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The lowdown about you, your lifestyle, sizes and other useful information.
Two head shots: one make-up free in natural daylight, so I can assess your colouring and one with whatever make-up you'd normally wear.
Two full-length photos: one front on, one side facing. It's best if you wear something snug-fitting in these like leggings & a tank top, so I can get a good idea of your true body shape. No one will see these. I promise.
Photos of yourself in outfits you currently wear and like most.
To find you clothes that you’ll LOVE, I need to understand what makes you come alive. Check out fashion magazines, cutting and pasting whatever jumps out. Work quickly on gut instinct. Don't worry if it seems jumbled. Scribble notes to explain why you love an image i.e. ‘the simple clean lines’. You can also easily create an online moodboard on Pinterest and share that with me.
This mood board gives me an essential insight into your taste, which I translate into looks and labels you will love! Each board gives me that sense of a person that words can’t describe or that you may not be conscious of, but that shine through when you instinctively gather images together. Be you not a trend!
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We operate a 48-hour cancellation policy. If you cancel at least 48 hours prior to the day of your service you will not be charged. Cancellations made less than 48 hours prior to the day of service will incur a charge of 40% of the total service price.
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On occasions services may be updated or altered. Please be aware that once a service has been purchased the service will be carried out in accordance with the information provided at the time of purchase.
Services are normally conducted between the hours of 9:30AM and 7:30PM, 7 days a week. However, under special circumstances sessions may be conducted out of these hours.
All items purchased by the client are on a recommendation and suggestion basis only by the stylist.The stylist does not hold any responsibility with regards to the purchasing of items or shall not be held accountable for the return of faulty or unsuitable items.
The stylist shall not be held liable for any allergic reaction to materials, fastenings or accessories purchased by the client.
As all information is given on a personal recommendation and suggestion basis the client fully accepts this is how the service is conducted and given.
Additional charges will apply for travel to services scheduled outside a 20-km radius of Montreal. Every effort will be made to keep travel costs to a minimum. Clients will be advised in advance if travel expenses apply. Payments of travel expenses are payable on the day of the service or in advance added to the fee of the service.
In the event that a service requires rescheduling this can be done twice without a charge. However, further rescheduling after the second time will be charged at $25.00 per reschedule for all services.
All cancellations must be made at least 48 hours before the scheduled service is due to take place. If more than 48 hours is given an administration fee of $20 will be added to your service fee (please refer to the specific service charges). If the cancellation period is less than 48 hours any refund will be at the discretion of the stylist. All cancellations must either be made via email or text.
The stylist reserves the right to make amendments to the scheduled service at anytime. This may be in the form of a cancellation, refusal to undertake the service or in a change to the scheduled date, time and location. The stylist is not liable for any consequential losses.
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A Necklift is a cosmetic surgery procedure that can help improve sagging skin of the neck. This surgery is essentially the lower section of a facelift and can be useful in someone who has aging of the neck that is out of proportion to the rest of the face. It is also useful when a person does not desire to go through the more extensive surgery that is involved with a more complete facelift. It must be realized of course that the result from a neck lift alone might be less than when combined with the added benefit of the Facelift elements.
A neck lift is usually performed to improve the appearance of the enck and under the jaw line by reducing the loose sagging skin.This is opfetrn due to a thickening and drooping of the platysma muscle.
Are you concerned about the price and quality of Neck Lift provided by clinics in Gold Coast?
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Global biggest and leading online dating company, professional in matching and dating activities, targeting male over 30.
You must have a mainstream dating landing page to apply this offer.
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2nd OPTION of Space when 5 receives the ball from 1.
1 screens away for 4; 4 cuts to ball-side.
3 cuts through, looking for a hand-off from 5.
5 should look for an 1-on-1 option.
If 5 could not score, 2, 4 and 5 are set in a triangle with different options.
If nobody gets open in scoring position, 5 passes out to 4 and he swings the ball to the other side to 1.
1 and 3 now have a two man game option on ball-side while 2,4 and 4 are running FLEX.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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Entropy 115 is released with new Galacticraft, Optifine U_B4, new Enviromine version and more. Also check out the new Battlefield mode server.
The hell? It didn't save my comment...? It doesn't look like it did. O_o Oh well, I've been trying to say, I'm having a serious and unresolved problem with the battlefield server. Basically, it DCs me after a few seconds, with a fatal error message, no matter WHAT I do, and nothing seems to fix it. The first time I try to join (after opening technic for the first time that day), it only DCs me after I join a team--or seems to, but every time AFTER the first time, it DCs me instantly, almost the moment I login. What's even stranger is that the VERY first time or so I tried to get on, it didn't DC me--but, I had to abruptly get off and do laundry, so it MIGHT have, anyway, when I tried to join a team. So, I don't know what's going on, but something's wrong. Any idea what it is, and what I should do...? Thanks for listening.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


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As a former firefighter and paramedic for the city of Des Moines, attorney Kent Balduchi is well-familiar with the importance of a quick response in an emergency. Just as your home stands a better chance of being salvaged when you call the fire department on time, so does your legal status have better prospects when you get legal help at the first sign of trouble.
Mr. Balduchi began his law practice after a successful career as a paramedic-firefighter for the City of Des Moines. Mr. Balduchi brings fresh perspectives along with the voice of experience as a first responder. He relates to his clients as a vested partner in their worthy causes in the areas of criminal law, family law and personal injury.
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A strain or tear of the hamstring muscle is a common injury for athletes in many sports including running, soccer and cricket.
The hamstring muscle group is situated at the back of the thigh. It connects from the buttock to the back of the knee. The hamstring’s main job is to bend and stabilize the knee.
If this injury is treated and looked after at an early stage, you should make a good recovery. The muscle takes six weeks to properly heal after a tear, so be patient, follow the guidance from your therapist and continue to do your exercises. Returning to full activity before the muscle has had time to recover may do more damage and prolong your rehabilitation.


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Dean's List, Southwestern University School of Law. Recipient, CALI Award, Legal Research and Writing II and First Amendment Seminar. Author: "Giving Rise to a Claim," Southwestern Journal of Law and Trade in the Americas, Vol. IX, No. 2, 2002-2003.
Los Angeles County and American Bar Associations; State Bar of California (Member, Intellectual Property Law Section).


