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Saturday, December 29, 2012
In The Long Run ? Blog Archive ? The World Wide Web Is An ...
Becoming successful at a home-based business is not everyone?s good luck, but you should not let that keep you from trying it out. Especially today when there are plenty of computer home-based businesses that can be put in place for a very low cost. All it requires is a low cost, high-speed Internet access, and the motivation to spend a bit of time doing the research. In contrast to a local brick-and-mortar business, which is expensive to set up, and is confined to local customers, your computer business can be world wide. Anybody, in a global context, who can hook up to the Internet, can be a prospect.
I Want To Make Money
There are many ways to get your toes wet in case you are seriously considering a business online. To make a start you most definitely don?t need to be an IT nerd, but being familiar with using a personal computer would be very helpful. Frequently, making money online has nothing to do with your technical skills, but with how much you know about the things you love doing. An individual who is a proficient writer could, as an example, have a web business that does copywritng. Writing could also be done freelance, doing jobs for people who either can?t stand writing or aren?t any good at it. What it comes down to is determining a group of individuals who have a need for something, like say, articles, and providing them with it. Put together a portfolio of your work, do some marketing, and, hey presto! you?ve got a business.
Online auction web sites are another avenue from which a lot of people are making good money. You can acquire items at wholesale value and sell them at retail price, or you may already have products suitable for selling on the web. Online auction websites, such as eBay, do the hard work of bringing the customers to your offers. Your job is first off to figure out a price and list your item, then wait for the sales. As soon as your product is sold, you get sent the funds and then you have the product delivered to the customer.
Lots of erstwhile challenges and obstructions have been done away with by the advance of technology. The advent of the laptop or computer has put ownership of a business within the reach of regular individuals. Not only does the internet have a lot of products to sell, but there is ample information online to show you how to sell them. The very best way to start a business on the internet, is to find someone who has a business model you like, and pattern yours after theirs.
Instead of a fulltime business you could just be after an additional income stream, which the Internet caters for handsomely. Spend a little time on your computer looking for information on starting a web business, and you will find plenty of it. You can only start making money once you get your business started, so don?t delay in doing your research.
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Christmas Day customer activity showing Apple is crushing it, Android strong, Microsoft toast.
Christmas Day is a huge day for mobile device activations, obviously. Once we finish unwrapping our gifts and scarfing down a big breakfast, we all become children and want to immediately play with our gifts. For smartphones and tablets, that means activating your device on a network, and downloading a slew of apps. Once we install these apps (like Twitter), we start telling followers about our new device. Two pieces of research hit my radar today. They?re both quite fascinating and paint a picture of Apple dominating the scene.
The first is from analytics firm Flurry, who posted a little something on their blog revealing just how big these activations were this year.
Flurry estimates that iOS and Android sales were more than 2.5x larger on Christmas Day in 2012 compared to last year?s equivalent. A whopping 17.4 million devices were activated this year versus only 6.8 million last year.
Tablets are also growing in popularity big time. Perhaps because many of them don?t come with cellular connectivity (and therefore don?t have data plans), they are easier gifts. But 51% of device activations on the 25th (among iOS and Android devices tracked) were tablets. Compare this with 20% tablets for the days leading up to Christmas. I think these data points tell us the tablet market is on fire, and not slowing down anytime soon.
Interestingly, the Flurry study makes no mention of Windows Surface or the heavily discounted BlackBerry Playbook.I?m not surprised on the Playbook side of things - it?s now an old tablet, and will be obviously updated in 2013 when BlackBerry 10 comes out. But the Surface is brand new. If it was going to make a move, you?d think Christmas would show some results for team Microsoft, eh?
Another data point, if I can call it that, aggregated tweets from people writing ?first tweet from (device name)?. The image showing the results (below) comes from Andy Biao and @axian, and it looks like a completely unscientific (but very interesting) graphic detailing the search results.
For whatever these results are worth, iPad crushed everybody else. And to check if these results could be trusted I did an informal search of my own, looking at similar tweets over the last few hours. I got comparable results (just looking at the rough split). Maybe iPad users like Twitter more than everyone else, or people who like Twitter gravitate to iPads, and the fact that almost nobody tweeted from a Microsoft Surface could be driven by the lack of an official Twitter app. But it?s not like the web version sucks. It uses HTML5 and works pretty well. I have to think it?s just not selling very well.
