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Gurnis, M. and Müller, R. D. (2003) Origin of the Australian–Antarctic Discordance from an ancient slab and mantle wedge. In: Evolution and Dynamics of the Australian Plate. Special papers (Geological Society of America). No.372. Geological Society of America , Boulder, CO, pp. 417-429. ISBN 9780813723723 http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20121127-143231568
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A variety of evidence has suggested that the enigmatic Australian–Antarctic Discordance is caused by a cold zone beneath the present-day South East Indian Ridge south of Australia. We show that the present position of the subduction zone which surrounded Gondwanaland until the Mesozoic is within a few hundred kilometres of the Australian–Antarctic Discordance. Beneath the Australian–Antarctic Discordance, tomographic inversions show a north-south-trending seismic anomaly with a higher than average shear velocity in the lower mantle and a prominent, nearly circular, high-velocity anomaly within the transition zone. These seismic inversions are consistent with the predictions of three-dimensional models of mantle convection with imposed plate tectonics. However, these earlier models, incorporating only a thermal slab, resulted in a circular topographic depression on the present South East Indian Ridge and are inconsistent with the observed residual depth anomaly which is continuous from the South East Indian Ridge nearly to the Australian and Antarctic margins. To resolve this discrepancy, we propose that the Australian–Antarctic Discordance results from the sampling of both an ancient mantle wedge, depleted by prolonged melting, and mantle cooled by the subduction system. Dynamic models show that the new ridge forming between Australia and Antarctica would have sampled the wedge first, resulting in a V-shaped structure, which matches the observed residual depth anomaly. The models show that the South East Indian Ridge would later sample the cool mantle which became trapped within the transition zone at 20 Ma, consistent with the observed increase in fracture zone density at the Australian–Antarctic Discordance in the Neogene. We propose that along the trace of the residual depth anomaly, a fundamental change occurred in the dominant mechanism causing the topography, first by sampling of refractory mantle from the old wedge and later by the sampling of cold mantle. This hypothesis can be tested with ocean floor recovered from drillholes along the depth anomaly.
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Re: Oil pipe design23 August 2007 at 1:29pmPlease consider the following suggestions to your system as several key questions are raised with your query. Oil transfer system configurations are similar to water transfer and other liquid piping systems in their components. However, the differences in physical properties must be factored in, primarily the differences in viscosity, density, and solids/asphaltenes content.
Depending on how many oil barrels must be transferred and the rate that they must be transferred, you have several reliable options. The simplest transfer system is a relatively inexpensive drum pump readily available from a number of manufacturers. Drum pumps can be electrically- or air-driven and can often be operated with only a discharge hose. The addition of a ball or gate valve on the discharge hose will enable positive shutoff, if desired.
The use of gravity by raising the location of the barrel relative to the receiving container can greatly facilitate the transfer rate. If the oil has a high viscosity, heating of the barrel may be required. The pour point of the oil will provide an indication of the minimum temperature for transfer using a pumping system. Regardless of the system used, the barrel from which the oil transfer is taking place must be vented to avoid collapse of the barrel.
Depending on the oils solids and asphaltenes content and whether these constituents are acceptable in the receiving container, a filter may or may not be needed. Diaphragm pumps will tolerate solids and sludges without a filter and centrifugal pumps may be an option if the viscosity is relatively low or moderate and the solids are not abrasive. If the material from the drum must be filtered prior to the receiving container, the filter should be downstream of the pump and pressure gages to monitor the pressure drop across the filter during operation and isolation valves on each side of the filter to unplug or clean it are advisable.
There are several excellent text and reference books that discuss liquid pumping system physics and describe in detail the use of Bernoullis equation; many with the general title of fluid mechanics. Please consider your company or local library for texts often used in instructing fluid mechanics courses.
I am trying to design an oil piping that transfers oil from oil barrels to oil containers. I used a filter in front of a pump and use valves to separate the pump and filter to help with maintenance. I used pressure gauges beside the filters. I used a gate valve that connects to and controls the oil from the barrel. Should I add vents, a drain pipe and valves? Would you suggest books that detail processes and rules about the design of oil or water piping?
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The United States and Japan have reached a trade agreement on agricultural and industrial tariffs and digital commerce, signed by President Trump and Japanese Prime Minster Abe Sept. 25.
Under the agreement, Japan will place the same level of agricultural tariffs on U.S. goods as it places on other countries through trade agreements. By way of example, the 38.5% tariff on U.S. beef will fall to the 26% placed on beef from Australia, Canada and the European Union. Some other foods such as duck, geese, turkey peaches, melons and more would enter duty-free.
“Japan is a top export destination for Ohio grains and meat and we are encouraged that a deal has been made to expand access to their market,” said Jon Miller, president of the Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association. “Japan is also an important market for future ethanol exports and we look forward to providing them a clean-burning, high-octane fuel.”… Continue readingRead More »

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Time Waits For No Man
Tempus virum non expectat
There are those that say that a man’s life is measured, heartbeat by heartbeat, from the time he is born to the time he finally expires and that there are only a finite number of heartbeats available to them. Slow the heart and you prolong the life.
Others are quick to dismiss it as unscientific mumbo-jumbo, the delusions of the wishful yearning for that which is beyond them. They say that the terms of a man’s life are mere happen-stance, their end being up to the whims of uncaring, unaware fate.
The truth is that neither are right, that our ends come by stranger means than they could imagine. I should know, I who have long plumbed the depths and mysteries of time, seeking to capture it, to tame it and measure it.
What are my earliest memories? My first recollections are of sitting in my father’s workshop as he tinkered and built marvellous horological creations. My father was one of the finest clock makers in Europe, with gentlemen approaching him from far and wide for his works. As such I was surrounded from an early age by the constant tick of clocks; of carriage clocks, cuckoo clocks, grandfather clocks, pocket watches and more. At times he even dabbled in other time keeping devices, such as chronometers and even sundials.
I found the constant tick of the clocks around me comforting. Silence seemed to me as an unnatural event and I could not sleep unless a clock was near at hand to lull me into security.
As I grew older, my father began to instruct me into the secrets of clock making. At first he merely showed me the inner workings of clocks and watches, their delicate mechanisms and movements, but as I aged I began to assist in the making of them, learning how to cast and file cogs and springs, pendulums and the other parts that made a clock run. Only perfection would do, for without it the clock would not run smooth.
In search of perfection, my father would experiment with other materials, of bone and ivory and shell from the most long lived of animals, such as elephants and whales and most especially the chelonian species. He tried wood from trees thousands of years old and even gold, and alloys of gold, that immortal metal. While its malleability made it easy to work with, it also hindered its true purpose in the keeping of time. For all that, my father’s search went on.
“It may be,” he often told me, “That the perfect material for the horological arts has not yet been devised in the crucibles of science, or it may never be at all. Time will tell all.”
There were two time pieces in the workshop that stood out marked different than the others. They lacked the gilt and ornamentation of the pieces that my father crafted and yet to him were far more precious. In time they would come to be so for me as well.
The first was a simple piece in a rough wooden case, one unpolished. The face was plain white, while the hands and roman numerals stark black. The other, a fob watch, was in a brass case, unmarked and unworked.
Not simply was the lack of ornament what made them stand out, for each bore three hands, the standard minute and hour hands and one other, a larger one that from when I first saw them seemed not to move. In time I observed that they did so, but only very slowly, creeping along over the years. The hand on the clock was at around the mark of the eighth hour, while that on the fob watched hovered between the first and second hour.
What is more, neither of the two time pieces showed the same time. When I asked my father about it, he simply smiled.
“They show the correct time, that is all that matters my son. Remember, they are never to be changed.”
Every morning my father would come into his workshop and meticulously wind up the pair, checking them against the watch he carried in his pocket at all times, even if their times did not match his.