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Sometimes when a thing proves difficult to do or is in the end totally unattainable you yearn for it even more. So it was with Thethi, reputedly one of the most scenic of Albania’s remote settlements set in a deep valley surrounded by the tall mountains known as the Accursed Mountains or Albanian Alps. Northern Albania has the reputation for upholding traditional life, but is also seen as remote and rather backward compared to other regions of the country. You see a few people in national dress and age-old farming methods are still in use.
It also upholds the strict moral codes laid down by Lekë Dukagjin, a clan chief back in the 15th century. These codes govern much of life, including marriage and property. They also govern the system of honour bound revenge killing, or blood feuds. These only affect male members of a family and where someone was at risk of being killed, they would hide in a ‘lock-in tower’ for months until an agreement was made to call off the feud.
Apparently the feuds were suppressed under Communism, and most of the lock-in towers demolished. Following its fall and the chaos that followed, the tradition revived again and is in existence today in this region. In Thethi, one can see one of the only original lock-in towers still standing, which can only add to the intrigue and fascination of the area.
After making the Komani Ferry trip – this was just about the last elusive bit of Albania to see. Although a resort in summer, Thethi is rather difficult to access. The only viable road there was variously reported as possible by a two-wheel drive vehicle or only possible with a 4×4. It was hard to find answers, so like the Komani Ferry, we decided to drive up there to see for ourselves. The main road out of Shkodra started easily enough but there was a lot of intermittent roadworks going on between the town and the Montenegrin border at Hani-i-Hotit. Brand new stretches interspersed with rough dusty bits, on and off the new bit of road, in and out of villages. The turning leading up the valley towards the mountain pass for Thethi is off this road. Somewhere. We were almost to the border without spotting it though and of course there were no signs. We doubled back and did eventually spot a road which could only be the one.
A narrow but reasonably good tarmac road leads slowly up the dry-river bed valley past small farms and hamlets, the mountains rising on either side, until the tarmac abruptly ceases and it becomes a very stony road indeed just as you enter the village of Bogë. The village is scattered below the mountains and didn’t seem to have a focal point.
We drew to a halt beside a café perched on the first floor of an unfinished house, but we were collared by a man who insisted we take our beverage in his garden, which turned out to be another café, of sorts. His pretty, but toothless grown up daughter then brought two beers on a doilied tray. Everyone there was in agreement however, the road to Thethi was closed. A firm hand gesture. Snow. In mid-May, Thethi is still snowed in. In spite of such hot weather. It was ok though, they were happy for us to camp in their garden if we wanted.
Sad but resigned to missing out on Thethi, we decided to see how far up the road we could go, and set off rattling and bumping along the track out of the village.
Sometimes relatively smooth, sometimes lumpy with large stones, the rocky surface below emerged at times. The van coped exceedingly well and we passed more farms and stony meadows as we climbed slowly up the valley towards the jaggedy snowy peaks above us.
We spotted several possible wild camp spots along the way, and it was after a particularly tortuous rise, just as the road started to seriously climb that we drew to a halt off the road in a grassy hollow.
This was about as far as we should risk taking the van and with our ramps we could almost make the van level. Another wonderful alpine camping place. Mountains all around, only natural sounds, stunning beauty. Thethi might be glorious, but this was also close to perfection.
We relaxed and absorbed the views, enjoyed our dinner outside, until the sun dropped behind the distant ridge and the air grew chilly and drove us inside.
Next morning we woke early and not having much of a plan, we decided to walk up the hill to see if we could get to where it was blocked. The road up was surprisingly gentle with its gradual gradients, and lack of really rough bits. It wound through beech groves, with their soft spring attire. The van grew tiny far below us and the views ever more dramatic. After a couple of hours of climbing, we reached the first snow, which although not that deep, spread across the road, it didn’t look as though a vehicle had passed through recently although some may have attempted it. We skirted it, continued round a couple more hairpins, and there was the real blockage – a lot of snow as far up the track as we could see, and this was a patch where it was levelling out.
We considered walking further on, but it would be at least 10km on to Thethi and we didn’t have food with us having only planned a simple stroll. We could have brought the van up here quite easily, but we could never have got through the snow. Unfortunately we don’t have time to wait until it melts. A few days more? A couple of weeks? Judging by the footprints, people have been walking through the snow – perhaps getting taxi rides at either end.
We reluctantly turned and walked back down to our hollow. It was so lovely and peaceful, we decided to stay another night. The place was alive with insect life – butterflies and huge flying beetles with gleaming gold green bodies, bees and bugs of all sorts. We also saw lizards, including the rather spectacular creature below.
Quite a few cars went up and then came back down, at least one every couple of hours. Two Belgians pulled in for a chat – they had tried but failed to make it over the pass. One of the guys had been to Thethi before – it’s a wonderful place, he said.
Then there was the mystery of the ones who went up and stayed up or came down without having gone up. Perhaps there was another mystery road through the mountains, or perhaps there were a couple of houses hidden away up there in the forests.
It was a slow careful trundle down to the village again the next morning. We’d come up further than we realised, and even downhill the road was tough in places and rocks twanged the underside of the van alarmingly.
We may not have made it to Thethi, but we’d come as close as we could and it would be hard to beat the natural surroundings we’d spent two nights in.
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text: Clay pigeon shooting in Prague is one of the most attractive entertainments. You will never find out what it feels like to hold a weapon in your hands unless you try it out! You can have fun with your friends, arrange tournaments, or have a good time on your own in a relaxing atmosphere. Every package includes the service of our shooting instructor. The instructor will assist you during the shooting and will help you achieve the best results. You do not have to worry about the transportation – it is included in the price. Choose the package that is most suitable for you and have an unforgettable experience!


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Germantown, Wis. – January 13, 2015 –Hampel is pleased to announce Scott Moeller as the Director of New Product Development at Hampel.
Within this role, Scott will play an integral role in advancing the development and commercialization of new products for Hampel in support of our goals.
Scott recently served as a Senior Business Development Manager of Consumer Products and has also worked in new product development consultancy roles. In those roles, Scott has previously worked as a consultant to Hampel on a number of new product initiatives.

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Listen to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt deliver his "Date of Infamy" appeal to Congress, one of the most important political speeches of the 20th century.
This speech was made by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to a Joint Session of Congress at 12:30 p.m. on Monday, December 8, 1941, in Washington, D.C. The sound recording was made available by the National Archives of the United States. Nicknamed the "Date of Infamy Speech," it is one of the most famous political speeches of the 20th century.
On the afternoon of December 7, 1941, a meeting between President Roosevelt and his chief adviser, Harry Hopkins, was interrupted by a telephone call from Secretary of War Henry Stimson. Stimson told Roosevelt and Hopkins that the Empire of Japan had attacked the American fleet at Pearl Harbor Naval Base, Hawaii.
Roosevelt immediately met with members of his cabinet and close advisers. Secretary of State Cordell Hull encouraged the president to make a speech outlining the aggressive nature of Imperial Japan and the deteriorating state of U.S.-Japanese diplomatic relations. Influenced by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill's insistence on placing individual conflicts in a larger historical context, Hull urged Roosevelt to cite threats to world freedoms made by Japan.
Roosevelt weighed Hull's advice, but decided against it. Instead, at about 5 p.m., Roosevelt dictated a short (about 10-minute), emotional appeal to the people of the United States, as well as Congress. (His secretary, Grace Tully, typed the draft.) He did not have a speechwriter; Roosevelt had composed the entire speech in his head within hours of Stimson telling him the news about Pearl Harbor.
Before delivering the speech to a Joint Session of Congress, Roosevelt revised the draft—mostly updating military information and editing for clarity, tone, and content.
Sections of particular interest to educators are italicized.
Strategies for Discussing "President Franklin Roosevelt's 'Day of Infamy' Speech"
A series of possible discussion topics about the immediate and historical impacts of the speech is provided in the following tab, "Questions."
Prepare students for listening: Whose voices will they be hearing? What is the date of the recording? What technology was used to make this recording?
Have students listen to the type of material recorded: Is this a political speech? An interview? A conversation or discussion? A court case? A religious or spiritual ceremony? A piece of entertainment?
Have students listen to the language in the recording: What language(s) are heard in the recording? What does this indicate about the speaker? What does it indicate about the audience?
Discuss the recording after listening to one or more sections: What was important about this recording? Why has it been preserved?
One of the most familiar ways to introduce students to primary sources is the method using the acronym APPARTS.
Author: Who created this resource? What is their point of view?
Place and Time: When was this resource produced? How might that influence its meaning?
Prior Knowledge: What social, cultural, or historical information would help students understand the context of this resource?
Audience: Who was the intended audience for this resource? Who is its audience today?
Reason: Why was this resource produced?
The Main Idea: What message was this resource trying to convey? How has it succeeded or failed?
Significance: What message does this resource offer today?
Why did President Roosevelt deliver this speech to Congress? Why didn't he, as President of the United States, declare war on Japan?
According to the Constitution of the United States, only Congress has the power to declare war.
Both houses of Congress passed the declaration. In the Senate, it passed 82-0. In the House of Representatives, it passed 388-1. Jeannette Rankin (R-Montana) was the only representative to vote against it. Why do you think she took such an unpopular position?
Rankin was a dedicated pacifist who also voted against entering World War I in 1917. She opposed war and supported combating poverty, disease, and bigotry in the United States.
The Senate voted 82-0 to support the declaration of war against Japan. As of July 2012, there are 100 members of the Senate. Why were there not 100 votes on December 8, 1941?
Alaska and Hawaii were not yet states. (They both joined the United States in 1959.) Other missing votes were Senators who were absent or abstained from voting. Check this document to see if your state's representatives voted.
The United States declared war on the Empire of Japan on December 8, 1941. Did this action authorize the United States to go to war with Japan's allies, Germany and Italy?
No. The United States did not declare war against Germany and Italy until December 11, after those nations declared war on the U.S.
The most famous line in Roosevelt's speech was originally "a date which will live in world history." Why do you think the president changed the last two words?
Answers will vary. "Infamy" puts the emphasis on Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, not the attack's role in history. It is also a much stronger word that conveys the horror of the attack.
(1882-1945) 32nd president of the United States.
(1941) air assault by Japanese on American forces at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, which led to American entry into World War II.
President Franklin Roosevelt's "Day of Infamy" Speech, 1941 [Sound Recording]; Bradley, John G.; Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Records Section, Special Media Archives Services Division, College Park, Maryland. [online version available through the Archival Research Catalog (ARC) identifier 1436350 at www.archives.gov; July 19, 2012].

