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German Pork ChopsFrom chefmeow 13 years ago
- 28 ounces canned sauerkraut drained and rinsed shopping list
- 2 teaspoons caraway seeds shopping list
- 4 pork loin chops shopping list
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper shopping list
- 2 cooking apples peeled cored and sliced shopping list
- 2 tablespoons raisins shopping list
- 4 teaspoons firmly packed brown sugar shopping list
- 4 tablespoons apple juice or water shopping list
How to make it
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Grease shiny side of four sheets of heavy duty aluminum foil.
- Place sauerkraut into a colander then press out excess liquid.
- Place 1/4 of sauerkraut onto center of each sheet of foil and sprinkle caraway seed over the top.
- Place pork chops onto top of sauerkraut and season with pepper.
- Arrange apple slices and raisins evenly over pork chops.
- Sprinkle each portion with 1 teaspoon brown sugar.
- Over each portion spoon 1 tablespoon apple juice or water.
- To wrap bring two opposite ends of foil up and over making a double fold to seal tightly.
- Close both ends and seal tightly.
- Place packets onto a baking sheet and bake 1 hour then remove from oven.
- Carefully open packets and transfer pork mixture onto individual serving plates.
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I made this last evening, and my husband and I enjoyed it very much! I had 2 thick pork chops so baked it for a half hour longer. I'll make this again so I give you a 5 forker!conner909 in Whereabouts loved it
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I have been waiting for this workout for what seems like a little over a month. I loved Paul's Kettlebell Drills workout dvd and Burn & Build far exceeded my expectations. It is a toughie!
This DVD is chaptered into 3 segments: Clinic – The Burn & Build Workout – and Core (setup just like the Drills dvd).
If you don't have a kettlebell, Paul has a background exerciser that uses a hand weight throughout.
What sets this workout apart from other kettlebell workouts is that a high step is utilized throughout! A high step looks like this:
I show you this so you don't think it is a step used for step aerobics. I tried to use mine in the clinic and it didn't really workout because I couldn't adjust it high enough for proper execution of the movements. I don't have a high step so I used my Rubbermaid step stool. I am sure this isn't recommended but until I can get a high step for workouts I will use my step stool and it did serve its purpose for me in this workout. If you have a handy husband or boyfriend maybe he can build you some kind of block out of wood.
This DVD is set up like his Drills DVD in that it has the Kettlebell Clinic which gives a look into the things to come. That way you won't be caught off guard when Paul throws a few new moves your way. This Clinic is 25 minutes long and you will need to do your own warmup and stretch in this segment. Paul does timed drills for each move or drill that he demonstrates so all in all this isn't a bad little workout for someone just starting out with a kettlebell who is an intermediate level or for someone advanced that wants a lighter day.
At the heart of this workout is Burn and Build. This is a 70 minute workout but it flew by really fast because I was working out so hard and my mind could only concentrate on the task at hand (although I think Paul is a real cutie). There is an 11 minute warmup. It prepares you for what is to come and it is not wimpy by any means. Paul starts right off and even mentions during the warmup that "this is work." After the warm up you start your burn and build segments. Paul uses 60 second timed drills throughout.
The first block is Cardio Burn. The first drill is a basic double hook swing for 60 seconds. The next drill of this block is a skater lunge four times with a bent over row on the fourth skater lunge for 60 seconds. The next swing drill is a side step out with a swing for 60 seconds. Then the skater drill is repeated on the other side and the final swing drill of this block is an alternating hand swing for 60 seconds.
The second block is Drill and Build with timed segments using the step for deadlifts and lunges and also uses some grinds for muscle work (you work your bicep). The high pulls off of the step in this segment are killer cardio!
The third block is Kombo Build starting with a step up step down clean to rack drill. The next drill in this segment is back lunge clean to rack + overhead press to standing recover after 30 seconds you have the option to add a pivot with the lunge. You repeat on the other side and then these two drills are then added together for a Kombo segment of the movements.
In block four Plank and Row you utilize the step to do just that. Paul builds on the techniques with the timed drills. The first drill is a single arm burpee using the step. He will give you some modifiers if the regular movement is too intense for you. Next you do a plank with a row that builds to a rotate and then after switching sides you put them altogether for a 60 second kombo. You will get some core work in this segment.
The fifth block is back to some cardio for the Cardio Drill and Burn with squat catches that move into a rotation after 30 seconds. Next is some tricep work with dips off of your step. Paul offers a modifer in case you cannot do the dips for 60 seconds. The last minute of this block is hops with a kettlebell swing into step backs. This really gets the heart rate up.
Block six is the Windmill Kombo which utilizes drills that Paul builds into kombos with all of the movements. The snatch to windmill drill is first. After that it is a windmill to side plank with crunch drill. The kombo is a snatch to windmill to the side plank (no crunches) for 60 seconds. These are completed on both sides.
The seventh and final block is the Burn and Build Power Segment. Paul does a couple of kombos that he just goes into without building up from segmented drills. The first is a lateral grind step up overhead press lateral lunge. After 30 seconds he adds a knee up for extra work if you choose (you don't have to do it). You may have to view the first time but you will catch on quick. The second kombo is lateral lunge two times to front lunge two times with arm options being a rack with the lateral lunge and some chops added to the front lunge. The last push of this block is a front lunge off of the high step with a thread through your legs and after 30 seconds you switch to a power hop lunge while pushing up the kettlebell. I am not going to lie. At this point I had to bring my foot off of the step because I have bad balance and didn't want to hurt my knees so I did the movement of the lunge push on the floor and it still got my heart rate up. You repeat these on the other side of the step and you are then finished and go into a nice stretch.
As I said before, because you are working so hard, time really does fly by and you will feel like you definitely got your workout in for the day! Paul's demeanor is really motivating and his instruction is spot on. A cute quote I remember is after you just worked out really hard in a drill Paul says, "No time for rest!" He says it in a way that is sweet and charming and makes you want to push through. The workout is fast paced but I did have enough time between blocks that I could grab a quick drink or towel off throughout but there are no set timed breaks.
The final chapter of this DVD includes a Core Bonus workout. Paul's core work is really phenomenal. This segment is 21 minutes long. The warmup of this workout is a basic seated crunch on the step holding the bell. Paul offers a modification and I will say that this is a challenging move. The next exercise is a seated rotation + overhead press. Paul adds some more seated crunches with an option to lift the bell over your head. Rotations are then done on other side. The next Kombo I thought was kind of fun it is the frog hop crawl to pushup to rotating planks. This kombo is 120 seconds long but with all of that movement you need all of that time. I liked that Paul didn't stay on the floor for this core workout as he did in his Drills dvd. Next is a real strength challenge with the pike to plank (done w/ feet on step hands on floor) with knee cross rotations. Whew what a stabilization challenge that is. A drill of crunches w/ a bridge while holding the kettlebell up and keeping your feet on the step really takes thing to the next level. Then another fun drill of horn grip rolling crunch torches makes you feel like a kid at play. Two more drills of a crunch with alternating halo and steering wheel crunches prepare you for the final Kombo. The final two segments are 90 second Kombos done on each side of crunch raising the arm for 30 seconds to adding a leg chop and isolating the crunch for 30 seconds and crunching them both together for 30 seconds. Paul does a short stretch at the end.


