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In nerd language, it’s what’s called a “Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey”! The very fabric of spacetime “wobbled”.
The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) actually discovered ripples in space-time created by two merging black holes in a galaxy far faraway, a long time ago.
The first direct detection of gravitational waves is without a doubt one of the most remarkable breakthroughs of our time. The Advanced LIGO laboratories located in the American states of Washington and Louisiana have actually managed to trace the warping of space from the merger of two black holes about 1.3 billion light-years from Earth.
LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory) is a joint project between scientists at MIT, Caltech, and many other colleges and universities – a large-scale physics experiment and observatory, specially designed for the purpose of detecting gravitational waves. Co-founded in 1992 by Kip Thorne, Ronald Drever of Caltech and Rainer Weiss of MIT, the project and analysis of the data for gravitational-wave astronomy are organised by the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, which includes more than 900 scientists worldwide, as well as 44,000 active Einstein@Home users.
And here’s how it works.
The Michelson interferometer is a common configuration for optical interferometry. The Michelson interferometer produces interference fringes by splitting a beam of light.
The Michelson-Morley experiment was performed in 1887 to compare the speed of light in perpendicular directions, in an attempt to detect the relative motion of matter through the stationary luminiferous aether (“aether wind”). Although the result of the experiment was negative, the Michelson-Morley experiment was a turning point for the theoretical aspects of the Second Scientific Revolution and soon initiated a line of research that eventually led to special relativity.
The idea of laser interferometry is to split a high-powered laser beam and send its light on separate paths along two vacuum tunnels, arranged in an L-shaped configuration. The two beams are bounced back and forth by mirrors, before eventually returning back to their starting point where the beam is reconstructed and sent to detectors.
If gravitational waves pass through the lab, the expectation is that the light paths will be ever so slightly offset.
The Advanced LIGO optical configuration differs somewhat from the basic Michelson interferometer. The laser beam starts from the left, passing through subsystems to make sure it is stable.
It is split in two to pass into the interferometer arms at the top and right of the diagram. Then, the laser is bounced many times between the mirrors to build up sensitivity.
The interference pattern is read out at the bottom.
Normally, the light should interfere destructively, so the output is dark. A change to this indicates a change in length between the arms. That could be because of a passing gravitational wave.
According to Aasi et al. 2015 of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, the Advanced LIGO gravitational wave detectors are second-generation instruments designed and built for the two LIGO observatories in Hanford, Washington and Livingston, Louisiana. The two instruments are identical in design, and are specialized versions of a Michelson interferometer with four-kilometre-long arms.
As in Initial LIGO, Fabry–Perot cavities are used in the arms to increase the interaction time with a gravitational wave, and power recycling is used to increase the effective laser power.
Signal recycling has been added in Advanced LIGO to improve the frequency response.
In the most sensitive frequency region around 100 Hz, the design strain sensitivity is a factor of 10 better than Initial LIGO. Additionally, the low frequency end of the sensitivity band is moved from 40 Hz down to 10 Hz.
All interferometer components have been replaced with improved technologies to achieve this sensitivity gain. Much better seismic isolation and test mass suspensions are responsible for the gains at lower frequencies.
Higher laser power, larger test masses and improved mirror coatings lead to the improved sensitivity at mid and high frequencies. Data collecting runs with these new instruments began in mid-2015.
When gravitational waves pass through the Earth, the space and time our planet occupies should alternately stretch and squeeze. The Advanced LIGO interferometers have been searching for this stretching and squeezing for over a decade, gradually improving the sensitivity of their equipment.
Ah, yes! The effect is VERY weak.
The expectation was that their experiments would need to detect disturbances no bigger than a fraction of the width of a proton – a tiny particle present at the heart of all atoms. Consequently, only the biggest of masses moving at the greatest of accelerations are expected to warp their surroundings to any appreciable degree.
There is substantial noise to contend with.
For even the stillest of objects are vibrating on the smallest scales. Additionally, there are eathquakes, and even the “hum” of the Earth from coastal waves crashing worldwide.
Even when the equipment is damped by hanging the mirrors on suspensions, the whole set-up is still moving. But after years of research, gravitational-wave astronomers have modelled by a gravitational wave signal looks like.
The waves have a telltale frequencies.
And yet, the first detection of a gravitational wave was announced today. The recorded data fits perfectly with the modelled expectation.
It was simultaneously detected by both LIGO experiments, barring a small delay which was explained by the 3,000 kilometre physical separation of the two sets of scientific apparatus.
Mass follows the curvature of spacetime.
According to Einstein’s General Relativity, any mass bends the fabric of spacetime.
Albert Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves in 1916, as part of his theory of General Relativity. He said massive objects moving in space would cause “ripples” in spacetime – or gravitational waves.
Although the Maths all checked out, we had until now never been able to see those ripples.
This new discovery is very significant. It is the last great confirmation of Einstein’s ideas on General Relativity.
This is also the first direct confirmation of the existence of black holes.
As scientists are all too aware, the gravitational influence of black holes on their surroundings, is so great that not even light can escape their stronghold. Although it means they do not emit light, we know them to be out there, because we can see light coming from nearby stellar material being shredded and accelerated to high speed as it passes close to a singularity.
Gravitational waves are a signal coming directly from these “dark” objects themselves, and carry information about them. In this sense, the discovery is also the first confirmed detection of black holes.
Astrophysics and cosmology are now entering a new era.
The technique opens the door to an entirely new way of investigating the Universe.
Wherever matter bends spacetime, the path of light follows the curvature of spacetime to reach us.
Until now, we had no way in which to see beyond a certain point in the Universe. This is because much of the Universe that we theorise to be out there does not radiate any electromagnetic radiation in any form (whether gamma-rays or ultraviolet, visible light or radio waves) or emit any particles.
In effect, the early Universe is opaque, and it is impossible to see across space before 380,000 years after the Big Bang. At this point in time, the Universe had not cooled sufficiently to permit light to propagate.
Gravitational waves cannot be blocked or even deflected.
Unlike light or other particles, gravitational waves cannot be blocked or even deflected. They pass through matter unhindered.
Theoretically then, there ought to be background gravitational waves washing over towards us from the earliest moments of our fast-expanding Universe. This may well provide scientists with a free pass to explore cosmological phenomena that were previously out of bounds.
What really happened at time t = 0?
We can now set out to explore this “dark” Universe.
We can now push back the frontiers of human astrophysical exploration and try to find out what happened right after the Big Bang.
Will there be a Nobel prize? That’s a dead cert.
But the LIGO Collaboration involved over 1000 researchers working across a variety of fields using a range of complex technologies worldwide. Who among the theorists and experimentalists will be deemed as having made the most significant contribution to that discovery?
Future spaceborne gravitational-wave observatories may thus be able to detect the remnant signal that may bring us closer to understanding what happened at the very instant of the Big Bang, when time equals zero (t = 0).
What happened at time t = 0?
The two LIGO facilities will eventually operate in tandem with a third Italian lab, Virgo. All three setups will be recording future events together, but researchers will be able to use their different positions and signal timings to pinpoint more accurately the location of its original source in the Universe.
Still Einstein WAS wrong when he predicted that such a disturbance in the force could never be detected… You win some, you lose some.
So erm… Take that, Einstein!