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: There are some hydrodynamic equations that, while their parent kinetic equation satisfies fundamental mechanical properties, appear themselves to violate mechanical or thermodynamic properties. This article aims to shed some light on the source of this problem. Starting with diffusive volume hydrodynamic models, the microscopic temporal and spatial scales are first separated at the kinetic level from the macroscopic scales at the hydrodynamic level. Then we consider Klimontovich’s spatial stochastic version of the Boltzmann kinetic equation, and show that, for small local Knudsen numbers, the stochastic term vanishes and the kinetic equation becomes the Boltzmann equation. The collision integral dominates in the small local Knudsen number regime, which is associated with the exact traditional continuum limit. We find a sub-domain of the continuum range which the conventional Knudsen number classification does not account for appropriately. In this sub-domain, it is possible to obtain a fully mechanically-consistent volume (or mass) diffusion model that satisfies the second law of thermodynamics on the grounds of extended non-local-equilibrium thermodynamics.

industry_corpus2: Water Resources & Marine


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Upton Village Hall has a variety of regular users including clubs, classes and societies. More details and contact information can be found on this page.
2nd Upton and Blewbury Brownies meet every Tuesday during term time from 6pm to 7.30pm, and undertake a variety of activities both in the hall and out. Contact Cat Turlier turliers@yahoo.com for more details.
Dawn Parsons – 01491 836821. For all dog and puppy training enquiries see www.dawnparsons.co.uk.
The Karate Club has been running since 2009 and now has a large group of students ranging from the age of 4 to adulthood, who train in the village hall every Sunday from 11am.
Beginners are always welcome – new students get the first four weeks free so they can try before they decide to train properly. All ages are welcome from juniors to adults.
Contact John Hogan johnhogan01@btinternet.com (01536 746182) for more details.
Tea Birds WI meet on the last Tuesday of every month from January to November. Meetings are from 8.00pm until 10.00pm.
We are a group of ladies of all ages, from all over the local area who come together to enjoy all the wonderful things WI has to offer. We are a laid back bunch and welcome anyone to come and give us a try and see if our group is for you! The kettle is always on and there is always cake!
See www.tea-birdswi.co.uk or contact tea-birdswi@hotmail.co.uk for more details.
The Club, which was formed in 2005, provides Upton residents with informal monthly meetings based on tasting wines from around the world. These are usually attended by about forty members and 8 to 10 wines are tasted with some information from a speaker. The emphasis is very much on informality and an opportunity for members to socialize and for newcomers to the village to be welcomed.
The club meets in the Village Hall, usually on the third Wednesday of the month, except for December when it meets a week earlier and July and August when there is a summer break.
Full membership is open to all residents of Upton over the age of 18 years plus their immediate families (children over the age of 18 years and parents), ex-residents and those closely associated with the village.
Contact Kevin Jacklin kevin.jacklin@btinternet.com for more details.


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Submitted photo Elle Ruffridge of Pocahontas stands with the Missouri Valley Conference tournament championship trophy.
AMES — Almost every single time she steps on the basketball court, Elle Ruffridge is taking on competition that towers over her 5-foot-3 frame.
And time after time, Ruffridge finds a way to come out on top.
That’s why Monday night’s NCAA Women’s Tournament second round game between Ruffridge’s Missouri State Lady Bears and the Iowa State Cyclones is your perfect David vs. Goliath contest.
Missouri State, a No. 11 seed after claiming the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title over Drake, upset No. 6 seed DePaul this past Saturday to advance to the second round. They are the lowest seeded team left along with Indiana and Buffalo, are the No. 10s.
Ruffridge scored a career-high 15 points in that win, knocking down a trio of 3-pointers and spearheading the charge in front of countless family and friends inside Hilton Coliseum. The former Pocahontas Area standout called the game a “dream come true” to play on the home floor of the Cyclones.
And while the crowd might have swayed towards her favor in the first round, that is unlikely to happen when the Lady Bears lock horns with Iowa State, who advanced to the Big 12 Tournament finals before falling to Baylor. The Cyclones earned an opening round win over New Mexico State, 97-61.
But all this is nothing new to Ruffridge or her teammates, who are embracing their standing as the underdog. Missouri State started the year just 1-7, but are riding a six-game win streak and are 23-2 over their last 25 games overall, including two Top-25 wins.
During this current run of victories, Ruffridge has accounted for 46 points, including 14 in the MVC tournament semifinals vs. Northern Iowa. She has hit 10 three-pointers in the stretch, showing those signs that made her the state’s all-time leader in points and made triples, along with assists, during her time at Pocahontas Area.
“You gotta love March Madness,” Ruffridge said.
And if we’ve learned anything from Ruffridge over the years, you cannot count her – or her team – out.


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All the way back in 2012, Slate had a series called “You’re Doing It Wrong” which appeals to me immensely. One of the subjects tackled was gazpacho.
You should read it. Now.
Because forewarned is forearmed, they say.
It has taken the tomatoes a little bit of time to show their stuff. But I just got a delivery from Roxbury Farm CSA today, and I can attest to the fact that local tomatoes are now slamming. Holy cow, we got a carton of small walnut sized tomatoes, and I’ve been eating them like candy. Bright and acidic candy, with some fat crunchy flakes of Maldon salt. What can I tell you? I don’t have much of a sweet tooth.
The point here is that it’s prime summer produce season. Tomatoes, red peppers, cucumbers, onions, and garlic. Their time is now. And that means you might see dishes like gazpacho popping up on seasonal menus.
But cold vegetable soups don’t have to be gazpacho to be delicious. Here’s a true story from my kitchen.
CSA day is a great day, filled with potential and promise. You never know what you’re going to get. And I love trying to figure out what to do with all the different ingredients. What makes things even more of a challenge is how many different foods, the different members of my family dislike.
Hot peppers are okay for three quarters of us.
Tomatillos are good for half of us.
I had all of these things on hand from Roxbury. And there is a lot of pressure on CSA day to reduce the volume of perishables. Quickly. Not just because they are perishable, but often the foods are tastier on the first day they arrive.
So, I took all the contentious ingredients and I ground them up in the food processor. Added some fresh garlic, a few pinches of salt, and whirled in a bit of olive oil.
Will I pour it into a bowl and eat it with a spoon? You bet!
And you know what? I may even gazpacho it up a bit. These kinds of raw vegetable slurries have a way of releasing more moisture overnight. But I’ve found that they need some time for the flavors to meld. So if the puree is really wet tomorrow, I may mash up some dry bread, and blend it in as a thickener. Or maybe I’ll throw some nuts in there too.
There is something to be said for leaning on ancient techniques, like thickening up summer vegetable purees with bread, oil, and sometimes nuts. But there’s also something to be said for respecting classic preparations of famous dishes. So I’ll be aware that I’m making a cold soup with echoes of gazpacho, even though it’s not gazpacho.
I’ve made a traditional Andalusian one many many years ago in the past. It’s worth doing at least once, to gain a greater appreciation for the dish.
It’s really when restaurants–especially those purporting to be Spanish restaurants–try to pass off something that’s not gazpacho as gazpacho that I get all bent out of shape.
Sugar and citrus is crazy talk, but there’s a good reason to use tomato juice in your gazpacho: consistency. Tomatoes are variable, so each batch will taste a little different than the previous batch. That’s not ideal if you have a customer base that’s grown used to a specific result.
I’ve published a lot of options and had a lot of feedback over the years and this is the clear winner: http://burntmyfingers.com/2015/08/25/recipe-ultimate-blender-gazpacho/ It contains just a pound of tomatoes (so you can afford the absolute best) and Campbell’s tomato juice (which is not made from concentrate, unlike some).