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Maxfli Australian Blade Irons
Maxfli Australian Blade Irons
[Jan 14, 2013]
Angus Macleod
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Aussie blades
What a set of irons. The most wonderful set I have ever stuck a ball with. No other club offers such control over elevation and shot shaping. As far as blades go, the sweet spot is relativly large (my handicap 14 boss is begging to buy them from me...sorry boss, not gonna happen.)
[Aug 05, 2012]
Alan Waterworth
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Maxfli Pro Special Irons
I have a full set of these wonderful clubs, Maxfli Pro Special, bought them second hand from a friend some years ago, and haven't looked at buying any other irons since; they are truly wonderful to play with. Yes, as you would expect with blades, they are quite unforgiving with miss hit shots, but that only serves to make you work on your ball striking. I'm a mid handicapper and have no problems acheiving loft, distance, backspin and even shaping the ball in the air, despite these clubs being around 30 years old. I had the loft and lie adjusted to my swing by my local pro when I lived back in the UK, highly recommended for anyone considering buying a set of blades.
[Jul 17, 2012]
martin cullen
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: maxfli austrailian blades
i had a set of these in the mid eighties when i was a junior golfer playing off 9!
[Feb 25, 2010]
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: maxfli australian blade
Were popular amongst tour pro's in the late 70's when this model first appeared on the asian tour and obviously in austalia. I've never seen an original 70's model, but I guess it had a special grind, which american pro's wanted but could not get here in the united states. I only have a 5 iron and sand wedge of this model, the mid iron no doubt being a demo club. The one thing that I really like about the 5 iron is the dull leading edge. This ain't a digger like many other players clubs that have that sharp leading edge.The r-100 shaft is a big help too. These clubs aren't at all easy to find, the last used Maxflis I remember seeing were the revolutions. And if a person has poor swing habits they are not all that easy to use either. Price wise I believe they were less expensive than mizuno's or macgregor's.
Similar Products Used:
mizuno mp14,taylor made burner tour irons[1997 models], a few other blades I bought as singles.
[Dec 09, 2009]
Mike D
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Australian Blades
I have had this set of maxfli australian blades for most of my life. I have tried to hit other irons such as forged and oversized clubs. NOTHING... can match the feel and play of the Australian blade. It has the feel and response that I crave in a iron. It is truly easy to get loft on the ball or keep it a little bit closer to the ground when needed. It gives you the feedback that is desired when playing. When you strike the ball cleanly it feels TRUE off the face. I Highly doubt I will play with any other club then the Ausie Blade.
[Mar 26, 2008]
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Maxfli Australian Blade
What a awesome set of irons.....they have great feel....soft off the face and easy workability. These would good for ethier a player going from cavity backs to blades or a veteran blade user.....just an amzing set of irons with a classic look!!!
Customer Service
None required!!
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I have a set of MP 67's....but these are a ten times better iron than them!!!
[Jun 28, 2006]
kzg golf
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: maxfli australian blades
These irons are great feeling and are very good if you are an accurate golfer because you can shape the ball with ease. The first comp game i played using these clubs and i shot 76.the dont go very far if you dont hit them out of the middle. Overall i think these clubs are grate, but are hard to buy.
Similar Products Used:
the bridgestoe j33 blades, they are forged so they are a bit easier to hit
[Dec 11, 2004]
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: Maxfli Australian Blades
UpNDownGolf.com ebay bid is where I got these badboys. These clubs are made for one thing. Lower Scoring!! CG10 look, super soft feel, and very rare to find brand new. I suggest upndowngolf on ebay if you'd like import, hard to find, golf clubs.
Customer Service
I'm an avid net shopper. Golfio gave me a bad first impression. TGW takes too long on shipping. Golfsmith's just another golf site. UpNDownGolf/Customer service was the best over all. Check'em out on Ebay. Almost 10,000 sold products. Not bad for a local shop in southern CA.
Similar Products Used:
Not similar, but have used. Cobra SZ Irons Nike Slingshots Mizuno T-Zoid True
[May 16, 2004]
Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: Maxfli Australian Blade '92
I have owned these irons for a few years and they are my regular sticks. Best way to sum them up is this - they will exaggerate every good and bad move you put on the ball. They may be the most accurate irons I have ever tried but they are not forgiving. I am not one of these folks who feels the need to put a handicap number on who should play a certain type of iron. But I will suggest you have confidence in your iron game before deciding on these clubs. All in all they are basically awesome, though.
Customer Service
Never used.
Similar Products Used:
Mizuno MP-33, Hogan Apex Blades, Walter Hagen Haig Ultras (great clubs), Ram Tour Grind, and many others.
[Sep 16, 2002]
tim jones
Shoots in the 80s
Model Reviewed: maxfli australian blade
I have found the maxfli irons and woods the best clubs i have ever used. They are light and sure with the feel to direct the balls to an intended landing zone with accuracy, not many clubs have such a feel. My range is good with them as good as more expensive clubs.
Similar Products Used:
Cobra rifle steel shaft, Brosnan, Titleist


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Google was nice enough to inform us that today was the Flintstone's birthday, so I thought old Dino could use a little doodling… I always loved that silly dinosaur!
Google was nice enough to inform us that today was the Flintstone's birthday, so I thought old Dino could use a little doodling… I always loved that silly dinosaur!
My nephew asked me about a month ago to draw these three weird little dudes from the internet. They are Dr.Octogonapus, Weejee, and MOAR krabs. I hope he likes them.
Here are a few more of his doodles that I've been meaning to sprinkle in since this summer.
Tonight was the finale of the second Colony experiment. Overall, I think this season was a lot more realistic (no doctor or a trio of engineers) but the last few minutes of the finale were a little disappointing.
Tonight I checked our Netflix Queue and it looks like they already sent out my Iron Man 2 disc so I should get it on release day!!! I had to draw the little guy from the end of the movie for my doodle…
Tonight I finally caved and installed American Conquest – Divided Nations on my laptop so we could battle it out over our LAN. His little brother kept running back and forth and being quite the informant. It was a pretty fun little game, but I forgot how long it takes to play strategy games.
I've been short on time lately for the doodles, so I might have to start putting up more work without inking it.
Our son's school asked me to make up some signs to put around the library for their reading club, so I stole some graphics I'd made for their certificates and came up with these three. Now to print them to card stock, cut them out, and laminate.
Tonight our Youngest wanted to watch Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. I always loved the ridiculous scene at the beginning when Sid decides to be a mother to a trio of huge eggs he finds.
On Big Bang Theory tonight, Howard Wolowitz had some funny misadventures with one of his engineering marvels.
I don't know where this idea came from, I really don't…
Tonight I finally got to see G.I.Joe Resolute, which was a pretty good action packed flick. I thought Snake Eyes was even cooler in this video then usual (if that's possible). I used the same Barney Stinson pose from yesterday, but added some kung-fu grip hands…
Tonight the new Fall season of some of our favorite shows started, so I thought I'd doodle up Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson on the computer real quick. That character is appalling and likable at the same time.
The Disney channel had Wall-E on the other night and I recorded it, so I sat down and watched it with the boys after we got back from the park and a really long walk.
I was just playing with shapes and curves and this was the result.
Tonight was the premiere of the new season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. One of the cool things was during the commercial breaks prior to the show they kept showing this simple two-toned graphic of a clone helmet. That inspired this doodle, which for all it's simplicity took twice as long as I wanted it to.