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Washington: Democrat Pete Buttigieg, who is the Mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and is also openly gay, has announced that he was running for President in 2020 and proclaimed his hometowns revival was the answer to sceptics who ask how he has the "audacity" to see himself in the White House.
"My name is Pete Buttigieg. They call me Mayor Pete," Buttigieg said to cheers at rally in South Bend on Sunday inside a partly rebuilt factory once owned by the automaker Studebaker.
"I am a proud son of South Bend, Indiana. And I am running for President of the United States."
He added: "I ran for mayor in 2011 knowing nothing like Studebaker would ever come back, but that we would, our city would, if we had the courage to reimagine our future."
"I recognise the audacity of doing this as a Midwestern, millennial mayor, but we live in a moment that compels us each to act... It calls for a new generation of leadership.
"Our marriage exists by the grace of a single vote on the US Supreme Court... Nine men and women sat down in a room and took a vote, and they brought me the most important freedom in my life."
Though Buttigieg is a political progressive, his main message is the claim to leadership of millennial Americans, those he says will be on "the business end" of climate change, who grew up with school shootings and who supplied most of the troops in America's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Swalwell also promised to be a "different" kind of candidate in a crowded Democrat field with more established stars, vowing that his campaign would not accept donations from corporate political action committees.

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National E- Health Strategy - Ministry Vision "e-Health"
To Connect Providers at all levels of care.
To Measure the Performance of healthcare delivery.
To Transform Healthcare Delivery to a consistent, world-class standard.
These business goals are the core of the multi-dimensional eHealth vision. The eHealth vision statement: “A Safe, Quality Health System, based on Patient Centric Care guided by standards, enabled by eHealth” conveys the importance, and need for eHealth in the MOH.

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For our summer vacation this year, we chose the Grand Canyon 6-day rafting trip. It was a wonderful trip with gorgeous scenery, so glad we did this.
The Western River guides were wonderful, food was good, organization was something to marvel. Everything was taken into consideration. Joe and Steph had a great sense of humor and were able to make what might have been delicate information clear and funny at the same time. We were very careful to leave a pristine environment at the campsites each night. That was especially stressed. Our group was fun to travel with, we met some great folks. The rapids were fun, and were navigated with skill. Everyone was kept safe. We especially loved the waterfalls, hikes, and "sucking rubber" calls from the crew when the water was challenging.

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Stephen Jay Gould was bornon September 10, 1941 in Bayside, New York, United States, United States. Stephen Jay Gould was a famous paleontologist widely recognized for his contributions to evolutionary theory and history of science. A prolific writer, he had authored over 20 best selling books and written 300 essays for his monthly column, ‘This View of Life’ in ‘Natural History’ magazine. He was one of the most widely read writers of popular science of his generation and a professor who had spent many years teaching at the Harvard University; he also taught biology and evolution at the New York University. He worked as a curator at the American Museum of Natural History. His fascination with fossils and prehistoric life started from the time when as a five-year old he saw the skeleton of Tyrannosaurus rex at a museum. Awestricken at the sight of the gigantic skeleton, he decided that he wanted to study prehistoric life when he grew up. He is best remembered for the theory of punctuated equilibrium which he developed with Niles Eldredge. This theory proposed that most species go through long periods of evolutionary stability punctuated by rare evolutionary changes. His contributions to the field of evolutionary developmental biology were also very significant. The author of thousands of scientific papers, he is one of the most frequently cited scientists in the field of evolutionary theory.
If you absolutely forced me to bet on the existence of a conventional anthropomorphic deity, of course I'd bet no. But, basically, Huxley was right when he said that agnosticism is the only honorable position because we really cannot know. And that's right. I'd be real surprised if there turned out to be a conventional God.
Comparisons were made to George Gaylord Simpson's work in Tempo and Mode in Evolution (1941). However Simpson describes the paleontological record as being characterized by predominantly gradual change (which he termed horotely), though he also documented examples of slow (bradytely), and rapid (tachytely) rates of evolution. Both punctuated equilibrium and phyletic gradualism are not mutually exclusive, and examples of each have been documented in different lineages. The debate between these two Models is often misunderstood by non-scientists, and according to Richard Dawkins has been oversold by the media. Some critics jokingly referred to the theory of punctuated equilibrium as "evolution by jerks", which prompted Gould to describe phyletic gradualism as "evolution by creeps."
While attending Antioch College in the early 1960s, Gould was active in the civil rights movement and often campaigned for social justice. When he attended the University of Leeds as a visiting undergraduate, he organized weekly demonstrations outside a Bradford dance hall which refused to admit black people. Gould continued these demonstrations until the policy was revoked. Throughout his career and writings, he spoke out against cultural oppression in all its forms, especially what he saw as the pseudoscience used in the Service of racism and sexism.
Gould began his higher education at Antioch College, graduating with a double major in geology and philosophy in 1963. During this time, he also studied at the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. After completing graduate work at Columbia University in 1967 under the guidance of Norman Newell, he was immediately hired by Harvard University where he worked until the end of his life (1967–2002). In 1973, Harvard promoted him to professor of geology and curator of invertebrate paleontology at the institution's Museum of Comparative Zoology.
Gould's publications were numerous. One review of his publications between 1965 and 2000 noted 479 peer-reviewed papers, 22 books, 300 essays, and 101 "major" book reviews. A selected number of his papers are listed online.
Gould's most significant contribution to evolutionary biology was the theory of punctuated equilibrium, which he developed with Niles Eldredge in 1972. The theory proposes that most evolution is characterized by long periods of evolutionary stability, which is infrequently punctuated by swift periods of branching speciation. The theory was contrasted against phyletic gradualism, the popular idea that evolutionary change is marked by a pattern of smooth and continuous change in the fossil record.
Gould became widely known through his popular essays on evolution in the Natural History magazine. His essays were published in a series entitled This View of Life (a phrase from the concluding paragraph of Charles Darwin's Origin of Species) from January 1974 to January 2001, amounting to a continuous publication of 300 essays. Many of his essays were reprinted in collected volumes that became bestselling books such as Ever Since Darwin and The Panda's Thumb, Hen's Teeth and Horse's Toes, and The Flamingo's Smile.
In 1975, Gould's Harvard colleague E. O. Wilson introduced his analysis of animal behavior (including human behavior) based on a sociobiological framework that suggested that many social behaviors have a strong evolutionary basis. In response, Gould, Richard Lewontin, and others from the Boston area wrote the subsequently well-referenced letter to The New York Review of Books entitled, "Against 'Sociobiology'". This open letter criticized Wilson's notion of a "deterministic view of human society and human action."
When visiting Venice in 1978, Gould noted that the spandrels of the San Marco cathedral, while quite beautiful, were not spaces planned by the Architect. Rather the spaces arise as "necessary architectural byproducts of mounting a dome on rounded arches." Gould and Lewontin thus defined "spandrels" in the evolutionary biology context to mean any biological feature of an organism that arises as a necessary side consequence of other features, which is not directly selected for by natural selection. Proposed examples include the "masculinized genitalia in female hyenas, exaptive use of an umbilicus as a brooding chamber by Snails, the shoulder hump of the giant Irish deer, and several key features of human mentality."
