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If Barbara's activity as the wife of a leading figure in the sixteenth-century Scottish political and theological scene is well-attested, her French origins are not. The only near-contemporary source for her parentage comes from a manuscript entitled "The Barons, Knights, and Earls of Panmore (by Name Maule) their Genealogy, Marriages, Succession &c. most from Mr. Robert Maule a Son of the House", which appears within the genealogical manuscripts of the antiquary George Martine (1635-1712), better known for his 1683 account of St. Andrews.[5] Robert Maule's original manuscript was written no earlier than the mid-seventeenth century on internal evidence and Martine's work can probably be dated to no earlier than the 1690s, poor evidence at best, but the only account available.[6] According to Maule and/or Martine, Barbara was "a French Woman of Picardie in France Daughter to the Lord Camnecourt who came to Scotland with Queen Mary of Lorrain the Regent".[7]
This account was repeated by Violet Jacob (1863-1946), a distant descendant of Dun, in The Lairds of Dun (1931), without further comment, but Jacob also provided the key which would eventually unlock the problem of Barbara's ancestry.[8] A 1552 charter, now in the British Library, contains the seals of both Dun and his wife Barbara and a description was provided by Jacob in an appendix to her work in which she identified Barbara's seal as consisting of a shield bearing impaled arms, on the dexter side a saltire between four lions contourné and on the sinister on a pale a cross crosslet fitchée. It also bore a legend "S. Barbara de Barll".[9] The sinister half of Barbara's seal is well-attested as the arms of the Erskines of Dun, but the dexter half provides a crucial clue as to her ancestry.[10]
Armed with this sigillographic evidence, it proved short work to locate the family of Berle, seigneurs de Guignicourt, in Chesnaye-Desbois and Badier's not always reliable but reasonably comprehensive Dictionnaire de la noblesse; their arms: Azure, a saltire or, between four lions of the same, armed and tongued gules.[11] The similarities of surname, estate, and arms make it next to certain that this was Barbara's family. What generation she belonged to is less clear; perhaps she was the daughter of Enard de Berle, Seigneur de Guignicourt, who married before 1499 to Jacqueline de Savigny? Regardless, it should now be possible to begin exploring the French ancestry of a remarkable but forgotten sixteenth-century Scottish woman.
[1] There are, of course, exceptions. One of the better known is the Englishwoman Elizabeth Barley, a maid of honour to Margaret, the English wife of James IV, who married (1) Alexander Elphinstone, 1st Lord Elphinstone, and (2) John Forbes, 6th Lord Forbes (see Sir James Balfour Paul, ed., Scots Peerage, 9 vols. [Edinburgh, 1904-1914], iii. 530-531, iv. 54-55). The Scots Peerage was unaware of her parentage, but it can be established from an eighteenth-century MS pedigree printed in Sir Montague Barlow, Barlow Family Records (London and Derby, 1932), 46. http://barlowgenealogy.com/england/SirMontague/BFR-CH6B.pdf
[2] Scots Peerage, iii. 27.
[3] ODNB, sub John Erskine and Walter Macfarlane, Genealogical Collections, 2 vols., ed. James Toshach Clark (Edinburgh, 1900), ii. 153.
[4] "The Obitis of the Lairdis and Ladeis of Dwne", in Miscellany of the Spalding Club, Volume Fourth (Aberdeen, 1849), lxxvii. For a discussion of the rich archival evidence illuminating Dun's two marriages see W. C. J., "Gamnecourt in Picardy: Barbara de Bierle", Notes and Queries, 2nd series, 11 (1910): 512-513.
[5] It is published in Macfarlane, Genealogical Collections, ii. 125-156.
[6] Based on its reference to the many miscarriages of Margaret Hamilton, wife of James Maule, 4th Earl of Panmure, whose marriage contract is dated 5 February 1687 (Scots Peerage, vii. 26; Macfarlane, Genealogical Collections, ii. 156.
[7] Macfarlane, Genealogical Collections, ii. 153.
[8] Violet Jacob, The Lairds of Dun (London, 1931), 66.
[9] Jacob, Lairds of Dun, 299.
[10] For other contemporary examples of the family of Dun using these arms see William Rae MacDonald, Scottish Armorial Seals (Edinburgh, 1904), 109.
[11] François-Alexandre Aubert de la Chesnaye-Desbois and Jacques Badier, Dictionnaire de la noblesse . . ., 3rd ed. (Paris, 1863-1877), ii. col. 958.
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Cite as: Gonçalves MAD, Dritz SS, Tokach MD, et al. Fact sheets – Ingredient database management: Part I, overview and sampling procedures and Part II, energy. J Swine Health Prod. 2016;24(4):216–221.
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Keywords: swine, energy, net energy, feeding value, feed sampling
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Received: July 29, 2015
Accepted: Part I, January 20, 2016; Part II, April 26, 2016
This practice tip includes fact sheets on sampling procedures for ingredients and assigning net energy values to ingredients.
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Scientific manuscripts published in the Journal of Swine Health and Production are peer reviewed. However, information on medications, feed, and management techniques may be specific to the research or commercial situation presented in the manuscript. It is the responsibility of the reader to use information responsibly and in accordance with the rules and regulations governing research or the practice of veterinary medicine in their country or region.
FACT Sheet: Ingredient database management. I. Overview and sampling procedures
Fast facts
Maintaining an accurate ingredient database is important for predictable growth performance of pigs and economic optimization of the production system.
A standardized sampling procedure is key to manage a successful ingredient database.
Chemical analysis to verify ingredient database values is important for signaling the time when ingredient values should be updated. To maintain a consistent database, appropriate sampling procedure is needed.
Database management overview
A common best-practice for diet formulation ingredient database management is to start by selecting energy and nutrient values for ingredients from one or more sources, such as the National Research Council (NRC).1 It should be noted that selecting values from different ingredient databases can be problematic, primarily concerning energy, fiber, and other components where quality control of assays is poor and different methods are utilized. It is generally best to select one database and use it to the maximum extent possible. Ingredient chemical analysis can be used to confirm or modify differences in nutrient profiles from reference sources, customizing to specific ingredient sources or local agronomic conditions. Additionally, as new alternative ingredients are available in the market, accurate estimations of their nutrient profiles are necessary. Therefore, a critical factor in obtaining accurate ingredient analysis is appropriate sampling.
Sampling procedures
The sampling procedures2,3 are separated into four steps, shown below.
Steps in sampling feed ingredients
1. Define the number of samples to be collected;
2. Select the appropriate equipment for sampling;
3. Define the sampling location and size; and
4. Thoroughly mix subsamples and conduct a sample reduction (samples often must be blended and sample size reduced for analysis).