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Introduction: Pacman Tile Mosaic Desk
Hey everybody!
This instructable is for a Pacman tile mosaic desk that I made!
Although it's very time consuming, and requires quite a bit of patience, this project is EXTREMELY simple and yields a very professional looking finished piece if done correctly.
The desk I used was a cheap one I purchased from Ikea quite a while ago, but pretty much any spare desk/table that you have should work.
This is a great project for repurposing old furniture that might otherwise be bound for the garbage dump!
Step 1: The Importance of a Layout
If you plan on doing this project, the very first thing you are going to have to do is come up with a plan.
Start off by figuring out what you want your table to look like!
Since everyone who does this will probably be using a different type of desk or table, everyone's canvas is likely to be a different size or shape…so unfortunately, that means there is really no way for me to make just one concrete pattern for everyone to use.
HOWEVER, I have included a ton of different patterns, samplers from many different video games, so you can pick and choose what you want to put on your surface!
(If you would like to use images from a game that I haven't listed, feel free to let me know in the comments and I would be happy to help you out!)
Start out by drawing a diagram.
Make a scale drawing of your table surface, and incorporate a grid to fit in the images you chose.
Your grid squares can be whatever size you want, BUT, keep in mind that it will determine what size tiles you use. You can use whole small tiles, or cut larger tiles to a custom size if needed.
Example: I made one inch grid squares because I wanted to use one inch tiles.
Be creative! Have fun coloring things in, transposing the squares from my pattern images onto the squares of your table scale grid, and make something unique!
Step 2: Ingredients
-Coarse sandpaper
-Tiles in a variety of colors*
-Tile nippers
-Tile adhesive
-Waterproof grout
-Grout application tool (float, trowel, or squeegee)
-Razor blade or scissors
*When picking up your supplies, your tile choice is going to be very important.
Once you finish your grid layout, you are going to have to track down all of the tile colors you need. You might end up buying tiles from more than one location, so be sure that they are all the same thickness and the same finish!
If they are different thicknesses your table will not be flat and smooth!
And your table will look very strange if your tiles are a combination of glossy and matte finish. (Unless of course, you planned it that way…in which case you might be able to create a neat effect!)
The tiles I purchased were sheets of one inch backsplash tiles, which means they came attached to a mesh backing.
If you purchase tiles like this, you can simply cut them apart using scissors or a razor blade.
Step 3: Prepare Your Surface
To make sure the tiles adhere properly and securely, use coarse sand paper to sand the surface of your table.
Then, wipe the table clean with a damp rag making sure no sawdust remains.
It is best to apply the tiles to a flat, clean, dry surface.
Step 4: Placing Your Tiles
Next, using the layout you made in step 1 as your guide, place your tiles.
Start in a corner, and apply glue and stick them one at a time, methodically working your way out.
Use tile nippers if you need to cut any pieces to fit in corners or around curves.
Consult the tile adhesive packaging and allow for adequate drying time.
Step 5: Grouting Your Cracks
Once your tile adhesive is dry, you are going to want to use a grout to fill in the cracks to permanently seal your table and give it a nice finish.
I chose a water proof grout to protect against spills.
Keep in mind that grout comes in different colors, so be sure to compliment your design. The grout I used was just an ordinary white.
I am including general grouting instructions, just so you have an idea of what will be required of you to finish this project, but be sure to apply your grout following the instructions on the packaging because there are many different types!
Fill a bucket or container with water. The amount of water will vary according to the size of the project. The grout manufacturer's instructions will advise the proper amount for each job.
Add grout powder to the water until the recommended amount of grout has been added. For small grout joints, the grout mixture should be the consistency of peanut butter or slightly firmer. Larger grout joints require a consistency of bread dough or slightly softer.
Apply the grout. Prepare all joints in advance to ensure they are free from dust or any debris. Using a rubber grout float or trowel, begin working the grout into the tile joints completely. Apply the grout at a 30 degree angle to the tile all the way across project. Then apply in the same manner in the opposite direction until all joints are filled. Turn the float or trowel to a 90 degree angle and swipe across surface to remove excess grout. Most grouts are water-soluble and can be wiped up if grout flows over to tiles.
Sprinkle dry grout mixture directly onto the joints of the tile. Rub the dry grout in a circular motion and into the tile joints until they are uniform. Repeat this process.
Maintain temperature. An ambient temperature produces smooth, even results. Excessive or rapid heating or cooling may result in uneven or discolored grout.
Remove residue. Allow 30 to 40 minutes of drying time before wiping residue from the project surface. Apply a damp sponge to the tiled area and wipe away in a circular motion any remaining film or residue. A terry rag can be used for the final polishing.
Step 6: Finished!
Enjoy your new piece of furniture and congratulate yourself on a job well done!
If anyone creates anything simliar to this, please post below...I would love to see other peoples versions!
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surprised this hasn't had more attention
very cool
This is amazing! Where can you buy those tiles in 1 inch squares?
This is so Cool! I love it! I wish I still had little kids in the house so I could do the same.
this is the coolest thing i've ever saw!!!! i love it!!!
Five stars!
very cool! I like how the mosaic makes it look really pixelated like the actual game. Superb job!
I love this! Great job! I'm digging all the colors too! ;)
That's particularly awesome.
Oh I just adore this! I'm a huge fan of mosaics and I'm a big game loving fan, this is WONDERFUL! I want to do some game themed things in my classroom, I want my theme to be "School is just a game, play to win". I could see something like this being fantastic on a supply table! If I wind up making it I will definitively show you! Thanks for such a wonderful 'able!


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Two Muslim lawyers accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice were handed anonymity by a judge for "cultural reasons".
A ban on reporting the cases of Asha Khan, 30, and her brother Kashif, 35, was only lifted after journalists appealed the restruction.
The decision can now be revealed after the trial of the pair ended, after more than a year of court proceedings.
Asha Khan was convicted of the charge while her brother was acquitted.
Defence lawyers had initially argued that the Khans should be granted anonymity because members of their family, who are of Pakistani origin, would pass judgement if the case was reported.
Mr Khan is a criminal defence lawyer, and his sister had been a trainee solicitor at the family firm in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Both faced charges after their father Mohammed Khan was caught speeding when he did not have a driving licence.
Asha Khan lied on his behalf, saying the driver was a man who worked for the family business.
At the Khans' original trial at Carlisle Crown Court, Asha Khan's barrister Glenn Gatland argued for the reporting restrictions.
He said: "Miss Khan is quite upset that if matters are reported she doesn't feel she would be able to give her evidence as freely as she would have done otherwise.
"That's her concern. Culturally, it's very difficult for them to say things in public. The evidence would be impacted on by the cultural background of Miss Khan."
The ban on reporting the case was imposed by Judge Peter Hughes at Carlisle because of the "cultural sensitivities".
But two days later he overturned the order following a challenge by journalists. The judge said: "People of all faiths or no faiths should be treated in precisely the same way."
However, the initial joint trial of brother and sister was discontinued and the case was relisted at York.
It was agreed there would be two separate hearings with reporting restrictions to remain until the outcomes to ensure the proceedings were not prejudiced.
York Crown Court heard Mohammed Khan was caught by a speed camera on Jesmond Road, Newcastle, on August 14 2010 while driving Asha's silver BMW.
The jury heard the corner shop owner had been "merrily driving around" for years without a licence including passing a police station on his way to work for 18 years.
He was convicted of driving without a licence three times between 1998 and 2007 but never told his family.
Asha Khan, who had been given the BMW as a graduation present, arrived back from Paris to find the notice of intended prosecution.
She told the fixed penalty unit the driver was David Moat, who worked in a shop which was part of the family business.
She claimed she was told by her family that Moat had borrowed the car. But the prosecution said she must have known this was not true.
She had even been sent a picture of the driver - who looked nothing like David Moat - by the fixed penalty unit, the court heard.
After Moat failed to respond to letters for months, he was summoned to appear before South East Northumberland Magistrates for the speeding offence.
The day before, Kashif Khan had his office fax the court in Bedlington a letter on Moat's behalf, indicating he wanted to plead guilty by post and offering mitigation.
Moat was subsequently fined £100 with £30 costs and six penalty points for the speeding offence.
Prosecutor Jacob Dyer told the jury at York there was "no dispute in this case" that the man actually driving the car was Mohammed Khan.
"It was hoped by supplying the false details that the trail would be lost and the fixed penalty unit would eventually take no further action," he said.
"But the suspicions of the unit were aroused."
The Khans, who worked for KK Solicitors in Newcastle and live at the family home in Grainger Park Road, denied trying to pervert the course of justice.
Asha Khan was convicted by a jury last month and will be sentenced in the New Year, along with her father and Moat, who both admitted their part in the plot.
Kashif Khan collapsed weeping in the dock after being cleared earlier this month by a jury which accepted he had only been trying to help Moat by filling in the form.
He argued he did not know what was going on and was "stunned" to be arrested by police.
Sobbing in the dock, he told the jury: "It was horrible. All my life I have worked so hard and told the truth. I felt like I was being fitted up."
After the verdict, journalists applied for all reporting restrictions to be lifted and Judge Stephen Ashurst agreed, saying:
"It seems to me all these orders were designed to ensure that a fair trial was not prejudiced in Asha Khan and Kashif Khan's case.
"Now proceedings have concluded I can't see there's any justification for continuing these orders."


