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Chelo's cited for noise violation again
Less than a month after Chelo's Waterfront was issued a noise violation and breached the stipulations the Board of Public Safety placed on its live entertainment license, the Warwick Police Department cited the establishment again on Sept. 29.
According to a police report, Officer Jason Cooke took a decibel reading of 64.8 at 7:53 p.m., which is above the city noise ordinance.
The ordinance states that venues risk having their licenses revoked or modified if they violate the law by having entertainment above 60 decibels from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., and above 50 decibels from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m.
Cooke wrote that, during the time he took the reading, the only distinguishable noise was emanating from Chelo's. He then met with Lt. Michael Gilbert at Chelo's and spoke with Brandon Chelo, the manager on duty. Cooke informed Chelo of the violation, and issued the citation.
The same weekend, police twice responded to The Shannon View Inn at 1901 Post Road for noise complaints made by residents on Richfield Street and Elkland Road, as a band performed behind the establishment. Owners were issued citations.
"It is the responsibility of police to respond to complaints and if the complaints have legal merit, then police will act upon it according to the legal process," Warwick Police Col. Steven McCartney wrote in an e-mail. "That is exactly what the Warwick Police did."
Cooke used an Extech Instrument meter at two homes, including one on Reeland Avenue, and another on Island View Drive. Jan Kovan, the Reeland Avenue homeowner, lives approximately 2,000 feet from Chelo's and has testified at Board of Public Safety meetings.
She said she has reached out to the Chelos, and invited them to her home so they could experience what she hears. While she articulated this to the Warwick Beacon, she said she was misquoted in a recent article.
"The Chelos did come to my home in 2011 to hear the music just after they installed a new sound system – there just was no music playing," she wrote in an e-mail. "The article stated they did not come to my home."
In a letter to Lisa Ferolito, the secretary for the Board of Public Safety, Kovan further expressed her sentiments. She copied McCartney, City Council members and the mayor's office, and requested that Ferolito forward the information to members of the Board of Public Safety.
Kovan also forwarded the information to a Beacon reporter last week.
"As taxpayers in residential neighborhoods of the city of Warwick, we have a rightful expectation of the reasonable use and enjoyment of our homes," she wrote. "Neighbors of Chelo's have been before the Board of Public Safety too many times over the past four years trying to resolve the noise issues that prevent us from enjoying our homes and outdoor spaces in a manner of our own choosing for four to five days a week, four to eight hours a day and for all or part of six months of the year."
Kovan, along with Dr. Tariq Malik, who lives across from Chelo's on Island View Drive, and other Cowesett residents, say they are becoming increasingly frustrated with the noise. Malik is a physician who teaches medicine at Brown University. He has a graduate degree in Public Health from Harvard, and says that the loud music is a health hazard for neighbors.
Now, it appears neighbors of The Shannon View Inn at Hillsgrove are experiencing similar issues.
The Board of Public Safety recently trimmed Chelo's entertainment hours, ruling that bands and musicians end their sets one hour earlier on Friday and Saturday nights for the remainder of the season, which typically ends Columbus Day weekend. Chelo's will again appear before the Board of Public Safety toward the end of the month or in November. An official date is yet to be set. They are also required to appear in Municipal Court Oct. 17.
Owners of The Shannon View Inn are to appear in court Nov. 21.


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Aaron Paul & Matt Lanter: 'Zarkana' Vegas Premiere
Aaron Paul and his fiance Lauren Parsekian arrive at the premiere of Zarkana by Cirque du Soleil held at the Aria Resort & Casino at CityCenter on Friday (November 9) in Las Vegas.
The 33-year-old Breaking Bad actor was also joined by Matt Lanter and his fiance Angela Stacy.
Zarkana is "an acrobatic rock experience that blends circus arts with the surreal to create a world where physical virtuosity rubs shoulders with the strange."
Also in attendance was Glee's Harry Shum, Jr. and Dot Marie Jones as well as Foster the People's Mark Foster and Ben Feldman.
Aaron, Lauren, and Harry join Sophia Bush in a new video for Invisible Children, encouraging people to head to Washington, D.C. for the MOVE:DC Global Summit LRA to talk about how to stop Joseph Kony, the LRA, genocide, and war crimes around the world. Check out the video below and head to KONY2012.com to register.
20+ pictures inside of Aaron Paul, Lauren Parsekian, Matt Lanter, and more at Zarkana in Las Vegas…


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This extension implements an input field that allows entering single or multiple date values and date ranges. Features:
Usage: basically that's a drop-in replacement for ordinary Date field, although there are several configuration options used to implement locale-dependent formatting. See included demo application and source.
- No limit for number of dates or date ranges
- Fully configurable, with separate settings for input, display and submit formats of dates and ranges
- Fully themed with CSS sheet provided
- Backwards compatibility: multi-value input can be turned off with one option, in such case field behavior is similar to stock Date field
- Support for configurable work week days selection
- Enhanced date picker features for power users:
- Press space in picker to select/unselect single day
- Shift-space or shift-click in picker selects work week
- Ctrl-backspace in picker clears selection
- Ctrl-click in picker selects freeform ranges: ctrl-click once to select start date, ctrl-click again to set end date and select all dates between, inclusive. Works across several months/years as well
- Ctrl-shift-click in picker selects freeform ranges but only work days between start and end date are selected
- Press Enter or OK button in picker to confirm selection
- Press Escape or Cancel button in picker to cancel selection
- Full mouse-free operation
Tested with:
Source code is released under GPL 3.0 on Github: https://github.com/nohuhu/Ext.ux.form.field.MultiDate. Commercial licensing is also available.
- Chrome 6+
- Firefox 3.6+
- Opera 11
- Safari 4+
Bug reports, improvements, ideas and comments are always welcome.
Live demo: http://nohuhu.org/demos/demo_uxmultidate.html
Sencha Market page: https://market.sencha.com/users/30/extensions/60


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They say these are 'God's Chosen People'
'Judeo-Christians' say that we must "bless the jewish people" and support the jewish state of 'Israel', reminding us of the scripture "I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee" (Genesis 12:3) [1]
And they tell us that 'Jesus' and His Apostles were jews too.
Actually, the "jews" are not Israelites
At the time of 'Jesus', a remnant of Israelites and many non-Israelites lived in Jerusalem and the land of Israel. A non-Israelite people known as the Idumeans, or Edomites, were present in the land in great numbers, and actually were the ruling ethnic group, whith a large percentage of the Pharisees and King Herod being Edomites. The "jews" of Jesus' time, and today, are descendants of the Edomites. The Edomites are the descendants of Esau (Jacob/Israel's brother), who took Canaanite wives.