Number of samples
To determine the number of samples needed, one must have previous information from the standard deviation of the chemical analysis (ie, from NRC or farm-specific information). For example, if the goal is to collect the correct number of samples to estimate the crude protein of soybean meal within 0.5%, one can determine the number of samples by using the equation
where z0.975 is 1.96 for a 95% confidence interval, s is the standard deviation of the sample, and n is the number of samples needed. If crude protein in soybean meal has a standard deviation of 0.99, then
Thus, n = 15 samples are needed.
If one is sampling from bagged or sacked products, the number of bags to sample may vary with the size of the load or shipment. For bagged shipments with multiple pallets, sample each pallet to reach the total number of samples required (ie, 15 samples total and three pallets: five samples should be collected from each pallet). For shipments involving different lots, obtain a sample from each lot and retain separately. If sampling from bulk products loaded into vehicles with multiple compartments, sample each compartment to reach the total number of samples required (ie, 15 samples total and three compartments: collect five samples from each compartment).
Sampling equipment
The correct selection of sampling equipment is necessary to obtain a representative sample. The most common sampling equipment is the slotted grain probe (Figures 1 and 2), which can be manual or automated.2,3 Probes are available in a variety of sizes to appropriately sample the bag, container, or truck where a representative sample is being obtained. For trucks or railcars, the cylinder slotted or automatic probe should be long enough to reach the bottom of the vehicle to obtain samples. The slotted grain probe must be inserted in the closed position, and once in place, opened to obtain a representative sample. If this procedure is followed, the slotted grain probe has the advantage of obtaining a sample throughout the entire depth of the material.
Sampling location and size
Sampling patterns by probe should ensure that a representative sample is collected. For bulk grain, Figure 3 shows an example of locations for collection from a vehicle (truck or railcar). This pattern may be varied, but demonstrates product in two compartments being sampled. If only one probe is collected, particular care should be taken to vary the compartment and location within the compartment during sampling. Some automatic probes collect sample only from the end of the probe, as opposed to its entire length. If this is the case, take care to vary the depth of the probe.
While sampling by probe is the most common method, many mills instead either sample with a pelican sampler or with the catch method during unloading, ie, sampling from the moving stream of ingredient. Once again, as with probed samples, the number of samples collected is calculated on the basis of the ingredient's expected variability and the desired confidence interval of the estimate. However, multiple samples should be collected at regular intervals of time throughout the discharge of the lot to be sampled. These samples are then pooled and reduced. If this is the case, the samples should be small collections. Regardless of the sampling method, the sample size for grain should not be less than 1 kg.2
When sampling bagged feeds and ingredients (Figure 4), insert the probe or bag trier diagonally, so that it reaches the opposite corner. Withdraw the probe and pour the sample into a container. Approximately 500 g should be collected from each bag. If the lot is 10 bags or fewer, sample each bag; if the lot is 11 bags or more, select 10 bags representative of varying locations in the lot to sample.
Liquid ingredients and fats. Sampling procedures for liquid ingredients and fats use the same principles as for sampling dry ingredients, but with modified liquid probes or collection devices that can be affixed to hoses to collect representative samples during unloading.2
Aseptic feed sampling. When sampling feeds or ingredients for analysis of biological hazards, use aseptic sampling.4 Further information on aseptic sampling can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX6BLn9WKGE&feature=youtu.be.
Sample reduction
If sample reduction is necessary, thoroughly mix subsamples. The samples can be split with a riffle divider2 (Figure 5) or by the quartering method (Figure 6). For proper division using a riffle divider, pour the sample evenly over the divider, then combine the catch pans and pour the combined sample through the divider a second time. One of the pans can then be discarded and the process repeated to reduce sample size. The desirable end result will be two samples of approximately 500 g each: one that may be submitted for chemical analysis and a second that may be retained as a backup. Normally, the samples are retained until the livestock are slaughtered.
It is critical to obtain accurate nutrient values for all feed ingredients used in swine production by using a standardized sampling procedure to monitor chemical composition of incoming ingredients.
Contribution no. 16-049-J from the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Manhattan, KS 66506-0210.
1. National Research Council. Nutrient Requirements of Swine. 11th rev ed. Washington, DC: National Academy Press; 2012:127–156.
2. National Grain and Feed Association. Model Feed Quality Assurance Program Notebook. 8th ed. Washington, DC. 2009:1–83.
*3. Herrman T. Sampling: Procedures for feed. 2001. Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. Available at http://www.ksre.k-state.edu/bookstore/pubs/mf2036.pdf. Accessed 25 January 2016.
4. Association of American Feed Control Officials. Feed Inspector's Manual. 5th ed. Champaign, Illinois: AAFCO. 2014. Available at http://www.aafco.org/Portals/0/SiteContent/Publications/AAFCO_Feed_Inspectors_Manual_5th_ed.pdf. Accessed 29 March 2016.
* Non-refereed reference.
FACT sheet: Ingredient database management. II. Energy
Dietary energy is an important and expensive component of swine diet. The net energy (NE) system is the most correlated to performance1 compared to systems based on digestible and metabolizable energy. The most common ingredient values are from the National Research Council (NRC)2 and the French National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA).3 A well-founded energy system in formulation is especially important with the increasing use of alternative ingredients.
Fast facts
There are different methodologies for assigning a net energy value to an ingredient; however, consistently using the same methodology to assign energy values to ingredients is essential for developing a successful database.
Of equal importance is to use net energy values for ingredients that match the net energy values used for requirements estimates.
How to assign or update energy values in ingredient databases
Ingredients with different chemical profiles will generally have different energy concentrations. In order to assign or update an energy value for an ingredient, different approaches are possible.
Estimation and validation trials
These approaches use experiments conducted in commercial research barns to generate more information regarding the ingredient.
Estimation trial. This approach uses energy efficiency of gain (kcal of NE per kg of gain) to estimate the NE per kg of the ingredient.4 After calculating the energy efficiency of gain, the researchers calculate what the energy content of the ingredient would be to provide the same energy efficiency as a standard corn-soybean-meal-based diet.
Validation trial. In this approach, the nutritionist assigns the estimated energy value and then conducts a trial with different inclusion rates of the ingredient compared to a standard corn-soybean-meal-based diet. The expectation is that any change in dietary energy will match performance across the different inclusion rates, as evaluated by the slope of the linear regression between feed efficiency and the ingredient inclusion rate.5
It must be noted that these approaches are not dynamic and do not take into account changes in chemical composition of the given ingredient over time.