Gould is one of the most frequently cited Scientists in the field of evolutionary theory. His 1979 "spandrels" paper has been cited more than 5,000 times. In Paleobiology—the flagship journal of his own speciality—only Charles Darwin and George Gaylord Simpson have been cited more often. Gould was also a considerably respected Historian of science. Historian Ronald Numbers has been quoted as saying: "I can't say much about Gould's strengths as a scientist, but for a long time I've regarded him as the second most influential Historian of science (next to Thomas Kuhn)."
Gould was the author of The Mismeasure of Man (1981), a history and inquiry of psychometrics and intelligence testing, generating perhaps the greatest controversy of all his books and receiving both widespread praise and extensive criticism, including claims of misrepresentation. Gould investigated the methods of nineteenth century craniometry, as well as the history of psychological testing. Gould claimed that both theories developed from an unfounded belief in biological determinism, the view that "social and economic differences between human groups—primarily races, classes, and sexes—arise from inherited, inborn distinctions and that society, in this sense, is an accurate reflection of biology." The book was reprinted in 1996 with the addition of a new foreword and a critical review of The Bell Curve.
In 1982 Harvard awarded him the title of Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology. The following year, 1983, he was awarded a fellowship at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, where he later served as President (1999–2001). The AAAS news release cited his "numerous contributions to both scientific progress and the public understanding of science." He also served as President of the Paleontological Society (1985–1986) and of the Society for the Study of Evolution (1990–1991).
Gould also became a noted public face of science, often appearing on television. In 1984 Gould received his own NOVA special on PBS. Other appearances included interviews on CNN's Crossfire and Talkback Live, NBC's The Today Show, and regular appearances on PBS's Charlie Rose show. Gould was also a guest in all seven episodes of the Dutch talk series A Glorious Accident, in which he appeared with his close friend Oliver Sacks.
Gould never embraced cladistics as a method of investigating evolutionary lineages and process, possibly because he was concerned that such investigations would lead to neglect of the details in historical biology, which he considered all-important. In the early 1990s this led him into a debate with Derek Briggs, who had begun to apply quantitative cladistic techniques to the Burgess Shale fossils, about the methods to be used in interpreting these fossils. Around this time cladistics rapidly became the dominant method of classification in evolutionary biology. Inexpensive but increasingly powerful personal computers made it possible to process large quantities of data about organisms and their characteristics. Around the same time the development of effective polymerase chain reaction techniques made it possible to apply cladistic methods of analysis to biochemical and genetic features as well.
Dawkins accused Gould of deliberately underplaying the differences between rapid gradualism and macromutation in his published accounts of punctuated equilibrium. He also devoted entire chapters to critiquing Gould's account of evolution in his books The Blind Watchmaker and Unweaving the Rainbow, as did Daniel Dennett in his 1995 book Darwin's Dangerous Idea.
In 1997 he voiced a cartoon version of himself on the television series The Simpsons. In the episode "Lisa the Skeptic", Lisa finds a skeleton that many people believe is an apocalyptic angel. Lisa contacts Gould and asks him to test the skeleton's DNA. The fossil is discovered to be a marketing gimmick for a new mall. During production the only phrase Gould objected to was a line in the script that introduced him as the "world's most brilliant paleontologist". In 2002 the show paid tribute to Gould after his death, dedicating the season 13 finale to his memory. Gould had died two days before the episode aired.
His view was criticized by Simon Conway Morris in his 1998 book The Crucible of Creation. Conway Morris stressed those members of the Cambrian fauna that resemble modern taxa. He also promoted convergent evolution as a mechanism producing similar forms in similar environmental circumstances, and argued in a subsequent book that the appearance of human-like animals is likely. Paleontologist Richard Fortey noted that prior to the release of Wonderful Life, Conway Morris shared many of Gould's sentiments and views. It was only after publication of Wonderful Life that Conway Morris revised his interpretation and adopted a more progressive stance towards the history of life.
In his book Rocks of Ages (1999), Gould put forward what he described as "a blessedly simple and entirely conventional resolution to ... the supposed conflict between science and religion." He defines the term magisterium as "a domain where one form of teaching holds the appropriate tools for meaningful discourse and resolution." The non-overlapping magisteria (NOMA) principle therefore divides the magisterium of science to cover "the empirical realm: what the Universe is made of (fact) and why does it work in this way (theory). The magisterium of religion extends over questions of ultimate meaning and moral value. These two magisteria do not overlap, nor do they encompass all inquiry." He suggests that "NOMA enjoys strong and fully explicit support, even from the primary cultural stereotypes of hard-line traditionalism" and that NOMA is "a sound position of general consensus, established by long struggle among people of goodwill in both magisteria."
Gould was known by the general public mainly for his 300 popular essays in Natural History magazine, and his numerous books written for both the specialist and non-specialist. In April 2000, the US Library of Congress named him a "Living Legend".
The conflicts between Richard Dawkins and Gould were popularized by Philosopher Kim Sterelny in his 2001 book Dawkins vs. Gould. Sterelny documents their disagreements over theoretical issues, including the prominence of gene selection in evolution. Dawkins argues that natural selection is best understood as competition among genes (or replicators), while Gould advocated multi-level selection, which includes selection amongst genes, nucleic acid sequences, cell lineages, organisms, demes, species, and clades.
The following is a list of books either written or edited by Stephen Jay Gould, including those published posthumously, after his death in 2002. While some books have been republished at later dates, by multiple publishers, the list below comprises the original publisher and publishing date.
A passionate advocate of evolutionary theory, Gould wrote prolifically on the subject, trying to communicate his understanding of contemporary evolutionary biology to a wide audience. A recurring theme in his writings is the history and development of pre-evolutionary and evolutionary thought. He was also an enthusiastic baseball fan and sabermetrician (analyst of baseball statistics), and made frequent reference to the sport in his essays. Many of his baseball essays were anthologized in his posthumously published book Triumph and Tragedy in Mudville (2003).
In 2011, a study conducted by six anthropologists criticized Gould's claim that Samuel Morton unconsciously manipulated his skull measurements, arguing that his coverage of Morton was tainted by his opposition to racism. The group's paper was in turn reviewed in the journal Nature, which recommended a degree of caution, noting that while Gould's opposition to racism might have biased his interpretation of Morton's data, the paper's authors had biases of their own. The group's paper was also critically reviewed in the journal Evolution & Development by Philosopher of science Michael Weisberg, also of the University of Pennsylvania, who argued that Gould's arguments were sound and that Morton's measurements were indeed tainted by racial bias. Biologists and Philosophers Jonathan Kaplan, Massimo Pigliucci, and Joshua Banta also published a critique of the groups's paper, arguing that many of its claims were misleading and the re-measurements were irrelevant.
But Gould did not rule out sociobiological explanations for many aspects of animal behavior, and later wrote: "Sociobiologists have broadened their range of selective stories by invoking concepts of inclusive fitness and kin selection to solve (successfully I think) the vexatious Problem of altruism—previously the greatest stumbling block to a Darwinian theory of social behavior... Here sociobiology has had and will continue to have success. And here I wish it well. For it represents an extension of basic Darwinism to a realm where it should apply."

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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I may be getting a little carried away with Halloween this year… Just need to make my costume for Saturday night!