"Edom is in modern Jewry." —The Jewish Encyclopedia, 1925 edition, Vol.5, p.41
'Jesus' was not a jew
Judea and Galilee were two separate states and political entities at the time of Yahshua the Messiah (aka "Jesus"). Yahshua Himself was not a "jew" (Judean) or resident of Judea, but rather a Galilean or resident of Galilee (Matthew 26:69; John 7:41), and a Judahite or descendent of the Tribe of Judah.
Yahshua chose all his apostles from Galilee as well, with the exception of Judas who betrayed him who was from Judea. His apostles were pure-blooded Israelites, not of the same racial ancestry as the people of the Pharisees, Sadducees, and their Edomite "jewish" kindred who dominated the land of Judea at that time.
'Jesus' was an "anti-semite"
Yahshua condemned the jews of his day in the strongest of terms, as literal "children of the devil", "full of hypocrisy and iniquity", and "children of hell" (Matthew 23).
Yahshua speaking to the Jewish Pharisees:
"Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it." - John 8:44
"Ye serpents, ye generation of vipers, how can ye escape the damnation of hell?" -Matthew 23:33
*Note: "generation" in the above verse is from Strong's Greek word #1081, "genema", literally meaning "offspring".
The jews murder 'Jesus'
Enraged at Yahshua, The Jewish elders and leaders, the Pharisees, sought to kill him.
"After these things Jesus walked in Galilee: for he would not walk in Jewry, because the Jews sought to kill him." -John 7:1
As recorded in chapter 27 of the book of Matthew, Pilate found no reason to execute 'Jesus', and it was the Pharisees and Jews who urged Pilate to crucify him and stated "let his blood be on our hands and that of our children".
What are the lusts of their father, that great "Serpent"?
To steal, to kill, and to destroy. (John 10:10)
Have the jews continued their war against the followers of 'Jesus' of Nazareth?
A Synagogue of Satan
Revelation 2:9: "I know the blasphemy of them which say they are Judahites, and are not, but are the synagogue of Satan."
"Judaism" is not the Old Testament, but Babylonian Occultism/Satanism
The most "holy" book in the religion of "Judaism" is called the Babylonian Talmud. It spews vicious hatred for Christians and non-jews, including teaching that "Jesus is in hell, being boiled in hot excrement", non-jews are "subhuman cattle", and that Jews may exploit, rob, and kill non-jews. [more on the Talmud]
Usurious Banking - Enslavement of the 'Gentiles'
Jews have controlled usurious banking since at least the Middle Ages in Europe. This is the key to their power, and how they have enslaved the masses, and gained control over the governments of nations.
The Bible condemns usury --ie, lending at interest (see Deuteronomy 23:19-20). It also states that the borrower is the slave to the lender (Proverbs 22:7).
Numerous Expulsions - Jews are "Nation Wreckers"
Jews have been expelled from various nations and territories over 100 times since 70 A.D. due to their propensity to oppress the population of the host nation via usury banking and financial exploitation, subvert the morals of the the society, and gain excessive power in the government and areas of influence vastly disproportionate to their numbers. [2]
The 'New World Order' Conspiracy
This is another name for the age old Satanic conspiracy, now being led by elite Jewry -- the aim being the enslavement of humanity, destruction of the true Israelites, mass human population reduction, abolition of religion and national sovereignty, and the establishment of a totalitarian world government ruled by Satan via the Jews.
The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion
This document is a synopsis of the Jewish-Satanic plan for world conquest at the turn of the 20th century, remarkable for the fact that the plans laid out in the Protocols have come to pass -- including plans for: Jewry to control the press and media, the use of communism to destroy the aristocracy of nations, a concerted attack on Christianity and belief in God in society, the rise of world government and globalism, the destruction of the middle class, the erosion and destruction of individual liberties, the subversion of Christian society through corruption of the morals of the youth, the fomenting of war and revolution, and the aim of genocide of non-jews.
Jewish Communism - 60+ million slaughtered in Soviet Union
The terror, tyranny, and mass murder of jewish-ruled Soviet Russia is an example of the Jewish plans for the entire world if the "New World Order" conspiracy comes to full fruition.
Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin, and Joseph Stalin were all of Jewish blood. The 1917 'Russian Revolution' was nothing more than a takeover of Russia by jewish terrorists and revolutionaries. The ideology of "communism", as formulated by the jew Karl Marx and his Jewish associates, is nothing more than a ruse promising a "socialist utopia for the working class", causing the masses to revolt and install the Jewish leaders of the movement into power, whereby they can conduct their agenda of mass destruction, theft and genocide.
Winston Churchill wrote what must be one of the most astounding articles ever published in a newspaper in world history. The article, entitled "Zionism versus Bolshevism: A Struggle for the Soul of the Jewish People", was printed in the Illustrated Sunday Herald (London) on February 8, 1920. In it Churchill admits that jews are behind a malevolent "world-wide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilization" -- which has included the movements begun by Adam Weishaupt (the Illuminati) and Karl Marx. Churchill then goes on to admit that the French Revolution, "every subversive movement during the Nineteenth Century", and the Bolshevik revolution in Russia were all the work of jews.
Jews admit they are not Israelites
Jewish researchers and leaders acknowledge that they are actually descended from the Edomites and the Khazars, a Mongolian-Turkish people from modern-day southern Russia who converted to Judaism in the 8th or 9th century A.D. Jewish researcher Arthur Koestler admitted this in his 1976 book "The Thirteenth Tribe", which was based largely on the earlier work "The history of the Jewish Khazars" by D.M. Dunlop (1967).
These Khazars were, in fact, actually descended from the Edomites, originially from the area south of the Dead Sea near the land of Israel.
Subversion via Jewish-controlled Hollywood, Press and Media
For anyone who cares to notice, Hollywood and the press and media of America and the Western nations are completely dominated and controlled by jews. [3]
Although jewish organizations such as the ADL will deny this, it is easily confirmed with cursory investigation, and other jews have admitted it, including Ben Stein and comedian Joel Stein.
The "liberal", "politically correct" ideology emanating from Hollywood and the media is ideological warfare designed to subvert Western Christian society -- eg, promotion of multiculturalism and non-white immigration, promotion of homosexuality and sexual promiscuity, propaganda against "racialism" among whites.
U.S. Government completely controlled by Jewish Zionists
In 2006, two of the preeminent political scholars in America, John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, issued a scholarly report from Harvard entitled "The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy", which documented that The jewish Israeli lobby has a "stranglehold on Congress" and "vast influence over Republican and Democratic administrations", that pro-Israel jewish neo-conservatives were the "driving force" behind the Iraq War, and that through the jewish control of the media critics of this jewish influence are silenced and smeared with charges of "anti-Semitism."
Jews foment wars
Why should American boys fight and die in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Iran to protect the interests of a foreign nation, the Jewish state of 'Israel', or to advance the 'New World Order' agenda of jewish elites?
