown's Rey Mysterio, Kurt Angle and Randy Orton in a handicap match. Other match-ups on the card include a streetfight between Shawn Michaels and Shane McMahon, and Booker T tangling with the fearsome Boogeyman.
On Monday's Raw, Vince McMahon announced that Jim Ross would host SNME. This will be Ross' first since September 2005, when he was dismissed by Mr. McMahon for failing to apprehend "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, during his stunner-laden attack on the entire McMahon clan at the WWE Homecoming show. It seemed all was not lost though; at the following Taboo Tuesday pay-per-view, "Stone Cold" would wrestle The Coach, with the stipulation that if Austin could defeat Ross' replacement, the Oklahoma native would secure his job once more.
Back in real life, this seemed like a simple angle to incorporate Austin into the Taboo Tuesday pay-per-view, in the hope of drawing a much higher buy-rate than the previous year's dismal effort. But it soon became clear that wrestling's fine line of real-life and fantasy was once again being breached; behind the scenes, it became apparent that not only was Austin expected to lose to The Coach, but that Ross' firing wasn't really an angle at all, but a means of removing him from television altogether, for real. Upon hearing the news, Austin refused to lose to The Coach, and was dropped from all subsequent programming. Ross, meanwhile, was last mentioned on the 24th October RAW show, as "Doctor" Vince McMahon made fun of his real-life colon surgery.
But despite the apparent acrimony over his departure, Ross is clearly delighted to have been invited back in front of the camera. The announcer has never had the opportunity to be a part of SNME, so no doubt it looking forward to the return.
"It was Mr. McMahon's idea, and I thought it was a great opportunity to get back in the game a little bit," Ross told WWE.com in an interview. "I'm excited about it. But ultimately, it was Mr. McMahon's idea. His motives are whatever they are. The bottom line is I'm going to be sitting at ringside in front of a sold-out crowd and I'll have a live television show to try to steer my way through. So those are exciting, but challenging, opportunities. I'm looking forward to it."
Whilst many fans will see this as a welcome return for Ross, the politics behind the announcement are perhaps more intriguing than the news itself. At first glance, the return of Ross would look to be a slight against the talents of Joey Styles and Michael Cole, who would have been the obvious choices to lead the announce team this coming Saturday.
However, what has so far been overlooked in this scenario is the not-so-coincidental return of "The Rattlesnake" Austin has agreed to return not only to SNME, where he will conduct a "beer drinking contest" with JBL, but he will also induct Bret Hart
into the WWE Hall of Fame one night before an inevitable appearance at Wrestlemania 22. Indeed, it is highly probable that Ross' return has been at the behest of his good friend Austin, as part of the deal which sees "Stone Cold" return. Furthermore, although it is uncertain as to where Ross' on-screen future lies, with Styles remaining unconvincing as RAW anchorman, Vince McMahon -- the man, not the character -- will doubtless need little coercion to return Ross to his regular RAW spot.
Fortunately for him, If there is somehow any need for Ross to convince WWE higher-ups of his on-screen worth, he couldn't have picked a better showcase for his talents than the revitalised SNME, such is it's standing in pro wrestling history.
Saturday Night's Main Event first appeared on NBC on May 10, 1985, as the brainchild of NBC executive Dick Ebersol and Vince McMahon. Ebersol was keen to find a ratings winner to substitute for Saturday Night Live on its off-weeks, and McMahon wanted to push his new brand of rock'n'wrestling to the masses on free television. With the first show pulling an 8.80 TV rating for a main event of WWF Champion Hulk Hogan vs Bob Orton Jr., proceeding events became almost bi-monthly, peaking with the March 14, 1987 show -- which drew a 11.6 rating -- as Randy "Macho Man" Savage scored a countout victory over George "The Animal" Steele.
"Vince and I had a great time together," said Ebersol, who remains close with McMahon, in 2004. "There are few people you run across in this business who are more straightforward, more talented, more honest. He's a great guy who happens to make his living in a larger-than-life cartoon." For his part, McMahon is equally complimentary about Ebersol, noting that he taught him how to produce slick television shows that looked like prime-time material.
Now, in 2006, it seems that the excellent relationship that still exists between Ebersol -- who is currently the chairman of NBC Sports and Olympics -- and McMahon has prompted them to bring back Saturday Night's Main Event to primetime on NBC. (The event will be simulcast on Citytv stations in Canada.)
Over the years, Saturday Night's Main Event has brought us such memorable matches as Randy Savage vs The Honky Tonk Man, The British Bulldogs vs The Hart Foundation, and Hulk Hogan vs Big Bossman inside a steel cage. As such, the return of Saturday Night's Main Event to our screens is a both a nostalgic throw-back to the heyday of pro wrestling in North America, and a look ahead to what we can expect from this year's Wrestlemania. With the WWE firmly established as the number one wrestling organisation in North America, coupled with the historical importance of Saturday Night's Main Event to the company, how fitting it is then, that the best announcer in the business, Jim Ross, should be there to call the action once more.