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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This course will be of tremendous help to anyone, and everyone who has an open mind. Spiritual counseling and awareness is beneficial to everyone, no matter what age or education level. More important than material things, more important than the perfect spouse, or the perfect life, your own spirituality defines who you are. It is your belief system, it determines your actions and goals, and you should be aware of that importance.
Your inner thoughts, fears, and desires shape who you are. By going to the source of all misfortune in your life, and redirecting that source, you can drastically change your life. All it takes is belief. Throughout the course, you must be patient with yourself and your spiritual growth. There is no sense in rushing your spirit. If you desire a spiritual awakening, you will find it during this course.
During this course, you will discover many things about yourself. You will see what made you who you are. You will realize what you truly want in life, and you will improve your relationships with love and forgiveness. For anyone who has been damaged, and seeks a better future and a kinder heart, this course is for you.
* This course may contain concepts that are unfamiliar or controversial to many students.
**Students will be drawing upon themselves as their greatest resource throughout this course.
Review 2 Articles: What is a Psychological Adaptation; What Drains Your Energy?
Describe the astounding effects of visualization.
Know positive and negative affirmations.
Define personal beliefs and values.
Describe conference of the spirits.
"Self realization, forced to look inside yourself for answers! Goes hand-in-hand with the course! Enjoyed the class immensely!" -- Rick W.
"The entire class was very helpful to me. I learned more than I thought I would in this class. I am very pleased and have no complaints....This class was very helpful and extremely well written. I learned a great deal from this class and this instructor. The instructor was encouraging and answered all questions in a timely manner." -- Kelly S.


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After working for 25 years for La Vanguardia(1992-2017) she devoted herself to personal projects and worked for Tribuna, Claro, El Periódico, El País, Canal Plus, Capçalera, Ara, ACN and regional newspapers. She received numerous awards such as the prizes Josep Maria Pérez Molinos, Memorial Maria Rubies, Grand Marina, Dignitat 2016, was one of the finalists of the Ortega i Gasset, and winner of the Golden Prize of the Society for News Design in the category report. She participated in various individual and collective exhibitions.
She published various collective and individual photography books among which “2014: a people, a country, a struggle” about the Catalan separatist process. Her personal work focuses on oppressed collectives and people, aiming to give a face and a voice to those whom the western world ignores. She also follows for more than 20 years now, the works of the Sagrada Familia temple. She is teacher in the framework of the photojournalism master of the University of Barcelona. A founding member of the UPIFC, she has been a juror for various competitions, among which Foto Nikon. She is now working on the “Catalan process” and collaborates with various entities which support her, like Omnium and Assemblea National Catalana.

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A set of serving spoons and olive forks.
L: 26 cm/ 10 1/8"
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From the collection of Heikki Jänkävaara.
Jänkävaara worked as a model maker and created this set as a prototype for production. The prototype was never put into production.


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This precious little girl has known her daddy since she was born. In her brief life (less than seven months), she has learned a lot about this man whom she adores.
She has learned that he is trustworthy. He always holds her up when she tries to stand. He carries her wherever he wants her to go. He shows her new and exciting things. He always comes home. She knows she is safe with him.
This is the man of her dreams. In the next few years, she will have tea parties with him, dress up for him, and plan to marry him. This is exactly as it should be for daddies and their little girls.
However, as she grows up life will challenge her admiration. If she continues to see life only from her perspective, and doesn’t spend time learning who this man is and what motivates him, she will often think that he doesn’t understand her, is old-fashioned, and too strict. She will question his judgment and his motives. She might even stomp her sweet little feet, ball her precious fists and defiantly declare how much she doesn’t like him as she slams her bedroom door.
We are much like this little girl when it comes to our relationship with our Father, God. When we are young in our faith we see God much like a child sees her dad: God will never leave us standing alone, he will always hold us up, carry us where he wants us to go, show us new and exciting things and will always be there when we need him, or when we go to church. We want a God who is safe and who will keep us safe.
Children grow up and so must we; we must not stay baby Christians. However, as we grow in our faith, we must see to it that we grow in our understanding of who our Father is. We must not only learn what living a Christian life looks like, we must allow our understanding of God to grow.
If our image of God doesn’t grow, then when things happen that we don’t particularly like, we just might tend to throw a little spiritual temper tantrum, stalk off, and slam the door on him. We might even tell him how awful we think he is. Some of us might decide to run away from home.
In our immaturity we try to define what our relationship with God should be – even if it is not what God’s Word says it should be – because we want a manageable God. We desire a God who will come on board with our plans, who will let us dictate our relationship boundaries based on what we think is sufficient, and who will indulge our attitudes, whims, and fancies.
We want a God who will have a tea party with us and let us tell him all about our day, who will tuck us in safely at night, and then leave us alone. We want a God who will save us from the boogeyman, protect us from our big brothers, and generally let us remain as infants in his care.
God, however, wants us to grow up in our understanding of him and of what it means to be a Christian. Therefore, he causes, or allows difficult things to happen in our lives because he knows that our suffering will discipline and strengthen us. Yet, like little children, we think he is too strict, too old-fashioned, irrelevant, and perhaps a bit of an alien.
If we could always remember when God seems scratchy, or hard, or distant, or mean, that he is none of those things – he is always perfectly good. He is always perfectly true. He is always perfectly just. He always acts in perfect love. His decisions are always perfectly wise. He is perfectly right in all he does because he is eternal and knows all things; there is nothing he does not know now, or in the past, or in the future – and that includes what is best for us.
As human mothers and fathers, we try to do what is best for our children and sometimes we fail because we don’t know the past, the present, or the future perfectly. Nor are we perfect; we have a sin nature that loves to wreak havoc with our motives, our thoughts, and our hearts.
God alone is perfect and he is worth getting to know in all his ways, character, and attributes. He is worth the relationship that he desires to have with us – a relationship built on the truth of who he is — not who we think he is, or who we want him to be. The only way to truly get to know God is to spend time reading and studying his Word and then applying what we have learned.
Will you make this the year that you discover more of who your Father is – the truth of who he is – not the distorted ideas you might have nurtured based on childish impressions, garbled voices, or selfish desires. Will you spend time with God in his Word and let him grow your understanding of who he is into maturity so that you will find him to be the safety that you have always desired.
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PSA Peugeot Citroen Group is a French corporation that was founded in France by a French Industrialist named Andre-Gustave Citroen. This corporation includes a major group called Citroen, which focuses in manufacturing cars. Citroen is the first company outside the USA, who held a mass production of cars and developed a unique concept to create sales and services network that complements the motor cars. They could use a =n effective marketing strategy that resulted to it becoming the largest car manufacturing company in Europe and 4th largest around the globe.
As the company continued to grow and become known around the globe, they thought of creating their own company logo. They decided to have a logo in order to be more known to the people. Car logos are another way of advertisement for their company. Car logos serve as a visual representation of any car brand. Most of the car logos include the company name in their badges for the same reason – advertisement. Citroen logo has also a company name added in its badge for the people to be familiar with the brand name. Today, they are still thinking of ways to improve their car technology and to remain known as the Aide of innovation.

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There are many different ways to approach the mysteries of sacred sites, this article looks at seven of them.
The dreamer in me started to catch synchronicities that were emerging all around, as my journey became a “waking dream.” (A year before, I had created a myth, comprised of images, characters, and events that came to me in my nighttime dreams and through self-guided meditations.) And there, in a country I’d never been to, these dreamscape images were appearing before my eyes.
What happens to make a journey to sacred sites so special?
Why do so many people visit ancient sacred sites each year? Why are so many people drawn to England's Stonehenge, which is known throughout the world? Why are the Pyramids the first port of call for international visitors to Egypt. What is going on?
800 years on from when it was signed, is Magna Carta relevant to the world today?
Imbolc in gaellic means 'in the belly' and some have said this is because we are approaching lambing time, whilst others take a more spiritual perspective and say it means 'in the belly of the goddess' or the Earth Mother and refers to the growing new year that was conceived last November at Samhain or the growing light that started to make a return from midwinter day.
Why, alone amongst animal species, have we developed culture and religion, beliefs in life after death, beliefs in non-physical beings such as spirits, demons and angels, elaborate mythologies, the ability to create and to appreciate art, the ability to use and manipulate symbols, consciousness of ourselves and of our place in the scheme of things?
What makes Glastonbury worth visiting?