The House of Rothschild - Architects of the "NWO"
This legendary jewish banking dynasty has been at the forefront of the direction of the Satanic 'New World Order' conspiracy for the past several centuries, and have been behind almost all wars, revolutions, and plots designed to subvert Western Christian civilization.
War against the true Israelites, the Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, and kindred peoples
Via their control over Western governments and media, Jewry are waging a war of racial and cultural genocide against the real descendants of the Israelites, the white peoples of Northern European descent -- utilizing fomented wars, mass non-white immigration into virtually every white nation on earth, abortion, birth control, multiculturalism propaganda, psychological warfare, feminism, and big government & taxation as weapons.
Counterfeit 'Israel'
As Satan desires to ascend to Heaven and take the place of the Most High YHWH and counterfeits His ways, Satan's children are couterfeit "Israelites", imposters masquerading as "God's Chosen People." What better cover to attempt to hide their true nature and agenda than to pretend to be God's Chosen?
The Holocaust™ Canard
A jewish fraud, complete with the sacred never-changing 6 million number, ridiculous false atrocity fairytales of soap, lampshades and shrunken heads made of jews, and gassing people to death with bug spray in delousing chambers.
Yes, the Germans put many jews (and non-jews) in camps, but these camps were work camps, not "extermination" camps. There was no plan by Germany to "exterminate all the jews". Those who died in the camps died overwhelmingly from typhus and other diseases due to the breakdown in conditions inside Germany and Poland due to the war. Nowhere near 6 million jews died in the camps. Records show only tens of thousands of jews (and non-jews) died in all of the German camps.
The jews tried this swindle before WWII, alleging a "Holocaust" of "6 million jews" occured in 1906, 1919, and 1921.
The Holocaust lie is critical to the jewish NWO conspiracy as it acts to prevent criticism and opposition to elite jewry and their wicked agenda.
The Smear of 'Antisemitism' and War Against Freedom of Speech
Individuals or groups who rightfully attempt to warn others on issues such as jewish power and influence, the crimes of elite jewry or the jewish state of Israel, or the jewish direction of the NWO conspiracy are smeared by the jewish-controlled media with hysterical cries of "anti-Semitism", "jew hater", "Nazi", etc. The goal is to attempt to tarnish the reputation of those individuals, discredit them, and silence them. Clearly, this is a tactic of disinformation and distraction, avoiding facts and logic, and playing on emotions and pre-programmed lies and propaganda -- ie, the "Holocaust" canard and the lie that the jews are "God's chosen people".
Organized jewry, lead by the ADL, is also working to destroy freedom of speech, criminalizing those who speak out against the influence of jewry and their lies, such as laws in Europe where "holocaust denial" and "race hate" are crimes.
God hates the Edomite "jews" - Promises their future destruction
Malachi 1: 3-4: "And I hated Esau, and laid his mountains and his heritage waste for the dragons of the wilderness. Whereas Edom saith, We are impoverished, but we will return and build the desolate places; thus saith the LORD of hosts, They shall build, but I will throw down; and they shall call them, The border of wickedness, and, The people against whom the LORD hath indignation for ever."
Obadiah 1:18: "And the house of Jacob shall be a fire, and the house of Joseph a flame, and the house of Esau for stubble, and they shall kindle in them, and devour them; and there shall not be any remaining of the house of Esau; for the LORD hath spoken it."
Other Articles of Interest:
- Communist Genocide in Soviet Union - Jewish Bolsheviks Murder 60+ million in Russia & Ukraine, 1917-1987
- Racial origin of the "Jews"; not Israelites, but descendants of Khazars, Edomites, Canaanites, Cain, and ultimately Satan
- Yahshua the Messiah was not a 'jew'
- The Mystery of the True Descendants of the Israelites - The White Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, Scandinavian, and Kindred Peoples
- Introduction to the Holocaust™ Hoax
- Suppressed Colossal War Crime & Tragedy - Soviets murder 3.5 million German POWs & half a million ethnic German civilians in Gulags circa WW2
- An introduction to 'The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion' - Blueprint for Jewish World Conquest


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Hampie wrote:ireallydonotseethepointofthisargumentsincethetruewayofwiritingduringalongtimewasthisanditsnotveryreadabletoanyone
Hampie wrote:...but I would not tell anyone to adopt that kind of handwriting because it would not be real latin unless they did.
adrianus wrote:Hampie wrote:ireallydonotseethepointofthisargumentsincethetruewayofwiritingduringalongtimewasthisanditsnotveryreadabletoanyone
I would say it's very readable by everyone!
Omnibus facile lectu adusquè est, dico.Hampie wrote:...but I would not tell anyone to adopt that kind of handwriting because it would not be real latin unless they did.
Nor is anyone saying that, Hampie. Possibly you misunderstand.
Nec ullus qui sic urget. Fortassè secús accipis.
Yes. It is used for [j] and for [ʒ] and for [dʒ].vastor wrote:And therein lies the problem, the phonetics of j are completely different across europe, and so the rationale for using it evaporates.
This is incorrect. u is pronounced [uː] and [ʊ] and [y] and [ɨ] and [iː] and [ʌ] in Europe.I strongly disagree with the argument that both j and u have equal merit. u is quite phonetically consistent across europe, so its case for inclusion has a greater weight.


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I am not sure what forum this should go under. I assume "Hardware" due to the fact someone can not install a printer.
Someone is having trouble installing a printer. He get an error saying something to the effect of:
"operation could not be completed. print spooler service not running."
It then asks if you would like to start it. When you click yes, nothing happens.
I did the whole:
1. Click Start, and then click Control Panel.
2. Double-click Administrative Tools, and then click Services.
3. Double-click the Printer Spooler service, and then change the startup type to Automatic. This sets the Spooler service to start automatically when you restart the computer.
4. If you want to start the spooler service immediately, click the Start button under the Service Status field.
When I had him try that, he got the following:
"could not start printer spooler service on local computer error 1068: the dependency service or group failed to start."
I have looked for info on this everywhere and have came up with nothing really.
I am about ot have him try this:
AO, PLEASE help me!


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Farmers and consumers have been marveling at the spectacular rise in farm real estate values in recent months. But some growers may be missing an opportunity by focusing on investing in land purchases rather than improving the land they have. Economist Michael Swanson discussed the need to "buy a better bushel" at the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers annual meeting in Indianapolis, Ind.
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"A spectacular instrument … the very feel is sure to inspire even the most imaginative guitarist."—Original Gibson advertisement, circa 1955
At the direction of legendary Gibson President Ted McCarty, Gibson engineer Seth Lover began working on a tone circuit with hum-cancelling capabilities sometime in 1954, applying for a U.S. design patent – hence the name "Patent Applied For," or "PAF" – on June 22, 1955. By early 1957, the standard double-coil version of the humbucker pickup had begun to appear on Gibson ES-175s and ES-350Ts, and eventually on the Les Paul Model Goldtops of the same year.