My gingerbread recipe is here. I just painted little bones on them with some thick glacé icing!
This is the recipe I used for my little ghosts meringues.
It gives perfectly crisp and crunchy meringues that hold their shape so is perfect for piping.
I piped little mounds onto silicone baking sheets and baked them for about an hour, then turned the oven off and left it until cold. I then painted little faces on them!
Apparently, there are two camps when it comes to brownies. Those who like the sticky fudgy ones and those who are more inclined towards the cakey ones. I, firmly, sit on the fence. Best of both worlds.
4, Stir into the cooled chocolate/butter/sugar, the ginger (grated, syrup and powder), then the eggs, then the flour and finally the milk, beating well after each addition.
I love apples. Especially these big red ones. They sum up autumn for me.
This cake is pure comfort food for me. Brown sugar, apples, hazelnuts… heaven!
7, Bake in a preheated oven for 30-35 minutes until golden and firm to the touch.
This is my second entry for We Should Cocoa and held by Choclette at Chocolate Log Blog. The entries for last month’s Raspberry challenge were amazing and can be seen here!
I decided to brush up on my choux pastry skills for Christmas so this is the perfect excuse to give it a go!
1, Bring the water and butter to a light boil in a saucepan and tip the flour in all in one go. Beat with a wooden spoon until it forms a clean ball.
2, Leave to cool for a couple of minutes before beating in the eggs and liqueur.
3, Preheat the oven to 200o/c and line a baking tray with baking paper. Spray lightly with water.
4, Fill a piping bag fitted with a 1cm nozzle with the choux pastry and pipe the éclairs onto the prepared baking tray. Give them a quick sprinkle/spray with more water and bake in the oven for 30 minutes or until they are golden.
5, Remove from the oven, make a split in each éclair to allow the steam to escape and cool on a wire cooling rack.
2, Heat the milk until just boiling in a saucepan and pour onto the egg mixture whisking hard.
2, Pipe the Crème Patisserie into one half of the éclair and top with the other half.
1, Place everything in a heavy bottomed large saucepan over a medium heat and stir continuously until the butter has melted.
2, Bring to a slight boil and stir slowly for 2-3 minutes.
3, Bring up to a rapid boil, stirring occasionally, until it has reached ‘soft-ball stage’ or 116 degrees C (240 Fahrenheit) on a sugar thermometer.
4, Remove from the heat and let it cool for 2-3minutes and then beat it with a wooden spoon until it turns thick and pale and loses its glossy shine.
5, Pour into silicon moulds (I made 12 of the hearts shown in the picture above) or into a 7x7inch square cake tin.
6, Cover with cling film and cool in the fridge until set.
I picked this Wessex Mill flour up in a local farm shop, it’s not milled locally but it smells amazing! It’s literally a strong bread flour with cinnamon, dried apple pieces and dried apple powder.
I was up stupidly early this morning. I cut off a slice, before resolutely slumping myself in front of my laptop for the frenzy that was about to ensue at 9am. Glastonbury ticket sale day.
3, Pop the dough into a lightly oiled bowl, cover with cling film and leave somewhere warm for 1-2 hours until the dough has doubled in size.
4, Turn the dough back out onto a floured surface and knock it back with your fist. Give it another quick knead, only for a couple of minutes.
5, Line or grease a 900gr loaf tin and pop the dough inside. Cover that with greased cling film and return to a warm place until it has filled the loaf tin nicely.
6, Preheat oven to 220o/c and bake for 20-25mins until golden and when the bottom of the loaf is tapped is should sound hollow.

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“Sustainable unions as ACTIVE learning centers” is the topic of Doug Campbell and Dr. Krista Harrell’s (associate dean of students at the University of South Alabama) presentation at the Association of College Unions International, regional conference on October 8.
Doug and Krista will explore the core competencies of communication, student learning and leadership. The audience will help explore a methodology that better communicates the principles of sustainable design, that prioritizes student education and engagement, and engrains curricular and co-curricular objectives in sustainable building.


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stricklandstacks needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
Cool, calm and not no so collected logo needed for new web design/marketing company. The primary use of the logo will be on the companies yet to be developed website, business cards, and t-shirts.
I'm starting a new web design and marketing firm and want a cool logo to help the company blossom from. I've loved some of the work I've seen here so I thought I'd try Sitepoint to see what some of you all can come up with.
The logo needs to be cool, modern, and hip with a little bit of edge. I'm open to any ideas and will give helpful feedback as promptly as possible. I've been kicking around a black and red color scheme or black and baby blue. I also like that lime green color that is being used a lot in current designs.

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After the Village of West Urbana was incorporated, the first regular meeting of the Village Board was held on April 28, 1857, at the “Brick School House.” While much of the record is missing, and what survives, more often than not, is not specific, it would seem that board meetings for perhaps the first year and longer continued to be held at the Brick School House. The structure, built in 1855, was the first public school in West Urbana and stood on the lot located at the southwest corner of Hill and Randolph Streets.
Then, on May 12, 1858, after the meeting location had not been noted for a number of weeks, the record specified that, on this occasion, the meeting was held in “lW. Baddeley’s store.” Baddeley was the first postmaster in West Urbana and was elected to the first Village Board in 1857.
There is no indication in the sketchy record that the Board ever returned to the school house. Instead, over the following decade, board meetings were held in the offices of either various board members, the city attorney, or the police magistrate. In the meantime, on February 21, 1861, West Urbana received full legal sanction from the State Legislature to function as the City of Champaign.
After a little longer than a decade of meeting in private or semi-private locations, the Council decided upon a more formal setting for its deliberations. Sometime between the spring and fall of 1869, the Council leased “Council Rooms” from RM. Eppstein. Rent was $16.67 per month.
The rental arrangement sufficed for nearly a decade. Then, at the Council meeting of January 17, 1888, Alderman lB. Weeks “urged the necessity of the erection of a City Building.” By motion, the matter was referred to the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds “to procure plans for same.” By August 21, plans had proceeded to the extent that the Council had received at least six site proposals, including one from Ald. H.H. Harris. The locations were: corner of Main and Walnut; corner of Walnut and Taylor; corner of Main and Chestnut (the Harris site); corner of Market and University; the Doty Building on Oak Street; the present site of the City Building.The last site was the only one offered free of cost to the City. Harris did not vote for his site, and at some point during the deliberations, he withdrew it from consideration.
During the month of September 1888, the topic of the new City Building was constantly before the Council. A number of architects submitted letters expressing interest. In dealing with the various proposals, it was decided that the cost of the building should not exceed $12,000, down $3,000 from the amount previously decided upon. Of the four sets of plans submitted, only one came from a local architect, Seeley Brown of Champaign, who was selected.
Architect Brown had a significant task before him. He was charged with designing a building which would, in addition to the library, have to include all city operations -the Council Rooms, the Engine House (previously a separate facility), and a police station/jail. The latter would replace the “Calaboose” (a city-owned stone structure standing on land rented from the “Railroad Co.”).
While the cost of the proposed building seems miniscule by today’s standards, it still represented an amount far beyond what the City had in its treasury. The Finance Committee was given the task of “devising ways and means to replenish the depleted City Treasury.” In late January 1889, acting upon the recommendation of its committee, the Council had prepared $20,000 in bonds to cover building costs and other obligations. The bonds were issued in four increments of $5,000 each through November of 1889. Expenses of the issue were reported as follows: printing: $20, telegraphing: $ 2, Total $22.