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A short sentence, or even a paragraph, can provide a summation of feeling, inform us, or inspire an idea. This is a collection of some of my favourites.
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe.Albert Einstein
In the beginning the Universe was created.Douglas AdamsThe Restaurant at the End of the Universe
This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.Marilyn Monroe
What can the harvest hope for, if not for the care of the Reaper Man?Reaper ManTerry Pratchett
I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.Maya AngelouPoet
Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.Rob Siltanen


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Tuesday, 14th May, Ferguson Creek. Started at 8.30 a.m., on a north course, to the place I turned back from yesterday; arrived at noon; changed course to 345 degrees. Started again at 12.20. At 1 p.m. crossed a gum creek that has the appearance of water. At 1.40 changed course to 260 degrees, and came upon two large water holes, apparently very deep, situated in the rocks--they are seemingly permanent. Camped. I named this creek Lawson Creek, after Dr. Lawson, J.P., of Port Lincoln. A number of natives have been camped about them. We found another canoe, of the same description as the one in which the bones of the child were found--it is broken and burned, and seems to have been used as a vessel for holding water. Wind south-east, blowing strong. Mornings and evenings very cold. Latitude, 17 degrees 43 minutes 30 seconds.


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This latest poem TIT for TAT; or the Rater rated was published in The Ulster Miscellany in 1753 ie before Robert Burns was even born. Nine of the poems were entitled Scotch poems. They are all anonymous, but were written in the Laggan area of East Donegal. In this one, a Laggan farmer is infuriated at the local Church of Ireland rector's attempts to gather tithes (which were taken regardless of your denomination) and his wife gives the rector's wife a piece of her mind.
A new song, in Way of Dialogue, between a Laggan farmer and his Wife
Ye're welcome hame, my Marg'y,
Frae the grim craving clergy;
How deeply did they charge ye,
Wi' fair oppresive tythe?
While some are chous'd, and cheated;
Some rattled are, and rated;
Ye hae been better treated,
I trow, ye luick sae blythe.
I hae been wi' the rector;
His wife did scould and hector;
Instead o' a guid lecture –
Quo' she, 'Ye go too fine,
'With scarlet cloaks and bedgowns,
'With velvet puggs and plaid-gowns,
'With ruffled sleeves and headrounds,
'More rich and gay than mine.'
'Forbear, proud madam Persian,
'Take back ye'r ain aspersian,
'Wi' tea, ye'r chief diversion,
'Ye waste ye'r time awa;
'While dressing ye'r and pinning,
'I'll spin, and bleach my linnen,
'And wear my ain hands winning,
'Ye rector's lazy daw.
'I rise e'er the cocks craw day;
'My hands I spare not a' day,
'And wi' my farmer laddie
'At night I take my ease;
'My husband plows and harrows,
'He sows and reaps the farrows,
'Shame fa' them wad change marrows,
'For rector's gown and chaise.
'Sure some kind deed has brought us
'Yon yellow chiel, that taught us
'To cleek the tythe potatoes
'Frae ilk a greedy gown!
'Nae bishop, dean, or rector,
'Nae vicar, curate, proctor,
'Dare ettle now to doctor
'Our skeedyines under ground.
Dear Madgie, e'en fairfaw ye!
I'm blest that e'er I saw ye!
A braid-claith coat I aw ye,
Fac'd wi a velvet cape:
May milk and meal ne'er fail ye,
May loss of yews ne'er ail ye,
But geer grow on ye daily,
For birking madam Crape.
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Interview with Tommie Wilhelmsen
Originally published at Nordic Design Blog. Please leave any comments there.
We have written about breathtaking architecture of Aurland Look Out in Norway in our blog, it was created by two Norwegian architects, Todd Saunders & Tommie Wilhelmsen.
Tommie Wilhelmsen is talented and famous architect, he was born in 1973 in Stavanger. He graduated from the Bergen School of Architecture in 2000. In 2001 he set up his professional studio in Stavanger, on the west coast of Norway. His work focuses mainly on the residential typology. In spring 2006 Wilhelmsen will be one of 6 invited offices in an exhibition of young Norwegian architects in Ferrarra, Italy.
This time Tommie Wilhelmsen is our guest, and he was so friendly to answer to few our questions:
NDB: Hi Tommie, many readers of NDB have seen pictures of Aurland Look Out, and this creation is very popular among many lovers of Scandinavian design and architecture, can you describe the creative process, how this beautiful idea was developed, and how the collaboration with Todd Saunders influenced to final result?
TW: Todd and I were working on our self built cabin in Hardanger at the time of the competition. We just made the foundation, a 30m long "cat walk" in-between the threes. Seeing such a simple, but long line built in nature was very inspiring. The lookout in Aurland has very much of the same idea, but there we had the possibility to go out, into the air. I felt sure already from the first sketches that we would win this competition.
NDB: Where do you get your inspiration from?
TW: Drawing architecture is for me very much like daydreaming. You can imagine anything.
NDB: Tell us about your favorite work you have done?
TW: Favorite work, is always what is under construction. These days a private family house in Stavanger is being finished, called Villa Vivendelstien. Very pure and white. Maybe the simplest and well organized house I done so far. I think itâ™s nice to develop from project to project, and not just remake "old hits"
NDB: This is a popular question that we ask our favorites. What the top three songs are currently on your playlist?
TW: Well my Mac keeps record of most played song on in my office, so this is actually correct. The list is as followed: 1) Cowgirl in the sand / Neil Young 2) Tower of song / Leonard Cohen 3) Coney Island Baby / Lou Reed. Definitely time to by some music form this century for me…
NDB: Can you point to three Scandinavian Architects/Designers which creations you love?
TW: Listing up great Scandinavian designers and architects would be a much greater list then three names. But among young architects working and building now I believe the young Norwegian team Brendeland & Kristoffersen did great on Svartlamoen student housing project. Looking forward to their next project. I like the finish office K2S architects, the brand new canopy for the Helsinki Olympic stadium is great. I follow with great interest Danish architect Dorthe Mandrup. My favorite building from her office is the Kvartehus in Jamtlandsgade in Copenhagen.
NDB: Finally Tommie, any words of wisdom for our Nordic Design Blog readers?
TW: I am too young for wisdom, hope it stays that way for a while…
NDB: Thank you, Tommie, and we wish you inspiration in your creative work!