Aside from the pickups, the basic specifications of those 1957 Les Paul Model Goldtops remained the same. There were, however, several minor cosmetic variations that made the 1957 version significant in the development of the Les Paul, the most noteworthy of which was the placement of the inlaid, pearl-cut Gibson logo, which was moved closer to the top edge of the headstock. Additionally, 1957 was to be the last full year of production for a Gibson model with a Goldtop finish. The popular color would not adorn another Gibson guitar until 1968.
But another important variation in 1957 was Gibson's occasional use of a darker mahogany back. Most – if not all – of the "darkback" Les Pauls that left Gibson during this time also had all black parts, including the pickguards and pickup rings. Over time, however, many owners of these guitars have changed the black plastic parts to the more common crème color. Today's 1957 Les Paul Goldtop Darkback from Gibson Custom reflects this detail.
1957 certainly proved to be a very important year in the development of Gibson's Les Paul model guitar, and several key modifications made that year would remain as the foundation of the iconic version known around the world today as the Les Paul Standard. But while the addition of the new Tune-o-matic bridge and stopbar tailpiece one year earlier had greatly improved the overall functionality of the Les Paul, nothing would compare with the addition of Gibson's pioneering humbucking pickup in 1957.
The 1957 Les Paul Goldtop from Gibson Custom is a near-perfect recreation of the original instrument, in all of its original brilliance and historical magnificence. The body features Gibson's traditional hand-carved maple top and solid, non-weight relieved mahogany body. The headstock is made from Holly head veneer, as opposed to fiber, just like it was in 1957, and the vintage-style tulip tuners are mounted in a straight line, also as they were on the original. The 24 ¾-inch scale length neck is made from one solid piece of mahogany, and attached to the body using a long neck tenon — one of the Les Paul's more distinguishing characteristics of the 1950s. The neck is topped by a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard outfitted with acrylic trapezoid inlays matching the size and color of the originals. Of course, two of Gibson's legendary Burstbucker pickups deliver all the subtle variations of true, classic humbucker tone by using historically "unmatched" bobbin windings and Alnico II magnets. The guitar's Antique Gold finish also matches the hue of the original model, giving this Custom Shop model the accurate and distinct appearance of this traditional Les Paul. Other historical appointments include CTS potentiometers, bumble bee capacitors, rolled crème-colored fingerboard binding, single-ply thin binding around the body, and period-correct switchwasher and jackplate. The 1957 Les Paul Goldtop comes either a V.O.S. or Gloss finish, and comes with the standard Gibson Custom case and certificate of authenticity.


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Blackcurrant Chiffon Cake
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- Quinn said... on
- 20 January, 2010 00:44
Nice....not baking anything for CNY yet? Post up some photos of little baby will you?
- Lydia said... on
- 20 January, 2010 01:35
Yet to start CNY baking, not sure if I have time tho. Pls visit my Home Sweet Home for photos and my life outside kitchen.
- tigerfish said... on
- 20 January, 2010 08:29
Chiffon cake - you can make so many varieties out of it. I have only tried pandan and orange.
- Sonia (Nasi Lemak Lover) said... on
- 20 January, 2010 14:31
I must try this soon.
- tracieMoo said... on
- 20 January, 2010 17:20
love the chiffon cake! looks perfect :)
- Cheah said... on
- 21 January, 2010 16:36
Stumbled upon your blog. This chiffon cake looks awesome and the pics in your blog are fabulous!
- lostpastremembered said... on
- 26 January, 2010 23:17
lovely cakes... chiffon isn't always so easy to do and yours is perfect!!
- Irene's Footprints said... on
- 27 January, 2010 23:55
Hi Lydia
Did you buy the chiffon tin from Singapore? Phoon Huat?
Mine is a aluminum tin bot from Phoon Huat and don seem to get such a brown crust compared to yours.
Any tricks?
I heard before the cake is done, before the last 10 or 5 minutes, increase the oven temperature by 10deg celsius. But the top of the cake will burnt easily.
And removing the cake from the tin also requires some skills, else the cake will be skinless.
Yours look nice and even brown crust.
: )
- Sarah's Daddy and Mommy said... on
- 28 January, 2010 00:58
Nice. I love chiffon cake so much and my family too, but I know the baking process is not easy.
I can't believe you whisk the batter using an egg whisk, you must have a very strong hands muscles:-)
- Lydia said... on
- 29 January, 2010 04:27
I love the pandan version too!
Try it, simple ingredients.
cheah & lostpastremembered,
Welcome to MK & thanks for the compliments.
Yes, I got the pan from Phoon Huat. Now I am thinking to get a bigger one.
No trick for this cake actually, I baked it as normal but I like to have my oven fan on during baking (for even heat). Not sure it makes a different?
Perhaps you may want to try out this recipe? It was adapted from Alex Goh's cookbook.
To me, chiffon is actually easier than cakes and the end product always rewarding.
Hopefully my arms are still same size. lol
- Irene's Footprints said... on
- 29 January, 2010 14:58
Hi Lydia
Oh..bigger pan for you..however the 27 cm pan will not fit into any paper cake box. So have to finish the cake ourselves...
You used fan mode? For chiffon...i always use top/bottom heat. Am afraid the fan force will cause the chiffon to "grow" sideways.
I love the purplish color of blackcurrrant.
: )
- Lydia said... on
- 08 February, 2010 16:53
I used fan mode with top and bottom heat. Fan for better heat circulation I suppose?


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When Zimbabwe return to the ICC Test rankings after Thursday's second Test against Bangladesh, they will enter the table above their opponents regardless of the result.
For Bangladesh, this is a damning indictment on their lack of progress since they entered the Test arena in November 2000, and raises further questions on why a nation of 150 million people has been unable to rise to the level of even the mediocre Test teams.
To put Bangladesh's woes into context, it is worth pointing out the state of the nation that thrashed them by 335 runs in the first Test on Saturday.
Zimbabwe have just 75 professional cricketers, most of whom are on part-time contracts, and only returned to Test cricket in August 2011 after a six-year exile from the five-day game.
The African side went into the current Test series smarting from a dismal tour of the Caribbean, where they lost every match against the West Indies, and dispirited after their latest contract dispute with Zimbabwe Cricket, who are laden with debt.
Bangladesh, on the other hand, enjoyed an encouraging tour of Sri Lanka where they amassed their highest ever score in a Test, yet Saturday's result was a reminder that for every step forward they have managed over the years there seems to have been an equal step back.
While the Harare Sports Club wicket had an even layer of green grass which ensured there was always something in it for the pace bowlers, too often Bangladesh's batsmen were impatient and contributed to their own demise as they were bowled out for 134 and 147.