Edward Bailey, Esq., son of the donor of the land, was the purchaser of the bonds when bids from bankers in other cities proved to be unsatisfactory. Bids for the new City Building were opened February 19, 1889. Three of the four bids were less than $100 below the $12,000 limit; the fourth was $365 over. None of the bids included plumbing and heating. J. Dickerson of Champaign, the low bidder by $16, was awarded the contract.
Later in August, Ald. Harris “informed the Council that the drain leading from the City Building was not low enough to carry off the water from the building and that it should be lowered at least 18 inches down to the creek.” One is left to wonder just what fluids the ten-inch drain was to carry, although there were “water closets” in the building serviced by a cistern. The nearest creek was the Boneyard, which has carried away whatever was piped into it over the years.
As the new City Building began to take shape, the Council considered such details as the sidewalk in front of the building. Ald. Joseph O’Brien suggested that a stone walk eight feet wide and four inches thick of Cleveland Stone be laid in front of the building. While it is not clear just what sort of sidewalk was actually laid, a stone walk similar to that described survives at the northwest corner of Market and Taylor Streets.
At the meeting of November 19, 1889, Ald. John Ahern reported that a party was interested in “renting the old engine house when it was vacated.” Also, the lease on the Calaboose lot had expired. As the Railroad Co. did not wish to renew the lease, the Building Committee was “instructed to remove the building and dispose of same.” Evidently, the prison in the new building was already in use.
In 1896, the Burnham Athenaeum building was opened to the public, allowing the library to move into its first “permanent” home. The library room presumably was assigned to other city uses.
At the same time, there was also strong support to expand Burnham City Hospital. Both projects qualified under guidelines set for the distribution of Federal funds by the Public Works Administration (PWA). The Burnham project would consist of a new building adjacent to the existing hospital. The proposed new city hall would occupy the same site as the existing structure and house the same functions – City offices as well as the Police and Fire Departments.
Five days before the vote, the News-Gazette printed a decidedly favorable editorial on the issue. It argued that a new building had been needed for more than a decade. Equally, in apparent acceptance of President Franklin Roosevelt’s pump priming strategy, the writer argued that the project would put much-needed money into the local economy to the advantage of labor and business alike. The piece concluded: “Too long have we put up with a building that is a disgrace to a community of this size and type.” Local labor groups, unlike the mayor, did not remain silent. lW. Dunn, business representative of the Building Trades Council, was expansive in his support: “Can anyone who calls himself civic-minded and (can) be proud to say, “I am a citizen of Champaign,” look at the present, dilapidated old worn out City Building without blushing with shame?” The Twin City Federation of Labor joined in with its support as well.
The Council proceeded with deliberation on the City Building project. Within a month, following voter approval, Mayor Flynn was authorized to advertise for bids for “the construction of a City Building, PWA Project, Illinois No. 1315.” At a special meeting in December, the Council awarded the construction contracts. The low bidder for the general contract was the Wm. Kuhne Company of Rantoul. The structure was initially envisioned as a “monolithic concrete building” with lesser cost options of either brick or stone facing. Ultimately, the Council chose a brick facing with Bedford stone rim.
Since the existing building was to be razed to make way for the new, the Council had to provide temporary space for City operations. City offices and the Police Department shifted to the Walter Stern building located at 322-324 North Hickory Street. (Later, that building became the nucleus of the Sears and Roebuck Store in Champaign.) The Fire Department remained behind, but prepared to move “on a moment’s notice” to 202 E. University Avenue.
The Ramey design did incorporate the art deco tower so prominent in the Los Angeles structure. Hardly could the Los Angeles city fathers have known when their structure was built that the art deco style would flower so monumentally during the decade of the 1930s as the Federal Government sought, among its many strategies, to spend its way out of the Great Depression.
William Kuhne, in announcing plans on New Year’s Day for the prompt demolition, added: “We intend to salvage and sell as much as possible in order to pay the cost for wrecking the old building.” Times sure have changed in that respect: labor costs would prohibit such a procedure now. Today it would be the wrecking ball and a quick trip to the landfill. Kuhne estimated that demolition could be accomplished in 30 days.
Also, in January, the City Council confirmed the sale of $91,000 in City Building bonds and shortly thereafter levied a tax to repay the same. Construction proceeded apace. The early intent for a partial basement was changed to a full excavation. During this phase, the contractor encountered “quicksand” which, along with cave ins, occasioned by heavy rains and vibrations from the traction cars, slowed as well as added to the cost of the project. By August 1936, it became necessary to hold a second election to approve an additional $25,000 “for the purpose of defraying the cost of completing the construction of and equipping a City Building.” In October, the Otis Company bid for the tower elevator was accepted.
Well into the cold weather of late fall 1936, the building passed the point of 50 percent completion, and required heating. This was provided by steam heat produced by the Illinois Power and Light Corporation. It supplied heat to most downtown buildings through spent steam from its electrical generating station on North Neil Street.
In December, the Council granted the first of a series of extensions to the contractors. Relatedly, the Council directed the City Clerk to extend the lease on the temporary city building on a month-to-month basis.
The main Council construction concern during January of the new year was the new jail. It was to be located in the basement of the new building.
By April, after more time extensions to the contractors, the project had reached a point at which the Council felt it to be appropriate to consider the two plaques it intended to place in the foyer of the new building. The award for the plaques went to the S.P. Atkinson Co., not the low bidder but located conveniently in the next block south on Neil Street. At the same time, the Council deemed it necessary to spend nearly $11,000 to repave the area around the new building.
In May, the still unfinished building was closed enough to completion for the City and the general contractor to agree upon its partial use by the Fire Department. Finally, on July 13, 1937, the Council formally accepted the finished building from the contractors.
The cumulative result of the delays was a cost overrun. To help compensate, the City had successfully petitioned the PWA for release of funds, originally slated for furnishing the new building, for use in the construction phase. Foreseeing the problem this could create at the end of the project, the City Council asked the PWA for an additional grant to buy furniture and other furnishings. No word on the request was forthcoming from the PWA for months upon months. The result was, in July 1937, that the building was complete but unoccupiable.
As the furniture dispute continued, a unique approach was undertaken to take care of the firemen who were already in the new building. A number of public-spirited citizens, acting independently, began a collection which furnished the first floor lounge as well as the offices of the chief and the assistant chief.
Near the end of August, matters reached a point where the City Council had to do something with or without the participation of the PWA. Contractor Kuhne was in the unenviable position of having completed his contract but being unable to collect his final ten percent of the contract, $19,000, until the PWA had approved all work on the project.
The City Council, unable to persuade the PWA, made two decisions; it ordered the new furniture it needed, and it set the date to move into the new City Building with what furniture and furnishings it had. The latter would serve until the new arrived from the suppliers. A bid of $95 was approved to fund the move. Finally, after nearly a month, City offices, as well as the Police Department, moved into and occupied the building. By mid-October, the new furniture had arrived, and the Council made plans for an open house.