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defense or went out to kill Trayvon Martin, none of us armchair jurors does either. Only Zimmerman knows.
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An Oscar has never been awarded to a film that went straight from the cameras onto DVD shelves, but if a leading Hollywood producer has his way, Cillian Murphy might just buck that rule.
Barry Mendel, who has produced scores of commercial and critical hits including "The Sixth Sense," "Munich," "The Royal Tenenbaums" and "Whip It," maintains that Cork-born Murphy is worthy of a gold statuette for his star turn in "Peacock," a psychological thriller that also stars Susan Sarandon and Ellen Page. The film found no home in the cineplexes despite its star wattage, and instead went straight to DVD release last month.
Mendel, who produced "Peacock," told MTV that Murphy's performance as a cross-dressing Psycho-type character took his breath away.
"I mean, it's one of the greatest performances I've ever seen in my life," Mendel said. "I have not been involved in a better performance in any of the films I've done.
"The great performances that I've gotten to be a part of are Bill Murray in 'Rushmore,' Haley Joel Osment and Toni Collette in 'The Sixth Sense'; I've gotten to be involved in some really good ones, like Adam Sandler in 'Funny People' or Gene Hackman in 'The Royal Tenenbaums,' but I think Cillian ranks up there. It was amazing to watch every day, and he took a lot of time to figure this out."
Mendel told MTV that he's going to do his all to ensure that Academy members at least see the film. As to why it didn't make into the cineplexes, he said that monetary concerns ruled at the end of the day.
"The whole reason why it went straight to DVD is its own question," he said. "There are lots of reviews and people online who are saying, 'It's crazy this didn't go theatrical!' but our financiers didn't choose to take it to festivals and do the normal things that one does to try to get the film out there. They have their reasons for doing it."
Let's face it, in this day and age, 90 percent of the people who see any film see it on DVD, so for the 10 percent of people that could see it on the big screen, it's too bad. But we're not crying in our beer over it. We got to make the movie that we wanted to make, and we're super happy that we got to have the experience and that the film exists."
Searching the Internet does indeed bring up many favorable reviews for "Peacock," and Murphy's performance in particular. The film, according to one site, centers on Murphy's character, John Skillpa, a quiet bank clerk living in Peacock, Nebraska, who lives his life in solitude. Then, in a moment, everything changes.
A train caboose runs off its tracks and crashes into his backyard, and neighbors descend on the scene, they discover Skillpa's other personality, Emma, for the first time and mistakenly believe her to be his wife. This launches him into the glare of the spotlight and eventually shatters the delicate balance of his sanity.
Murphy won't be flying under the radar screen for his next release. He co-stars with Leonardo Di Caprio in one of the summer's most anticipated films, the sci-fi flick "Inception," which is due to drop on July 16.


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Buġibba, together with neighbouring St Paul's Bay and Qawra are Malta's largest seaside resorts. They offer plentiful accommodation ranging from self-catering apartments to hotel complexes and a variety of nightlife and leisure options. The coastline here has some wonderful open seaviews and a vista across to St Paul's Islands, where, according to legend, the Apostle is said to have shipwrecked. Standing prominently on the isle is a large statue of the Apostle commemorating this legendary event. The coastline promenade provides a long, though mostly level and easy walk from St Paul's Bay, through Buġibba, all the way to Qawra Point, with its tower and views over Salina Bay. St Paul's Bay started life as a small fishing village. The parish church of Qawra, dedicated to St Francis of Assisi, was designed by Maltese architect Richard England.


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Citizen Action: Local Greenway Committees and Friends Groups
Protecting and managing the watershed's riverfront lands continues to be a key aspect of the NRWA's overall watershed management plan. Volunteers are helping the Greenway grow through community outreach, landowner assistance, and improving the management of Greenway lands. Volunteers directly assist the NRWA, and, in some communities, have formed local groups with which the NRWA works closely. Several Greenway committees, some established by local governments and some by citizen volunteers, work to complete the protection of the Nashua River and its tributaries, including:
Fitchburg Greenway Committee in Fitchburg, MA
The NRWA has been a key participant in the Fitchburg Greenway Committee (FGC) from its inception. The FGC evolved directly from the Fitchburg Stream Team, initiated by the NRWA, which was active in the late 1990's and early 2000's, and includes many of the same core members. The Stream Team produced two shoreline surveys inventorying existing conditions in and alongside of the entire seven mile stretch of the river throughout the City. A report addressed most pressing issues and the most likely opportunities for improvement, including the cleanup of a massive riverside illegal dump along West Street, which the Team successfully undertook. That site is now Fitchburg's new Gateway Park and loop trail, a collaborative project that involved many partners including Fitchburg Greenway Committee, the NRWA, the City of Fitchburg, the MA Executive Office of Energy & Environmental Affairs, The Trustees of Reservations, North County Land Trust, and WDC Construction, Inc. Today's FGC is active in several areas including riverfront open space protection; Riverfront Park modifications resulting in greater access to the river, as well as improved in-stream habitat and flow conditions; updating of the city's wetland ordinance; and numerous educational events. The Trustees of Reservations named the Fitchburg Greenway Committee as its Conservationists of the Year in 2010.