"We were expecting difficult conditions and good bowling," captain Mushfiqur Rahim said afterwards, yet he offered no real answers as to why his side were unable to counter them.
The manner of defeat drew heavy criticism from everyone back home, but coach Shane Jurgensen suggested before the series began that what his side needs is a bit of sympathy if they are to handle the regular beatings and move forward.
"It's a combination of a few things: media, general public, high expectations," Jurgensen said. "Everyone wants success, but what a lot of people forget sometimes is that we want success as well.
"When we have a bad day, we don't mean to. Some people forget the boys are human beings and they are all very young and they have been learning."
Jurgensen also suggested that many of Bangladesh's players should make the step up over the coming years as they come into their prime.
"There's a shift where you've got a group of guys hitting their mid-20s and some slightly older guys who are still very young in cricketing age," he said.
"That's when sometimes you hit the prime of your career - when your experience and your physical strength all come into one."
While it is true that the majority of Bangladesh's team are yet to reach the age at which most cricketers peak, the call for more time is one that the cricket public has heard many times before.
Defeats by more than an innings may have become scarcer over the past five years, yet Bangladesh have still not won a Test since 2009 - and that was against a West Indian side who had lost an entire team to a contract crisis.
Test cricket is not healthy enough that it can cast teams aside without concern for its own future, but at some stage Bangladesh's Test cricketers need to start showing the sort of patience on the field that their prolonged stagnation has demanded from a discouraged public.
Zimbabwe thrashing highlights Bangladesh woes
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Elizabeth Pritchard, A.B. (Boston College), M.T.S., M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard) teaches religious thought in the modern West. Her research projects include a study of the relationship between feminist theology and radical democratic theory; a reconstruction and critique of the theological commitments of the Marxist philosopher Theodor Adorno; and an analysis of the foundations of consent in modern political philosophy and religious thought.
Religion in Public: Locke's Political Theology (Stanford University Press, 2013)
"Pilgrimages and Publics," Anthropological Theory, under review.
"Seriously, What Does 'Taking Religion Seriously' Mean?," Journal of the American Academy of Religion 78.4 (December 2010).
"Religion, Mobility and Conflict," in The Ethics of Mobilities, ed. by Sirgurd Bergmann and Tore Sager (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2008).
"Agency Without Transcendence," Culture and Religion 7.3 (November 2006): 263-289.
"Bilderverbot Meets Body in Theodor W. Adorno's Inverse Theology," Harvard Theological Review 93:3 (2002): 1-28.
"The Way Out West: Development and the Rhetoric of Mobility in Postmodern Feminist Theory," Hypatia 15.3 (Summer 2000): 45-72.
"Feminist Theology and the Politics of Failure," Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 15 (Fall 1999): 50-72.
Guest Editor Introduction, Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion, 26.1 (Spring 2010).
"Review of Ellen T. Armour and Susan M. St. Ville, eds., Bodily Citations: Religion and Judith Butler," H-Women, H-Net Reviews, April, 2007.
URL: http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=136541179935877.
"Don't Be Afraid of the F-Word: Feminism, Fun and the Future" Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 21 (Fall 2005): 117-121.
"Faith-Based Patriarchy and the Rhetoric of Choice,"
Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 19 (Spring 2003): 43-48.
"Feminist Publishing: A Mandate for the Millennium,"
Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion 16 (Spring 2000): 107-111.
"Religion and the 2012 Election," Reed House, Bowdoin College, November 5, 2012.
"Marriage Equality and the Constitution," Bowdoin College, October 30, 2012.
"John Locke's Fashionable Religion," paper presented to the Religion and Critical Theory Colloquium, Brown University, October 4, 2012.
"The Politics of a Catholic 'Culture of Life'," International Political Science Association's XXIInd World Congress of Political Science, Reshaping Power, Shifting Boundaries, Madrid, Spain, July 8-12, 2012.
"The Secular Body," Commun(icat)ing Bodies: The Body & Religion Conference, University of Graz, Austria, February 15-17, 2012.
Respondent, "Atheism and Secularism," panel at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (Montreal, Canada, November 7-10, 2009)
"The Meaning and End of 'Religion' in a Faith-Based America," Law, Literature, and Religion Conference, Villanova University School of Law and Department of English, (Villanova, Pennsylvania, October 2, 2009).
Panelist, Public Colloquium on "Faith, Belief and Reason," Bowdoin College, November 7, 2008.
"Liberalism's Theology of Consent" Presented at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (Chicago, Illinois, November 1-3, 2008).
"Locke's Political Theology" Presented at the Association for Political Theory Annual Conference (Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, October 9-12, 2008).
"Liberal Agency and Global Inequalities" Presented at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting (Boston, MA, August 28-31, 2008).
"Forced Religion: John Locke, Toleration and Consent" Presented at The Politics of Religion-Making Conference (Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY, October 2007).
"Gender and Religion in Migration" Presented at the Mobilities in Transit: Rethinking the Artefacts, Images and Surroundings of Human Motion and Movability Conference (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway, June 2006).
"Don't Be Afraid of the F-Word: Feminism, Fun and the Future" Presented at the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion Teaching for Change Conference (Cambridge, MA, June 2005).
"Agency and Religion" paper accepted for presentation at the Second Annual Christina Conference, entitled "Gender, Religion and Theory in Dialogue" (University of Helsinki, Finland, March 2005).
"Surrender Your Gender: Religious Subjectivity in William James's Varieties of Religious
Experience" Presented at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (Toronto, November 2002).
"Religion: The Body of Evidence" Presented at Bowdoin College Common Hour (Brunswick, ME, November 2001).
"Make it or Break it?: The Body of Belief in Poststructuralism and Theism," Presented at the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC, February 2001).
"Bodies That Matter: Consent and Coercion in Feminist Theory of Religion"
Presented at Duke University (Durham, NC, February 2001).
"The Matter of Consent in Feminist Religious Reflection."
Presented at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (Boston, November 1999).
"Feminist Publishing: A Mandate for the Millennium."
Presented at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (Boston, November 1999).
"Translating Theodor W. Adorno's Theology: Negative or Inverse?"
Presented at Harvard University Divinity School (Cambridge, MA, April 1998).
"Way Out West: Women's Development and the Discourse of Mobility."
Presented at the National Women's Studies Association Annual Meeting (Saratoga, NY, June 1996).
"A Rhetoric of Failure? Negative Theology and Theodor W. Adorno."
Presented at the American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting (New Orleans, November 1996).
Co-Organizer, Symposium: "Black Women and Pentecostalism in Diaspora," Bowdoin College (April 2012)
Film Presenter, "Praying in Her Own Voice" Bowdoin Hillel, Bowdoin College (April 2010)
Curator, "Monotheism and Masculinity" Exhibit, Becker Gallery, Bowdoin College Museum of Art, (October 2004).