The big event occurred during the first weekend in December, with the various city departments participating. The Street Department brought in some of its heavy equipment. The Police Department had two display boards, one featured confiscated weapons, the other, weapons used by the police. The Fire Department had its engines on hand. One objective of the open house was to demonstrate the poor state of the fire equipment so that the citizens would support still another bond issue to replace much of it. Less than a week later, on December 9, the strategy worked by a comfortable seven to one margin.
During the two-day open house, 1268 citizens registered as visitors. Unofficially, the count was placed at over 1500. After so many delays it was almost anticlimactic. Nevertheless, it was a beautiful and sturdy building, one that would prove worthy to stand the test of time.
Mayor Flynn, in his bid for re-election in 1939, offered an accounting of the total expenditures for the City Building. Of the total cost of $206,421, $116,000 was funded by bond issue, $12,967 came from the premium on those bonds, and $77,454 was furnished by WPA grant. The public must have been pleased, for the Mayor was re-elected.
The City Building has changed over the years. One of those changes occurred in 1960 when, during the first term of Mayor Emerson Dexter, the Council moved the formal council chamber from the relatively small tower quarters on the fifth floor to the second floor auditorium. The overall effect of the move must certainly have been to make the public feel more welcome at Council deliberations. Subsequently, during the term of Major Virgil Wikoff, the new chamber was extensively remodeled.
“It turned out there were just enough men to drive all the trucks. At 10: 15 p.m., the thunder of the powerful engines reverberated from the black and white tiled walls for the last time.
The resulting vacant space in the City Building was remodeled for use by the Police Department which, by then, had totally outgrown its location on the first floor of the tower and the basement. Unfortunately, the brick used to close off the bays formerly used by the fire trucks did not match that of the building.
On June 20, 1983, the police vacated the City Building, as well, for their facility at the corner of University Avenue and First Street. Chief of Police Donald Hanna remembered the event well – it was his first day on the job. This move left virtually the entire east wing vacant except for the second floor council chamber. The only outward evidence that the Police Department had even been there are the initials “CPD” (modified from “CFD”) in stone over the southeast door to the east wing.
The city administration had grown over the years, as had the other departments. Colonization of the vacated space by the remaining city departments now became a priority. The City Council never considered abandoning the City Building for another location. As the Council had done for both the Public Works Facility and the Police Station, it accumulated Federal Revenue Sharing monies to fund the renovation project. Serious work began when Architect Neil Strack was retained to direct the task. He was a fine choice, since the preservation of the distinctive character of the City Building, a Strack specialty, was an articulated priority of the Council.
There was not universal acceptance of the design which Strack submitted to the Council. Among other things, the basement was to be refitted for use as an “Emergency Operations Center” (EOC), for which Federal funding was available. Major opposition was raised by some Council Members who argued that this would necessitate the construction of a third floor over the east wing to make up for the space lost, adding greatly to the overall cost of the project. After a prolonged fight over the issue, the Council majority, led by Mayor Robert Dodd, opted for the EOC and the third floor addition.
In early 1986, partial demolition was authorized inside the vacant east wing. Work progressed to the point that, in September 1986, the Council was forced to vacate its chamber and to move its weekly meetings to the auditorium of the Public Library, where it would meet for the next 16 months. By fall 1986, the east wing was completely gutted; only the exterior walls remained. Then, as that portion of the structure took shape, some departments in the tower were moved out to various locations in downtown, while others moved from one floor to another as the renovation progressed. The Mayor’s and City Manager’s offices remained unscathed on the fifth floor until near the completion of the project, although the approaching noise of the jackhammers was unnerving in the extreme to those at the top.
The Legal Department moved back in early March and the Building Safety Division office completed the homecoming on March 11, 1988. All contract work was completed and accepted in August. On September 11, 1988, the renovated City Building was formally rededicated.
Total renovation costs for the City Building amounted to $4,037,660. Of this amount, $2,456,700 came from Federal Revenue Sharing, $278,200 from a Federal grant for the EOC, and the remainder from City sources.

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no surprise, as the domain of Internet sales is growing at a breakneck pace throughout the world. As the Nigerian infrastructure continues to improve and as online access becomes more prevalent, such a trend should have a lasting impact upon the millennial generation throughout the nation. While the influence of this movement can be seen across the boards, it might not be entirely obvious why it is so appealing to those who are looking to think outside of the box. Let us take an in-depth look at some of the main driving factors behind a migration to the Internet as well as what it might mean for the future of Nigeria as a whole.
Why Internet Retail Sales and Why Now?
stores can reach an incredible number of customers if its products and services are marketed correctly.
Coincidentally, marketing is the second main consideration that needs to be mentioned here. The younger Nigerian community is well aware that they have the ability to target a global audience. No longer will this represent a game of “hit and miss” thanks to advanced e-commerce platforms which cost a fraction of the price that would have been required in the past. By leveraging these powerful digital tools, they will be able to present their budding business in the best light possible. This is just as true whether referring to local clients or a customer demographic that stretches well beyond the confines of the African continent. In other words, where there is a will, there is now a way.
What are the Long-Term Impacts for the Nigerian Business Community?
essential for those who are looking for future success and they involve much more than gut instinct alone.
Another interesting possibility is that we might not witness as much of an exodus of those with advanced skill sets from the country. In the past, Nigerians who possessed university degrees would often travel abroad to encounter lucrative work possibilities. This might no longer be the case in reference to Internet-based businesses, as they can simply work out of their own home or a local office complex. Assuming that such a trend continues, this should lead to a healthier domestic economy and a thriving exportation sector.
market their products to the end user. This has directly correlated with the rise in the number of smartphones. Many consumers will now choose to browse the Internet with mobile devices as opposed to traditional laptops or personal computers. This has dramatically increased the number of potential customers that business can target and such a momentum has not gone unnoticed by the average entrepreneur.
Internet, the digital future of Nigeria is quite intact.


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It’s not hard to understand the reason why Santorini remains as one of Europe’s top destinations. It should be on everyone’s bucket list to visit at least once, so you can experience its breathtaking panoramic views all over the fabled Aegean Sea.
Part of the Cyclades islands, Santorini was gravely affected by a volcano eruption back in the 16th century, which forever shaped its geography and soul enriching landscape. There’s a host of brilliant hotels and apartments to choose from, including the Celstia Grand, the Adronis Boutique Hotel, Kirini Suites & Spa, the Katikies Hotel and many more, making the destination a top spot for tourists with cheap local prices and plenty of sight seeing hotspots!


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Hey all! Hope your weekends were relaxing, and that you managed to avoid some of the arctic chill weâre seeing here in DC (and, from what I hear, all over the Northeast). Mine was filled with the usual melee of studying, blog work, yoga, gym, and food. Food, of course, was the main highlight!
Iâve hit that peculiar moment in the heart of winter–and it happens every year–when I start crave raw fruits and vegetables with a fervor. Iâve always wondered why this happens, and I have yet to come up with any kind of scientific answer. I suspect itâs simply my bodyâs way of screaming out against months of indoor heating, classrooms lit up with the sounds of winter coughs, and abbreviated outdoor walks, and begging for the fresh, crisp tastes of warmer months. Raw foods always exist in a balance with cooked ones for me, but I do love to indulge these seasonal cravings with all the blended greens and salads I can handle.