Lancaster Friends of the Nashua River in Lancaster, MA
Lancaster Friends of the Nashua River, a chapter of the Nashua River Watershed Association, is an emerging robust informal group project. The Friends group defined its mission and goals for work in Lancaster -- raising consciousness among Lancaster residents and promoting environmental education -- deliberately designing its activities to dovetail with and support the mission and goals of the broader NRWA. In June 2011, the Lancaster Friends held their First Annual River Festival in Lancaster, which attracted hundreds of participants.
Groton Greenway Committee in Groton, MA
The Groton Greenway Committee was established in 1989 at the request of the Nashua River Watershed Association. The Committee sponsors nature walks, canoe trips, river cleanups, water chestnut pulls, and also a semi-annual river festival. Its official charge is to:
- protect river and stream frontage in Groton, particularly along the Nashua and Squannacook Rivers;
- complete a buffer along these waterways to prevent pollution and provide flood protection, recreation, wildlife habitat, trail connectors, and scenic beauty;
- educate townspeople to the environmental and financial importance of protecting riverfront lands;
- seek gifts of land or easements along the riverways; and,
- seek the opportunity to purchase frontage.
View the Groton Greenway Committee's "Completing the Vision" slideshow.
Monoosnoc Brook Greenway Project in Leominster, MA
The Monoosnoc Brook Greenway Project is a partnership between residents and businesses of Leominster formed in 1987, as part of the Nashua River Watershed Association, to provide stewardship for the Monoosnoc Brook watershed. The project responded to the concerns of local businesses and City officials who noted the neglect and deterioration of the brook which had become littered with garbage. Through cleanups, site work, education and other events, the MBGP has been successful in restoring the beauty of the brook, and walking trails and small park areas have been established. MBGP has provided hundreds of free programs to school children in Leominster, has installed rain gardens and outdoor classroom spaces at Fall Brook Elementary School, and has conducted an Annual Cleanup of the brook for over 25 years.


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Pep Guardiola says that he is ready for a new challenge at Bayern Munich, after taking a 12-month break from the game since he stepped down as Barcelona manager.
Speaking at a packed press conference, with over 300 journalists in attendance, Guardiola said: "After my sabbatical, I'm ready.
"This is a new challenge for me. I had a wonderful time at Barca but needed a new challenge.
"I chose Bayern Munich because of the players and the club's history. I always considered them to be one of the world's biggest clubs.
"It is a gift, a blessing, not just to be here, but also that the club worked so that I can be here."
Guardiola takes over from Jupp Heynckes and admits that the pressure is on him to follow on from his predecessor's success.
"I have to live with the fact that they have won the treble", the 42-year-old Spaniard added. "There is always pressure on the coach.
"But I am ready for the challenge, regardless of whether they are treble winners."
Bayern were the first German team ever to complete the treble, winning the Bundesliga title as well as the Champions League and the German Cup last season, making Guardiola's task unenviable.
But the new coach has a treble to his own name, after achieving the same feat with Barcelona in 2009, and is expected to help Bayern continue their dominance in his time at the club.
He has already made a move to sign Mario Gotze off their closest rivals last season, Borussia Dortmund, and Guardiola is expected to make further additions to help improve his squad even more in the near future.
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Sheriff Gentry leaving office one month into second term
Gloucester Sheriff E. Steve Gentry is resigning the county's top law enforcement post effective Saturday. Gentry's Chief Deputy, Darrell Warren, confirmed the resignation Thursday morning and said Gentry was leaving the job "to deal with personal issues and spend more time with his family."
Warren said Gentry, who won election to his second term in office in November, informed his staff around 4 p.m. Wednesday that he was leaving the position. Warren said Gentry also informed Gloucester Circuit Court Judge R. Bruce Long and county administrator Brenda Garton.
Gentry could not be reached for comment Thursday morning.