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There are so many people having babies all of a sudden, or so it seems and it can be overwhelming when it comes to knowing what baby items are essentials and what is just nice to have. Luckily, the new Smyths catalogue is out and although it is primarily a toy store, you can also find almost everything you need for kitting out The Baby Room.
One of the first things people think about when purchasing things for a new baby is the pram.
The Smyths Catalogue has a fairly decent range with a handy chart to help you narrow down your choice.
There is such a wide range of car seats and they offer a fitting service in store too – which is great to help you feel confident that your child is properly secured when you travel.
There is nursery furniture from cots to side sleepers, travel cots to toddler beds. Smyths also sell a range of bathing and changing products from small travel changing mats and bath seats up to the lovely big changing tables… if you have the room for one.
But as well as all the normal baby necessities such as bouncy chairs, high chairs, monitors and cameras and such. Smyths also, as you would expect, stock a fabulous range of toys. We love heading in to our local store to check out the range that they have and there is something for everyone from babies to teens.
Some of our favourite toys for babies we the Lamaze range by Tomy and Smyths stock those and more. From teethers to squeaky things and toys that light up and put beautiful stars on the nursery ceiling, you would be spoilt for choice when shopping for gifts.
There are lots of outdoor toys too. Some lovely climbing frames and swing sets that could brighten up any garden and the range of educational toys is wonderful. I particularly like the B. range for their quirky colours and their ethos of inspiring individuality.
As well as all the items you would expect, the catalogue has a store locator, handy information about choosing the right car seat, mattress tips, weaning tips and so much more.
But don’t just take my word for it. Head to your local Smyths store and pick up a copy or take a look online here.


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One of the lesser spoken-about results of the change in climate we have seen in recent years is the increase in the number of insect-borne diseases in the UK. Flying insects and flies are attracted to bright lights and the smell of food within buildings, and gain access to commercial premises through open doors and windows.
One way that insects can transmit diseases is through the infection of food. The common garden housefly is known to be a carrier of both dysentery and typhoid. Dysentery is an inflammatory disease of the intestine which can result in abdominal pains and severe diarrhoea, whereas typhoid is a bacterial infection which can cause fever, headaches and mild vomiting. Flies are also thought to transmit campylobacter which is the most common cause of food poisoning in the UK and can cause diarrhoea and vomiting.
As you can imagine, reducing the incidences of these diseases is a must, especially in food-related businesses. This is where fly screens can help, as they not only allow you to create a better working environment and reduce the risk of contamination but also ensure you comply with Food Safety Regulations too.
The Food Standards Agency in the UK is a regulatory agency which works to protect public health by ensuring food is safe. They take into account general food laws laid out by the main European Commission (EC) and domestic legislation. These are all laws which food establishments and restaurants need to adhere to, and having fly screens in place can help them to do that. Not only will screens help to prevent insects from entering a property, but they will also ensure there is good ventilation within kitchens and other food preparation areas.
In recent years there have been more cases of increased temperature in the summer months, which not only leads to an increase in the number of flies but can make it harder for people to work. Sitting in an office that is too warm reduces productivity, and so means that many businesses tend to whack their air conditioning up to full - leaving them with excessive energy bills. One way around this is to fit fly screens onto windows – meaning employees can have windows open to allow air to flow around without the risk of flying insects entering the premises. This also reduces the energy bills that the business will be faced with.
There is a great need to protect older adults who are living in retirement and care homes as they can have severe reactions to stings or any bacteria they are exposed to from flies. They also tend not to experience as much fresh air as they might like to, and so using fly screens in this environment allows them to enjoy a freshly ventilated room while keeping them protected from flies day in and day out.
Hot weather in the summer can be a nightmare for teachers and lecturers as it can make it really difficult to both teach and keep their student's attention. Strip Curtains Direct fly screens can easily be fitted to windows and doors, to ensure that not only are classrooms adequately ventilated but also students of all ages are protected from insects.
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GARDEN GROVE, CA OCTOBER 22, 2010: There is no doubt that the Monster RT233 Wheel has found a home in the Rock Crawling Arena. With events across the nation, the Raceline Wheels are crawling with the best.
In the W.E. Rock West and East series, a good portion of the drivers run Raceline Wheels so it is never difficult to find a podium finish for the Raceline Team. Kenny Blume and son Branden competed in 4 challenging competitions and was crowned the 2010 Pro Modified W.E. Rock East Coast champion. The team followed up their yearlong success with a 2nd place finish at the W.E. Rock Grand Nationals at Miller Motorsports Park.
The brother team of Tim and Dustin Emick had a great season in the CalRocs Over 40 Super Mod Class placing first overall. “We have ran Raceline for years, it is all we run. Greg is super good to work with, and always is supportive of our racing efforts,” said Tim Emick who knows they put a lot of pressure on their wheels. Raceline Wheels dealer Trent Fab sponsored driver Derek Trent took 2nd in the series.
On the East Coast, the Rubber Belly Racing team kept the rubber on the rocks and took second in the RCrocs Series at Rausch Creek Off Road Park. “Things went smooth the whole day with near perfect runs and a shootout that left room for anyone to take the win. Of course nothing would be possible without the right parts and help,” they wrote in a recent newsletter.
“We are very excited about another great year rock crawling,” said Greg Mulkey. “The Monster Beadlocks have proven their place in the rocks.” Raceline Wheels are perfect for the weekend wheeler or the aggressive racer that must make it to the finish line.


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In a gaming world where budget priced top-down shooters are a dime a dozen, it really takes something special to catch your eye. Enter Shadowgrounds, a new sci-fi shooter in which creepy lighting and hoards of enemies are the name of the game. Then add in fantastic sound and music, a wide variety of weaponry, plus non-stop action and you have surprisingly good game that all fans of the genre should have on their list.
Shadowgrounds starts out pretty much how you think it would. Ganymede, the largest of Jupiter\'s moons, has been terraformed and colonized by man. Now in the year 2096, the frosty moon is home to 8000 citizens, including senior mechanic Wesley Tyler. This is where things go south. When the power goes out and Tyler is sent to get things running again, it\'s time to say hello to lots and lots of aliens.
While the story may be rather standard, the graphics are, for the most part, solid. Lighting is the obvious star of the show here. I never thought a top-down shooter could be the slightest bit creepy, but Shadowgrounds proved me wrong. To my surprise and delight, every once in a while the dimly lit environments and great shadow effects would get to me and I would get a nice scare from a well hidden alien. But while the core graphics are well done, cutscenes suffer from stiff animation and objects start to look chunky when the camera is focused on them.
The audio in Shadowgrounds is also fantastic and goes hand in hand with the creepy lighting. The ambient sounds are great and, again, will get you frantically turning around to find out where that last growl or snap came from. The original music also serves its purpose well. Think of orchestrated music with a dose of action and you\'ll get a pretty good idea of what the background music is like. I\'m also not only a fan of the music, but how it was implemented. Unless you consciously listen for it, you will rarely hear the music pronounce itself; yet it is always playing in the background, giving the game a more dramatic and cinematic feel.
Of course, great visuals and music can only take a game so far, and what really counts is the pure playability. Shadowgrounds uses your standard \"wasd\" movement keys and moving your mouse left or right will make Tyler spin in the likewise direction. The fixed overhead camera position made things a little difficult to get a grip on at first, but after blowing away a few dozen alien spiders I started getting used to it.
One thing that I have always found to be a problem in shooting games is keeping the action from getting stale and repetitive. One way Shadowgrounds tries to tackle this is with a wide variety of weapons, along with a weapon upgrade feature. Weapons range from your standard pistol, to the multi-barreled minigun, to the gas-guzzling flamethrower. Best of all is that all of the weapons you pick up are useful. Good weapon balance is also evident and you will find that you can\'t just run around using one gun to blast everything. One obvious reason is that you aren\'t given enough ammo to do so, but also because every situation has a weapon that will work best.
The upgrade system is also a nice touch and adds a small bit of strategy to the mix. As you mow through enemies they will randomly drop upgrade parts which can be spent to add extra features to your guns. Each gun has three upgrade steps. The first two are usually \"extra damage\", bigger clips, better accuracy, or faster reloading. The third is commonly a secondary feature such as tranquilizer darts to slow monster movement speed.
Shadowgrounds may not be the most original kid on the budget-block, but it is definitely one of the better looking ones. The fantastic lighting and audio combine to create a fun and occasionally tense atmosphere. Fans of top down shooters and bargain hunters alike should keep an eye out and look for Shadowgrounds to make its full appearance later this month.