NRC model equations
Different equations for predicting NE were presented by the NRC in 2012.2 However, the equation from Noblet et al6 was used in the NRC2 publication to calculate NE content of feedstuffs because of the difficulty in acquiring some of the nutrients required by other equations (eg, sugar, digestibility values). The equation by Noblet et al6 requires chemically analyzed values of crude protein (CP), acid detergent fiber (ADF), ether extract (EE), and starch values. Additionally, this equation requires a metabolizable energy (ME) value. Therefore, if no ME value is available for the ingredient, the ME equation presented in NRC2 can be used to estimate a ME value using ash, CP, EE, and neutral detergent fiber (NDF).
INRA/EvaPig software
INRA/EvaPig software3 (Saint-Gilles, France) integrates equations for several different classes of ingredients to predict a NE and nutrient profile. If the ingredient is biologically similar to any other ingredient family (cereals, cereal by-product, vegetable protein sources, dairy by-products, etc) one can use the most similar ingredient as reference. This method3 is recommended rather than creating an ingredient profile from scratch, because the energy values of the ingredient will be calculated by using specific energy equations related to the reference ingredient. For example, creating a cereal by-product with 88% dry matter (DM), 9% CP, 12% NDF, 3% ADF, 2% ash, 3% crude fat, and 63% starch, and using corn as the reference ingredient in EvaPig, the ingredient is calculated with 2588 kcal of NE per kg for growing pigs, whereas corn in EvaPig is estimated at 2651 kcal of NE per kg.
If there is no available ingredient or family of ingredients to use as reference, then an ingredient can be created using equations in the software. To calculate the ME or NE value of the ingredient, the chemical analysis of DM, ash, CP, NDF or ADF, and either crude fat or gross energy, are mandatory. Analysis of starch is required to calculate ME and NE. Analysis of sugars adds precision to the calculations. The EvaPig software manual3 has step-by-step instructions on this process. For example, the same cereal by-product described above is calculated as having 2580 kcal of NE per kg for growing pigs when using corn as the reference ingredient. When only the generic EvaPig equations are used, the estimate is slightly different (2580 kcal per kg). Additionally, this software accounts for differences in energy digestibility between the growing pigs and adult sows, while the NRC methods do not.7 It is important to note that estimates using prediction equations should use input values that are within the range used to generate the prediction equations.
Supplier information
Some nutritionists use energy values provided by the ingredient supplier. It is important to have an understanding of the methodology used to derive those values and to gauge if they are logical, given the chemical composition. Another method is to use chemical analysis provided by the supplier and use either the NRC model equations2 or INRA/Eva Pig software3 to predict the energy value.
Calculate energy value relative to a reference ingredient
Some nutritionists have a high degree of confidence in the energy value they use for a reference ingredient such as corn. Thus, they will use one of the methods described to generate an energy value for the unknown ingredient and use the same method to generate an energy value for their reference ingredient. If the generated value for the reference ingredient is different from the value in which they have a high degree of confidence, they adjust the calculated unknown ingredient value. The adjustment is made by multiplying the calculated unknown ingredient energy value by the ratio of the calculated reference ingredient value to the reference value in which they have a high degree of confidence. This method generates a relative value in which the ingredient is assigned an energy value relative to the nutritionist's reference ingredient in which they have a high degree of confidence, in the same ratio of the calculated unknown to calculated reference ingredient values. The nutritionist then uses the adjusted value in their database. For example, the new ingredient is calculated as having 2000 kcal of NE per kg, whereas corn has a calculated value of 2651 kcal per kg; therefore, the ratio is 2000 ÷ 2651 = 0.754. In the nutritionist's database, corn is valued at 2600 kcal NE per kg, so the new ingredient would be valued at 2600 × 0.754 = 1960 kcal NE per kg. If this approach is used, the reference ingredient must have a chemical profile (CP, NDF, EE, ash, starch) similar to the test ingredient. The energy values of common alternative ingredients presented as a ratio to corn are shown in Table 1.
Table 1: Energy value of feed ingredients related to that of corn for growing pigs
|Corn DDGS (6%-9% oil)
|Sorghum (milo)
|Soybean meal, dehulled
|Soybean hulls
|Wheat middlings
It is important to emphasize that consistently using the same methodology to assign energy values to ingredients is essential for developing a successful database. Additionally, it is of equal importance to use NE values for ingredients that match the NE values used for requirement estimates. For example, if the requirement estimate is derived from NRC,2 the NE ingredient values should be obtained from that source, not from the ingredient values in EvaPig.3
Contribution no. 16-050-J from the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Manhattan, KS 66506-0210.
Scientific manuscripts published in the Journal of Swine Health and Production are peer reviewed. However, information on medications, feed, and management techniques may be specific to the research or commercial situation presented in the manuscript. It is the responsibility of the reader to use information responsibly and in accordance with the rules and regulations governing research or the practice of veterinary medicine in their country or region.
1. Nitikanchana S, Dritz SS, Tokach MD, DeRouchey JM, Goodband RD, White BJ. Regression analysis to predict growth performance from dietary net energy in growing-finishing pigs. J Anim Sci. 2015;93:2826–2839.
2. NRC. Feed ingredient composition. In: Nutrient Requirements of Swine: 11th rev ed. Washington, DC: National Academy Press; 2012:239–242.
3. EvaPig. Evaluation of pig feeds. Reference manual. 2008. Available at: http://www.evapig.com/. Accessed 3 May 2016.
4. Hastad CW, Tokach MD, Goodband RD, Nelssen JL, Dritz SS, DeRouchey JM, Jones CL. Comparison of yellow dent and NutriDense corn hybrids in swine diets. J Anim Sci. 2005;83:2624–2631.
*5. Boyd RD, Zier-Rush CE, Fralick CE. Practical method for estimating productive energy (NE) of wheat middlings for growing pigs [abstract]. J Anim Sci. 2010;88:51.
6. Noblet J, Fortune H, Shi XS, Dubois S. Prediction of net energy value of feeds for growing pigs. J Anim Sci. 1994;72:344–354.
7. Le Goff G, Noblet J. Comparative total tract digestibility of dietary energy and nutrients in growing pigs and adult sows. J Anim Sci. 2001;79:2418–2427.
8. NRC. Model for estimating nutrient requirements of swine. In: Nutrient Requirements of Swine: 11th rev ed. Washington, DC: National Academy Press; 2012:127–156.
*Non-refereed reference.


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Service Date: May 2, 2018
Fay Eleath Harris, 91, of Anderson, SC, passed away on Saturday, April 28, 2018 at her home.
Born on February 9, 1927, she was the daughter of the late George and Idell McConnell and the wife to the late Roy Farmer Harris. She was a member of The Brook Church.
She is survived by a son, Wilton Earl Harris; daughters: Geraldine H. Byrum and Sandra F. Hughes; sisters: Virginia Carithers and Ann Whitten; 8 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great grandchildren.