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All members welcome at the October General Committee meeting Tuesday 25 October 7.30 White Rock Theatre
This month's General Committee meeting of the Hastings and Rye Labour Party will be held in the fully accessible Sussex Room of the White Rock Theatre opposite the pier. Apart from reports, including from Peter Chowney, leader of the council, there are several motions up for discussion. They include ones critical of the national bureaucracy of the Labour Party in restricting the voting rights of members, and calling on the national general secretary to reinstate suspended members and for the rules of the party to be applied consistently.
We will also discuss a motion calling for a full public inquiry into the actions of the police at the Orgreave coking plant on 18 June during the 1984 -85 miners' strike.The Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign has been lobbying the Home Office to obtain this for some years. Apart from being a nationally important issue given the military – style policing employed on that day it is also particularly relevant locally given that Amber Rudd is now Home Secretary.
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For centuries coffee has provided inspiration, warmth, energy, clarity, contemplation and a chance to savor and share "the good life" for all those who enjoyed its robust flavors and rich aromas. It wasn't until 1870, in a southern town in Italy that true coffee perfection, was created by the founding family of Caffè1870. This was when our family opened our first coffee house and served fresh coffee roasted daily with passion and dedication.
Stepping into a Caffè1870 – The Italian Coffee House is like stepping back in time. Here you'll find a slower pace and a chance to re-discover the finer, simpler things like food, family and friends. Of course, there's always the coffee. Each cup is hand-brewed by baristas who are trained in the ways of our founder, Domenico, with a respect, reverence and passion for truly authentic Italian espresso. Our menu features Italian-inspired Panini sandwiches, mediterranean style salads, light croissant breakfasts, cheeses, dressings, fresh vegetables, pastries, spices and flavors.
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How To Setup And Remotely Access A Linux Machine With Openssh Via Putty Exe
To better understand the tutorial, read the background behind writing this article here
How to reserve an ip for your device?
I will be explaining on reserving an ip for a device via router's settings. My router's model is TL-WR740N, brand TP-Link. However the sole concept and procedure is similar for all the routers. First, go to your router's settings,
192.168.0.1 (in my case)
Now provide valid credentials for user and password. For most of the routers, the default username and password is admin
Click on the DHCP option, present in the menu in left side in case of TP-Link
Now go ahead and click on Address Reservation
Click Add New so you can reserve an ip address for a device. You will be required to enter the Mac Address of the device.
Open up terminal with the combination of keys Ctrl + Alt + T in your linux machine and enter the following command.
Since I connect via WI-FI, I look for Hwaddr under wlan0.
Go ahead and paste this mac address to the address reservation menu.
After this, enter a desired ip address, in my case 192.168.0.106. Check enable and save the settings.
Once done, you will be required to reboot the router to save these settings. That's all for a static local ip.
Setting up openssh-server and port Forwarding
It is dead simple to set up openssh server in linux machine. Follow along,
Enter the following command to get openssh-server
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
Now, to keep the openssh running, hit the following command
sudo service ssh start
The default port for ssh is 22
Another step is to forward the incoming traffic to my router's public ip in port 22 to the local ip of the linux device. In my case to 192.168.0.106
For this, we again go to the router's settings. Open up browser and go to 192.168.0.1 or something similar to open the router's settings.
Find the menu named Forwarding or something similar and click the option. Now under the sub-menu click on virtual servers.
Once done click Add New
Fill the details :
Service Port : 22
Internal Port : 22
IP Address: 192.168.0.106 (the local ip of the machine with openssh running)
Protocol: All (TCP/UDP)
Status: Enabled
Go ahead and save it.
What have we done so far? Assigned a static ip to a device. Installed openssh-server in the linux machine and run it. Forwarded the incomming traffic to port 22 of the router to the local ip of the machine.
Another step. Based on your ISP, the public ip for your internet surfing may change but is static most of the time. In my case the ip barely changes. So all I have to do is rot the public ip which is what I did.
How to access a device remotely via ssh while on Windows machine
Prerequisite: The machine running openssh-server must be powered on. However it is not necessary to login. Also openssh-server remains in running state by default when device is powered on.
Download putty.exe from here. Putty is a telnet and ssh client for windows. The size of the software is very small and you need not install it. It's a download and run software.
Once downloaded, run putty.exe. Enter the public ip of your home network, specify port 22 and check ssh then press open. This will open a terminal. If the connection was established meaning both the home network and the network you are at is connected to internet, you will be prompted for login credentials of your remote device. Providing the correct login credentials will give you access to your device at home network via command line.
Search for a file and send an email with attachment remotely via ssh and some python
Now that you have access to your linux machine remotely. You can use ls commands to find the location of the file you are looking for.
In my case, it's present inside /home/bhishan/lispcognitive.odt
To send this file via email, we will be using python interactive shell.
Run the command to open python shell
We will be using two standard modules in python namely smtplib and email to send email with an attachment.
The snapshot shows the codes I used to send email
Below, I've nicely formatted the codes in a more readable way.
import smtplib from email.mime.application import MIMEApplication from email.mime.multipart import MIMEMultipart from email.mine.text import MIMEText from email.utils import formatdate me = "firstname.lastname@example.com" you = "email@example.com" password = "password" msg = MIMEMultipart( From = me, To = you, Date = formatdate(localtime=True), Subject = "Sending email with attachment via python" ) msg.attach(MIMEApplication(file("/home/bhishan/listcognitive.odt").read())) s = smtplib.SMTP_SSL("smtp.gmail.com") s.login(me, password) s.sendmail(me, [you], msg.as_string()) s.quit()
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Great to see more EV charges for electric cars getting around. With the move on making world a better place to live with reduced Carbon monoxide, It is required to have more charging stations along with the increase in the usage of electric cars.
at the same time, it would be great to make the battery technology improved for better efficiency in terms of both charging efficiency and consumption while driving.


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We are delighted to announce that discount ticket sales will commence on Thursday, April, 2015 from 10:00 am.
If you to want be sure to reserve your favourite place to see the next production of this monumental concert show then, because of the anticipated huge interest, you are recommended to purchase your tickets online by clicking on the following link as soon as sales start.
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- 50% discount for young people up to the age of 18 for the afternoon performance.
(The discounts cannot be combined. Young people over 14 years old with 50% discount tickets for the afternoon family performance may be asked for ID with photo at the entrance.)
The 2014 show attracted 46,000 visitors in a single weekend, filling the Budapest Sports Arena four times over. This propelled HAVASI Symphonic into the #2 spot on Billboard's ranking of ticket sales worldwide – an international sensation in the modern classical genre.
The show, of course, will present plenty of new surprises, but those who want to relive their favourite moments from earlier shows will not be disappointed either.
News updates on the international guest stars, surprise announcements and other details will roll out continuously on the official HAVASI Facebook page and, of course, subscribers to our newsletter will be kept informed of all the latest news.
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- Closes
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- Sector
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- Contract Type
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- Hours
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The Opportunity
Vhi currently has excellent career opportunities for doctors working in, or with an interest in, Urgent Care. Offering competitive salaries, excellent benefits and education opportunities, these are positions for doctors interested in developing their career as part of Vhi Health& Wellbeing.
The Company
Vhi is Ireland's No.1 Health Insurer. Vhi Health & Wellbeing has been established to develop medical, health and wellbeing services for Vhi customers. Vhi currently provides a range of health and wellbeing services to its customers, including SwiftCare Clinics providing leading Urgent Care services.
The Role
You will work as part of a multidisciplinary team in a vibrant and team-focused environment that has the patient at the centre of everything we do. This is an opportunity to make an impact at an exciting time and in a progressive environment. Opportunity for postgraduate training in Urgent Care will be provided. The roles will initially be located in Vhi SwiftCare Clinics in Dublin and Cork. Following a significant refurbishment to our facility in Dundrum last year, further investment in our infrastructure is planned over the coming years, which will provide a clinical working environment that is unmatched within Ireland. An opportunity to train and practise lifestyle medicine, including complementary and alternative medicine, will be offered to successful candidates as part of Vhi's holistic Health and Wellbeing approach.
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- Scheme 2: 42-96165 6B-T 'Big Hairy Bird' of the 599th BS, 397th BG
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.:Sword:. Lockheed T-33 Shooting Star
.:Air-Graphics:. Lynx decal sheet incoming
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.:MisterCraft:. Sabre and Hellcat... Ex Heller Kits rebox?
.:Sova-M:. Dassault Falcon 50M Surmar (French Navy)
.:NH Detail:. Mil Mi-22 and Mil Mi-10 sets
A72-065 Mil Mi-22 Detail set for AModel (72149)
A72-066 Mil Mi-10 Detail set for AModel (72172)
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It has been a while since we have announced the 1/72 and 1/48 brand new kits of the French Super Mystere jet. Here we are so happy to be able to share with you the very first photos of the 1/72 scale sprue samples we received literally just a few minutes ago. Now we are going to examine the samples thoroughly and begin the rather strenuous and time taking process of debugging the moulding tools and depending on the outcome of this process, it could be possible for the first examples to reach the market later this year.
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The Attack Squadron models and accessories have gained a lot of popularity. Therefore, the end of their production by Arma Hobby, met with a stir in the modelling world. Arma Hobby focuses on the production of plastic models, but it is already known who will continue the production of resin models from Attack Squadron. Read the statement:
Arma Hobby proudly informs that production rights to Attack Squadron resin kits and accessories range were sold to Mr Jan Sobotka, the owner of Hauler and Brengun model kit brands. They will be continued under brand Brengun in future.
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Using traditional techniques we learnt from our Mum & a bit of TLC, we make all of our food using fresh ingredients from our wonderful trusted local suppliers. Each dish takes us back to our childhood when as a family of 9 we would all eat together and have some of our best-cherished, every day food to feast on. There are few things that can beat a hot bowl of great Pho, just ask Mum!FOOD MENU