Hannah Scheidt, "The Second Life of Religion" (2010)
Shelley Barron, "New Blood for Brazil: Religiosity in the Movement for Amazonian Land Reform" (2009)
Harry Schnur, "Ritual Contest in Maine: Cambodian Buddhists, Zoning, and the Politics of Place" (2008)
Daniel Yingst, "Miracles, Nature, and the Eucharist in Early Medieval Thought" (2007)
Benjamin Cope-Kasten, "The Killing Power in Heaven and Earth: Cosmic War and Great Peace in the Taiping Rebellion" (2006)
Amy Petersen, ""We have tasted of God and our eyes have been opened:' A Postcolonial Reexamination of Peyotism and the Native American Church" (2003)
Aaron M. Rosen, "Imaging the Holocaust: The Authorizing Pressures of Theological Discourse on Holocaust Art" (2001)
Jenette Wood, "Priesthood Power and Women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints" (2000)
Editor, "Religion and Politics" section of the Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion (2005-)
Editorial Board, Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion (2000-)
Chair, Lectures and Concerts Committee (2012-2013)
Chair, Religion Department (2009-2011)
Chair, Faculty Development Committee, Bowdoin College (2009-2010)
Gay and Lesbian Studies Program, Bowdoin College (2010-)
Faculty Development Committee, Bowdoin College (2008-2009)
Committee on Teaching, Bowdoin College (2005-2007)
Committee on Appeals (Reappointment, Promotion, Tenure), Bowdoin College (2004-2007)
Africana Studies Search Committee, Bowdoin College (2005-2006)
Administrative Committee, Bowdoin College (2004-2006)
Curriculum and Educational Policy, Bowdoin College (2002-2003)
Women's Studies Program at Bowdoin College (1999-2003)
Bowdoin Research Fellowship (2011-2012)
Bowdoin Faculty Leave Supplement (2003-2004)
Whiting Dissertation Completion Fellowship (1997-1998)
Dorot Foundation Scholarship (1986)


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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov. 22, 2012) - The Law Society's governing body today approved a three-year pilot project that will allow lawyer licensing candidates to either article or complete a Law Practice Program (LPP), starting in the 2014-15 licensing year. The pilot project will measure competence through a fair process which provides access to the profession and fosters access to justice, while protecting the public.
The new licensing pilot project will be extended for up to an additional two years if there is sufficient evidence to properly evaluate the pilot after three years.
Convocation also approved an appropriate member contribution to help defray costs of the pilot project. The amount of the contribution will be recommended by the Law Society's Professional Development and Competence Committee to Convocation.
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DALLAS (AP) — The south Dallas crime-watch volunteer accused of four rapes preyed on women as they walked late at night through the neighborhood he appeared to protect, sometimes assaulting them while he held a gun to their heads, according to police affidavits released Wednesday.
Van Dixson, 38, faces four counts of aggravated sexual assault in the attacks in his neighborhood of Fair Park, where he was known to some residents for walking the streets at night, ostensibly to watch for criminals.
Instead, according to Dallas police documents, he grabbed four women late at night and forced them to perform oral sex. The attacks were among nine this summer that police believe were committed by the same man.
In one late August attack, he allegedly raped a woman after first trying to rob her and then sending her two children away.
The woman said a masked man approached her, brandished a handgun and demanded money Aug. 30 while she was walking with her children. When she fumbled with her shirt looking for money, the woman said, the man told her children to leave and then raped her in a nearby alley.
In another June attack, he allegedly grabbed a woman who was walking home and became separated from her friend.
He demanded money from the woman, then forced her to perform oral sex while pointing a gun at her head, another affidavit says.
Finally, in a separate August attack, he forced two women walking together around the back of an abandoned home, demanded that they take off their pants and ordered them to perform oral sex, according to two other affidavits.
Dixson was arrested Tuesday in a Baton Rouge, La., motel. Officials said he was still being held Wednesday in Louisiana, and it was not clear exactly when he would be extradited to Texas.
At a news conference Wednesday evening, Police Chief David Brown described the complexity of the investigation detectives encountered before they could discern a pattern to the attacks and suspect Dixson of committing them. The explanation came in response to some community criticism over the pace of the investigation.
Brown gave a timeline of the nine assaults covered by the investigation, dating to a June 22 attack. It included almost a two-month hiatus, from June 30 to Aug. 20, when no sexual assaults were reported in the area after the first two attacks. Consequently, police had no evidence on which to base a conclusion that a serial rapist was at work, Brown said.
A tipster led police to interview Dixson at police headquarters Sept. 4. A DNA specimen was taken from him that day, and although he was released with no charges, he became a person of interest, Brown said.
First test results Sept. 7 linked Dixson to one rape, but police were unable to locate him, Brown said. At first, federal officials believed he had fled to Mexico before marshals tracked him to Louisiana.
Police say DNA evidence so far has linked Dixson to four rapes. They are awaiting DNA tests from two other cases; in three other cases, such evidence wasn't available.
In the early 1990s, Dixson, a convicted robber, was accused of raping a woman at gunpoint, according to the former prosecutor in that case.
"The case made a deep impression on me," said Colleen Skinner, the prosecutor in that case who is now a private attorney in Dallas. "It was just so brazen."
But the woman's death in a freak accident — a lightning strike — made prosecution impossible, Skinner said.
"My hands were tied," Skinner said. "Even if the rape kit had shown he was the perpetrator, I would need a witness to tell the jury that it wasn't consensual. I would need a witness to tell me, 'He forced me.' I would need a witness to testify, 'It happened in Dallas County.'"
Police spoke to Dixson about this summer's rapes in south Dallas after a tipster identified him as a possible person of interest. But police have said they had to release him after their interview because they didn't have charges to hold him on. Dixson did voluntarily submit a saliva swab, which was then used to link him to DNA from four rapes.
Dixson has been part of the area's neighborhood crime-watch group, the Mill City Community Association, since January. The group's president, Alendra Lyons, called his arrest a "relief to the community."
State criminal records show Dixson was convicted of aggravated robbery in 1993. He served more than 10 years in prison, a state prisons spokeswoman said. He was also arrested as recently as last month on a deadly conduct charge, according to Dallas County records.
Lyons said she wasn't aware of Dixson's criminal past and that the incident had spurred her group to look into whether it could afford background checks on new volunteers.


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The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom (Prov. 1:7), but often we do not fear the Lord as we ought because we forget how He is revealed in Scripture. We tend to view God as a heavenly grandfather, not as one who is a consuming fire. We think God is like us, when instead He is utterly holy. Until we understand who God is, we will not have the right attitude toward Him. In this series, Dr. R.C. Sproul helps us to understand who God really is, showing us the One who is holy.