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Friday, December 28, 2012
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With the iPhone 4/4S built-in cameras, you never find yourself without a camera anymore, but you’ll probably find yourself blocked from what’s happening with the iPhone in front of your face. ?The MirrorCase for iPhone 4/4S lets you hold the phone in the more natural, horizontal orientation, so you can see what’s happening around you [...]
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Friday, December 21, 2012
Obama Expresses Concern Over Military Day Care Scandal
WASHINGTON ? President Barack Obama called the Army secretary to express concerns over arrests and the discovery of problems with background checks at an Army day care center and to urge a speedy investigation, U.S. officials said Wednesday.
The call at 10 p.m. Tuesday to Army Secretary John McHugh came against the backdrop of last week's massacre of young children in a shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.
A White House official said the president relayed his concern about reports of abuse at the Fort Myer, Va., day care center and made clear that there must be a zero tolerance policy when it comes to protecting the children of service members.
The official said Obama urged McHugh to conduct the investigation into its hiring practices quickly and thoroughly.
Obama has been outspoken in his demands for a quick government reaction to the Newtown shooting that left 20 children and six adults dead, and he visited the Connecticut town Sunday to offer condolences to parents and the community.
The Army had no immediate comment on the president's call.
The Pentagon is reviewing hiring procedures at military day care centers, schools, youth centers and other facilities where children are present, after revelations that some employees at the day care center had criminal records. Pentagon leaders were angry that it took months for the Army to disclose the problems to top officials and the public.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta ordered the military-wide review Tuesday shortly after the Army disclosed problems with security background checks of workers at Fort Myer. Pentagon press secretary George Little said department leaders were surprised to hear of the problems and that "clearly this information did not get reported up the chain of command as quickly as we think it should have."
Little said Wednesday that officials also are questioning why it took three months for the Army to inform Panetta about arrests and problems with background checks at the day care center. Two people were arrested in September on multiple charges of assault against children at the center.
Little also said reports that parents of children at the center weren't told about the problems indicate there may have been a serious breakdown in communications.
"We need to do everything we can wherever our children are entrusted to the care of DOD-employed personnel to insure we have the right personnel with the right background taking care of them," said Little. "We want to insure that there's consistency in the standards and policies and practices in hiring wherever military youth are involved."
The actions stem from the Sept. 26 arrests of two Army employees. One was charged with five counts of assault and the second was charged with four counts of assault.
But the problems at Fort Myer apparently went much deeper. Indications are that at least 30 workers at the facility have histories that call into question their suitability to care for children, according to two officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because the investigation into worker backgrounds at Fort Myer has not been completed.
After the Fort Myer arrests, the Army replaced the day care center's management team and found what the Army called "derogatory information" in the background of an unspecified number of other employees there. Army officials did not reveal the information, and officials said it's not clear if the background checks were not done, were not sufficient or simply were not used appropriately in screening personnel.
Col. Fern Sumpter, the Fort Myer commander, said the day care center was closed "out of an abundance of caution" and the children moved to a separate day care center at Fort Myer. A Fort Myer spokeswoman, Mary Ann Hodges, said the center was closed on Dec. 13.
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Associated Press writer Jim Kuhnhenn contributed to this report.
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Stars reveal the secrets of looking young
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Globular clusters are spherical collections of stars, tightly bound to each other by their mutual gravity. Relics of the early years of the Universe, with ages of typically 12-13 billion years (the Big Bang took place 13.7 billion years ago), there are roughly 150 globular clusters in the Milky Way and they contain many of our galaxy's oldest stars.
But while the stars are old and the clusters formed in the distant past, astronomers using the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope and the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have found that some of these clusters are still young at heart. The research is presented in the 20 December 2012 issue of the journal Nature.
"Although these clusters all formed billions of years ago," says Francesco Ferraro (University of Bologna, Italy), the leader of the team that made the discovery, "we wondered whether some might be aging faster or slower than others. By studying the distribution of a type of blue star that exists in the clusters, we found that some clusters had indeed evolved much faster over their lifetimes, and we developed a way to measure the rate of aging."