In addition to her parents and husband, she is predeceased by a son, Billy Ray Harris, 3 brothers and 2 sisters.
Funeral services will be held at Sosebee Mortuary South Chapel on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 at 1pm with Pastor Danny Keen and Pastor Rick Hilton is officiating. Burial will follow at New Silverbrook Cemetery.
Visitation will be held at the South Chapel prior to the service on Wednesday, May 2, 2018 from 12pm to 1pm.
The family will be at the home of her daughter, Geraldine H. Byrum.
Condolences may be offered to the family at www.sosebeemortuary.com.
The Sosebee Mortuary and Crematory South Chapel is assisting the family with arrangements.


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Patriots Star Julian Edelman's 5 Most Jewish MomentsFebruary 3, 2017
(JTA) — Is it starting to feel like the New England Patriots make it to the Super Bowl every year? That's because it's almost true: The team has made seven appearances in the big game since 2000.
On Sunday, the Pats will face off against the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI.
One of the Patriots' most valuable players — and quarterback Tom Brady's favorite wide receiver target — is Julian Edelman, 30, who could safely be called the best active Jewish player in the NFL.
He showcased his skill yet again in this season's playoff stretch, tallying 118 yards and a touchdown against the Pittsburgh Steelers in the American Football Conference championship game and 137 yards against the Houston Texans.
Until recently, there was some debate over whether Edelman was Jewish — the Patriots maintained that he was raised Christian, despite having a Jewish father. But since identifying himself as a member of the tribe during a 2013 interview on the NFL Network, Edelman has shown his Jewish pride a number of times. Here are five of those moments.
The time he wore an Israel pin
In a game against the Denver Broncos in November 2014, Edelman was spotted sitting on the team bench wearing a pin on his hat with the U.S. and Israeli flags. It was reportedly given to him by Israel's then-ambassador to the United Nations, Ron Prosor, before the game.
His funny matzah 'ball' tweet
Edelman is one of the savviest pro athletes when it comes to social media. With the help of the Boston-based company Superdigital, he has branded himself as an amiable goof by posting comedic videos of himself online. As an aside, it's worth noting that his brand logo JE11, a combination of his initials and jersey number, looks almost like the word "Jew" in the right light. In April 2015, he posted a photoshopped image of himself catching a piece of matzah as a friendly Passover greeting.
When he kicked off El Al's Boston-Tel Aviv flight route
Edelman and his sister Nicole were among the first passengers to try the new direct flight to Israel from Boston's Logan International Airport in the summer of 2015.
His well-documented first trip to Israel
After Edelman touched down in Israel — with representatives of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston and a group of Boston-area young adults — he made the most of his first visit, doing everything from praying with tefillin to tossing the pigskin with members of Israel's national football team. He captured his journey in a produced video.
"Exploring my heritage is something I started in the past few years and seeing Israel for the first time, really getting a sense of its history and culture, I now truly understand why it's so special," he said in a news release.
When he was named 4th-best Jewish football player of all time
On the American Jewish Historical Society list of the 10 best Jewish football players, Edelman was ranked behind only Hall of Famers Sid Luckman, Ron Mix and Benny Friedman. That's formidable company: Luckman led the Chicago Bears to four NFL championships between 1940 and 1946, and Friedman was known as one of the game's first great quarterbacks. Mix, an offensive lineman mostly for the San Diego Chargers, was named to the all-time team of the American Football League.
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Monday, July 28, 2014
Cathi Stoler - The Hard Way - Review & Giveaway
About the Book
Private Investigator Helen McCorkendale's childhood friend, Jimmy Scanlan, has just opened January, the most lavish casino and hotel resort on the Las Vegas Strip. After attending the grand opening, Helen returns to New York and encourages her friend, Laurel Imperiole, Senior Editor at Women Now magazine, to create a get-away contest for readers offering a weekend at the hotel as the grand prize. The winner, Dawn Chapman, a jewelry store employee from Cincinnati, denies entering the contest and initially refuses the trip. Finally persuaded by Laurel to accept, she arrives at the hotel and nearly faints when she passes the hotel's elite meeting rooms where the International Diamond Dealers Consortium is holding its annual meeting. She insists on returning home immediately.
Suspicious of her behavior, Jimmy visits her suite to encourage her to attend the Saturday afternoon pool party, saying she can leave on his private jet the next day. Later in the afternoon, he finds Chapman's dead body by the pool. She's been murdered—an unusual double poisoning by cyanide and diamond dust.
Dawn Chapman was not who she appeared to be, and therein lies a mystery. But to Helen and Laurel, the main task is to take Jimmy Scanlon off the suspect list and clear his name. Will their luck hold? Or will it be a crap shoot, as they roll the dice and do it 'the hard way,' going for doubles when the odds are against them. Losing may mean losing their lives.
My Review
Helen's friend, Jimmy Scanlon, opens a casino in Las Vegas—"an ice bar" called January. To announce its opening, a contest is held as a promotion, which leads to the murder of the winning contestant. Helen uses her private investigating skills to come to Jimmy's aid as she tries to find out who was involved in committing such an ill-timed murder.
THE HARD WAY is a very intriguing and fast paced mystery that takes you into the back rooms of the diamond trade. I found the Las Vegas setting to be an exciting one as Stoler created a world of shady characters and dangerous situations.
Overall, I found this to be a very enjoyable read.
The Hard Way can be purchased at:
Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Smashwords
Prices/Formats: $4.95 ebook, $14.95 paperback
Pages: 280
Genre: Mystery, Suspense, Thriller
Release: April 15, 2014
Publisher: Camel Press
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About the Author
Cathi Stoler's mysteries feature PI Helen McCorkendale and magazine editor, Laurel Imperiole. The Hard Way is the third book in the series. The first, Telling Lies, took on the subject of stolen Nazi art. Book 2, Keeping Secrets, delved into the subject of hidden identity. Stoler's short stories include: "Magda," in the Criminal Element Anthology Malfeasance Occasional: Girl Trouble, "Out of Luck," in the Anthology, Murder New York Style: Fresh Slices, "Fatal Flaw," a finalist for the Derringer for Best Short Story and "Money Never Sleeps" both published at Beat to A Pulp. Cathi is working on a novella, Nick of Time, which features International gambler, Nick Donahue. She is also starting a new series, Bar None, A Murder On The Rocks Mystery, with female bar owner, Jude Dillane. Cathi is a member of the New York/Tri State chapter of Sisters In Crime. She is also a member of Mystery Writers of America.
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The Bridge is a new eatery that offers a range of Mexican preparations that could soon lead to more dining traffic on Kharadi Road
Suspended on two pillars and hence, named The Bridge, it is Pune's first fully Mexican restaurant. As soon as you enter the plush new eatery at the Radisson, you will be handed an iPad to place your order.