As I reached my majority, finishing my apprenticeship, I began to take over more of the business of my father, producing the time pieces that were in such demand. This left more time for my father to tinker and experiment, and more often he turned his attention to the two special time pieces, the plain clock and fob watch. Opening it up, he would spend hours staring at the workings while the hands kept ticking away.
“Tempus virum non expectat,” he would say to himself.
I was ever an indifferent student of the Latin, but I believe that what he said, or meant to say, was time waits for no man. I failed to understand my father’s growing obsession, and obsession it was, for he slept less the older he got, spending even more time in the shop, labouring away feverishly until he collapsed with exhaustion.
In the meanwhile I worked and, as was natural, fell in love and married. My wife lifted the troubles of the house, for the perturbations of my father had cast a pall over it. More joyous news was to follow when my wife announced that she was expecting.
That announcement did in some way change the demeanour of my father. Late one day he brought me into the workshop, setting down on the table the two special pieces. Despite my skills and training, never before had he allowed me to touch them.
He set his hand upon the clock in its wooden case, stroking it with a tender affection the like of which I had never seen before from my father.
“This clock,” he told me in wistful tones that left me a touch disturbed, “Was made for me by my father before I was born. It started ticking the moment that I arrived in the world and has marked the passing of my years faithfully. Take a look at the face, my son, and tell me what you see.”
I did so and upon viewing it could see that in fifteen minutes all three hands would be pointed to twelve of the clock. I pointed that out to my father.
He nodded slowly. “In fifteen minutes I will die,” he solemnly stated.
I found the concept an absurdity, an impossibility and I let my father know that. It was an opinion founded in scepticism and fuelled by fear.
Father simply smiled. “I too felt likewise when I was first told.” He opened up the workings of the clock and bade me look inside. “Tell me what is wrong with the mechanisms.”
I did so, spending my time observing the intricate workings of the springs and cogs, all wrought by the hand of a master, as my grandfather had been. At first I could not make out what father wanted me to see, but a dawning of understanding hit me. The large hand was not connected to any other part of the clock and should not have been able to move.
“It should not work,” my father stated, “And yet it does. We believe that tiny inconsistency in the workings, minute vibrations from the lack of absolute perfection, drive the lifehand. How it knows the hour of our death, that is another matter.”
I still did not believe – did not want to believe.
Father dragged out an old battered chest from where it was stored and opened it up. Contained within were a dozen timepieces, all simple to the eye. The oldest were rather crude in construction but they showed an improved in refinement and timekeeping the newer they were.
“These are the clocks crafted, father for son, by our ancestors. With each our skills improve, the materials we use are better, and so the clock keeps more accurate time. With it comes longer life. My father gifted me with sixty five years. You, if I read you time piece correct, will live for eighty. With what I have taught you, with the new advances science affords us, your son will live ninety years, perhaps even a century.”
I wondered what just the goals of our pursuit of perfection was, what it would lead to.
“Immortality, my son. A perfect time piece, without error or flaw, will result in the lifehand no longer moving, and the owner of such a timepiece no longer dying. It may be in ten generations, or a hundred, but we will get there.” He closed up the time pieces and set them aside. “What we have is both a blessing and a curse. We do not suffer the uncertainly that others do, wondering when our death shall come, for we know, but the closer you come to it, the less time you have to undertake all that you wish to. Not only that, our fates are tied to these time pieces. Should anything happen to them…” He left that sentence unfinished, but I understood the implications. It helped explain the fastidious way in which he undertook tending to them each morning.
I knew not what to say. I should have said something, but it is hard to formulate the words when such revelations are heaped upon you.
Then the clock began to chime, one beat after another, counting up to twelve. Upon the twelfth chime the clock ceased to tick and with it my father breathed his last.
The following morning I was back in the workshop to wind up my timepiece. Now that I knew the importance of it, I understood the need to care for it. Father’s clock I stored with all the others of my ancestors.
I sat for some time in the workshop simply staring at the clocks around me, ones finished and others in various stages of construct. With the prospect of my wife giving birth to an heir to carry on the legacy of the family, I turned my mind to designing a timepiece for him. In some manner I felt closer to my forebears than I ever had before, sharing with them this experience, knowing that they to had gone through it.
I knew then that I would not make just a clock for my son, but a perfect clock, the perfect clock, without error or blemish or imperfection. I would not wait ten generations, or one hundred, for it to occur. I would not allow my son to go through the same emotions that I had. Even now I could feel the hands on my watch wind their slow path towards my death, knowing that the inevitable was bearing down upon me.
And so I set to work. The work of my ancestors had afforded me a wide array of tools and materials and the wealth needed to acquire more. Taking adamant and diamond and other exotic materials, I laboured long over the crafting of the cogs and gears and springs that would form the inner workings of the clock, the movements and the mechanisms.
For months I laboured as my wife’s pregnancy progressed, shaping and testing and reshaping each part until I was certain that it was perfect. Slowly the clock built it shape, glittering in the gaslight. It seemed to me that I was not so much creating the clock as giving form to something that already existed, and that it as much built itself as I did.
It was not until mere days before my wife was due to give birth that the clock was complete. I had driven myself hard – too hard perhaps – but I had done what I set out to do.
The clock was perfection, all shimmering crystal surrounded by a case in part of immortal gold, protected from the ravages of time. It would last as long as it needed. Taking the key, I began to wind it up, to set the springs that powered the movements of the timepiece.
It did not start.
At first I thought that I had made an error in my work, but that was not possible. I had poured my heart and soul into it, straining to the utmost every inch of my skills. It could not but work. Yet it just sat there, staring at my without life.
I puzzled long over that until I remembered what my father had said – they did not start ticking until the moment of birth. And so I set it aside and readied myself for the birth.
A few days later the momentous moment arrived. I sat in the workshop waiting as the midwife assisted my wife, staring at the clock. I would know when the child was born the moment that it started ticking. I was certain that the child would be a boy, a son to carry on the tradition of the family. The possibility of a girl never occurred to me.
I heard the scream at the moment that I heard a chime from the clock. Cogs began to turn and spin within it as the scream continued on. Something was very wrong.
I hastened from workshop to see the midwife dash from the house, ashen faced.
Vaulting up the stairs to the bedroom where my wife lay, I feared the worse. The child had been born – and alive else the clock would not have started. What then could have scared the midwife so?
I was soon to find out. My wife lay in her bed, propped up on pillows, pale and concerned, cradling the newborn in her arms. She looked up at me with pleading, helpless eyes, uncertain as to what to do.
I could see in an instant what was wrong. The child was frozen, not by mere cold but by something else. I had made the perfect clock. Too perfect as it turned out. The child was immortal by virtue of being locked outside of time.
As I gazed upon the child, I perceived something else. Rather than a son, I had a daughter, as fair as a spring day.
There was no movement from her, locked rigid in place. She was not dead for their was colour to her cheeks, simply that she was frozen in an instant outside of the flow of time.
I promised my wife that I would rectify the problem. I raced back down to the workshop and the perfect clock I had made, puzzling how to fix what I had created. The clock ticked away as it should, the minute and hour hands making their slow circuits around the face.
The problem, no doubt, lay with the lifehand. If it did not – could not – move, then there could be no life. Life needed both beginning and end, else it was not life.
I had no spare parts left for the clock, having poured all my time into the making of the perfect ones. What I needed was an imperfect one, to introduce a flaw into the clock so that the lifehand would begin it slow movement.
What could I use though? It would take too long to fabricate a new one. How long could my daughter last as she was? Did she need to be alive to survive or could she remain as she was forever? I could not afford to take the risk and waste time.
It struck me, then, that I had the perfect imperfect part for her, already available, already made.
I opened up my own watch, the one my father had made for me, crafted by his hands as best he could. With the tools of the trade, I extracted a single gear from it. Even as I did, I heard the clock wind down and with it felt my own heart beat erratic. I had little time, and I knew more than any how precious time was, having surrounded my life in it.