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Product Overview
Helmet Illner B
The name of the maker is one of the top reasons that determine the choice of violin for some people. For this reason, the violins of Stradivari, Guarneri, and Amati command ridiculously high prices. Aside from the history of their string instruments, their creations are coveted by millions simply because of the name attached to it. Even a millionaire who can't tell one string from another would spend heavily for a chance to own an instrument directly created by the aforementioned three. In some sense, this is also the reason why most luthiers always marketed their works to resemble, at least in principle, the works of the old masters.
For the past several decades, one of the most sought after violin makers is the German Helmut Illner. He is a master luthier who has won several violin making competitions in the past. Many of his works are sought for their incredible sound quality and physical beauty. The old masters would have been proud to know the works of this modern day luthier.
The Helmut Illner B Model violin is a moderately priced violin that has top range quality. It is made of seasoned Chinese spruce that is painstakingly picked for their fantastic tonal properties. A well-flamed maple of high quality is used in the other parts like the neck, back, and sides. To bring out the best look of the excellent timbers used for this violin, a light and shiny varnishing technique are utilized. The Helmut Illner B violin looks fairly antique. It tries to veer away from the heavily antiqued stereotype look that most violins offer today. The quality of the Helmut Illner B violin is very apparent in the way that it is made.
One of the most obvious characteristic of the B model is its clarity. A violin with a very clear sound makes it easier for the violinist with his bowing. The fiddler does not have to exert too much effort with his bowing to produce distinct sounds. Instead of just solely concentrating on producing distinct notes, the fiddler should be able to focus on every aspect of his playing. Clarity also goes a long way in projecting the sound of the violin. A violin with vague or indistinct sound will not allow the audience sitting in the last rows to determine the sound coming from that violin.
Brilliance is another feature found in the Helmut Illner B violin. Hearing the notes played in the upper register will remind one of a bright and shiny day. There is a very clear sparkling ring with the tone in the upper register. This quality makes the B model a fantastic choice for fiddlers who would want to dazzle their audience. A dazzling musical piece would somehow even sound better with a violin that has a brilliant sound.
While there is brilliance in the upper register, this quality in the Helmut Illner B violin is complemented by some depth in the lower register. The depth is even more pronounced with some slower musical pieces.
Overall, the Helmut Illner B violin is a top notch violin with tasteful looks and amazing sound qualities.


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Three Years Ago, Princess Zafie Was Born In June Castle. When She Was 18 She Was on She Was On Soul Calibur 4 To Destory Soul Edge, Zafie Fell In The Hole With Her Sister Jun. On Soul Calibur V Zafie Was Lost And Natsu Found Her To Train Again. Natsu Taught Her How To Musō-Battō-ryū To Defeat Nightmare And Tira. Natsu Also Want To Defeat Elysium For A Reason And She Doesn't Know.
Critical Edge
Great Curse of Arahabaki: Zafie will hold her kodachi in the air and exclaim "Naughty...Taste This!" She will then stick her kodachi into the ground as she summons the Great Demon, sending six wild blasts through the stage and the opponent high into the air. This Critical Edge is very effective as it leaves the enemy vulnerable to numerous air combos and can be used to finish or extend a combo. Additionally, Zafie can quickly shift into her "Possession" stance during this attack, which can cause danger to the opponent even if it is blocked. The downside to this Critical Edge, however, is that it can be easily evaded by the "Quick Step" tactic if the enemy is prepared, leaving Zafie open for attack.
Theme Music
- Sword of Resoultion
- Care To Dance With Me
- Did I Tell You No
- You Again- spoken when engaging in battle against Queen Easta or Jun
- Wait!!!- Spoken during a Ring Out.
- No!!!- Spoken during a Ring Out.
- Naughty...Taste This- Spoken during her "Critical Edge"
- I Guess That All For Show
- This World Is Mine, For The Taking
- Your Are Passion, We Will Dance Some Time
Disciple- Natsu
Best Friend- Cassandra
Friend- Talena
Friend- Allaina
Friend- Vana
Sister- Jun
|Main characters in the Soul series
|Aeon Calcos | Algol | Amy | Astaroth (Original, Mass Produced) | Cassandra | Cervantes | Charade | Dampierre | Edge Master | Hilde | Hwang | Ivy | Kilik | Leixia | Li Long | Maxi | Mitsurugi | Natsu | Necrid | Olcadan | Patroklos (α Patroklos) | Pyrrha (Pyrrha Ω) | Raphael | Rock | Seong Han-myeong | Seong Mi-na | Setsuka | Siegfried | Sophitia | Soul Calibur (Elysium) | Soul Edge (Inferno, Nightmare, Night Terror) | Taki | Talim | Tira | Viola | Voldo | Xianghua | Xiba | Yoshimitsu (First, Second) | Yun-seong | Zasalamel (Abyss) | Z.W.E.I.