Gentry served as a Virginia State Trooper for 30 years, retiring in 2005. He was first elected sheriff as an independent candidate in 2007, defeating longtime Republican incumbent Robin Stanaway. He was re-elected by a wide margin in a four-way race in November. Gentry and his wife, C. Ann Gentry, who retired in 2007 after 30 years as the Gloucester Circuit Court Clerk, have a son, daughter-in-law and grandson who reside in Henrico.
Warren, who is Gentry's top ranking deputy, said he will likely take over the sheriff's job on Saturday, allowing time for other officers to be sworn under him.
Gentry appointed Warren as his Chief Deputy in March of 2008. Warren has been with the Gloucester Sheriff's Office since 1991 and progressed through the ranks of the law enforcement division. He holds a college degree in the administration of justice and has completed numerous training courses, including the F.B.I National Academy in Quantico and the Professional Executive Leadership School at the University of Richmond.
Gloucester County General Registrar Bobbi A. Morgan said the next local election for sheriff would likely be in November, but she was still awaiting confirmation from the State Board of Elections and the Gloucester Electoral Board.
Gentry's letter to Gloucester County Citizens is as follows:
Dear Friends,
Effective at 12:00 a.m., on Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012, I am stepping down as Sheriff of Gloucester County. This action is necessary so that I may concentrate on personal issues and to spend more time with my family as we deal with this.
I have been very proud to have served this community and am very proud of all of the accomplishments of this Sheriff's Office. I leave, in the very capable hands of my Chief Deputy, Major Darrell Warren, a Sheriff's Office of wonderful men and women who are dedicated to you, Gloucester County and its safety and future.
Steve Gentry
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A smaller Debian-compatible distro
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- Emdebian Grip 2.0 (based on Debian 6.0.7 "squeeze") - oldstable
- Emdebian Wheezy Grip 3.0 (based on Debian 7.0 "wheezy") - stable
Status of Emdebian Grip.
As of July 2014, updates to the Emdebian distributions ceased. There will be no further updates and no further stable releases. The last release of Emdebian Grip is 3.1, based on Debian GNU/Linux Wheezy 7.1
The apt sources for Emdebian Wheezy Grip 3.1 are:
deb http://www.emdebian.org/grip wheezy-grip main deb-src http://www.emdebian.org/grip wheezy-grip main deb http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip wheezy-grip main deb-src http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip wheezy-grip main deb http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip wheezy-grip main deb-src http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip wheezy-grip main deb http://www.emdebian.org/grip stable-grip main deb-src http://www.emdebian.org/grip stable-grip main deb http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip stable-grip main deb-src http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip stable-grip main deb http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip stable-grip main deb-src http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip stable-grip main
Please use one of the two mirrors wherever practical.
Grip is a light grip on Debian Squeeze (the codename of the Debian 6.0 release). Small amounts of squeeze, no functional changes and the highest level of functional compatibility with Debian Squeeze and subsequent releases. Includes support for building custom packages on an Emdebian installation as well as the ability to mix and match Emdebian and Debian packages with minimal effort.
Emdebian Grip 3.1 is the current stable release based on Debian 7.1 "wheezy".
Size comparisons
A basic multistrap of Emdebian Grip (sid-grip) came out at 56Mb installed, not compressed - this includes apt but not much else.
A basic multistrap of Debian (sid) comes out at 90Mb installed, not compressed - same package list as Emdebian.
A basic debootstrap of Debian (sid) comes out at 269Mb installed, not compressed. There are a number reasons for this:
All downloaded packages remain inside the chroot when using debootstrap. Using apt-get clean reduces the size of the chroot to 208Mb.
More packages are installed - 136 using debootstrap compared to 80 using multistrap. Adding the majority of those packages increases the Emdebian chroot to 121Mb.
Upgrading a Debian debootstrap chroot to Emdebian Grip generally frees up over 40Mb during the upgrade, reducing the 208Mb to 160Mb after running apt-get clean.
To see the size of a prospective system, use multistrap on your desktop (for the desktop architecture) and list some of the top level packages in the multistrap file. Then you can chroot into the system and see if everything you wanted is installed, then tweak the package list, before getting an accurate size. Remember to run apt-get clean after installing new packages.
Integration into Debian
With work on Emdebian Grip ceasing, there will be no integration of Emdebian Grip into Debian.
The apt sources entries for unstable-grip have stopped receiving updates and will be dropped. Only the stable release will be retained, again, without updates. (Security updates were never explicitly supported by Emdebian Grip.)
The old unstable, wheezy, testing, stable and sid no longer operate and because the underlying Release files have been changed to the new names, symbolic links will not work either.
Wheezy (stable) has also been removed - the stable release of Emdebian Wheezy Grip is wheezy-grip (stable-grip).
Component handling as used in Emdebian Grip 2.0 Squeeze has been dropped in Emdebian Wheezy Grip 3.0 - all packages are now in main.