I could feel myself dying, yet I could not stop. Nothing else mattered to me. Opening up my daughter’s clock, I took out a single gear from it and replaced it with my own. At that moment I heard a lusty cry from above, that of a newborn child. It had worked, my desperate ploy, the introduction of an imperfect part to an otherwise perfect clock. The lifehand would begin its slow count.
I do not know how long my little girl will have, only that it will be a long, long time, far beyond the span of a normal life. Time enough to fix the problem with her clock. Time enough to fix the error in my watch.
Fumbling hands replaced the missing part in the watch with the gear I had taken out of my daughter’s. Perhaps it was too late for me, my watch already broken beyond repair. It was much as my father had said, that our fates were tied to them and if anything happened to them…well, that I had now found out for myself.
I was content though. My daughter would live, and live properly. Just as part of my blood was in her, so too was part of my time piece in hers. I would be with her, and especially in the workshop, for I had invested much of myself in it, as had her ancestors. We were part of it now.
Tempus virum non expectat, my father would say, and now, at the end, I understood fully the meaning of that. Yet, in the here and now, with a daughter and not a son, it did not apply.
And so time did not wait for me, and nor I for it and thus my tale is done.

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‘The Bachelor’: Rachel Lindsay Reacts to Taylor Nolan’s Tweets on ‘Higher Learning’ Podcast
While Rachel Lindsay deleted her Instagram account, she is still keeping up-to-date with everything going on in Bachelor Nation — including Taylor Nolan’s tweets. The Higher Learning podcast host spoke her unfiltered thoughts about the resurfaced messages in a new episode and expressed how she really felt about the situation. Here’s what Lindsay said about Nolan’s tweets amidst all the drama surrounding The Bachelor.
Who’s Taylor Nolan and what were her tweets that resurfaced?
Nolan is an activist and therapist who has been bold in calling out others who mess up in regards to racism in Bachelor Nation. She was on Nick Viall‘s season of The Bachelor and on Bachelor in Paradise before she became an influencer often advocating for mental health and wellness.
Nolan had issues with another contestant, Corinne Olympios, while on Viall’s season. She claimed that Olympios wasn’t “emotionally intelligent” enough for Viall, but insisted on the “Women Tell All” episode that she was only trying to look out for the other woman. Derek Peth proposed to her on Bachelor in Paradise, but the pair later called it off.
This week, Nolan had tweets from 2011 to 2013 that resurfaced on Reddit that contained racist, homophobic, transphobic, ableist, antisemitic, and other offensive messages. Nolan has made a brand off advocating for inclusiveness and diversity. However, her tweets stood in stark contrast to her online persona post-The Bachelor.
Nolan led calls for change in the franchise after Chris Harrison’s interview with Lindsay on Extra. She claimed that her tweets resurfacing were a calculated response to her current advocacy in her apology on Instagram.
Bachelor Nation contestants spoke out against the offensive tweets
Some contestants from the show immediately condemned Nolan’s tweets. Olivia Caridi, who was on The Bachelor one season before Nolan was, stood against the content of Nolan’s messages in her own set of tweets.
“I am so horrified and utterly disappointed as I read Taylor’s tweets,” she wrote. “I don’t stand for racism, homophobia, fatphobia, or hatred in any sense. Accountability applies to all — and I need her to denounce this language and fast.”
Nolan’s friend from her season, Vanessa Grimaldi, also spoke out. Grimaldi is a former Canadian teacher who runs a nonprofit organization called No Better You to uplift those with special needs. Some of Nolan’s old tweets contained the R-word.
“I am disturbed, upset, hurt, disappointed and saddened by the things she said,” Grimaldi wrote in a post on Instagram. She said she didn’t know about Nolan’s tweets until they resurfaced and called for Nolan to delete them.
“They are triggering, dangerous and harmful,” Grimaldi continued. “I am in shock.”
What Rachel Lindsay said about Taylor Nolan’s tweets
Lindsay also voiced her opinion on Nolan’s tweets. She spoke out in an episode of her podcast on The Ringer’s Higher Learning on March 2. Like Grimaldi, Lindsay first met Nolan on The Bachelor when they were all contestants together.
“You see Taylor one way, you’ve seen her, you know, stand on this platform,” Lindsay began. “She’s been very vocal. She’s been very definitive in what she believes. And so to see something that’s so opposite of that, it’s shocking.”
Lindsay expressed that she didn’t know whether the tweets were real at first. But then, she said she would hold Nolan to the same standard she held Harrison and Rachael Kirkconnell to recently.
“What she did was wrong, it was terrible, it was shocking, it was disgusting, and she should be held accountable for that,” Lindsay continued. “You can also recognize that she’s not the same person that she was before, and I think what she was saying is that she didn’t wait for somebody to call her out before she started doing the work.”
Lindsay said that she hopes Nolan will discuss her “journey” further, detailing how she went from thinking one way to another. Both Lindsay and her co-host Van Lathan suggested that Nolan speaking more in depth about changing her attitude might help others on the same path.

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US President Donald Trump sparked frenzy on social media on Monday after he was photographed dumping a box of fish food into a pond of koi carp during his trip to Japan.
Initially, Trump along with his Japanese host Shinzo Abe started delicately feeding the fishes by spooning out the food into the pond. Later, the US leader apparently lost his patience with the slow method and was seen upending the entire wooden box of fish food into the pond.
This incident caused outrage among fish lovers and people started reacting on Twitter. Many people pointed out that fish cannot absorb a large amount of food at a time.
In response to the sight, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who was standing just behind Trump, was seen breaking out in laughter at his superior's approach to koi feeding.
However, a few of the Twitter users responded to Trump's behavior by writing: "Trump can't even feed fish right."

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Another one from Jamie Oliver’s ‘5’, and another one in which the name says pretty much all you need to know.
Chorizo (in my opinion) makes everything better, it’s just wonderful, and the flavours of the sausage work well with the salmon (which can handle it.) Tomato and basil is a tried and tested combo, and this is just another ‘why didn’t I think of that’ simple dish.
This is a lovely recipe!
Everyone likes a pasta bake, but it’s so unsatisfying boiling pasta, opening a jar, stirring and baking.
This recipe tastes delicious, but involves you putting in a little bit more effort. You still feel as though you’re having a pasta filled, cheese topped naughty dinner, but you feel you’ve gone some way to deserving it!
You can find Kerryann’s tuna pasta bake by clicking here.
We had some ingredients (particularly basil) to use up so I thought I would have a crack at making a quick and simple dish on my own, based on some other recipes I’d tried previously.
I decided to chop some basil up and add some olive oil, to create a marinade for the fish, and I also used what was left to roast the tomatoes in. basil goes well with tomatoes, and it also went well with the fish, too! The below recipe serves two people.
- Two boneless, skinless haddock fillets
- Generous handful of cherry tomatoes
- Two handfuls of runner beans
- One large handful of basil (chopped)
- Two tablespoons of olive oil
- Salt and pepper to season
- In a chopper, or by hand, finely chop the basil and place in a bowl with the oil. Reserve a small amount of this to drizzle on your tomatoes.
- Gently mix the fish fillets in the large bowl of oil, and leave in the fridge for half an hour.
- When ready to cook, boil the kettle and pre-heat the oven to 180c fan.
- Put the tomatoes in an oven proof dish, drizzle with basil oil and a sprinkle of salt. These will need 10 minutes in the oven.
- Put a frying pan on, and add the fish, while bringing a saucepan of the kettle water to boil.
- When boiling, add some salt and your beans for a few minutes.
- When the fish has cooked, allow to rest on a warm plate before finishing off the beans in the pan for a few minutes with a sprinkle of sea salt.
- Plate up with the haddock on top of the beans alongside the tomatoes.
- Healthy and simple!