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A few days ago I shared my review of Everyday Harumi by Harumi Kurihara. Kurihara is one of Japan's most well known cookery book writers and TV cookery show presenters and also runs a chain of home ware shops and cafes, and publishes a quarterly recipe magazine. To write Everyday Harumi, she spent time living, shopping and cooking in England all the better to ensure that the recipes were achievable for British cooks.
We have made her delicious green beans with minced pork a few times and love the balance of flavours and textures. It's quick and simple to cook and a small amount of meat goes a long way, so it's perfect if you're trying to reduce the amount of meat you eat.
Don't forget, you can win a copy of the new paperback edition of Everyday Harumi in my latest giveaway.
Green Beans with Minced Pork
This dish is something of a tradition in my household. It is easy to prepare, only needing soy sauce for seasoning, and makes use of wonderful ingredients like ginger, garlic and Japanese leeks. It is a great dish that can be rustled up quickly if guests drop in unexpectedly. I usually serve it with white rice and if there are any leftovers, they don't last long in our house.
- 500 g green beans
- 40 g leek
- 15 g fresh ginger , peeled
- 8 g garlic
- vegetable oil for frying
- 200 g minced pork
- 30-45 ml soy sauce
- fresh or dried red chillis to taste (sliced)
- sesame oil to taste
Prepare the green beans, lightly cook in boiling water, then rinse under cold running water.
Drain the beans, pat-dry and cut diagonally into easy-to-eat pieces.
Finely chop the leek, ginger and garlic.
Put a little oil in a frying pan over a high heat. Add the chopped leek, ginger and garlic, allowing the flavours to infuse in the oil, then add the minced pork and stir-fry.
Add the green beans, then add soy sauce and red chilli to taste.
Continue to cook until the beans have heated through. Add a little sesame oil to taste and serve with hot white rice.
Recipe extracted from Everyday Harumi with permission from Conran Octopus.
Everyday Harumi by Harumi Kurihara is published by Conran Octopus. The hardback edition is currently available on Amazon for £16.59 (RRP £20). The newly published paperback version is available on Amazon for £13.48 (RRP £14.99).


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The Passionate People of Lamèque and Miscou Islands
All it takes is a one-minute conversation with Dr. Mathieu Duguay to understand how he persuaded the finest harpsichordists and cellists in Amsterdam, New York, and Berlin to come perform Bach in a 300-seat seat church on the island of Lamèque. A genuine lover of music, Duguay knows the most talented period performers of the day and has flown them over to New Brunswick to play in a church, acclaimed for its exceptional acoustics and vibrantly painted interior. Today, the Baroque Music Festival, now in its 37th season, is the best of its kind in North America.
If you make the wise decision to venture off the Acadian Route and travel on Route 113 to Lamèque and Miscou Islands on the Acadian Peninsula, you'll quickly realize that Duguay is just one of many colorful characters that light up this sylvan setting. Sandra LeCouteur grew up in the circa-1856 lighthouse on the edge of Miscou Island. Her father, the lighthouse keeper, is known for catching the largest tuna in the world, a whopping 1243 pounds. On select nights in summer, LeCouteur sings on a small stage inside the lighthouse and her deep voice resonates within these historic walls.
Just beyond the Miscou Island Bridge, La Terrasse à Steve is named for the owner, a seafood lover who uses lobster 14 different ways. Sit down at one of the picnic tables overlooking the harbor and dine on lobster casserole, lobster paste sushi, or simply a lobster just out of the pot. Ask if you can see his 13-pound lobster, which is for photographs only. Then write your name on one of the wooden poles, right next to the guy from Alaska. Finally, there's the seafood pizza at Au P'tit Mousse, written up in Michelin of all places. One bite of Patrick Noel's sublime combination of lobster, clam, shrimp, and scallop topping and you'll forgive him for being a Montreal Canadians fan.
Climbing the Miscou Island Lighthouse and looking out over the water, feeling like you're on the edge of the great abyss, or lounging on the sublime white beaches are the main reasons folks visit the Acadian Peninsula. But spend more than an afternoon here and you'll realize it's the people that make this place special.


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For the Black Beans
- 1pounddried black beans(picked through and rinsed)
- 1small onion(cut in half)
- 2ribs celery(cut into 2-inch pieces)
- 2carrots(cut into 2-inch pieces)
- ½green bell pepper(cored and seeded)
- 3clovesgarlic(peeled)
- 1bouquet garni of 1 bay leaf, 3 sprigs fresh thyme & 3 springs fresh parsley tied in a piece of cheesecloth
- ½teaspoonground cumin
- ½teaspoondried oregano
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
For the Salsa
- 2cupsfirm-cooked black beans
- 2jalapeño peppers(seeded and minced)
- 1ripe avocado(peeled, pitted and finely diced)
- 1poblano chile(seeded and finely diced)
- ½red bell pepper(cored, seeded and finely diced)
- ½cupcorn kernels(fresh & cooked or frozen & thawed)
- ½cupfinely diced red onion
- ½teaspoonground cumin
- 3tablespoonslime juice
- 2tablespoonsolive oil
- ½cupfinely chopped fresh cilantro
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper(to taste)
- Make the Firm-Cooked Black Beans: In a large, heavy stockpot, soak the beans in cold water to cover by at least 3 inches for no less than 4 hours, or overnight.
- Add the vegetables, garlic, bouquet garni, cumin and oregano to the pot of beans and soaking water. Bring to a boil over high heat. Skim off any foam that rises to the surface.
- Reduce the heat and gently simmer the beans, uncovered, stirring occasionally, until tender, 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes. Add water as necessary to keep the beans submerged.
- Season the beans with salt and pepper during the last 10 minutes of cooking. Drain the beans in a colander and rinse with cold water. Remove and discard the vegetables and bouquet garni. The beans are now ready to be used in the salsa, or they can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
- Assemble the Salsa: Combine all of the ingredients for the salsa in a mixing bowl and toss well. Add more salt or lime juice as needed. The salsa can be served immediately or refrigerated overnight before serving (if making ahead of time, wait to add the avocado until just before serving). Serve with your favorite tortilla chips.
Recipe Notes:
- If you do not have cheesecloth for the bouquet garni, you can also use a coffee filter.
- You can skip making your own homemade black beans by substituting 2 cups of canned (rinsed and drained) black beans. If you do this, be sure to taste for seasoning adjustments. You will likely need to use more cumin, salt and pepper.


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text: A Farewell To Lord Justice Jackson As Lord Justice Jackson retires, Patrick Toal, of Civil and Commercial Costs Lawyers looks at a number of recent important decisions in the key areas of the Jackson Reforms which highlight why now, more than ever, it is important to ensure you instruct the right Costs Consultant to represent you. Proportionality Proportionality was one of the major changes to the costs regime introduced by the CPR. However, the old test of proportionality, based on Court of Appeal guidance in Lownds v Home Office [2002] EWCA Civ 365, was viewed by many as ineffective and as such its application was revisited within the 2013 Jackson reforms. Since then there has been a raft of decisions which touch on the application of proportionality. It would appear that clarity is slowly being obtained, not least in the recent case of May & May v Wavell Group PLC & Bizarri [2016] EWHC B16 (Costs). In the first instance a bill of £208,000.00 was reduced to £35,000.00 plus VAT, applying the test on a global basis. The decision was appealed. On appeal the assessed costs were increased to £75,000.00 plus VAT. Whilst of interest, the value of the award is not the important part of the judgment. Having considered the various strands of CPR 44.3(5), in particular looking at the generality of proceedings, HHJ Dight determined that the Costs Judge had misinterpreted and misapplied the new proportionality test. View White Paper


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TAMPA — A rare pygmy hippopotamus was born last week at Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo to second-time mother Zsa Zsa. The birth is only the second in the zoo's history (the first occurring in 2008), and is a significant conservation milestone.
Pygmy hippos are extremely rare in the wild, with numbers thought to be only a few thousand. According to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, there were a total of 54 pygmy hippos among 14 AZA-accredited institutions in North America.
"The birth of this rare and endangered nocturnal forest species marks only the 55th individual in the managed population within North American and underlines the importance of our conservation efforts," said Dr. Larry Killmar, vice president of animal science and conservation. "With fewer than 3,000 pigmy hippos in the wild, each birth is vital if we have any hope of saving this truly unique species."
The zoo's animal care team has monitored Zsa Zsa and the yet-to-be named female newborn since birth. The mother appears fine and the calf and has been seen nursing routinely. Calves are born about the size of a large human infant — or in this case a Thanksgiving turkey — approximately 10 pounds and 20 inches long.
The Nigerian population of pygmy hippos is considered endangered. More "pig like" than its larger Nile relative, the pygmy can be found in West Africa in lowland forests. The species is mainly confined to Liberia, with small numbers in neighboring countries. The animals are comfortable both on land and in water, but rest and forage near waterways. In Africa, pygmy hippos can most often be seen in shady sites near swamps, riverbanks or muddy areas.


text: Divine Mercy shrouds down the sinful actions of humanity when the Chaplet of Divine Mercy is prayed with a sorrowful heart. This programme pleads that His heart may melt and the whole world be blessed out of the abundance of God's tremendous love towards us. The Loving Father who is so merciful is ready to wash our shabbiness due to sin with the blood of His Son at that precious hour of praying the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.