Starting here. This isnât a salad recipe, but rather a dressing recipe–which is really like many salad recipes delivered to you at once. Dressings are one of the cornerstones of my weekly food prep routine. Why? Because a good dressing can be key to eating lots, and lots, and lots of vegetables. You can dipped steamed veggies into it if youâre craving warm food, smother your nutrient dense salads, and use it to dip raw veggies as a snack. To say nothing of how easily you can slather a dressing on a raw or cooked sandwich. The possibilities abound.
Thatâs smoked paprika, which is one of my favorite spice rack staples. Itâs just regular paprika that has been smoked in oak, and it takes on a very distinctive, smoky aroma and taste. I like using it in place of liquid smoke when I need to create a âsmokyâ flavor in vegan dishes (traditionally, of course, various meats are used to do just that). Itâs not inexpensive, but you can find good deals on Amazon, and a little goes a very long way.
Take this dressing: only 1/2 teaspoon of smoked paprika takes a red pepper and chickpea medley to a new place. The recipeâa creamy blend of red pepper, chickpeas, tahini, and lemonâneeds very little improvement in the taste department, so the paprika is optional. But if you can manage to find some, youâll be glad you did. Trust me on this one. You can leave the red pepper raw if you like, or roast it, which will enhance the smoky flavor.
Blend all ingredients together on high till creamy and smooth.
Serve over salad of choice. Mine was cucumber, tomato, jicama, pepper, chickpeas, and a heap of raw hemp and vegetable crackers (homemade).
So what made this salad appropriately meal sized? Well, letâs look at our macronutrient groups. Protein? Hemp and chickpeas fit the bill. Carbs?Â Legumes provide starch and energy. Healthy fat? Tahini and hemp step in. And since we were just talking about Omega 6âs and 3âs, itâs worth pointing out that both are present in this mealâ6âs in the tahini, 3âs in the flax and hemp in my crackers. A nicely balanced plate!
Sweet potato rounds over hemp bread with tahini dressing, along with a fresh vegetable and green salad topped with mashed turnips.
Always refreshing and delicious as an afternoon snack! Or anytime snack. The ginger and lemon tend to be just the pick me up I need when Iâm tempted to hit the âonâ switch on my coffee maker for the second time in a day. Committed though I may be to my morning Joe, fresh, nutrient rich juice is so much more sustaining as an energy source.
Thatâs about it for now, folksâbiochem calls. Hope you all love this dressing as much as I instantly did, and that your Mondays get off to a good start!!
That green juice sounds sooo good right now. I thought about juicing at least 5 different times this weekend but laziness won out after thinking about the clean up that ensues after every juice session.
yum – looks awesome! I love hearing about new ways to spruce up my salads, nutritionally and taste-wise, and it’s so true that a dressing can make all the difference. I’m in a bit of a dressing rut so I can’t wait to try!
I came for the dressing, I stayed for the green lemonade. Both look vibrant and delicious; I totally hear you on needing an antidote to recycled, stale air and fluorescent lights.
Oh no, is liquid smoke not vegan??!
Oh no, it is! It is. I just like variety.
Just dug out my juicer after moving house actually, my new favourite is celery and ginger mixed with my home brew kombucha.
Really need to get myself some of that smoked paprika… the dressing sounds delicious; great colour too!
You made a comment about “lemon and ginger” after your green lemonade recipe, but I don’t see any lemon in the recipe…I’m assuming you probably forgot to include it in the recipe? If so, how much do you usually use? I’m always looking for new juice recipes or different proportions of already favorite ones.
Sorry Sara, I forgot it! Edited to add.
I get the midwinter craving thing. I just went through a few mangoes myself! I agree with you though, I think it’s all about rebellion. My body is in denial and is attempting to boycott winter.
That dressing looks fabulous. I actually don’t like tahini on its own, but it’s a really good dressing base as long as I flavor it enough to hide the bitterness. I think this will work out nicely!
That, and the dressing. I am a major condiment-junkie. And it looks great.
Good luck with the biochem.
You will not regret this.
Gena you fabulous psychic woman you. I was just thinking that I was going to poke through your blog to find a dressing recipe (I’m trying to get myself into a dressing-on-salad state of mind, and you exist as my Queen for recipes in this regard), and here you are, offering a new recipe with ingredients I almost have entirely in my kitchen already. To the shops for capsicum with me!
Tomorrow, that is. Because it’s night-time right now, and I’m too scared of gremlins to walk to the shops at 10pm.
Oooh, I look all mysterious ‘n’ stuff with my one letter name there. Well done me with the computer literacy.
Perfect! I might be making this this week, since I have all of this on hand.
Love the recipe! I need to make some chickpeas this week just to make this dressing.
The green lemonade must be perfect on a cold day. The lemon and ginger is so warming!
Question: How long will the dressing last?
as I cannot handle fructose and thus apples, my own variation is fennel, lemon, ginger, zucchini-juice. sooo good!
I love smoked paprika too (shocking). Dressing sounds great and that last salad looks like my perfect meal!
This sounds amazing! And the color of the dressing is just beautiful. Not only did this get me craving some fresh salad, but I want those homemade raw crackers you have on the side!
That dressing is so pretty! There’s a lot of truth to “you digest with your eyes first.” A pretty dressing makes a salad even more attractive.
I just made this, it’s delicious! I looove smoked paprika too. I’m always looking to change up my salad dressings and I actually had all these ingredients on hand when you posted this. Thanks for the recipe!
i’ll have to try that green juice. i have juiced every single day the month of january! i save the pulp and make crackers or mix it with an avocado or mustard based dressing + poached salmon or something so i don’t waste the veg i buy for the juicer. it’s working out really well and my mother told me my skin was glowing a couple days ago. this is bizarre but i stopped taking birth control just before christmas and have had hardly any breakouts at all?! i broke out more ON the pill than without it?! what is up with that hah?
totally agree that a dressing can make veggies go down so easy! i don’t think i could eat a green salad naked lol.
Three of my favorite foods in one dressing? I die. Sounds so good. I never thought to blend beans in a dressing…interesting!
Thank you, Gena, for another delicious dressing recipe!
This looks SO yummy! My mom will really want to try this one out too, I am sure. LOVE that you used smoked paprika, becoming quite the gourmand!
It’s like red pepper hummus in a dressing – couldn’t ask for anything better! Making this soon. Quick question re: peppers, I’ve heard that green ones aren’t ripe – is that true?
Thank you, Gena! I made this last night and it was delicious!
This is a great-looking recipe – it’s hard to beat something with such a short ingredient list of delicious ingredients. Smoked paprika is love. I think it’s funny how seemingly backwards you are in the winter compared to everyone else who swears by lots of warm, hearty foods, but your reasoning does make a lot of sense. It’s easy to get sick and not feel your best when you’re cooped up indoors with a bunch of other people for several months at a time, so it’s probably wise to load up on the greenery!
Just had to pop over to say I absolutely loved this dressing! I used it on salads all week. Today I had some left & some greens beans lingering from my CSA box. I tossed the dressing, green beans & frozen corn in a hot skillet for a bit & it made a wonderful hot dish too.
I just made this dressing with oven-roasted red peppers. I’m blown away. I need to keep myself from eating the whole batch with a spoon. Absolutely delicious. I ended up boosting the lemon juice just a little bit, but this is the kind of dressing I need to get me excited about eating salad. Tomorrow’s lunch is going to be amazing.