No two ways about it, this dinner is delicious, easy and perfect for a day when your getting some sport in.
The recipe in the book, which says serves one, really is enough for two, but having got that down, I can’t fault it.
You can get LeanIn15 here.
A simple little lunch made up of many an ingredient you might have knocking about in the back of your fridge, particularly in the summer months.
Use the romaine salad leaves as boats within which to carry your additional salad items and your prawn cocktail.
For my first salad boat, I just piled in whatever I had, in this case watercress, tomato, avocado, cress and spring onion.
My other boat filled with fresh cooked prawns, along with a dressing made of ketchup, low fat yoghurt, tabasco and a splash of brandy. It works well and so much better for you than traditional thousand island.
My misses recently bought me Joe Wicks’ Lean in 15, a brilliant book full of simple and healthy recipes that busy working person can knock up in a standard kitchen.
The first recipe I tried was the salmon with avocado, feta and pumpkin seeds. I went for this because my girlfriend loves all of those ingredients.
At this point, I have a confession to make to Joe – I hope he won’t be mad.
In the recipe, it tells you to grill the salmon before peeling the skin away and discarding.
Sorry Joe, no can do. If I’ve got skin on my salmon it’s being pan-fried and served skin side up to retain it’s crispiness. There is no way that is ending up in the bin.
The rest, I followed exactly, and I have to say it was a really healthy and nutritious meal. The guacamole recipe is nice, but doesn’t have any chilli heat, perhaps not to over power the fish, but with the lime juice has a nice crisp finish, and we know citrus goes well with salmon.
I would recommend this recipe, even though I altered it.
Remember when you first start cooking and you heard people talk about seasoning? It’s hard to describe seasoning, isn’t it? You don’t have to cook for very long before seasoning food is a staple along with having chopped tomatoes and an onion in your cupboard, but, you flounder if someone asks you to explain ‘why’.
After a while, it just begins to make sense, you can tell yourself when you’ve properly seasoned a tomato sauce or a piece of griddled chicken.
This dish is also one of those that is made by seasoning correctly. The specks of black pepper, burning their way into the crispy parma ham, the salt glistening on top of the potatoes and providing that contrast to the blistered, sweet, hot tomatoes.
Without careful but generous seasoning, this dish would be relatively boring. But with it, this is a healthy, delicious, easy dinner to knock up in 35 minutes.
- Two sustainable cod fillets
- Six slices (at least, eight would be better) parma ham
- Two decent handfuls of baby potatoes
- Tomatoes on the vine – as many as you want or can fit in your baking dish with the fish and spuds
- Olive oil
- Preheat the oven to 200c
- Parboil your potatoes in salted water for 5-10 minutes
- While boiling, season the fish with salt and pepper, then wrap the finish in the parma ham – this can be a bit tricky be gentle with the ham, long stringy bits are hard to wrap a fish in
- Once wrapped, season again and place in the baking dish
- Next, put your tomatoes on the vine in the dish.
- Finally, put the boiled potatoes in the dish.
- Drizzle everything with olive oil
- Season generously from a height
- bang it all in the oven until the fat from the ham has started to drain out and crispen up.
- Serve up neatly and don’t be afraid to drizzle the fishy, meaty, salty, tomatoey, oily juices from the dish on your plates.


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According to the Quality of Life Index from NatWest International’s Personal Banking, 70 percent of expats who started a business abroad believe they have attained greater growth. The study revealed that the three countries most favoured for enterprise are; Singapore, USA and Hong Kong. The worst countries for entrepreneurialism are UAE, Spain and China.
The research, together with The Centre of Future Studies looks at how countries support entrepreneurs who are looking to stimulate growth and whether expats find it easy to conduct business abroad. A major benefit of starting and running a business overseas is the faster growth, according to 78 percent of expatriate business owners. The lower cost of resources is another benefit according to 74 percent. Tax breaks are a huge incentive for 65 percent of the expats who are in business.
Disadvantages were also reported in the research, with regulation and standards being the main obstruction for 71 percent. The manager of NatWest International Personal Banking, Dave Isley said:
“A new breed of entrepreneurs is emerging and it is encouraging to see that the ‘21st pioneers’ are thriving in foreign climes. It is interesting to see that Singapore, Hong Kong and the USA are fruitful entrepreneurial countries according to the index yet China and UAE rank so low. Given the current economical climate, it is no surprise that expat entrepreneurs in Portugal, Spain and France do not feel they have a positive business outlook.”
More than half of all respondents consider the outlook for running a business overseas to be good.
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PROVO — BYU received some good news Sunday morning — running back Jamaal Williams, who suffered an injury during Saturday night's loss to Utah, has been released from the hospital.
Williams suffered a concussion and severe stinger in the third quarter and was carted off the field and transported to the hospital. The sophomore underwent imaging and other testing to rule out a spine-related injury. He was alert and his condition continued to improve during the tests. Williams was kept in the hospital overnight for observation.
According to BYU officials, "the status for his return will be based on day-to-day progression and continued improvement throughout the week."
BYU hosts Middle Tennessee on Friday night (7 p.m. MDT, ESPNU).
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City Harvest’s Repack To Give Back 2022
As New Yorkers continue to grapple with rising food prices and the economic fallout of the pandemic, average monthly visits to New York City and remain up 69% compared to 2019. With the holidays approaching, many families across our city are struggling to put meals on their tables. The price of turkeys is up 60% since before the pandemic and 21% since just last year.
This November and December, hundreds of corporate volunteers will join us for virtual and in-person events as part of our Repack To Give Back campaign. With the help of these volunteers and their companies’ financial support, we will rescue, repack, and deliver enough food to help feed thousands of families across our city this holiday season.
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The 2023 Grand Traverse is on Saturday, September 30th! Registration is closed for all distances.
Friday- September 29th
Bib Pick-up - 4PM to 7PM
Fitger's Complex at 600 East Superior Street. We will be just inside the Superior Street entrance doors.
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The Grand Traverse celebrates 16 years in 2023. Each year the course challenges all and delivers smiles, stories and accomplishments worth celebrating at the end.
All distances are point to point. Shuttle buses deliver participants to each starting point. All distances finish at the courtyard at Fitger's, overlooking Lake Superior.
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A Remedy for Battered Hearts
How do you represent resilience? Is it Rosie the Riveter, her bicep flexed? Is it a diamond, one of the hardest substances on Earth? Or does resilience resemble hope, which Emily Dickinson described as “the thing with feathers”?
Laura Miller-Graff ’08 takes her inspiration from a butterfly. Its wings form the initial letter in the name of her BRAVE Research Lab — the acronym stands for Building Resilience After Violence Exposure. “You can measure resilience in a lot of ways that sound scientific and dry,” the Notre Dame assistant professor of psychology and peace studies says. “But when you see resilience in action in people, it is amazing to observe. We in the lab wanted our logo to be a representation of that. For us, the butterfly is a hopeful symbol — one that represents a positive future for women and children who are resilient in the face of very significant challenges.”
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Salinas del Carmen: The Serene Beach Near the Salt Museum
Playa de las Salinas, more commonly known as Salinas del Carmen beach, stands out with its fine sand interspersed with small pebbles. The clear waters here are almost always calm, thanks to the seabed which acts as a natural barrier to wave motion. Notably, the beach’s morphology undergoes a dramatic transformation with the tidal cycle’s alternation. Dry boats and the few white-colored houses around provide a nostalgic glimpse into Fuerteventura’s past, painting a retro image of the island.
Located a mere 3km south of Caleta de Fuste, Salinas del Carmen beach lies adjacent to Fuerteventura’s only remaining operational salt pan. This beach is nestled within the quaint fishing village of Las Salinas, and is flanked by several houses, most of which are inhabited by local fishermen.