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Lost in The Hawk’s basketball preview hoopla, the fall season at St. Joe’s officially culminated with the final games for men’s soccer and field hockey taking place last weekend, under vastly different circumstances.
Field hockey’s season once again ended in the Atlantic 10 Championships, the ninth straight season the Hawks have qualified for the final four in the conference without taking home the title.
This year’s culprit was cross-town rival and third-seeded Temple, who defeated the Hawks, 3-0, to finish their season. In the other semifinal, top-seeded Richmond defeated hosts Massachusetts, 2-1 in overtime, and triumphed over Temple in the title game, 3-0.
-The St. Joe’s women’s cross country team acquitted themselves well at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore’s Lid-Lifter Invitational, finishing third in the seven-team field. The University of Maryland took the overall win, followed by West Virginia, who are ranked number 2 in the country but rested their top nine runners for this meet.


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Occasionally Tuesday Morning.: Let us make a toast to the misfortunes of Venus.
Let us make a toast to the misfortunes of Venus.
Let us usher in a new year with bad high school dancing and way too many cheap toasts. Let's scream at the top of our lungs when a massive crystal ball amillion miles away touches the moment of the new beginning and offer praise to all the kissy-faced couples in the streets. It's all so glamorous. Can't you taste it?
Don't you hate the humiliation every time you come out of your isolated corner of the universe to keep the world from falling apart and it still does?Psht... and we thought Robbie Madison had skills.
Right under our sleep-filled eyes we let the world crumble because we all chose to be Greta Garbo. We wanted to be left alone to our own little corner, our own little conveniences. I guess that is the casualty of such a war.


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See NO DIG permaculture gardens in operation. Check out the organic NO DIG Mandala Garden & Hugel Kulture bed. Learn how they support optimal plant growth. If you are interested in NO DIG visit our website to find out more and check out our NO DIG workshop series. Our NO DIG approach is based on techniques pioneered by Charles Dowding in the UK. You can learn more from his YouTube channel.
Take a tour around the Aquaponic System & abundant grow-beds. See wicking beds (a simple low water usage raised bed) in operation. Taste herbs & vegetables at their freshest.
Produce is available to buy in season.
Weekdays: Generally open but please call first as owners may be out in the vineyard!
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We can help in a range of individual services. Our team can give you advice ranging from estate planning, personal tax planning, retirement strategies to self assessment and trusts & executorships.
We have an expert team, highly trained not only in compliance matters, but also highly experienced in business and tax planning, corporate finance and business advice over a wide range of areas.

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Why you need a multi-faceted social media strategy - and how to get it right!
Ian Anderson Gray - What are the best social media management tools?
Ian Anderson Gray - Can you post the same content on different platforms?
Stephen Dyson - How important is a designed Twitter profile?
Using social media to make me more employable......?
Ask the Expert: How to promote your blog content.
The Professor's Ten guidelines for successful "News Updates"
Sam Flynn - Should non visual brands be on Instagram?
Sian Ediss - What does social media success look like?
Ian Anderson Gray - Does regular posting to social media sites encourage greater engagement?
Sam Flynn - Is Facebook better for B2B or B2C marketing?
Social Media Pay to Play – the death of creativity?
Social Media Sites do not last forever - Friendster, MySpace and Bebo attest.
Is digital marketing already on its way out?
The Big Social Media Conference. The Round Up.
Paid, Owned & Earned Media: What's the Difference?
B2B Festive Marketing - Sorting the sprouts from the stars!
Steve Kuncewicz - Do I have legal rights against online trolls?
Presenting hell? Forget boring, restrictive slides and think ‘blank canvas’!
Mark McKeating - Who owns content on social media?
What a hoot, the professor's owl - too long in the library!
Daniel Nolan - Should companies be making time for Google +?
Five easy steps to build a LinkedIn company page - the professor shows how.
Would Dale Carnegie join LinkedIn, Facebook or Twitter?
Are you a proactive or reactive LinkedIn user?
Reddit - A Force for Good or Evil?
What is Periscope and should your business be on it?
Sam Flynn - Can you win new business using Twitter searches?
The truth about Twitter, It's not a mainstream technology or is it?
What is the value of a Retweet?
Do video blogs gain more traction than the standard blog?
Alex Moss - What is social structured data?
Stephen Dyson - How can businesses create engagement on social media?
Guy Levine - Can giving away free content generate sales?
Dumb ways to die, great way to do viral videos!
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It was late last month when Penrith's General Manager Phil Gould labelled prop Leilani Latu as an important component to the Panthers moving forward and now NRL.com can tell you why.
Latu re-signed with the Panthers until the end of 2020 season three weeks ago, his huge contract backed by the fact Penrith's hierarchy view the 23-year-old as a future leader of the club.
Latu is one of five Penrith players who are undergoing training as part of the club's five-man leadership group.
Spearheaded by coach Anthony Griffin – who implemented a similar program during his time at the Broncos – and Gould, Latu said his time spent with the group has improved his football.
Latu is joined by Panthers skipper Matt Moylan and back-rowers Trent Merrin, Bryce Cartwright and Isaah Yeo in the group.
"It's helping develop our skills not only on the field but off it in terms of life after football, how we handle our future and the situations we may face. That's how the core leadership course and group is run," Latu told NRL.com.
"It helps us lead the team around and helps us become selfless teammates. We meet once every fortnight or so to talk and get a feel about the direction the team is heading in.
"We also work out what we can do to help the direction we're heading or fix something.
"It's obviously something I'm thankful for, that they see leadership qualities in me especially with it being such a great club. I've seen improvements each year in my game and within myself off the field."
Latu's newfound leadership skills came into play prior to Penrith's last start 38-18 win over the Roosters.
The St Johns Eagles junior found himself partnered in the front row with Moses Leota, who started for the first time in his young NRL career last Monday night.
"I took Moses aside and told him he had to handle himself well," Latu said.
"He had to breathe properly and to not let the adrenalin get the best of him. He was good which was awesome."
It wasn't too long ago that Latu found himself in a similar position.
It was Round 7 this year where Latu made his starting debut, coincidentally against the Roosters.
Latu said afterwards that he was a nervous wreck in the lead-up to his first taste of starting in the NRL.
Starting in seven games since, Latu said the nerves will remain until the day he retires.
"I'm a lot calmer now. But in saying that, the nerves still kick in just before game time. I think if you don't have nerves then you don't have the love for the game," he said.
"I've never come across someone who has played, that wasn't nervous before a game. I've always told myself that if I'm not nervous to play then that's the day you retire.
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The second show in the Hard Sell series is Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough, by Dunedin based artist and interior designer Douglas Rex Kelaher, a founding member of influential artist run space The Blue Oyster Gallery. Kelaher merges his own artistic practice with his skill as a designer and manufactor to create detailed artificial environments which resemble film sets, or mockup interior models for fictional corporations. Slick and uber-minimal, these works refer to both the stark 60’s work of Donald Judd and Robert Morris and retro science fiction, being both beautifully constructed yet deliberately over-produced, sliding somewhere between simulation and reality.
For Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough Kelaher turns these minimal modes of practice on their head, with a large-scale work which positively screams ‘the eighties’. Taking the concept of overproduction to it’s very extreme, this oversized epic public sculpture is rendered in a palette of ultra Day-Glo, splattered over a giant wooden construction. In a quirky and twisted addition, the work comes complete with battens, offered up to viewers to wield against the sculpture, allowing audiences to vent all their frustrations with contemporary art and minimalism. Don’t stop till you get enough!

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3D Wall Art can brighten your home or cabin!
These beautiful items are available at the Art 2 Heart Gift Shop in Hamel MN. We don't currently sell online, but if you see something you want, please call us (763-478-6898) and we'll set it aside until you can stop in.


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When Apple releases the Apple Music streaming support service later this June, it will have an impact on things both big and little in the music companies. Countless of iPhone and iPad customers over 100 countries will be able to try these $10-per-month services for free for three months, this option being forced to their gadgets with a free update.
They will have unlimited access to hundreds of thousands of songs during the test, and subsequently be needed to pay a fee per month for accessibility, instead of spending for every record or song downloaded.
It will modify the way users experience their music permanently, according to the company’s officials at Apple’s yearly meeting for application designers, organized in San Francisco. It might be one more thing that keeps present iPhone and iPad customers within the Apple environment, while attracting others in it.
Here is a look at some of the significant elements of Apple Music.
Subscribers will be allowed to ask Siri, the company’s mobile electronic associate, all kinds of uncommon concerns about music, and have any of an incredible number of songs play back as a response to them.
Those from Apple confirmed a few of these options, such as asking for a play list of the best 10 songs in the substitute category, asking for some music from the soundtrack of the films and even asking for the top songs from a certain month of decades ago.
Mixing Siri’s artificial intelligence and a person’s voice might be useful when working out in the gym, going on a jog and driving a car that has the Apple’s Car Play.
In recent times, online radio has been described by computerized play list programs like Songza, Pandora and many others. Apple is modifying that method by bringing the live DJs. It programs to run “Beats 1”, its live 24/7 radio station organized by famous DJs. This service will be totally free to customers having an Apple ID.
This will also provide conventional genre-based radio stations and this time with play lists created by people, instead of the methods that power a soon-to-be-disappearing function, iTunes Radio.
Apple is starting a new system for performers that allows them to launch material to fans like lyrics of their future songs, behind-the-scenes videos or even some new tracks. Any customer can access the “Connect” option through a tab on his Apple Music application and can follow the artists and listen to their music. Only members will be able to view it, save and like the material.