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NASAC is a volunteer-run archaeological dive club affiliated to the Nautical Archaeology Society (NAS) and is run by NAS members for NAS members.
The club operates as a branch of the British Sub-Aqua Club (Branch 2574) and welcomes divers from all of the training agencies. The aim of the club is to develop members' diving and archaeological skills through involvement in specific projects.
It doesn't teach diving but aims to develop members' skills through specific projects predominantly based along the UK's south coast.
Ongoing projects include ongoing survey of the Normans' Bay protected wreck site close to Eastbourne, which is probably the remains of a Dutch ship from the Battle of Beachy Head in July 1690.
Club members are also involved in the HMS Invincible project. The Invincible, wrecked on Horse Tail Sands, near Langstone Harbour, in 1758, is a protected wreck site which is currently being resurveyed to monitor changes since the 1990s.
Several club members are licensees of Protected Wreck sites, affording the club unique project opportunities. Guest divers with archaeological interests are welcome to join in club activities.
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We apologize, but the cedar rockers are available for free local pickup only.
The 4" cedar rocking chair is a very high quality piece of furniture. The huge post and turnings on rocking chair make it unique, and it is sure to become an heirloom to be handed down to your children and grandchildren. It is finished with two coats of spar varnish, which adds to its depth and beauty. The bottom is not varnished.
Suitable for use indoors or outdoors, this rocker will make spending hours on the porch even more pleasant and naptime in the nursery more comfortable. It is also equally suitable for the living room, where it will provide a timeless, familiar piece of Americana.
About cedar wood
Left unfinished, cedar has a wonderful aroma but there is much more to cedar wood than its scent. Cedar's natural oils offer a defense against insects, and it resists rotting and fungal attack. Cedar wood is lightweight and resistant to cracking and moisture rot. Many manufacturers of outdoor furniture select cedar wood, either as a finished or unfinished wood, due to its durability and beauty. Unfinished cedar left outdoors often weathers to a silvery gray patina, but that natural process will not reduce the strength or integrity of the wood.
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Cedar also has a minimal effect on the environment. Cedar wood emits low greenhouse gases, making it a renewable resource. Therefore, rest assured knowing that your beautiful cedar furniture is also a green choice.
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Reveng of the Sith
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oi! Wizardofcars, do you think Boba's ever had a girlfriend?
that has nothing to do with this topic, so it is spam. Also, there is already a topic for the question that you presented.
he must of though! He wuz flirting with the alien girls on ep 6 in jabbas palace! so Hah!
Not to be rude, but that is spam. Stay on topic! Also, the dancer in Jabba's palace was called Rystall, or something similar.
hey draco fett, was Rystall the blue blue twi'lek or the one that looked like Aurra Sing?
The one that boba tapped on the chin.
No offense, but STOP TALKING ABOUT THIS HERE. There is a topic where you can talk about it.
yeah!! thats it, the one that looked like Aurra Sing! thanks Draco.
You are welcome, but you have to sop talking about this here.
I didn't know this but during eps 4,5 and 6 boba was played by a numerus number of characters. .....!!?
That is not what this topic is about at all. You are spamming.
we shouldn't fight draco, i know im sending spam but i just dont know what to write?
I'm not trying to fight. You type about what the topic is about.
okay, i wonder why kit fisto and the other jedi masters got killed by darth sidious in ep 3? they looked so hard and experienced!
Draco, don't waste your energy, gren helmeted fett is obviously just a forum troll who thinks he is hilariously funny when the actual sad truth is that he has no life other than to go on forums and try to mess with the members.
Back on Topic, I just got a bunch of guys delivered today that I ordered online. Opening my BH box i did a little dance when I found Bossk, who i have been hoping for. Also I got Commander Cody and General Windu in my Champions boxes.
lucky! I just got a couple of clone troopers from 1 of my friends. He decided he had too many of them.
Thanks Draco and Boba got married. Anyone have the miniature Jango bounty hunter?
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The XNA Framework Game class provides a quick, easy, and portable way to host your game. It automatically creates a window for the game to run inside, initializes the graphics hardware, and offers simple Update and Draw methods for you to override. Sometimes the Game behavior just isn't flexible enough, though. Perhaps you want more control over how the window is created, or maybe you're writing a level editor and want to place Windows user interface controls around the 3D drawing surface.
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This is a guest post by Forest from Frugal Zeitgeist. Forest writes about frugality, finance, minimalism and lifestyle. In this article, Forest shares his experiences in the kitchen. Cooking great meals is a great way to save money and stay healthy, but it's a skill that I haven't developed for myself. Passion can boost motivation, though, and this article might help me find that passion about preparing meals.
When Flexo wrote about alternative financial resolutions he mentioned the idea of cooking more often at home. Cooking at home is often described as a way to save money. It will do that if you replace your dining-out habit, but it does much more than just improve your finances. Cooking can quickly become an enjoyable hobby, and when you get into the groove you can even use it to impress your friends. The health aspects cannot be overlooked, either. Replacing processed foods and restaurant foods with home-cooked versions, where you know the ingredients, will affect you and your family's diet in a positive way.
But you can't just expect to fire up the stove and produce an award-winning dish. Learning to cook takes time and patience. You will fail, and you will find that at times cooking isn't as economical as you originally thought it would be. Investing in a stock of spices and speciality ingredients can quickly blow a shopping budget!
In this post I want to share my journey into the wonderful world of cooking at home and then hopefully convince you to make it a regular activity and a beloved hobby.
How I found my passion in cooking
I never learned to cook anything as a kid. My kitchen wizardry stopped at being able to "cook" a perfect slice of toast and heat an egg in hot oil. Sometimes I would experiment, but I'll skip the tales of my candy-bar sandwich and curry hot chocolate. When I moved out of my parents' home at the age of seventeen, I sucked at cooking.
Luckily I had a corner store within twenty seconds of my house. I became a wiz at putting plastic-wrapped steak bakes and hamburgers into the microwave, and later I even progressed to turning on the oven to warm up a frozen pizza. Breakfast cereal was a favorite dinner of mine too. Cheerios for dinner! Yum!
This went on for quite some time. When I turned eighteen and started to throw regular pints of beer into the mix, my belly decided to grow big and round. Through the age of twenty, not much changed apart from my pants size.
Weight is easy to put on and reasonably easy to fix, but the bad habits had been affecting another aspect of my life, something not immediately apparent to most around me. As my belly grew, so did my overdraft. My money situation wasn't going too well.
In addressing the cash flow problem, I knew I had to make all sorts of cut-backs. It wasn't exactly a secret to me that my processed food habit was costing me a lot of money and I decided to tackle it by learning how to cook at home. This was also around the same time that I became vegetarian, which seriously reduced the selection of ready-made foods I could purchase at the corner store.