Emdebian supports standard Debian push mirror tools. Grip is currently mirrored onto:
http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip - available as an apt source:
deb http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip wheezy-grip main deb-src http://ftp.uk.debian.org/emdebian/grip wheezy-grip main
http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip/ - available as an apt source:
deb http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip wheezy-grip main deb-src http://emdebian.bytesatwork.ch/mirror/grip wheezy-grip main
Both of the above mirrors provide packages for Emdebian Crush, Emdebian Grip Ports and the Toolchains.
Emdebian Grip unpacked .deb archives from Debian using standard Debian tools, removed relevant files and repacked the archive. The effect was to retain the unchanged binaries and maintainer scripts of the original Debian package but reduce the overall size of the package, the package meta-data and final installation size of the package.
Emdebian Grip processed any .deb from any architecture on any architecture. This allowed one machine to generate Emdebian Grip packages for multiple architectures. Emdebian Grip 2.0 supports:
armel, i386, amd64, powerpc, mips, mipsel, source.
Emdebian Grip 3.1 supports standard Debian methods for creating root filesystems, chroots and even normal Debian installations using the Debian Installer See Preseeding Grip for details.
The preferred way to install Emdebian Grip is multistrap.
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Student Advising Office
Our Mission
- To support the University of North Texas and the College of Education by providing developmental academic advising.
- To assist students in the development of academic plans in accordance with their life goals.
- To partner with students to assist them in their pursuit of academic success in their chosen fields.
We in the Student Advising Office of the College of Education want to extend a warm welcome to all. As our focus is directed towards the support and enhancement of all of our students, please let us take a moment to share with you our mission statement and goals. Our goal is to provide exemplary developmental advising to each of our students. The advisors partner and collaborate with students to assist them in their pursuit of academic success in their chosen field.
As the world we live in is ever increasing in complexity, diversity, knowledge, and opportunities, it is important for us to enable our students to confidently meet and surpass any challenge they encounter. We strive to help our students develop their human capacity by having professional well trained advisors work with our students in the design of an academic plan that supports success. We offer an opportunity for students and advisors to engage in genuine dialogue leading to the development of a plan for academic fulfillment.
We strive to assist our students in the development of an academic plan that truly embraces their life goals in the hopes that they will become not only credentialed individuals, but also educated fully confident citizens of the world who can take their place and be productive members of society.
We thank you for your interest in the College of Education and the Student Advising Office where we strive to help our constituents integrate their life goals with their academic goals.
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Travelers can find plenty of reasons to complain about airlines—except when it comes to safety.
"Air travel has become very safe in recent years," says Ariel Beresniak of the Air Transport Rating Agency in Geneva. "The most important airlines have very high safety profiles."
U.S. carriers with scheduled services have experienced just one fatal crash worldwide since 2006, according to the National Safety Transportation Board. And none of the 240 leading airlines incurred a crash last year, making 2012 the safest on record, according to the International Air Transport Association.
Related: Best and Worst Airlines for Flight Delays
"The design, engineering, and technology that has gone into air travel and aircraft has really made a difference in making sure that travel by air is much safer," says Kevin Hiatt, president and CEO of the D.C.-based Flight Safety Foundation. Beresniak feels the human element has also made the skies safer, in particular more efficient aviation organizations, airline operations, and air-traffic control performance.
In a recent study, Airlines for America compared the fatality rate per 100 million passenger miles among four major transport modes in the U.S. The verdict? Passengers are five times more likely to perish on a bus or train and 72 times more likely to die in a vehicle crash than while flying a commercial airline.
Yet Hiatt cautions that even the safest airlines should not rest on their laurels. "The one area we need to keep our eye on is complacency. We've got to make sure that we continue to enforce the procedures and practices that we have currently in place and be on the lookout for anything that we can mitigate to prevent future accidents."
Some airlines have more work to do than others. And not all of the world's regions are equal, either; many carriers in sub-Saharan Africa and the former Soviet Union still have disturbing safety records.
Travel + Leisure decided to find out which airlines are the safest of all by taking a Bowl Championship Series–like methodology (see full explanation below) that combines the two major global safety rankings with other critical factors to determine the top airline rankings.
Read on for the results—a comprehensive list of the world's safest airlines.
We began by reviewing the latest global safety rankings from the Air Transport Rating Agency (ATRA) and the Jet Airliner Crash Data Evaluation Centre (JACDEC). Both release annual rankings, but their methodologies vary and their results are often vastly different. Based in Switzerland, ATRA's approach is based on aviation risk assessment and advanced data analyses. JACDEC, based in Germany, uses a number of factors to determine its annual calculations including hull loss accidents and serious incidents in the last 30 years of operations in relation to the revenue passenger kilometer (RPK) during the same time span.