Choose from offerings of nachos, burritos, enchiladas, tacos and fajitas from the virtual menu or browse through descriptions of juicy tomato salsa and tart sour cream. To place the order, you just have to press a button.
If hunger gnaws, you can start off with the condiments on your table. The sour cream was a perfect blend of smoothness with a tinge of lemon. The guacamole had the freshness of avocado with chunky chopped veggie bits. The tomato salsa was average while the salsa verde was for those who enjoy the spice of chillies.
By the time we were done exploring, the starters arrived. The Veg Flautas (`295 plus taxes) were lightly stuffed crisp rolls fried to a golden brown. The Chilli Con Carne Nachos (`325 plus taxes) were a plateful of childhood memories. Crisp nachos topped with olives, jalapenos and a beef bolognaise of sorts; it was bite-worthy and spiced just the way we love our kheema.
The pitter-patter of a fun conversation flowed on in the backdrop as a bright, green pitcher of mojito passed by. The Sizzling Prawns Fajitas (`425 plus taxes) included fat, pink prawns in a medley of colourful peppers, onions and mushrooms. Expectantly, we began assembling our fajitas. The refried beans and the Mexican rice made a great base, as the prawns mix added volume and flavour. The guacamole and sour cream complemented the spicy, hot and juicy preparation.
Our Chipotle Soft Shell Tacos (`385 plus taxes) seemed fragile. Gently stuffed with a sweet and tangy mix of shredded chicken, they were perfect if you are looking for a hassle-free dining experience. While the food hit the right chords, we expected the same from dessert. It didn't meet our expectations.
The Churros (`195 plus taxes) seemed to be our sole option on the standard-fare menu and they were served with a sugar-dusted veil with a bowl of chocolate dip. They did impress. We have only had crisp and crunchy cookie-style churros so far but these were soft, warm and melt-in-your-mouth. Dipped with chocolate they marked the grand finale to a happy meal.
For those who enjoy their drinks, The Bridge has a kitsch bar with guitars and statuettes and tequila of all kinds. With service achieving the fine balance between friendly and discreet, and price points at par with Pune's rates, The Bridge has everything going for it. All it needs is for some more people to know about its existence.
At Nagar Bypass Road, Kharadi.
Call 27060606
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Twice in this past year, I have left Chicago for the Bay Area. For various reasons, I have come alone on both trips. These have been substantially different trips than the one in which the four of us came out here together at Christmas. (Remember that one?)
Each time I've come, I've run into this fascinating woman. I have begun to refer to her as my Other Self. This woman, who looks startlingly like me and is my very age, still lives here in California. She is unattached, has no children, and zips around town in a cute little green Prius rather than a beat-up green Legacy. My Other Self is quite busy with her private practice but still has time for lunch with friends, movies, and reading the newspaper. When her watch battery dies, she can stop somewhere and replace it in an afternoon; she doesn't understand why such a task might take me 2 months to complete. She even – gasp! – gets to go out for a run every morning. I'll bet she even goes to the gym regularly, although she doesn't have the heart to tell me this.
She walks around Stow Lake with her friend Barbra, finding the new baby herons way up in the trees and watching in amazement as one flies awkwardly right overhead. She goes to Arizmendi Bakery for some coffee and a scone, and then later meets her friend and colleague Liesl to see her new flat and have lunch with more friends. She gets to spend a few hours on a Saturday with her grandmother. She spends long, uninterrupted stretches of time with her parents, sometimes at home and sometimes in the hospital; but wherever they are, she can be with them, available to help when needed.
My Other Self can read for hours before falling asleep and on weekends can sleep until she wakes up on her own and read some more. I am awed by the fact that her life – her pace – is her own.
There are times when I really envy this Other Self her apparent freedom. And yet I know I would not prefer her life. My Other Self is watching as her friends are marrying and having their first babies. She is yearning for a partner to come home to, who is smart and funny and responsible and sweet AND will also handle the entire household for a week so that she can help her parents. She doesn't know, but suspects, that there is more to children than dirty diapers and sleep deprivation. My Other Self can only guess at the joy of early morning cuddles, brothers holding hands in the backseat of the car, and screams of "Mommy!!" whether she is just home from work or simply out of the shower. She won't know how much she would love living again in a place where time is marked by four distinct seasons, the fun of playing with kids at the beach down the street or in the snow, how happy the autumn leaves would make her.
No, I am glad for the path I have chosen. But my Other Self continues to exist for me here and I love to visit her periodically; for the recharge, but also for the reminder of all that I have.


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I'm a huge fan of blankets – you can never have too many! When my husband and I got married 3 years ago one of our friends made us a beautiful patchwork knitted blanket and it is one of my favourite gifts. So when two of our closest friends (who are two of Pip's godparents) got engaged last year I began to think about maybe making them a wedding present.
Of course I didn't actually get my butt in gear until this summer when it dawned on me I should get a wriggle on!
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I'm a long time user of Stylecraft DK – its easy to work with, has a great range of colours and is very affordable – which when you're making a huge blanket is important! I decided to use the seven Stylecraft blues: Aster, Cloud Blue, Sherbert, Midnight, Royal, Denim and Turquoise.
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The pattern is easy to use, though I would have quite liked a diagram version in the book. It is quite an intricate block though, and even with lots of practice it still took about half an hour to make each square! At some point it dawned on me that I'd need to add another block which was simpler and quicker if I was going to get this finished in time. The Lacy Cross block (again from Jan Eaton's book) was the perfect choice – simple, but that provided a good contrast with the delicate willow squares.
So I didn't go completely crazy I split the blanket into quarters and once I had 35 squares I would join them, which provided a nice change and also helped me visualise what the end blanket would look like. To join them I put the blocks wrong sides facing and joined with single crochet in white.
140 squares later (14×10) and 4 months later, I have finally finished this blanket! Once all the squares were joined I added a simple border of white HDC, grey DC, white HDC and then a HDC round in bright yellow (Stylecraft DK Sunshine). Yellow is the groom's favourite colour and together with blue and grey it is the colour scheme of their Scottish wedding. The thin yellow band around the outside adds a great pop of colour – I love it! And I managed to finish with 3 weeks to spare! Fingers crossed the future Mr & Mrs Miles love it as much as I do 🙂
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Can we unify traditional and behavioral economics?
So active investing is dead. Even the investment literati have finally figured that one out even though the writing has been on the wall for quite some time. I've been heralding the issue ("An Inconvenient Truth - Alpha Financial Styles Beget Ginormous Returns" and "Less Algebra More Fudge Brownie - What Will Managed Investing 2.0 Look Like?"). So I can honestly say this blog has been well ahead of the curve. So what now?