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Despite its serene beauty, only a few swimmers typically dot the shoreline, ensuring a peaceful environment for visitors seeking undisturbed relaxation. For those looking to indulge in the local culinary delights, a nearby restaurant offers freshly caught fish. On the other side, visitors can enrich their knowledge at the Salt Museum, which stands proudly next to the expansive salt pan.
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HAMPTON ROADS, Va - To commemorate Virginia, the “Birthplace of American Spirits,” Coastal Virginia Magazine and the Virginia Distillers Association are hosting the first ever Coastal Virginia Spirits Soiree to celebrate the commonwealth’s resurgence in the whiskey-making world. The celebration of music and crafted cocktails will be held on Saturday, Nov. 4 at the Virginia Beach Convention Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Learn more at www.covaspirits.com
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When scientists describe the North American Boreal Forest, they use the word "lung" to emphasize its vitality for our
I recently found myself there on a misty August afternoon in my new temporary home, Fairbanks, Alaska. Walking atop the Boreal's spongy skin, I felt like I'd just stepped into an Alice in Wonderland dream. Funky mushrooms leaned one way while strange Arctic grasses swayed another. Everywhere in between, florescent-hued berries popped from the tundra like polka dots.
It's no wonder this vast emerald expanse, totaling 1.5 billion acres, is the world's largest untouched forest on earth. It's beautiful and rare. It's also an example of how to get conservation right, and beginning with what may seem like an obvious concept:
In 2003, scientists, Indigenous stakeholders, and even resource companies came together to create the Boreal Forest Conservation Framework. Today, the mechanism is an Indigenous-led approach to protect 50 percent of the Boreal while ensuring sustainability of its remaining lands.
Few use the phrase "kin theory" to describe the interconnectedness happening in honor of this biome, but that's exactly what it is. And it's no surprise to me that such cross-cultural collaboration has emerged from Canada (the Boreal covers the country like a blanket). There, a slow-building conversation has centered around a similar idea to kin
theory, found in a slogan: "We are all Treaty People." It's intended to emphasize that all people, not just Indigenous Peoples, have treaty rights and responsibilities because of the kinship relations linked to the colonization of the land.
Think about your treaty rights and responsibilities. Unless you are living on unceded treaty territory, you are part of a treaty. Which is it? How have you gained or lost by that treaty? What can you do to honor this treaty?
In the context of the climate crisis, I've been thinking about these historic agreements a lot in relationship to my recent move to Alaska. While not a treaty, the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) is largely recognized as a modern-day treaty in the way that it legally extinguished aboriginal title from Alaska Natives to enhance statehood. It was rapid,
and the focus was on oil and other rich minerals sitting beneath Native lands. Indigenous Peoples were merely an afterthought in this conquest.
Kivalina, Alaska, one of some 30 coastal communities statewide eroding to rising sea levels
This year marks 50 years since ANCSA, an anniversary set against a backdrop where as many as thirty coastal communities, many of them Native
villages like Kivalina, are disappearing to rising waters - hardly a matter of coincidence.
While America's "last frontier," Alaska, is largely seen as today's frontline for climate change - for all the glacial ice melt, stressed-out polar bears, and homes collapsing into the sea - the problem and the solutions go much deeper. Consciously or unconsciously the focus centers on 20th-century settlement kicking into gear an interdependency that few
responding to the climate crisis, here, understand. I know, because I've been returning to these eroding pockets of Alaska for almost 15 years, and in that time, there's been little collaboration akin to those protecting the Boreal Forest. But there should be.
Kin theory, then, is really a matter of shared responsibility for how we got here. It's seeing ice storms in Texas and relating them to this summer's heat wave in the North Arctic; it's drawing correlations about wild fires in the Amazon and linking them to torrential storms in Viet Nam. The common throughline: human activity, a fairly basic
but important statement made clear by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, last month, followed by another from the UN University, this week.
"We live in an interconnected world," said one of the report's authors, UNU scientist Jack O'Connor. "Disasters are interconnected. We need interconnected solutions."
But achieving a more interconnected approach at the UN has been on an uneven path. Take, for instance, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change UNFCCC.
"We couldn't even get in the room when the states were negotiating the Paris Agreement in 2015," said Andrea Carmen, Executive Director of the International Indian Treaty Council. She and a global caucus of Indigenous stakeholders watched as their Indigenous rights and knowledge systems were discussed and
voted-in, but without their participation.
Today, Paragraph 135 of the Paris Agreement which addressed these "rights of Indigenous peoples" represents the glue that today upholds the UNFCCC's Facilitative Working Group of the Local Communities and
Indigenous Peoples Platform. In other words, there is formal representation where before, there was none - and with it, vital membership within the UN body.
Carmen, today, sits on the 14-member working group - a Who's Who in the Indigenous struggle. During COP26, Glasgow, the group will hold their latest meeting to advance a two-year plan that does justice for Indigenous knowledge systems, Indigenous inclusion, and
progressive climate action.
I know who I'll be following for all my COP26 updates come November. Until then, I'm leaving it up to a roster of scholars, thinkers, activists, and Indigenous knowledge keepers to help fill in the gaps for what I was unable to capture here. Each have spun their own thoughts about kin theory in some way or another over the years, beginning
Today marks 20 years since the Twin Towers fell in New York. I moved to the city the following year to cover the first anniversary and ended up living in Brooklyn for the next 15 years. Today, when I hear the words "Never Forget," they take on a whole new meaning - a more intentional one that grips at the bones of this country - especially in this era
of reckoning we're all absorbing in America.
It's an incredible time to be a journalist and I am so grateful for your presence here - some of you as first time readers. Welcome! To celebrate, I'm giving away a special gift from the Arctic- so don't scroll so fast down below.
I remember like it was yesterday, that day in fifth grade when a group of scientists hosted a demonstration for my class about the burning of the ozone layer. They gathered us under a large inflated parachute to demonstrate
the collapse of the earth’s most precious shield, a lesson on the causal relationship to greenhouse gases. Back then, the words “climate change” and “global warming” were hardly debated.
Today, not only is there doubt about our warming planet in schools across America, but as my friend and fellow journalist, Katie Worth has revealed, there is an all out omission or distortion of the facts. In her debut book, Miseducation: How Climate Change Is Taught in America
(Columbia Global Reports), Worth investigates what students are learning about the climate crisis and who is framing this narrative. In some pockets of the country, schools are mandated by state law to teach about our human toll on the planet; in other regions, it's a conversation that may not be discussed at all.
Miseducation is revelatory and timely journalism for today’s evolving conversation about the climate crisis, a work of nonfiction that Publisher’s Weekly has already placed on its “Best Books” list.
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I'm delighted to be sharing with you the work of another friend of mine, Lona Adams of Kivalina, Alaska. She is one the few remaining Inupiat doll makers in the North Arctic, a craft she learned from her
Her whale hunter figurines come from the land and sea. The base and face are carved from whale bone. The dress is seal skin and qavik, a local mammal in the region. The harpoon is carved from driftwood.
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Towards the end of the sixties, the negative consequences of industrial advancement also impacted on every day life in the "New Japan". Experience of the destruction of the environment, the degradation of traditional Japanese culture into a mere article of leisure time luxury, a growing population existing in barren, inhuman conurbations, with only the march of mechanisation in everyday life as a substitute for that lost: all of these presented the planners of the exposition with a major challenge - how to fuse "Asian" harmony with progressive Western attitudes.