T+L examined ATRA's top 20 airlines and JACDEC's top 60 airlines from 2012 and assigned point values for each placing. We then awarded extra points to any airlines with a clean slate of no fatal crashes or other incidents since 1970—and subtracted points for fatal incidents in the past five years. We gave a slight preference to airlines with the youngest fleets, based on Skytrax ratings.


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The parade consists of a large number of floats, plenty of candy and hundreds of people scattered along a route that runs through the small town.
After weeks of planning and a summer of fun, the Godahl Labor Day Parade has come and gone, marking the end of summer vacation and the beginning of the school year in Watonwan County.
The parade consists of a large number of floats, plenty of candy and hundreds of people scattered along a route that runs through the small town.
This year's grand marshal was Arnie Anderson. Arnie grew up in Godahl and has lived in the Godahl area for 74 years. He has been heavily involved in the parade, playing his accordion and driving a small tractor in the past. This year Arnie enjoyed riding through the parade in style as the 2013 parade grand marshal.
Although Arnie couldn't figure out why he was chosen out of all the worthy Godahl candidates, he did enjoy going through the parade route. Since the celebration first kicked off about 58 years ago, Arnie has enjoyed the town celebration. He was happy the weather cooperated and that everyone had a chance to enjoy his small town.
The Godahl Labor Day Parade is special in its own sort of way. The parade boasts a large amount of classic automobiles, including Studebaker, Chevy and Ford Models. Near the end of the parade, collectable and antique tractors make their way down the small main street.
Bystanders mingle with the people in cars passing by and some even stop to have a conversation in the middle of the route. It's as nonchalant and relaxed a parade as you will see in the area all summer long.
For children, the parade is an indication that the summer is over and school is about to begin. Many area children enjoyed one last hoorah by joining the baseball tournament in Godahl during the weekend. There were seven teams total participating in that event.
The Godahl Days celebration also consists of a large number of old-time and polka bands hitting the stage and performing for the hundreds of visitors that head to the town in early September.


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Growing up I was a lone Aquarius in a house full of Aries. I have FOUR family birthdays within two weeks of each other when the end of March rolls around! And although I love to be creative with personal gifts sometimes a gift card is just the way to go… especially when you're pregnant and looking after a two year old.
That doesn't mean my gift has to be *boring*, though. If I am sending a gift card I at least want the packaging to be pretty. So I whipped up these "his and hers" cards with built in gift card holders from Fancy Pants' Summer Soul and Wave Searcher lines… one for my sister and one for my brother.
I used the same design for both of these. The front is cut shorter than the back so the pocket for the gift card stands out.
The "hers" version uses Summer Soul… a big glitter cut as the focal point.
And on the "his" version I replaced the Glitter Cut with an accordion folded circle. I love how these beach lines translated so well into the general birthday theme!
Thanks for peeking!


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Global Health
Toba Schwaber Kerson and Jessica Euna Lee
Within its 150-year history, public health has grown from a focus on local communities to include countrywide, then international, and now global perspectives. Using the United Nations' Millennium Goals as its primary framework, this entry provides an overview of global public health within the broadest possible context of the world and all of its peoples. Also provided are the global burden of disease as measured in disability-adjusted life years, global health statistics, current health priorities, and recommendations for action by social workers and other health professionals.
Medical Social Work Development in Shanghai
QingYing Ji and Anao Zhang
This article offers an overview of medical social work development in Shanghai, China. The Chinese definition of medical social work is introduced, and its development in Shanghai is described. Both from a history and policy perspective, this article outlines the three stages of medical social work development in Shanghai chronologically while introducing relevant national policies for medical social work at each stage. Lessons learned from the past are summarized and reviewed. Finally, future directions for further development are discussed.
Public Health Social Work
Betty J. Ruth, Sarah Sisco, and Jamie Wyatt Marshall
Public health social work is a subdiscipline within social work that uses multifaceted transdisciplinary approaches to promote health equity and mitigate human health problems. Originating in the early 20th century, public health social work applies social work and public health theories, frameworks, research, and collaborative practice to address contemporary health issues. Epidemiologically informed and characterized by prevention, health promotion, and other integrative practices, public health social work is highly relevant to pervasive 21st-century challenges, such as health inequity, behavioral health integration, chronic disease, health reform implementation, and global health. With its strong focus on health impact and population health, public health social work is central to the profession's viability and success in the post–Affordable Care Act (ACA) health environment.