Well it's clear now that "Modern Economics Doesn't Work?" another of my early posts. Somehow we need to conceptualize and rework the whole discipline. Traditional economics is based on the now-outmoded idea that people always act rationally. Behavioral economics drops that approach to accept that often people make irrational decisions. Is there some way to meld the two? Is there a way to build a new grand unified theory of economics (GUTE), kind of like physics has been aiming for (unsuccessfully so far) for many years?
There are definitely some thinkers moving in that direction (see "A grand unified theory of behavioral economics?"). But we're not there yet since behavioral economics and finance are still immature and haven't solved many of the problems they need to be taken seriously (see my post "Behavioral Economics & Finance Need a Killer App (ahem)").
We can get some inkling of what a GUTE might look like by checking out string theory the putative GUT for physics. The good news is that string theory does a good job of integrating all the various integrated theories into physics, including especially gravitation. The bad news is that it has no unique solutions and there are no ways to validate it experimentally yet.
But what string theory does show is that if you have a good unifying principle, it can go a long way. In string theory the unifying principle is that of vibrations. All particles and waves can be reduced to the perspective that they are all a piece of string that vibrates at different frequencies. With that you can build a not-bad theory.
Is there something like that in economics? Not so far, but here's my try. Ever hear of mirror neurons? They are neurons whose function seems to be to figure out how you are reacting to me, at the neuronal level. Thy allow us to assess the actions, intentions and emotions of others.
Mirror neurons were first identified in monkeys. Now we know humans have them too. They are essential to social interaction. It's now becoming clear that they are probably connected to our theory of mind. Without them, the idea is that we wouldn't have one. Mirror neurons allow us to simulate how others are reacting or will react to us and to others.
Mirror neurons let us figure out how someone views us, and how we see their view of us and how they see how we view them, and so on. It's recursive. Essentially the mirror neurons can go as far as we have the cognitive capacity to deal with these recursive reflections. This stream of reflections is a system unto itself. Doesn't it sound like it's what causes relationships?
The mirror neurons can keep on reflecting reflections, just like in a funfair mirror house. Possibly as deep as several recursive reflections. This would vary drastically between different people. Could you develop a reflectance model that would simulate the extent to which people, groups, associations and whole countries tend to hew to different beliefs, actions and trends, including economic trends? Could that in turn explain the spread of economic phenomena, including consumer trends and actions, even economic bubbles? That would change the current conception of mirror neurons from being a social to include being an economic phenomenon
Could this be the origin of Keynes' animal spirits? Could these recursive reflections occupy a role similar to that of vibrations in string theory? Could these reflections be built up into a theory that covers all interactions, including economic interactions? Rational and irrational?
Physicists have recently discovered the long-suspected particle called the Higgs boson. This particle is what gives all other subatomic particles their mass and also explains why they act on each other via the Higgs field.
Could each mirror neuron reflection be the Higgs boson of the mind that actually creates consciousness, the cognitive equivalent of mass? Could this explain why our decisions are both rational or otherwise, since these reflections just don't care about the actual content of what they are mirroring? Because their job is to accurately mirror other neurons, not to explain what they are mirroring?
Of course this is all idle speculation. But since what we have doesn't work anyway, maybe we should be encouraging this sort of thinking, with the idea of getting to a true grand unified theory of economics.
At the start of this blog I bemoaned the loss of Alpha. My gut feel is that a grand unified theory of economics would show us how to regain Alpha, based on an understanding of what truly makes it all tick. So it's not just an academic thing. It really counts.
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Extraction of cancer-related parameters from pathology reports is a critical but largely manual process performed by researchers and cancer registrars.
Such data is critical for annotating clinical specimens, supporting cohort selection and providing data for cancer registries and population health analytics. This webinar will demonstrate how key parameters such as histology grade, type and category, tumour size, cancer stage, margin assessment and TNM stage can be extracted using Linguamatics I2E. In addition, we will look at disease specific endpoints such as HER2, ER and PR biomarkers.
Simon Beaulah, Director Healthcare Strategy, Linguamatics
Sharon Zhang, Healthcare Application Specialist, Linguamatics
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35 minutes including Q&A
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"Deena is that one-in-a-million healer and coach I've needed for years. I had worked for years with various healers and different treatment modalities, trying to heal some very deep, old wounds that were blocking me from really moving into my full power with my healing business and my life. Deena gently and safely guided me into the deeper layers that were still hidden beyond my grasp, and with her gifts, compassion, and wisdom she was able on several occasions to ask just the right questions, each containing a single powerful word that really got to the heart of the lesson I needed to learn, the problem that needed a solution, or the belief that was still holding me back in fear. She framed things in a completely different perspective than I've ever heard, which is saying a lot since I've given and received powerful healing work for almost two decades. Deena is the real deal! I wish I'd met her a long time ago. I can't express how deeply grateful I am that she has been there to guide me into such advanced, soul-level healing that I have never found with anyone else. Thanks to her, my confidence and joy have returned, my anxiety is gone, and my business is really taking off."
– Ann Fleenor
"I highly recommend working with Deena Chester to move forward in your life and have her teach productive & healthy ways, to release the negative energy & blocks within, which no longer serve you, & learn to tap into the beautiful awakened energy, that will transcend into a new found peace, love, happiness, & freedom that we all deserve in life.
Through her energy related healing, Deena teaches clients new, exciting, & innovative ways, to invoke spirituality into their lives, untapping their potential to see a new world of enlightenment & Awakening, ultimately tapping into different levels of consciousness & alternative spiritual levels. I would highly recommend Deena to anyone who is interested in transforming his or her life, by returning to 'Joy', the natural state of our 'Spirit', living life from the inside out.
Let us all work together to save some lives, & to assist individuals In becoming the best version of their 'Highest Self', or 'Authentic Self', returning to the natural state of Joy, connecting with our Spiritual Guides, & letting go of the blocks & negative thought patterns & actions that no longer serve us."
– Joanne B. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
"Deena, with your rare combination of business knowledge, creative talent, hypnotherapy, and counseling skills you helped me look deep inside of myself to identify my purpose, and that I have everything I need to expand in that purpose. I found the coaching sessions very valuable, not only as my business coach, but you were able to coach my development as an individual as well. I was in a period where I was reviewing the work I do and whether it was in alignment with who I really am, as well as what I value in life. You have assisted me with believing in myself that I have the power to move in the direction that feels good. Now I have a feeling of confidence to pursue my dreams of becoming my own entrepreneur. The most fantastic thing about coaching is learning techniques to tap into the endless possibilities you can create for yourself. Great things can really happen. I so much appreciate your care, energy, and enthusiasm. Thank you, Deena!"