The EXPO plans were not limited only to the Exposition site proper in the hills of Senri. It was intended to make the remodelling of Osaka itself into an example of how to improve the conditions of life through structural measures. Industry was for the most part banned from the city limits in designated areas, tree lined avenues and parks on the river were to create oases within the city. By implementing targeted environmental protection measures, such as water treatment plants and filter systems it proved possible to greatly reduce the levels of water and air pollution. Changes to the transport system which had long been in the planning pipeline, such as the construction of a modern airport or the expansion of the underground system and its coordination with the express rail services, were brought to fruition by the time EXPO ´70 opened its doors. The Shin-Middo-Suji motorway and the railway line built between the carriageways joined the centre of the city to the EXPO grounds. Traffic was monitored by a new type of computer system. A state-of-the-art telecommunications network, data transmission via laser beams, and the use over 100 computers at EXPO proclaimed Japan's innovative power in electronics. Between 1963 and 1969 an artificial residential city, Suita, was created between the city and the EXPO grounds. The architectural concept adopted preserved green areas, kept residential areas to a more compact size and guaranteed good transport links to the inner city, and was intended to alleviate the high population density problems of Osaka. The total costs for the infrastructural improvements were 2.3 billion US-Dollars.
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1910, India. Young and curious Alice, with her spun-gold hair, grows up in her family’s sprawling compound with parents as remote as England, the cold country she has never seen. It is Raju, son of a servant, with whom she shares her secrets. Together, their love grows like roses – but leaves deep thorns. Because when they get too close, Alice’s father drags them apart, sending Raju far away and banishing Alice to England…
1944. Intelligent and kind Janaki is raised in an orphanage in India. The nuns love to tell the story: Janaki’s arrival stopped the independence riots outside the gates, as the men on both sides gazed at the starry-eyed little girl left in a beautiful hand-knitted cardigan. Janaki longs for her real mother, the woman who was forced to abandon her, wrapped in a precious gift…
Now old enough to be a grandmother and living alone in India, Alice watches children play under the tamarind trees, haunted by the terrible mistake she made fifty years ago. It’s just an ordinary afternoon, until a young girl with familiar eyes appears with a photograph and Alice must make a choice. Will she spend the rest of her life consumed by dreams of the past, or can she admit her mistakes and choose love and light at last?
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What is Advocare Slim?
The product is designed to help users feel their best even when passing through the most challenging times. Or do I need to get off birth control in order for zeal to work? Don't attempt to use AdvoCare if you are pregnant, nursing or have a chronic medical condition. I had stomach issues that prevented me from tolerating regular vitamins. On a typical day during the Cleanse phase, the supplements are interspersed between a breakfast of lean protein, a serving of complex carbohydrates and fruit; a lunch consisting of protein, complex carbohydrates and vegetables; and more protein, vegetables and an optional carbohydrate serving at dinner.
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For the challenge, you are required to drink two Slims a day for four weeks. As part of the challenge, there is the recommended Advocare Slim Challenge Meal Plan that will help you to eat clean on the 24 days that you will be in for the challenge.
You are also required to add to your current exercise routine. You can, for instance, opt to walk more, add more time to your normal workout time, or add some exercises to what you do on a daily basis. This product is meant to be consumed by adults. Therefore, it may not be safe for children. It may not be safe for pregnant or breastfeeding women, either. If you want to try it and you are either pregnant, breastfeeding, unwell, or on medication, you should talk to your healthcare provider first.
The product should be taken as recommended by the manufacturers. If you look closely at Advocare Slim nutrition facts, certain ingredients in it could cause adverse side effects if taken in high doses, such as taurine, which could worsen bipolar disorder symptoms. Chromium is not safe to be taken in large amounts, as it can cause allergic reactions and worsen conditions like schizophrenia, anxiety, and depression.
Caffeine should be used in moderation too, even for people who are not sensitive to it. It is addictive and could cause withdrawal symptoms such as headaches. Caffeine also narrows the blood vessels that surround your brain. Once you stop taking it, they go back to normal, which might also be painful for a while.
There are many products from the same company that can be used as alternatives or even with Advocare Slim. Plexus Slim is a dietary supplement that works almost the same way as Advocare Slim to aid in weight loss. The main difference between the two products is that Plexus Slim is a stimulant and thermogenic-free, which gives it an advantage over Advocare Slim.
Another added benefit is that all its ingredients are natural, and therefore could be a safer option for many users, especially those who are diabetic or stimulant-sensitive. Plexus Slim comes in powder form; you just need to mix the powder with water and take it at least thirty minutes before any meal, which is easy and convenient. Spark is an Advocare product that is sold by independent distributors from the company.
It comes in five flavors: All you need to do is to mix the powder in one packet into a bottle of cold water, and you will have your energy drink ready.
The product is an amazing energy booster that has received many positive reviews from people who have used it. Advocare Slam, on the other hand, is a ready-to-drink liquid vitamin and amino acid energy supplement that works as an energy booster, just like Spark. The main difference between Advocare Slam and Spark is that you do not need to prepare Slam as you do with Spark.
Slam is therefore perfect for the person on-the-go. Slimfast is a meal replacement shake. It can be taken for breakfast, another one for lunch and then maybe you can have a normal, sensible dinner, for instance. This is different from Advocare products, which are usually meant to be used together with proper meals and exercises for weight loss results. Slim4Life is a weight loss program that was designed by a team of physicians, psychologists, and nutritionists and was introduced in the s.
Other than individual participation, the program recommended the use of herbal weight loss supplements as metabolic enhancers to aid in weight loss.
These herbal supplements, also referred to as thermogenic and metabolic enhancers, are used to this day, and they are marketed under SlimGenics. The products work like those from Advocare. The price seems high for ingredients that are nothing new, and there is no information on the specific quantity of caffeine on the website.
These and other reasons prevent us from recommending Advocare Slim. Clinically proven ingredients are also an important factor. One of the products we like the most is Burn TS. The formula contains four clinically-tested ingredients, that have been shown to promote weight-loss by accelerating metabolism and igniting fat loss. Choosing the right weight-loss system can be confusing and often times frustrating. Let us know a little more about you and your goals. According to customer reviews, Advocare side effects may include nervousness, jitteriness, and irregular blood pressure.
Advocare Slim ingredients include thiamine, biotin, chromium, garcinia cambogia, taurine, green coffee extract, caffeine, inositol, and other flavors and preservatives.
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Advocare Slim has not been subjected to clinical studies, though some of its ingredients have been clinically tested and suggest appetite suppression. Advocare Slim is a supplement that comes in a stick pack. When mixed with eight ounces of water, it should be taken 30 minutes before breakfast and two hours before lunch. You should always consult your physician before taking a weight-loss supplement, including Advocare Slim, especially if you are under 18, currently pregnant, suffering from health conditions, or nursing.
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If your regular diet included these foods, it's likely that the plan will help you lose weight. Your consumption of high-fiber vegetables and whole grains will increase, while your intake of saturated fat and cholesterol will decrease because only lean cuts of meat and low- or nonfat dairy products are allowed.
The Daily Guide provided by AdvoCare is clear and easy to follow. A series of DVD workouts that don't require any additional equipment is optional. None of the weight-loss supplements required on the Day Challenge are regulated by the U. Food and Drug Administration. There is no way to determine if these supplements contain what is listed on the label or that they aren't contaminated. In addition, there are no scientific studies proving that the plan works better than other methods or that it won't cause serious side effects in some people.
Don't attempt to use AdvoCare if you are pregnant, nursing or have a chronic medical condition. Even if you do successfully lose weight on the program, you may gain it back once the day period is over and you return to your normal eating habits. Zavadil advises focusing on a balanced, nutrient-dense, low-calorie diet and regular exercise instead of depending on supplements that don't help you establish lifestyle habits that contribute to long-term, sustainable weight loss and better health.
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The Christmas Ornament Collection
Deck the halls with these gorgeous machine embroidery designs that can be individual ornaments, mug rugs, coasters, and more!BUY NOW!
'Tis the season to stitch up beautiful designs for decorating and gifting! From ornaments and table runners to mug rugs and coasters, this collection makes it easy and fun to spread Christmas cheer all over your home.
Create heirloom quality ornaments and more to make your Christmas even more festive. Make one-of-a-kind gifts perfect for anyone of any age, but especially that person who "has everything."