Sunny Sinha
The risk of HIV infection looms large among male, female, and transgender sex workers in India. Several individual, sociocultural, and structural-environmental factors enhance the risk of HIV infection among sex workers by restricting their ability to engage in safer sexual practices with clients and/or intimate partners. While most HIV prevention programs and research focus on visible groups of women sex workers operating from brothels (Pardasani, 2005) and traditional sex workers, for example, Devadasis (Orchard, 2007); there is a whole subgroup of the sex worker population that remains invisible within HIV prevention programs, such as the male, female, and transgender sex workers operating from non-brothel-based settings. This paper provides an overview of the different types and contexts of sex work prevalent in Indian society, discusses the factors that increase a sex worker's risk of HIV infection, describes the varied approaches to HIV prevention adopted by the existing HIV prevention programs for sex workers, discusses the limitations of the HIV prevention programs, and concludes with implications for social work practice and education.


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SAN JOSE — A panel of the state's 6th District Court of Appeal invalidated on Tuesday the city of Santa Cruz's environmental analysis of extending water to an undeveloped section of UC Santa Cruz eyed for university growth.
The three-judge panel overturned a Santa Cruz County Superior Court ruling that dismissed a challenge to the environmental impact report as filed by a local group called Habitat and Watershed Caretakers. The panel ordered a trial judge to grant the group's petition and have the city withdraw its certification of the report and overall approval of the project.
"We conclude that the City's EIR misdescribed the project's objectives, that this misdescription skewed its consideration of alternatives, and that the EIR was inadequate because it failed to consider any potentially feasible alternatives that would avoid or limit the significant environmental impact of the project on the city's water supply," the ruling said.
Applications by the university and city to expand the city's service area and provide up to 100 million gallons more water each year were set to be heard Dec. 5 by the Local Agency Formation Commission. It was not immediately clear whether the ruling would cause the hearing to be postponed.
The city and university agreed to apply to the commission as part of a 2008 settlement agreement that requires UCSC to house about two-thirds of new students on campus. The agreement ended lawsuits involving the university, city, county and citizen groups over UCSC's growth plans.
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August 9, 2010
Eggless Chocolate chip Walnut cookies - Happy Birthday Amma
I am guilty of not being the first person to wish Amma today. I wish I had. I know she does not expect anything from anyone, and she probably does not even care for such days.
And she is not going to be too thrilled for announcing this day on my blog :)
I know, and yet it makes me smile.
This cookie I baked today is just for her. She only has one criteria when it comes to eating what I make... it has to be completely vegetarian. No eggs, no fancy ingredients, just keeping it plain and simple. Just finished baking these, and let out a sigh of relief when she said she liked it.
Thank you for letting me make these for you today. You deserve much more than just cookies.
Happy Birthday Amma.
Chocolate chip cookies are one of the most comforting cookies that you could ever find. Making it eggless was a little challenging for I was afraid how it was going to affect the texture of the cookies. I have used flax as a substitute for egg in my breads and they have turned out nicely. So took that hint and ran with it this time. I avoided using any hearty flour like whole wheat or oat flour since I was already experimenting sans eggs.
I could not have hoped for a better tasting cookie. Loved the texture (which is crisp) and the no-fuss recipe... goes down in my book as a success.
Eggless Chocolate chip Walnut cookies
All purpose flour - 1 3/4 cup
Unsalted Butter - 1 stick
Brown Sugar - 1/2 cup (I added a little less, probably close to 1/3 cup)
White Sugar - 1/2 cup (Again I added a little closer to 1/3 cup)
Pure vanilla extract - 1 tbsp
Baking soda -1/2 tsp
Flax meal - 2 tsp (mixed with enough warm water to form a paste)
Chocolate chips - 1/2 cup
Walnuts - 1/2 cup
Cream together butter and sugars until light and fluffy using a hand mixer.
Add the flax meal paste, vanilla and baking soda and beat well.
Add the flour in three parts, mixing well after each addition.
After all the ingredients are well combined, add the chocolate chips and walnuts and mix with a wooden spoon.
The dough will be pretty thick, roll it into balls and flatten them out evenly. They spread slightly, so leave 2" between them before baking.
Bake at 350F for about 12-15 min or until golden brown. Cool on a wire rack and enjoy with a tall glass of milk.
Yields: 20-24 medium size cookies
42 comments:
Looks crispy and cute! Like the Flax seeds (powder)in the cookies.ReplyDelete
yummy! looks perfect to celebrate Amma's b-day!ReplyDelete
Cookies look sinful....looks perfect without eggsReplyDelete
Always good to find an eggless cookie recipe. These seem to have turned out quite nice. Best wishes to your Mum!ReplyDelete
Fantastic cookies. They look divine :) Wish your mom a very happy birthday too :)ReplyDelete
WOw those cookies look really sinful...convey my wishes to ur mom.....ReplyDelete
Birthday wishes to your mom... Cookies have come out well. Looks my kind of cookies- crisp and eggless.ReplyDelete
delicious muffin...ReplyDelete
wishes to your mom...ReplyDelete
Perfect .. no one would ever say its eggless by seeing it .. it looks so crisp ... my wishes to my momReplyDelete
what a lovely array of cookies!ReplyDelete
Wish a very Happy Birthday to Amma:)
Excellent cookies Divz.I am also dumbstruck by the beauty of the potato bread and the beet cake.I can never come up with such recipes.ReplyDelete
I hope you are not disappointed by the flapjacks recipe I had posted.Here we get NatureValley granola bar and mine (almost)matched the texture of these bars and not the odwalla bars avaialble there.If you are here then do try the naturevalley bars
hi anudivya...ReplyDelete
yumm...y.. and wow.. eggless cookies..