One of my first trips to the supermarket after the decision involved me stocking up on spaghetti, cans of tomatoes, dried basil, salt, pepper and lots of fruit.
I remember throwing myself head first into cooking, just like the way I refused to read instructions when I got a Transformer for Christmas. I didn't read any cookery books.
For one of my first home cooked meals, I threw a few cans of tomatoes into a large wok with a little oil. I tossed in a load of basil, a little salt and let it simmer for quite a few hours. The result was better than you may think for a first attempt, and although the work was minimal, I enjoyed throwing some stuff in a pot and coming out with an edible meal. I was intrigued enough to learn more.
I continued to develop my "tomatoes and stuff in wok" speciality and would try adding different veggies and herbs. One important thing I did do was learn the basics. This included cooking eggs in their various forms, the basics about herbs, simple stir fry, fried rice, stews and chilis. Occasionally I would follow a recipe.
The big change for me came when I quit my job and moved from England to Canada. I found food to be even more expensive in Canada, and my budget was very thin. I had left behind a high-paying job in London and was now washing dishes in a pub kitchen. Of course being around cooking all day was part of my inspiration, but working out how the hell to feed myself on minimum wage was the real kick in the butt.
I started to buy a lot of raw ingredients and had moved in with my girlfriend. A student and a kitchen boy needed some entertainment and that was where Manjula came in! We enjoyed making dinner together, even though it was stir fry most nights. Cooking with your family and friends can be a lot of fun and a motivation to push yourself forward. We both enjoyed curry so we learned how to cook it properly. I started to search for recipes online, and I discovered Manjula's Kitchen on Youtube. Manjula cooks a lot of great Indian dishes and her lackluster commentary creates a homey, "I can do this" vibe that I found quite warming. After my first Manjula curry I was hooked.
I was being reeled into this cooking thing.
When you make that great meal, something you never thought you could make, it's like you finally get it. Cooking can be drudgery, especially when you have to cook for many and you just don't enjoy it. I look at it like painting. Painting a house is boring as hell, and the outcome is nice, but nothing special. Paint a picture and you enjoy the whole process and the outcome immensely. If you approach cooking like painting a picture you'll enjoy it very much.
Next up for me was my other favorite food, bread. I had a drunken conversation with a Mexican lady who convinced me tortillas were just flour and water cooked in a flat pan. I had flour and water at home so a day or so later I mashed them together into a dough, rolled them into tortilla-shaped discs using a Snapple bottle, and fried them in a hot pan. Like my very first tomato experiment, it worked again — not perfect, but within reach of being able to be called bread!
This put me on a bread kick and I turned to the internet for a real loaf. The first recipe I ever used is one I still use today, and variations on the dough are easy to experiment with. There is something calming about kneading dough and something very satisfying about eating it hot out of the oven.
Where I am today?
I cook almost every day. Cooking is a hobby and something I do almost without thinking. I'll happily tackle any kind of cusine and challenge myself to new recipes on a regular basis. I'm not afraid to pick up something I have never seen before and experiment with it. I still make a lot of mistakes but that is half of the fun.
Along with my confidence, my knowledge of food sourcing and nutrition has increased. I try to buy in-season foods and balance my diet with meals that contain the right amount of carbs, proteins, good fats and all of that stuff.
I absolutely adore cooking. Food is something we all need, but good food is something we all love. The smugness and satisfaction from being able to match meals at your favorite restaurants is unbelievable. Cooking isn't an art or skill that only a few people have, it can be learned. If you keep at it, you will learn. You'll want to share your new-found love with friends, and they'll get the bug too.
Tips to start cooking
Starting off any new endeavor that you hope to grow into a hobby can be tough work. If things don't work out the first time, it is easy to give up. Often, fear of failure, poor early results and lack of time push people back to TV dinners and prepared meals. Like any feat you want to achieve, you need to go in knowing that you will fail, you will make terrible food, and your journey from a person who reads recipes to a full-fledged cook will not be linear.
Making failure part of the learning process will guard your self-esteem enough to help you get through the rough patches. Set goals and make time for cooking. Instead of going to the pub, stay home and follow a recipe, bake a cake for the family, or go shopping for a cook book.
I would suggest you set goals centered around being able to cook your favorite meal or a favorite meal for your family, learning to cook a few dishes of a certain cuisine, or replacing a regular store-bought item with a homemade alternative. The goal should be something that matters to you and keeps you focused. A solid option is baking bread that is better than the store variety. It's not easy but a skill that is a lot fun — and messy — to learn.
As your cooking progresses something will happen. Your lack of confidence will subside and you'll fall into the groove I mentioned earlier. For me, indicators of this were being able to add ingredients without measurement and being able to open anyone's pantry and put together a meal without a recipe book. At this stage, you won't be a master chef, but you'll be competent and confident enough to take on any recipe.
Experimentation is very important and is key to discovering the joy of cooking. If you think chocolate and chili pepper would be good on pork, try it. If you are bored at home, just grab some random ingredients and see what you can cook up.
Make cooking social
Keeping cooking a lonseome pursuit could stop it from progressing into a full-fledged hobby, so it's important to share. Sharing the cooking and eating experience with friends and family is one of the best parts.
I remember baking cakes as a young kid with my grandma, and I think baking and cooking with kids is a great learning tool. I wish cooking with my parents had been a part of my whole life. Cooking with your partner also brings in a new intimacy to a relationship and shares a responsibility that is often left to one person, most often the woman.
Expanding beyond family, it's great to host potluck meals or host a dinner party on rotation. Friends of mine set up a little club where four couples set four Saturday nights aside. Each Saturday night, the eight people would all visit one house, and the hosts would cook a three-course meal. The result was that it pushed everyone in that group to try to up their cooking game, and it was somewhat competitive. The dinner parties were successful enough that they have all improved their cooking skills.
Get started
I hope I have you convinced to give it a try and I hope you have overcome any apprehension. You may not even enjoy cooking at first, but you'll enjoy the challenge. Here are some tips to help you get started. Please come back to let us know how it went.
- Cook a basic flat bread that can be used for lunches, side dishes and more.
- Bake a real loaf of bread. This is the very first basic bread recipe I ever used, and it's good.
- Find an online video recipe for your favorite restaurant meal and try to make it.
- Use the ingredients in your pantry and create a random meal. It doesn't matter if it turns out bad, just mess around!
- Try another favorite dish or two from another part of the world.
- Invite a friend over for dinner and you cook. They can bring the wine.
Good luck with your new money-saving, healthy hobby.
Please don't hesitate to ask any questions, or ask for any resources, ideas or anything that comes to mind. If you love cooking, what inspired you to start?
Photos: John McClumpha, jeffreyw, woodleywonderworks
Updated April 13, 2016 and originally published January 6, 2012.