– Brenda Bilek, Health-e Options, Mesa, Arizona


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The mission of the Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis is to encourage philanthropy and foster leadership among women, and support programs that enable women and children to reach their full potential.
Since 1993 Susan G. Komen Memphis-MidSouth has provided almost $10.5 million in direct grants to local healthcare providers in the Mid-South and over $3 million to breast cancer research. For every dollar that Komen Memphis-MidSouth Mississippi raises, 75% remains in the local community for breast healthcare grants and educational programs. The remaining 25% funds breast cancer research.
Operation Broken Silence is building a global movement to empower the Sudanese people through innovative programs as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our primary goal in 2018 is to double the size of our primary school and open the first high school in Yida Refugee Camp, South Sudan, where thousands of children who fled the war in Sudan have no classroom to attend.
GPAC's mission is to serve the community by presenting the highest-quality artistic endeavors to educate, engage, enrich and transform.
MIFA was founded in 1968 in an unprecedented cooperative effort uniting church and community leaders to confront the growing issues of poverty, hunger, and social division in Memphis. Created in the wake of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassination, MIFA began as a volunteer-driven advocacy agency and has evolved into a broad-based, professional, social service nonprofit organization.
United Way of the Mid-South is focused on our area's most critical issue: poverty. We sit at the unique crossroads of local businesses, organized labor, academia, government, philanthropy, faith-based organizations, volunteers, and other groups – a position which gives us a tremendous insight into the root causes and results of poverty.
The Herb Kosten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research was founded in 2003 by the family of Herb Kosten after his death due to pancreatic cancer. Kosten's family sought to improve community support, awareness, and funding for pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest known cancers.
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Since 1957, Jack Pirtle's Chicken has been serving the "Best Fried Chicken, Homemade Gravy, and Delicious Old Fashion Steak Sandwiches in the Mid South Market."
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UN chief calls for India, Pakistan dialogue
The outgoing UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has again called for India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through dialogue and has expressed concern over the tensions along the Line of Control
United Nations: The outgoing UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has again called for India and Pakistan to resolve their differences through dialogue and has expressed concern over the tensions along the Line of Control.
Ban, whose term ends this month, encourages the South Asian neighbors to continue their efforts to deal with their disputes peacefully and through dialogue, Farhan Haq, the Secretary-General's Deputy Spokesperson, told reporters on Wednesday.
Haq was replying to a Pakistani journalist who said that Ban has neither been outspoken on the Kashmir issue and the human rights situation on the Indian side of the line of control, nor endorsed the demand for sending human rights investigators made by UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein.
Haq denied that Ban had ignored the Kashmir issue. "I would disagree with you on that. We have had statements including on the situation between India and Pakistan and specifically on Kashmir," he said.
"All I can say is that the secretary-general has had a very consistent position," he added. "One fact which we expressed last month is to say he is following concern the recent tensions along the Line of Control."
Ban "continues to encourages them to continue their efforts to peacefully and resolve their difference through dialogue," he said.
Ban has avoided becoming embroiled in the Kashmir dispute, which India has said is a bilateral issue and recognised as such by the two countries in the 1972 Simla Agreement.
Ban has offered his "good offices" to help the two countries resolve their difference if he is assed by them.
Other UN bodies like the Security Council and the General Assembly also sidelined Islamabad's attempts to raise the Kashmir issue.
Zeid is the only official to forcefully get involved in the Kashmir issue. He criticised India in September for not responding to his request to send a team from his office to Kashmir to carry out an "independent, impartial and international mission" on both sides of the line of control.
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Updated 6:00 p.m.
This isnt a megadeal. But its exactly the kind of incremental, sensible move Theo Epstein seemed to signal when he took over this rebuilding franchise.
The Cubs signed outfielder David DeJesus on Wednesday to a two-year deal with a club option for 2014 while everyone tries to figure out whether they will really go hard after Albert Pujols or Prince Fielder.
Were a major-market team and were going to be involved across the spectrum, general manager Jed Hoyer said. Responding to whether were on or off a certain player, it doesnt really serve our best interests.
This isnt buying at the absolute top of the bubble. DeJesus, who turns 32 next month, will earn 4.25 million in each of the next two seasons, with a 1.5 million buyout built into a 6.5 million option, netting him 10 million guaranteed.
DeJesus has spent his entire major-league career in Kansas City and Oakland. The Cubs view him as an everyday right fielder, an upgrade in several areas the team has been lacking. Hes a left-handed bat, a patient hitter, an athletic defender and a smooth runner on the bases.
DeJesus has a home in Wheaton and will meet the Chicago media on Thursday at Wrigley Field. Epstein has joked about leading the league in press conferences, but this marks the first player signing for the new president of baseball operations.
There are many dominos left to fall. The Cubs dont expect Carlos Pena to accept their arbitration offer, though Hoyer wouldnt say whether the first baseman might fit into their plans as an alternative to Pujols or Fielder.
(Pena) continues to do the same things year after year, which is really impressive, Hoyer said. Hes a very good defender. He gets on base. He has great power. I think hes very confident and he should be that theres a multi-year deal waiting for him.
That could be somewhere else. Ultimately, pitching will become the focus this winter. Hoyer continues to speak with Pat Rooney, the agent for Kerry Wood, and all indications are the new Mr. Cub will return in 2012.
The Cubs are expecting a bounce-back year out of DeJesus, who hit .240 (or 44 points below his career average) with 10 homers and 46 RBI last season in Oakland. They see a .356 lifetime on-base percentage for someone whos struck out only 575 times in more than 4,300 plate appearances.
DeJesus generated 25 homers and 144 RBI combined for Kansas City in 2008 and 2009. He emerged as a sought-after player on the trade market before a thumb injury derailed his 2010 season.
This move turns up the pressure on Tyler Colvin, a first-round pick during the previous administration. Colvin managed to hit 20 homers in only 358 at-bats as a rookie in 2010, but looked lost last season and will have to earn a job in camp.
We signed DeJesus (to) round out our lineup, Hoyer said. Tyler given the year he had needs to bounce back and that comes in spring training. But to say hes out of our plans would be wrong.
Against this backdrop, the Cubs are still absorbing the ramifications of a new collective bargaining agreement.
Labor peace came at a cost to the Cubs, who now wont be able to spend without restraint in the draft and international market. That was supposed to be a centerpiece to their long-term plan, which at first glance didnt seem to have room for a megadeal this winter.
Major League Baseball and the union made these changes for the greater good, Hoyer said. Its our job to figure out how it impacts our strategy. It certainly will. I dont think were at the place right now to be able to say exactly what were going to do because were still meeting on this.
But it is (significant). The teams that adjust quickest theres an advantage (in that) and we need to be among those teams that move quickly.