i can understand how elders like eggless stuff...
i did bake a few for my india visit keeping in mind my grandparents , parents and inlaws :)
first time here... and I m glad to reach here..
Do sneak a peek at my space when time permits.
These look like they turned out really well for not using eggs--good job!ReplyDelete
Happy bday Amma, lovely cookiesReplyDelete
wish u happy birthday Amma and cookies looks yummyReplyDelete
These cookies are incredible!!! I followed the recipe exactly but halved it and used 1/4 cup wholewheat flour. Truly delicious.ReplyDelete
Love those cookies, looks soo prefect and delicious.ReplyDelete
Cooked with loved ... the best ingredient in the cookies. Happy Birthday to Amma.ReplyDelete
happy birthday to your mom! these cookies are just perfect!ReplyDelete
its very cute that you made this for your mom's b'day.. many happy returns to her.. cookies look perfect!ReplyDelete
btw, thanx for visiting me n the lovely words..
do keep in touch n take care
Eggless cookies with flax seeds look delicious and healthy.ReplyDelete
WOW! It was fabulous cookies! I just love it. Thanks for the share!ReplyDelete
Nice cookies and thanks for the egg less version as I am also a pure vegetarian.I prepare eggs only for my kidsReplyDelete
hi, advance thanks fo visiting and supporting my blogReplyDelete
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hi, advance thanks fo visiting and supporting my blogReplyDelete
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lovely cookies....ReplyDelete
thats so sweet of u anu..Happy Birthday to ur amma.. Very delicious coockies.. its have some specialities becuase u made it with full of affection..ReplyDelete
Chocolate chip cookies are my favorite and these look perfect!ReplyDelete
Hey Divya let me know how many eggs do I use for this in case I make this with eggs.Also,since am using eggs can I use ww.pastry flour?Can I use almonds instead of walnuts?ReplyDelete
@CL - Nope, haven't tried it yet, but will definitely let you know how it goes.ReplyDelete
@Sarah - Awesome! I am happy to hear that you liked it. Happy baking.
@Lakshmi - Substitute with one egg. With egg and w.w.pastry flour, you will end up with a softer cookie, more like a cakey texture. You could definitely try it (maybe part a.p flour and part w.w. flour)
Yes for almonds instead of walnuts.
Those look absolutely delicious! I think I'll make some for my mom, since she's allergic to eggs and hardly ever get to have baked goods. Do you know anything that can be used as an egg substitute in everything?ReplyDelete
@Roni - Flax meal mixed with warm water, silken tofu, yogurt (depending on what you are making), or Ener-G (which is a egg replacement powder.)ReplyDelete
happy birthday to your mom! What lovely cookies you made for her. I'm sure you put lots of smiles on her face :DReplyDelete
c'est une belle recette cela me semble délicieux j'en prends noteReplyDelete
joyeux anniversaire à ta maman tous mes meilleurs vœux
à bientôt
Happy birthday to your mother. The cookies look fantastic...ReplyDelete
Cookies look divine and the best part is these are egg less. Belated birthday wishes to your Mom. Thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving lovely comment. Sorry for coming late here...But will catch up now onwards...Following you..ReplyDelete
Hamaree Rasoi
Very soft and delicious! I've made these a few times as the kids keep requesting them. They even know there's yogurt in them and they still love em!!ReplyDelete
Delicious. I baked in two 9.5" round pans & it was done in less than 30 minutes. Moist & rich.ReplyDelete
Cookies have come out well. Looks my kind of cookies- crisp and eggless.ReplyDelete
nice post . thank you so much really i like it ..ReplyDelete
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This recipe looks amazing.Though i eat eggs but i just cant stand the smell of it in baked goods,so i am really planning to bake these as they look so yummy.Can i use synthetic vanilla extract as pure one isn't available here?ReplyDelete
Thank you for taking the time to comment on this post. I will try to respond to queries as soon as I can. If I miss anything that needs to be addressed... please feel free to ping me again.
Happy cooking/baking or whatever it is you are doing in the kitchen! :)