I love the simplicity of this recipe. Excited to try it!
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Depart for Guhaghar at 11:00 Am. via Alibaug-Harihareshwar-Dapoli-Dabhol ( Approx 350 kms / 8 Hrs drive). This travel one of the most scenic road travels parallel to the coast, while passing through local fishermen villages. On arrival check inn at hotel. Overnight at Hotel.
Morning after Breakfast Proceed to Ratnagiri (130 kms/ 4 hrs). On arrival visit Bhagwati Fort & Temple, the Beach, Bhatye Creek and other interesting sights. Later in the afternoon back to Guhaghar via visiting Ganpatipile & Jaigad (Approx 80 kms/3 Hrs drive). En route you can visit the beautiful Konkarn Beaches as mentioned in itinerary. Evening free at your liesure. Overnight at Guhaghar Hotel.
Morning after breakfast you can do half day local sightseeing and afternoon depart for Mahabaleshwar by surface approx. 150 kms/ 3 hrs. On arrival check inn at hotel. Evening you can take boating at Veena Lake. Overnigh tat hotel.
Morning after breakfast depart for Table Top Spot Panchgani (30 kms/ 40 minutes). Visit Panchgani sightseeing. Afternoon back to Mahabaleshwar. Evening free at your leisure. Overnight tat hotel.
Morning after breakfast you can do half day local sightseeing old Mahabaleshwar. Afternoon depart for Pune by surface approx. 120 kms/ 2.5 hrs. On arrival transfer to our own home for night stay. Overnight by self.


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This was gifted to me and I have to say, it would not have been something that I would have picked up at my own will. It looks very intimidating in the tube, especially with the strong colour that is portrayed. But let me say, I would have been missing out on a great product and wouldn’t have the opportunity to show you what a great item this is! There are currently four shades in the range; peach glow, pink glow, bronze glow and coral glow. Each stick retails for $30 AUD at 0.38oz/ 11.0g. It is available to be purchased at the Laura Mercier Counter at David Jones or on Adore Beauty website.
The Bonne Mine Face Colour Stick comes in a short, chubby stick with a cap. It has a rotator bottom that twists to expose the produce from the tube. Very much like any other Laura Mercier Product, it has the signature polished exterior, with the classic Laura Mercier theme. In my opinion, this product can do with some work in the packaging department. It’s not quite ideal for travel as the exterior is not scratch proof and some of the paint can easily scratch off the surface making the product look tacky and old if you happen to pop it in your purse often. But other than that, it is in a portable form that allows you to do that quick touch ups throughout the day and give you the control for easy application, which I like. The whole tube can fit inside the palm of my hands so it gives you some ease for easy storage.
The colour ‘Pink Glow’ is described to be a bright pink shade with a luminous finish. It has microscopic sparkles that don’t translate on the skin from a distance – giving the skin the natural glow of highlight. The way I would describe this blush is that it provides the colour of a blush and the subtle natural glow of a highlighter. It gives the cheek such a delicate flush of pink that it seems as though your skin is just naturally radiant from the sun. It had helped structured my face – in terms of strobing – and it had also given some colour to my cheeks.
It has a lightweight, blendable and buildable formula that you can wear comfortably on your cheeks. It gives such a beautiful glow to your face making you look radiant and gleaming from within. It is definitely transfer and water resistant. It does not budge from your cheeks once it has set – so it is definitely very long-wearing! It had claimed only 8 hours, but I had easily worn it for a full day of uni and work and colour was still visible!
This product provides a sheer to a buildable light tint to the cheeks. It has a thin and light texture that does not accentuate fine lines or pores. I was immensely impressed with the way it was so easy to blend out the product with just my fingers. A few dabs and a few taps just did the trick. This product is very beginner-friendly and would be the perfect introduction to cream blush.
I have quite dry cheeks and this product had not accentuated or drawn attention to my cheeks. This Bonne Mine Face Colour Stick is ideal for all skin types, not just dry skin and in my personal opinion, it would be suitable for all skin tones as well, despite there being a limited colour range. I would have loved to see a “Melba” shade or a dusty rose kind of shade in the range as well.
Now the great thing about this product and what makes it so versatile and perfect for touch ups is that it is not limited to just the cheeks! It can easily be used as a lip shade as well! The colours are very wearable on the lips and they lasts just as well as any lip product, though it is a tad dry. And if you happen to purchase the bronze glow, it can also be a bronzing shade for those lighter skin peeps! This multi-purpose stick is great for those who don’t love carrying a lot in their bag. I know I don’t.
Overall, this product is definitely matches up to powder blushes. It actually allows you to have more control over the amount of product you lay on your face, as well as the precision and placement of the product. It is easy to use, very blendable, lightweight and a versatile product for the average travelling woman! Go check it out at your local David Jones or department beauty store!
My apologies for not posting up for a long time! I have had a lot of assessments and work that I needed to commit to. Now that I am back, I will try my hardest to review more products for my loyal readers! I have a lot I want to share with you all while I was away! So stay tuned!
Disclaimer: This product was gifted to me, but it is not sponsored or compensated. It is genuinely my honest opinion and have been tried and tested by me. All images belong and were taken by me.
It sure is! What colour do you have?
Yes! Definitely recommend! I don’t normally blog about something I don’t like. ^^ You have my word!

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When I was younger my mom used to buy this delicious spicy cheese nacho dip in a jar that we would heat up and dip Tostitos in – it was so good! Over the weekend I was craving this snack so bad that we attempted to recreate it! It turned out pretty good so I thought I’d share this super easy recipe with you all today! If any of you already make a similar dip, leave what ingredients we were missing in the comments! Hope you all enjoy this delicious little snack!
Step 1: Cook onion in hot oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat for 8 minutes or until tender. Add garlic, and cook 1 minute.
Step 2: Over medium-low heat, add your tomato, cheese and cilantro and stir until it forms a sauce. Add salt, pepper and cayenne pepper to taste. Let it simmer for 2 minutes.
Step 3: Serve with tortilla chips and your favorite salsa. Enjoy!


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dress; h+m. bag and belt; vintage.
Hope you survived freshers with as much damage as possible! The more damage you had, the more fun you had; that's the rule that should be put in place from now on. Keep blogging!
Lovely photos -- I love all the face paint. Looks like a good group!
glad your liking it (uni i mean) i bet your stoked about alexa on the cover of Elle?
what sweet friends you have! Looks like a good gang!
Oh, good times! Enjoy it, it goes by SO FAST (god I sound like an old old lady!).
The new gang look fun!
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You should really check Berlin out if you can.
PS PASS IT ON! --> GIVE-AWAY going on NOW! - 2 necklaces = 2 winners!
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I really love that dress you're wearing, by the way.
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You all look like you're having such a ball! Now tell me, what on Earth is this Freshers thing you're all talking about?
Gahh, noo don't worry it wasn't your internet, every single upload service is in an awful mood with me at the moment, all fixed now!
ah those are the best times to be with friends!!
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I would have loved to see whole your dress!
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I already commented on those fun having photos but thanks again for your comment.
Looks like things are very fun over there right now!
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