This collection is fun and easy to work with which means you can add it to your Christmas sewing list and have many beautiful things to display right away and to tuck away for next year's celebration!
Beautiful, custom mug rugs and coasters are just perfect for setting out cookies for Santa and enjoying your morning coffee or afternoon tea. They stitch up quickly so go ahead and make several to have on hand for last minute holiday gifts!
The quilted squares are provided with quilting in 2 orientations: straight up to use as coasters and on point so they can be used to make the table runner or even a special Christmas quilt or wall hanging.
Plus the designs are formatted so you can applique them on anything you'd like. How about a sweet Christmas outfit for your grandbaby or fun holiday gift bags that can be used again and again?
This collection will get you into the Christmas spirit as you spread love and happiness all around!
What's Included in the Christmas Ornament Collection?
You’ll receive detailed easy to read instructions to set you up for success no matter what you decide to make!
3 Ways to Prepare Your Applique Shapes
For maximum versatility and accessibility, you'll receive instructions for preparing your applique shapes 3 different ways. Use SVG files with your favorite electronic cutting machine; BERNINA Cutwork files to use with the BERNINA Cutwork Tool; or use printable templates and cut by hand.
Designs that can be used in all brands of embroidery machines so you can join the fun no matter what brand of machine you own. Includes: ART, ART80, DST, EXP, JEF, PES, and VP3.
Required hoop size:
130mm x 180mm (5" x 7")
Access your designs, instructions and videos immediately in our online portal - from anywhere with an Internet connection. No waiting for shipping - you can get started immediately, right after you click the "Buy Now" button!
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Join us in a private Facebook group where you can ask questions and share your progress so you feel totally supported and encouraged during the process. This is also a great way to ask questions and get feedback!
Instructions to Make Multiple Projects
I'll show you how to make the Christmas Ornaments, Mug Rugs, Coasters, and Table Runner. PLUS you can use the machine embroidery applique and quilting in the hoop designs in loads of other projects!
All of these gorgeous ornament designs are included!
As I’m going through this quilting process, I can’t believe how beautiful the quilting designs are! I would never have such a custom quilted look without learning this process! Yes it takes time and precision, but the results are spectacular! Thank you so much for this beautiful quilt!
Sarah, I want to thank you for your incredible talent and willingness to share with us. I am learning more than I had hoped for, both in cutting machine skills and embroidery mastery.... Even though I have been doing machine embroidery for more than 30 years. I am in awe of your tenacity for getting it perfect.
Your instructions are well laid out and explained. I couldn’t have found a better website and Facebook friends. You have given good advice and help along the way. Thank you to everyone. A big thank you to Sarah for all the work she puts into helping us all learn so much in such little time!
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15 unique ornament designs
This collection is centered around these beautiful ornaments. With 15 total in 3 different shapes, there's something here to fit any décor. Use them as standalone ornaments or applique them on anything!
The circle ornaments measure 3" x 3.5"
The pointed ornaments measure 3" x 3.4"
The tall ornaments measure 2.5" x 4.3"
5.5" x 7.5"
These beautiful mug rug designs feature an ornament and a sweet holiday-themed phrase. Choose from one of the included "Merry Christmas", "Happy Holidays", "Joy to the World", or add your own word, message, or monogram.
Coasters (or Quilted blocks)
5.5" x 5.5"
The coasters are quilted blocks that really allow the beautiful ornaments to shine! The blocks are quilted on point so they can easily be used in the included table runner design or a beautiful quilt you design.
49.5" x 14"
The table runner is a fun way to display your beautiful quilted blocks and favorite ornaments! You choose the size and display it anywhere just by adding or removing blocks.


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Jay Glazer co-founder of MMATHLETICS & NFL Insider has begun providing MMA style training for NFL athletes. He currently trains about 50 players including stars like Clay Mathews and Jared Allen. The program utilizes MMA style training and principles and applies them to football. Glazer feels that the training helps out in several ways. First hip strength and movement are increased through training, second by teaching athletes to think like a fighter learning to shake of blows and hit them back even harder.
So far Glazer has managed to get MMA style training equipment into the Saint Louis Rams and Atlanta Falcons indoor training facilities. Although Glazer admires the hard work and toughness required to make it into the NFL he holds the opinion that not a single player in the league could make it in UFC. Stating that asides from Jared Allen every player expressed a desire not to be hit during training.

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"Spider-Man 3" Rules Asian Territories
Spidey fever has truly attacked Asian continent with the arrival of "Spider-Man 3" on Tuesday, May 1, 2007 as the superhero saga reportedly sets records in every one of the eight Asian countries it debuted that day.
Largest tally was drawn from Japan where the flick successfully manages to reach opening-day sales of ¥415 million ($3.47 million), the biggest for a Tuesday in the territory. Pic previously encountered its worldwide premiere in the country's most populous city of Tokyo, on April 16.
In Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, and the Philippines, sales were the largest ever for any single day with those in Taiwan becoming the highest for any weekday. For South Korea and Hong Kong territories, the movie amazingly scored new marks for the biggest opening day, pulling respective income of 3.2 billion won ($3.4 million) and $HK7.5 million ($960,000).
Also opened in eight European markets, including Germany and France on the same day, the big-budgeted film will next debut in dozens of other territories in the next few days before encountering its domestic launch in 4,253 theaters on Friday, May 4, the widest North American opening of all time.
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Composatron Composite Technology is now offering homebuilders, contractors and their customers a choice of six colours, as well as white, for their wood composites railing products
The composite railings, part of Composatron’s Premier-brand product line, are available in cedar, sand, mahogany, light grey, slate grey and redwood colours. Composatron are using BASF’s Luran S ASA, a specialty plastic that provides long-term colour stability in a wide range of colours in railing, siding and fencing applications as a capstock over vinyl and vinyl-wood composites
“Composite railings last longer and are easier to maintain than wood, but for years it was difficult to produce colour railings that would not fade. Given the strong reputation that our white railings have achieved in the marketplace, we knew that any extensions to our product line would have to meet our stringent standards for quality and durability. We needed a capstock that delivered outstanding weathering performance, without fading or chalking,” said Jim Pratt, head of research and development and product technology for Composatron.
“Like all of the specialty plastics in our PlasticsPlus portfolio, Luran S ASA has unique features that enable our customers to bring innovative products to market. Luran S ASA is tough and resistant to chemicals, and has proven to be colorfast in a wide range of applications,” said Herman Savenije, Business Director of BASF’s Styrenic Copolymers in North America.
Additional grades of Luran S ASA resin are currently being used in other building and construction applications such as door cladding, door lights, windows and exterior trim, and is being targeted for decking or any other profile applications that require low gloss.
INEOS Styrolution announces that it is planning to set up a new production site for its successful composite StyLight.
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All it's cracked up to be
If you've ever had a passing interest in pottery or just wanted to reenact that scene from Ghost, Infinite Dreams has you covered with Let's Create Pottery, heading to WiiWare next month.
Already a huge hit on Apple platforms with over 3 million downloads across 60 countries, LCP aims to simulate the fun of pottery making without actually slopping clay over your floor. See here for a trailer:
Let's Create Pottery is scheduled for release on Thursday July 5th, 2012. Check out the game's page for screenshots, while we hope to have a review up soon.
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Its all things bright and beautiful this week at All Things Vintage, and starting this week, I will also be listing a lovely Christmas themed item in each lot, for those who have started their Christmas shopping. New this week are a stunning Royal Albert trio in the beautiful Chelsea bird pattern. This is in the red colorway and is in lovely condition. We have a lovely little Royal Worcester Christmas dish in original box. The design is by Sue Scullard and is just adorable. Also in the small dish category, we have a superb dish by Rosenthal for Versace. This is in the gorgeous ‘Les Tresors De La Mer’ pattern, or the treasures of the sea. Now a discontinued pattern, this lovely dish had a retail price from Rosenthal of $199, my price will be a fraction of that. We have a gorgeous little antique sterling silver bonbon dish that is just lovely, and lastly, for the Bendigo pottery collectors, a gorgeous little Kookaburra with a lustre glaze.