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Take your food photography to the next level at this workshop in Sydney.
Amazing food photos are gold – they can make or break your foodie blog, send your Instagram likes soaring or bring hungry customers via your Facebook page.
This fun and informal workshop will take you through the fundamentals of food styling so you can create amazing food images using props and lighting you have at home – along with your smartphone, a few insider tricks and some very clever apps!
You'll get the basic skills (and loads of tips, tricks and confidence) to plate, style and compose some very "likeable" and tasty food pics.
Ideal for…
This class is perfect for food bloggers, instagrammers and café owners wanting to improve their food styling and photography. It is also suitable for home cooks and foodies who want to learn more about plating and styling.
Course content
This 3-hour hands-on workshop will cover the basics of food styling and smartphone photography as you plate and style up three picture-perfect dishes.
Course content…
- Picture-perfect cheese platter (everybody say cheese!)
- Produce, plating and produce (a what's in season challenge)
- A sweet and creamy parfait glass dessert (more sprinkles, please)
- Some food photography do's and don'ts
- Plating your dishes and using props to create context
- Lighting
- Composition: how to fill the space, how to use negative space
- Finishing and posting your images
Please note: This is not a cooking class, so you'll be working with quality pre-prepared foods, and the focus will be on plating and photographing. Although there will be some food available for snacking (and you may eat your masterpieces when you're done snapping), this workshop does not include a full sit-down meal. We are not able to provide substitute ingredients for people with allergies or food intolerances.
The Essential Ingredient Surry Hills
146 Foveaux Street, Surry Hills
Please note: Street parking is very limited nearby. You might try St Margaret's Car Park at 417-435 Bourke Street, Surry Hills. It is a 5-minute walk from the venue, with casual parking rates after 5pm at approx. $4/hour.
Please come prepared…
- Please bring your own smartphone and/or digital camera
- Make sure you have loads of free space or extra memory card
- All participants must wear closed-in shoes
- Aprons supplied, but dress appropriately for the kitchen, NO heels and tie back long hair
- Arrive up to 15 minutes before the class start time
Avoid disappointment. Enrol early.
Please ensure that you have given a valid email and mobile number as all course changes will be communicated via sms or email.
This course has no current classes. Please join our waitlist and we will notify you when we have places available. Join Waitlist
This course has no current classes. Please join our waitlist and we will notify you when we have places available. Join Waitlist
Course testimonials:
Bryony said: It was great thank you
Raphaelle said: "Five stars"
Olivia said: Great introduction to food styling and photography - plus yummy food to nibble on! What could be better?!


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Apartment in a fairytale Chateau, deep in the Charente countryside.
Spacious apartment for ten, with shared pool, in a fairytale Chateau.
Imagine taking a relaxing summer holiday in a fairytale castle. At Chateau de Labaurie this becomes a reality. Dating from the 12th century, the Chateau stands in 40 acres with wild flowers in the meadows, rabbits and deer roaming the woods all the while overlooking the rural town of Chalais in the Charente countryside.
The South Turret Wing is one of three apartments available to holiday in at Chateau de Labaurie. A large apartment with a private entrance from the courtyard garden, the South Turret Wing sleeps 10 people in 5 bedrooms.Reduced price for 8 people.
Kitchen/dining room. TV and library sitting room. . Downstairs is also a shower room and wc.
Follow the stone turret spiral stairway upstairs to the five bedrooms, 3 double and 2 twin, and another shower room and wc.
A holiday at Chateau de Labaurie is not just about the Chateau itself. The grounds have everything needed to completely relax and escape from everyday life. Take a swim in the 6m x 12m pool, illuminated in the evenings, or soak up the sun lounging by its side. There is plenty of space for children (and grown ups too!) to run around and enjoy themselves. Play badminton on the grassed courts, host a football tournament on the half sized football pitch, play a game of table tennis or just walk through the meadows taking in the peace and quiet.
With so much to do at Chateau de Labaurie and the splendour of the South Turret Wing, it may be hard to drag yourself away, but the surrounding area has much to offer everyone.
Chalais is just a short walk from Chateau de Labaurie, visit the weekly street market (held on Mondays), have lunch in one of the cafes or restaurants or just sit with a coffee and watch the world go by.
Chateau de Labaurie is situated in the heart of many famous wine growing regions, make the journey to St Emilion, Bordeaux and Bergerac to sample and purchase the excellent wine produced here. St Emilion is just under an hour away, with Bordeaux and Bergerac around an hour and a half's journey. Cognac is close by and there are many local producers of the regional drink 'Pineau', Cognac and grape juice that is aged in oak barrels.
The Atlantic beaches are 100km away with Royan being the closest. Spend the day on the sandy beaches, then head into the town and enjoy a meal in one of the lovely restaurants close to the town square.
For golfers there are a number of excellent courses close to Chateau de Labaurie. The 9 hole course at Pillac is only 15kms away, whilst Le Golf de Montendre offers a superb course set in beautiful Charente countryside.
Chateau de Labaurie is not only a holiday venue but can also host weddings for up to 45 people, with the South Turret Wing being one of the many lovely properties that guests can stay. Please see owners website for full details of wedding
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Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner John Yates told the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee he believed his voicemail messages were illegally intercepted in 2005-06.
He noted that this was a ''particularly difficult time'' for Scotland Yard but said he did not know who carried out the hacking.
Former Metropolitan Police commissioner Lord Blair told the committee his home and mobile telephone numbers were found on lists obtained by detectives investigating phone hacking at the News of the World.
But he said he had no evidence that anyone listened to his voicemails.


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An influential advisory body on flood control has concluded that the most cost effective way to avoid a repeat of this years watery problems in Somerset is simply to pour money down the drain.
The Government have quickly (and with some relish) drawn up an initiative (glibly referred to as 'Shortchanging the North') which will see the residents of South Ferriby being relieved of all excess coinage and notes. This will then be transported at any expense by the military to the Somerset Levels and poured down the drains of properties at risk...flooding the surrounding area with filth riddled effleuent
This could then facilitate a Daily Mail championed campaign to utilise unemployed 'spongers' from a number of northern towns and cities, who would be invited to walk south and help mop up the southerners' mess ...or lose their benefits.


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ORLANDO, Fla. – After a warm day, the evening will be mild as lows dip into the high-60s in Orlando.
Tuesday is slated to be mostly cloudy conditions and expect to be tracking showers by mid-day.
The high will hop to 87 degrees before the showers arrive. Rain coverage Tuesday will be 70 percent
Tuesday night the showers slow and we drop to a low of 58.
Wednesday looks to be our coolest day with a high of only 76 degrees.
Thursday we are back to 80 for a high and a 30 percent chance of rain.