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A food blog with recipes of breakfast, main course, desserts, cakes, kababs, curries, snacks and juices.
Watching cooking shows on tv with my diary and pen is my favorite pass time. And this how I had started collecting recipes much before my blogging days. Initially, I didn't have many options with cooking shows and channels...Khana Khazana was the show I would watch for Indian recipes and Martha Stewart for cakes and bakes. The kitchen decor and the cutlery Martha used in her shows would always distract me from watching the actual cooking of hers.
Tandoori Chicken Roll is also inspired by a Canadian tv show on Food Network which is all about food trucks and street food. The name of the show is 'Eat Street' hosted by James Cunningham who tries out all kind of truck food dishes. There was one particular food truck which served Indian food and the tandoori roll was supposed to be the most popular one. They tried to make it more creative by preparing their own achari flavored mayonnaise along with tandoori chicken bite-size pieces, a mint chutney and some crisp salad for the crunch.
Here is my version of a Tandoori chicken roll where I have added a layer of omelet which is of course optional. In case if you are not an egg fan, you can very well opt it out. This tandoori roll can be made with leftover tandoori chicken pieces as well.
How to make mint chutney for rolls?
Mint chutney for rolls has to be slightly dry and not watery in texture. You will find different kinds of recipes on my blog for this chutney but for a whole wheat roll, we need to be very careful so that the wrap does not get soggy.
Store this chutney in a dry glass container up to 4 to 5 days in the refrigerator. You can also pour into the ice tray cubes and freeze.
Tandoori flavored chicken pieces wrapped in whole wheat bread with crunchy vegetable salad and mint chutney.
1. In a bowl mix together boneless chicken pieces with yogurt, ginger garlic and green chili paste, Tandoori masala powder, salt and lemon juice. Marinate for 30 minutes. While the chicken is marinating, you can prepare the rotis, mint chutney and salad.
2. Heat cooking oil in a deep pan and cook the marinated chicken till fully done. Add chopped onion and chopped capsicum to the chicken pieces and cook on high heat for 2 minutes. Make sure that onion and capsicum are crunchy and not overcooked.
3. Remove the chicken stuffing and set aside.
4. Whisk 2 eggs along with salt and pepper. Heat butter in a non-stick pan and add a tablespoon of egg mixture and swirl the pan around to make a thin omelet. Place a roti on the omelet and the flip on the other side so that the egg gets stuck to the roti. (watch the video to see this step).
5. Remove the egg roti from the pan and spread a tablespoon of green chutney over the wrap. Place some tandoori chicken stuffing along with some salad.
6. Wrap the roll in a sandwich paper or foil paper and serve hot.
I have been receiving a huge request for this recipe of Palak Gosht and it has been on my list for a long time. So here I am with this humble version of this curry with a short and brief video.
The biggest query people have about making this curry is, whether the spinach should be used in chopped or pureed form. And the next question arises as to, in which order it needs to be added. I prefer to add the spinach puree at the end of the cooking process. I personally do not like the idea of adding chopped spinach to this curry even though it is the easy way out.
It is much appealing when the curry has a rich green color. To maintain the color of the spinach, it has to be blanched and while cooking in water, a bit of sugar helps in keeping its color. Shocking the leaves in chilled water also helps it to retain its nutrients as well as its color. Overall, it is a very simple and no fuss curry, and if you already have ginger and garlic paste ready, just add it along with chopped green chilies. This way you can skip the step of grinding of ginger, garlic, and green chili.
Indian style curry with a combination of mutton and spinach, best served with ghee rice or naan.
1. Make a fine paste of chopped garlic, ginger and green chilies. Marinate mutton pieces with this paste, yogurt, and salt for 30 minutes.
2. Wash the spinach leaves and cook in boiling water with some sugar for 3 minutes. Remove the leaves from hot water and place it in ice water for some time. Grind the leaves to a coarse paste and set aside.
3. Heat cooking oil in a pressure cooker and add all the whole spices. Add chopped onion and fry till light golden in color.
4. Now add the marinated mutton, 1 tablespoon coriander powder, 2 teaspoon cumin powder, chopped tomato and 3 cups of water (or as needed) in which spinach was cooked. Place the lid and cook the mutton for 15 minutes on medium heat. Once the pressure drops, open the lid and check if muton cooked. Add salt if needed.
5. Finally, add spinach puree, garam masala powder, lemon juice and coriander leaves. Taste and check the seasoning. Cook the curry on low flame for 5 minutes. Turn off the flame and serve hot.
When I say 'real' mango ice cream, I mean it is the ice cream with real mango and real flavor which is impossible to relish in a commercial one. When you buy Ice cream from a shop, all you can see and taste is the artificial color and the strong mango essence in it.
So if you are looking for a good mango ice cream in the comfort of your home, then all you need is 3 ingredients, and 30 minutes of your time and effort. Make the ice cream without an ice cream machine and forget about it for 12 hours. At the end of these 12 hours of waiting, get rewarded with this homemade comfort food kind, full of flavors and scoopable ice cream.
When you remove this homemade ice cream from the freezer, you might find it as hard as a rock, or it depends on the temperature of your freezer. All you have to do is, just keep it in room temperature for about 10 to 15 minutes before serving or scooping out. I promise, its worth the wait and you will not be disappointed.
The good news is that now you can make ice cream with the flavor of your choice. Just substitute the mango flavor with the choice of your fruit and your personalized flavored ice cream is ready for you in the freezer of your own kitchen. Stay tuned to see more such ice cream recipe coming soon on the blog.
Quick and easy mango ice cream which requires no ice cream maker and free of artificial colors and additives.
1. Cook the mango puree on low flame for 10 to 15 minutes till all the water in mango evaporates and you get a thick pulp. Set aside and cool completely.
2. Whip the cream using a hand beater or manually till the cream thickens and forms peaks.
3. In a large bowl, mix together mango puree and condensed milk. Then slowly add whipped cream little at a time. Mix well till well combined.
4. Pour in a freezer-proof container and cover with a lid or a cling wrap. Freeze for 5 hours, remove from freezer and stir again. Return the container back to the freezer to set completely.
5. Remove from freezer 10 minutes before serving. Serve chilled.
Mango sticky rice was on my to-do list and I desperately wanted to upload it before the mangoes go out of sight.
Ever since my visit to Thailand, Mango sticky rice is that one dessert which had an indelible effect on my taste buds. This dish which is a popular street food is available anywhere you go makes it an ideal snack to keep you full for a long time. I love the combination of the warm steamed rice with the extra richness from the coconut milk and refreshing chilled mangoes on the side, topped with the roasted mung bean which gives a nice nutty crunch.
If ever you are planning to visit Thailand, please do not return before trying this divine dessert...and the good news is that the people in Thailand make sure to keep the mangoes well in stock even during the offseason.
The rice used in making this dessert is a special kind, which is glutinous in nature. It is mainly grown in southern parts of East Asia. Normally any raw rice is slightly transparent in appearance, whereas the glutinous rice has opaque grains as though the rice has already been soaked and dried. The term 'glutinous' does not mean that it has gluten, but to indicate the sticky or glue-like texture after it has been cooked.
How to cook the 'Glutinous Rice'?
This rice is not cooked in a regular way, where we bring the water to a boil and add rice to it. Glutinous rice is cooked without adding it directly to the water ie by just steaming it wrapped in a leaf or a bamboo basket and if both are not available, you can use a muslin cloth.
The rice is first washed thoroughly and soaked overnight. After the rice has been soaked for a minimum of 6 hours, the water is then discarded and the soaked rise is placed on a muslin cloth. The cloth is then wrapped and steamed for about 30 minutes. Once the rice is cooked, it might still look uncooked. The rice is then soaked with sweet coconut milk for another 15 to 20 minutes. At this stage, the rice absorbs all the coconut milk and puffs up, taking in all the moisture and flavors from coconut milk.