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- Sneak Peek For The Week – Italian Glass, Studio Anna Pottery, Solid Brass Figurine, Decorative Watering Can, Wedgwood Jasperware plate, Royal Doulton Miniature Figurine
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VANILLA CRUMB PIE
This is from "Mary's Bakery, in Charm Ohio. When I would go to amish country, I always went out of my way to this lil bakery. They also had log cabins for folks to stay overnight and they prepared all the food and "entertainment. The cabins were quite rustic, with a ladder up to the loft. The girls were so much fun. Popping...
Provided by gaynel mohler
Categories Other Desserts
Number Of Ingredients 14
- 1. In a saucepan, bring filling ingredients to a boil. let cool slightly
- 2. Combine crumb ingredients
- 3. Pour cooled sauce in an unbaked pie crust.Add crumbs on top
- 4. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes or until golden brown
AMISH VANILLA PIE
- In a saucepan, combine white sugar, 4 Tbsp flour, egg, molasses, water, and vanilla.
- Bring to a full, rolling boil; set aside to cool.
- In a large bowl, combine 2 cups flour, brown sugar, baking soda, cream of tartar, butter, and shortening; rub together with fingers to make crumbs.
- Pour 1/2 of cooked mixture into each unbaked shell; cover each pie with crumbs.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 40-45 minutes.
- Note: This pie is even better when cooled, the second day!
Nutrition Facts : Calories 3198.8, Fat 114.8, SaturatedFat 37.5, Cholesterol 166.8, Sodium 1916.9, Carbohydrate 521.2, Fiber 6.7, Sugar 300.4, Protein 28.6
AMISH VANILLA PIE
Syrup pie (Treacle Tart) has always been my husband's favorite from his English mum. This Amish Vanilla Pie recipe from Marcia Adam's "New Recipes from Quilt Country" is similar in flavor but has more filling and a crumb topping. It tastes like a pecan pie but more vanilla tasting (great for people like my husband who likes pecan pie, but hates the nuts or for people who think they "should" like shoo-fly pie, but hate the molasses). It cuts beautifully.
Provided by Roxygirl in Colorado
Yield 8 serving(s)
Number Of Ingredients 17
- In a medium saucepan, whisk the egg until frothy.
- Whisk in the flour.
- Add the brown sugar, corn syrup, water, vanilla, mace, and salt and mix well.
- Over medium-high heat, bring the mixture just to a full rolling boil, stirring occasionally.
- Remove from the heat and let cool to room temperature.
- (Filling will be slightly thickened.).
- While the filling is cooling, prepare the crumb topping.
- In a medium mixing bowl, combine the flour, brown sugar, vanilla, cream of tartar, baking soda, mace, and salt.
- Using a pastry blender or two forks (I use my Kitchen Aid), cut in the cold butter until the topping resembles coarse crumbs.
- Pour the cooled filling into the pastry shell.
- The pastry will be only half full but the pie will rise as it bakes.
- Sprinkle with the crumb topping.
- Cover the edges of the pastry with foil to prevent over browning.
- Bake 350 for 25 minutes, then remove the foil and bake for an additional 20 minute or until the top is a deep, golden brown.
- (Don't overbake.) The filling will be a bit soft but will firm up as it cools.
- Cool completely before cutting.
- Serve warm or cold.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 288.1, Fat 6.6, SaturatedFat 3.9, Cholesterol 41.7, Sodium 226, Carbohydrate 56.1, Fiber 0.5, Sugar 32.4, Protein 2.6
AMISH VANILLA PIE
This is a recipe I got from a wonderful Amish woman I knew many years ago. She baked pies to sell at the South Bend (Indiana) Farmers Market. This old fashioned recipe is rich and delicious. I make it for holidays. You can still find this pie at Amish restaurants and markets in Shipshewana, Indiana, made by local women. The...
Provided by Kathie Carr
Number Of Ingredients 13
- 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In a saucepan combine sugar, 4 tablespoons flour, egg, molasses, water, and vanilla. Bring to a full, rolling boil, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and set aside to cool.
- 2. In a large bowl combine 2 cups flour, brown sugar, baking soda, cream of tartar, butter, and shortening or lard. Rub this mixture together to make crumbs. Pour half of the cooked mixture into each pie shell. Cover each with half of the crumbs. Bake at 350 degrees for 40-45 minutes. Cool and serve with ice cream.
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- Beat the egg (I just beat with a fork until smooth) and mix well with brown sugar, flour, corn syrup, vanilla and water. Bring to a boil in a pot on top of the stove. Remove pot as soon as it starts boiling and set aside. Let mixture cool.
- Whisk together the flour, sugar, cream of tartar, baking soda and salt. Cut in the softened butter until mixture is like coarse crumbs. Pour the cooled, boiled ingredients into your pie shell and spread the crumb topping over the top. Bake in a preheated 350 degree oven 45 minutes. Makes 6 to 8 servings.
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- In a large saucepan, combine brown sugar, flour, corn syrup, vanilla, and egg. Slowly stir in water and cook over medium heat, stirring until mixture boils. Let cool.
- In a medium bowl, mix CRUMB TOPPING ingredients until crumbly. Pour cooled brown sugar mixture into crust and top evenly with crumbs.
TRADITIONAL AMISH WHOOPIE PIES – A COALCRACKER IN THE KITCHEN
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- Drop with cookie scoop. Bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 12 minutes. Put icing between two whoopie cookies.
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Before they can introduce medical devices to the market, original equipment manufacturers (OEM) must perform and pass FDA-approved medical device process validation to ensure that the products they produce are safe, meet specified user and technical needs, and satisfy regulatory requirements.
Post-production inspection or testing can provide verification that a product meets FDA and ISO 13485 specifications, but would require testing of every device a manufacturer produces. In addition to being incredibly impractical, testing each product would never reveal all the possible variations within individual products and the testing itself could potentially destroy the product. Process validations for medical devices, then, are the only reliable way to reveal processing deficiencies.
Process validation is the collection and evaluation of data throughout a process, from the process design stage through production, with the intent of establishing proof that a process will consistently deliver quality products. Process validation ensures that the medical devices used in patient care, testing and research meet regulatory standards for the health and well-being of the public, despite these challenges. Process validation also serves as quality control for medical manufacturing and helps ensure business success for the manufacturer.
OEMs often face a number of challenges associated with medical manufacturing. The size and structure of medical devices can vary greatly, for example, as can the management methods, assembly lines and production capacity needed to make them. Production and assembly, particularly the number of manufacturing steps per unit, strongly influences the application of process validation. They also influence which process validations a device manufacturer might use.
So which process validations should medical device manufacturers perform? Here are four essential process validations every OEM should perform.
1. Prospective validation
Performed prior to process implementation, prospective validation establishes documented evidence that a system does what it proposed to do. Pharmaceutical manufacturers typically use this approach to validation when developing a process for a new formula or production in a new facility.
2. Retrospective validation
Manufacturers use historical data to create a retrospective validation for facilities, processes, and process controls that have not already undergone a formally documented validation process. Typically, retrospective validation is only appropriate for well-established processes, and is not acceptable for products that have undergone changes in composition, operating processes, or equipment. Retrospective validation is a useful tool for auditing a validated process.
3. Concurrent validation
Focusing on these four process validations can help medical device manufacturers supply the medical community with the products they need, and help OEMs reduce costs in product and process failures.
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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N.Chandrababu Naidu commented that the state is in troubles after its bifurcation.
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He said that they had requested an amount of Rs. 2 lakh crores for the construction of the new capital.
“We gave two representations to the finance commission on various issues,” said Chandra Babu.

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