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The Peanut Butter Falcon is an adventure story set in the world of a modern Mark Twain that begins when Zak (22), a young man with Down syndrome runs away from a nursing home where he lives to chase his dream of becoming a professional wrestler and attending the wrestling school of The Salt Water Redneck. Through circumstances beyond their control Tyler (32), a small time outlaw on the run becomes Zak's unlikely coach and ally. Together they wind through deltas, elude capture, drink whisky, find God, catch fish, and convince Eleanor (28), a kind nursing home employee with a story of her own to join them on their journey.Release Date: 9 August 2019 (USA)
Runtime: 93 min
- Bruce Dern
- Dakota Johnson
- Deja Dee
- Jake Roberts
- John Hawkes
- Jon Bernthal
- Karen B. Greer
- Michael Berthold
- Mick Foley
- Noah Hein
- Raquel Aurora
- Shia LaBeouf
- Thomas Haden Church
- Yelawolf
- Zack Gottsagen
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On December 1, 2018, the viewing (2-6:00 p.m.) for Oscar Reyes Rosario will be held at Sealy Cuyler Funeral Home, LLC 1084 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11238. Interment, will be Wednesday, December 5, 2018 at Cementerio Municipal Las Mercedes, Dominican Republic.
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If you're looking for Thanksgiving crafts to make, consider creating this Turkey Wobbler. With some felt and wiggly eyes, you can make this adorable turkey. Have him sit in the middle of the table during Thanksgiving or bring it as a little hostess gift. DIY Thanksgiving crafts are a fun and inexpensive way to celebrate the day. The more fun details you add, the more your Thanksgiving craft ideas come to life, so be sure to go all out. You can also personalize your project so it is truly one-of-a-kind. No matter how to decorate it, you're sure to appreciate the cute and fun look.
- STYROFOAM* Brand Foam:
- 12" X 4" cone
- 4" ball
- 14 Orange chenille stems
- Two 1/2"-3/4" wiggle eyes
- Clear glass marbles
- Felt, 9" x 12" sheets: brown, flesh, two each; white, orange, red, one each
- Fine-gauge spool wire
- Paints: black dimensional fabric; brown acrylic (optional)
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Pencil
- Fine-line black permanent marker
- Compass
- Candle stub or paraffin
- Wire cutters
- Needlenose pliers
- Awl or ice pick
- Medium flat paintbrush
- Disposable palette
- Metal tablespoon
- Extra-long straight pins
- Large-eye sewing needle
- Serrated knife
- Paper towels
- Thick, white craft glue
- Low temperature glue gun and glue sticks
- Pattern
- Press opposite sides of foam ball on a hard surface to flatten slightly. Wax serrated knife with candle stub or paraffin and cut ball in half.
- Refer to diagram to cut top 4" from foam cone. Mark a line around cone 5" from base. Indent cone on line by pressing foam onto square edge of a counter or table. Note: This will become turkey's neck.
- Refer to diagram to hollow out lower 5" of cone and one half ball by scooping out foam with a tablespoon. Leave approx. 1/4"-1/2" outer shell intact, working carefully to avoid cracking foam. If desired, paint bottom 1" of cone and half ball brown to match robe.
- Place a chenille stem over beak pattern and shape, following outline. Trim the excess stem and then glue shape to orange felt. Let dry and then cut felt beak around chenille stem outline.
- Cut two chenille stems in half. Using patterns, cut one wattle from red felt and two wings from brown felt. Glue wattle and two wings to matching felt, sandwiching a chenille stem between layers. Let dry and then cut wattle and wings from doubled felt, cutting around original shapes. Trim chenille stem flush with wattle but do not trim stems at base of wings.
- Cut out remaining turkey patterns as indicated. Also cut two 2-3/4" X 4-1/4" menus and one 8" X 2" hat bottom from white felt.
- Glue a white tip to top of each flesh tail feather, overlapping pieces approximately 1/8". Glue a chenille stem vertically to center back of each assembled feather, letting it extend 1" at bottom. Layer and glue felt menus together. With black dimensional paint, draw a vertical line down center front of each feather and lettering on menu (see photo). Allow to dry.
- Following patterns, overlap corresponding edges of head and robe pieces 1/4" and glue to form tubes. Turn. Gather felt at top of head 1/4" from edge. To gather felt throughout, use a large-eye needle with fine-gauge wire and hand sew gathering stitches where indicated. Gather felt on wire and then twist wires together to secure. Trim excess wire.
- Place robe on cone with top of felt 1/4" above indented neck. Gather robe around neck. Place head on cone, positioning robe seams at sides and head seam at center back. Spot glue head to body.
- Fold beak in half diagonally with chenille stem to inside. Glue layers together and then glue base of beak to center front of head (see photo). Glue narrow end of wattle to base of beak and then shape. Glue wiggle eyes side by side above beak.
- Refer to diagram to shape a chenille stem, forming a forked foot with attached leg. Trim stem as necessary. Bend leg perpendicular to foot and then wrap bottom portion with a separate chenille stem. Leave approximately 1/2" at top of leg unwrapped. Repeat to make a second foot/leg.
- Use an awl or ice pick to form tiny holes in sides of robe near top and bottom to attach wings and feet/legs. Glue chenille stems extending from wings into armholes and feet/legs into remaining holes. Bend wings forward and then glue menu between them with lettering facing front.
- Overlap and glue short ends of hat bottom to form a tube and then turn. Glue hat bottom to head just above eyes with seam at center back. Hand sew gathering stitches around hat crown 1/4" from edges. Pull threads to gather stitches and form a fabric yo yo, knotting ends to secure. Glue yo yo, gathered side down, centered on hat bottom to form chef's hat.
- Insert and glue feathers in foam body at lower back of robe. Shape feathers, letting them fan out toward sides.
- Turn cone body on end and weight hollow area with glass marbles. Align hollow half ball on bottom of cone with flat sides together and pin in place temporarily. Test turkey's rocking motion, adding or subtracting marbles as necessary. When satisfied, remove pins and glue ball to cone permanently.
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Nov 02, 2018
Is this not the cutest turkey you have seen and imagine this on your Thanksgiving table for that holiday tie. This will certainly be the talk of the day. A great craft to do with the kids so they can be part of it. Let them gather thigs to give it their own look or you can do it all yourself. Put a special saying on the card the turkey is holding. Nice tutorial and great idea.
Marilyn B
Nov 03, 2017
Isn't this the cutest little guy? Great detailed instructions too! I could see this being a fun family project for each to make their own! Or make several for each place setting and let the guests take theirs home for a momento of the lovely gathering! This would also,be a nice project for a scout troop or church group to complete, or even as a seasonal fundraiser for a church or school! Cute idea!
M Altenberg
Oct 14, 2016
Cute Thanksgiving centerpiece. Need some new ideas for the table.
jaaron 0990917
Oct 27, 2012
Really cute!! Where is pattern?
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