The rice can be slightly reheated before serving or can be served at room temperature as well.
Here I have used a tinned coconut milk. If you wish you can extract fresh coconut milk and use it as a combination of thick extract and thin extract in 2:1 ratio. But the tinned coconut milk goes well with this recipe.
A traditional Thai dessert where steamed glutinous rice is served with sweet coconut milk sauce and fresh mangoes.
1. Wash the rice and soak it for 5 to 6 hours or overnight.
2. Heat the steamer with enough water.
3. Take a muslin cloth and place the soaked rice in it and wrap the cloth.
4. Place the wrapped rice in the steamer and steam for 20 minutes (spread the rice and make it flat for even cooking). Turn the pouch of rice on the other side and again steam for 10 minutes.
5. Remove the wrapped rice from the steamer and place it in a bowl.
6. Heat a pan and cook together 1 cup coconut milk, 2 tablespoon sugar, and a pinch of salt, let it simmer for few minutes or till sugar dissolves completely. Pour this milk over the steamed rice and mix well. Keep the rice covered till all the coconut milk is soaked in (for about 15 to 20 minutes).
7. Coconut Milk Sauce: Heat a saucepan and cook the coconut milk along with sugar and salt till it comes to a slow boil. Then add cornflour mixture. Keep stirring to avoid any lumps and cook on low heat till it thickens. Remove from heat and set aside to cool.
8. To serve, place the steamed coconut rice on a plate. Keep fresh chopped mango on the side and pour 2 or 3 tablespoons of coconut milk sauce over the rice and mangoes. Sprinkle some roasted mung and serve.
I love to make quesadilla especially as an iftar snack in the month of Ramadan. I feel it is a complete meal rather than calling it a snack. I have replaced its title which was supposed to be a 'Philly Cheese Steak Quesadilla' just to make it convenient for my readers. As it is a bit hard to find the authentic ingredients which go into this wrap. For example, a typical quesadilla is made of a corn tortilla, so here I have replaced it with a whole wheat flour tortilla. Similarly, the Provolone cheese has been substituted by the mozzarella cheese.
If you see the video, the whole process looks very easy and simple with minimal ingredients, which makes it an ideal meal for kids who are fussy eaters. The more easy and simple the dish, the more popular it is.
The sauce which you see in the picture is actually Spicy Mango Chili Dip which I had prepared to make Spicy Mango Chicken Wings. Also, check my very old post of Philly Cheese Steak Sandwich which is much similar to this one.
Grilled flour tortilla, stuffed with vegetables and cooked chicken ideal for a weeknight dinner.
1. Heat oil in a pan and fry onion, capsicum, and mushrooms for few minutes. Do not overcook the vegetables and season with salt and pepper. Remove from pan and set aside.
2. Chop the chicken fillet into small bits. Heat oil in the same pan and fry chopped chicken pieces along with salt, pepper and soy sauce. Cook till chicken is fully done.
3. Make rotis with the dough and set aside covered.
4. Heat a grill pan or any nonstick pan. Add few drops of oil and place a roti. Spread a spoonful of cooked vegetables, some cooked chicken pieces, jalapenos and a handful of cheese. Place another roti on top and press slightly. Once the bottom part is toasted, turn the quesadilla over and grill on the other side till crisp. Remove from pan, cut into four pieces and serve hot.
Chapli Kabab is a very popular street food and a Peshawari dish, also popular in India and Afghanistan. It is a flat round kabab which resembles the front part of the sandal, that is how it gets its name as 'chapli'.
Chapli Kabab is mainly made out of ground beef or mutton along with fat content. But if you are trying to make it with chicken, you need to add a scrambled egg to give it extra softness. As you might have noticed that any kind of chicken mince kababs tend to dry out as we fry them.
Another important and unique ingredient in this kabab is dry pomegranate seeds and tomato. These ingredients add extra sourness to this spicy kabab making it quite different from rest of the kababs. This kabab can be shallow fried as well as deep fried, the choice is yours. Normally it is shallow fried with lots of oil as there are 2 binding ingredients like chickpea flour and egg which keeps the kabab intact even while deep frying.
I have tried to make a homemade chapli kabab masala just to avoid the store bought ones which are full of preservatives and additives. And I have tried to keep the spice mix as minimal and simple as possible. Also have a quick look at the video to see all the steps and procedure to make this soft, juicy and appetizing kabab.
If the kababs break while frying, you can a little more of chickpea flour. I have mentioned 1 raw egg which should be a large one. If you have very small size eggs, then add 2 of them. Do not over mix after adding tomatoes, as it releases water. Add chopped tomato just before frying.
Chicken Chapli Kabab is very delicate to handle, that is why I have used a cling wrap to shape it, and it becomes easier to take the shaped kabab in our hands and then transfer it to the pan. By using a cling wrap or a clean plastic sheet, you can make large chapli kababs as well.
Adding sliced tomato to the kabab is optional, you can skip this step.
Easy chicken mince kabab with a hint of sour and spicy flavors shaped into a flat patty along with tomato and fried to perfection.
1. Chapli Kabab Masala - Dry roast coriander seeds, cumin seeds and dry red chilies. Coarsely grind and set aside. Crush pomegranate seeds and set aside. In a clean dry bowl, add crushed spices, pomegranate seeds, garam masala powder, amchoor powder, black pepper powder and mix well.
2. In a large bowl, mix together chicken mince, chopped onion, chopped ginger, garlic, green chilies, eggs (scrambled and raw), chopped coriander leaves, chickpea flour, chapli kabab masala, and salt. Set aside in the refrigerator for 1 hour. Then add deseeded and chopped tomato and mix lightly.
3. Heat a flat pan and add cooking oil as required for shallow frying.
4. Take a cling wrap or a clean plastic sheet and place a slice of tomato. Now place 2 tablespoons of kabab mixture on the tomato slice and shape it into a flat and round kabab. Lift the plastic sheet and transfer the kabab to the frying pan. Shallow fry on both sides (10 minutes on each side) for 20 minutes.
Mutton Rice Porridge is my personal favorite and a comforting one-pot meal. The best part of this recipe is that everything gets cooked in a single saucepan.
For me comfort food is something which has less spice, it should all be in one bowl so that I can just curl up in a corner of the couch with it and should be of a slurpy consistency. This Mutton rice porridge passes all the tests of my ideal comfort food.
There are various kinds of porridge or you can call it congee or kanji. In the southern parts of India, especially Kerela, coconut milk is also used as an extra rich flavor. You can see more One Pot Meal Ideas which I already have in my archives and also I would like to know what is your ideal comfort food when you are feeling low or if you are trying to recover from any sickness or during the cold winter nights.
I have made this Mutton Rice Porridge post and video especially for this holy month of Ramadan. After breaking the fast, we need to go light on our stomach and not stuff it with unhealthy samosas and pies. I could not think of anything better than this soothing and comforting porridge which is packed with carbs, proteins and other nutrients which is enough to get the energy level back to normal.
You can adjust the consistency according to your preference, as most of them prefer it to be a bit more thin and runny. Whereas, I prefer the consistency of a thick soup which makes me satisfied and feel full with just one bowl.
Mildly spiced one bowl comforting meal with the combination of mutton and rice making it a slurpy warm porridge.
1. Wash and soak rice for 15 minutes.
2. Heat oil in a saucepan and add all the whole spices along with chopped onion. Fry till light brown.
3. Then add ginger and garlic paste, green chilies and mint leaves, and cook for few seconds.
4. Now add mutton mince, turmeric powder, salt and chopped carrot. Stir well and cook the mince for 1 minute till it combines with other spices.
5. Add soaked rice and discard the water. Stir well and add 3 cups of water (or more if needed). Cover and cook on medium-low heat for about 30 minutes. You need to keep stirring occasionally and keep adjusting the consistency by adding more water if needed. The rice should be fully overcooked and mashed.
6. Finally, add garam masala powder, lemon juice, and coriander leaves. Cook for a minute on high heat.
7. Garnish with ghee and fried onion and serve hot.

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