Star clusters form in a short period of time, meaning that all the stars within them tend to have roughly the same age. Because bright, high-mass stars burn up their fuel quite quickly, and globular clusters are very old, there should only be low-mass stars still shining within them.
This, however, turns out not to be the case: in certain circumstances, stars can be given a new burst of life, receiving extra fuel that bulks them up and substantially brightens them. This can happen if one star pulls matter off a close neighbour, or if they collide. The re-invigorated stars are called blue stragglers [1], and their high mass and brightness are properties that lie at the heart of this study.
Heavier stars sink towards the centre of a cluster as the cluster ages, in a process similar to sedimentation. Blue stragglers' high masses mean they are strongly affected by this process, while their brightness makes them relatively easy to observe [2].
To better understand cluster aging, the team mapped the location of blue straggler stars in 21 globular clusters, as seen in images from the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope and Hubble, among other observatories [3]. Hubble provided high resolution imagery of the crowded centres of 20 of the clusters, while the ground-based imagery gave a wider view of their less busy outer regions.
Analysing the observational data, the team found that a few clusters appeared young, with blue straggler stars distributed throughout, while a larger group appeared old, with the blue stragglers clumped in the centre. A third group was in the process of aging, with the stars closest to the core migrating inwards first, then stars ever further out progressively sinking towards the centre.
"Since these clusters all formed at roughly the same time, this reveals big differences in the speed of evolution from cluster to cluster," said Barbara Lanzoni (University of Bologna, Italy), a co-author of the study. "In the case of fast-aging clusters, we think that the sedimentation process can be complete within a few hundred million years, while for the slowest it would take several times the current age of the Universe."
As a cluster's heaviest stars sink towards the centre, the cluster eventually experiences a phenomenon called core collapse, where the centre of the cluster bunches together extremely densely. The processes leading towards core collapse are quite well understood, and revolve around the number, density and speed of movement of the stars. However, the rate at which they happened was not known until now [4]. This study provides the first empirical evidence of how quickly different globular clusters age.
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Notes
[1] Blue stragglers are so called because of their blue colour, and the fact that their evolution lags behind that of their neighbours.
[2] Blue stragglers combine being relatively bright and high mass by the standards of globular cluster stars, but they are not the only stars within these clusters that are either bright or massive.
Red giant stars are brighter, but they have a much lower mass, and therefore are not affected by the sedimentation process in the same way. (It is easy to distinguish these from blue stragglers because their colour is very different.)
Neutron stars, the extremely dense cores of stars much bigger than the Sun that exploded billions of years ago in the early history of globular clusters, have a similar mass to blue stragglers, and are affected by the sedimentation process, but they are incredibly difficult to observe and therefore do not make a useful subject for this study.
Blue stragglers are the only stars within clusters that combine high mass and high brightness.
[3] Of the 21 clusters covered by this research, 20 were studied with Hubble, 12 with the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope, eight with the Canada-France-Hawaii telescope and one with NAOJ's Subaru Telescope.
[4] Such a rate depends in a complex manner on the number of stars, their density and their velocity within a cluster. While the first two quantities are relatively easy to measure, velocity is not. For these reasons, previous estimates of the rate of globular cluster dynamical aging were based only on theoretical arguments, while the new method allows a totally empirical measurement.
More information
This research was presented in a paper, "Dynamical age differences amongst coeval star clusters as revealed by blue stragglers", by F. R. Ferraro et al., to appear in the journal Nature on 20 December 2012.
The team is composed of F. R. Ferraro (University of Bologna, Italy), B. Lanzoni (University of Bologna), E. Dalessandro (University of Bologna), G. Beccari (ESO, Garching, Germany), M. Pasquato (University of Bologna), P. Miocchi (University of Bologna), R. T. Rood (University of Virginia, Charlottesville, USA), S. Sigurdsson (Pennsylvania State University, USA), A. Sills (McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada), E. Vesperini (Indiana University, Bloomington, USA), M. Mapelli (INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova, Italy), R. Contreras (University of Bologna), N. Sanna (University of Bologna), A. Mucciarelli (University of Bologna).
This research is part of the Cosmic-Lab project (www.cosmic-lab.eu) funded by the ERC (European Research Council) for a total amount of 1.8 million for 5 years. Set up in 2007 by the European Union, the ERC aims to stimulate scientific excellence in Europe by encouraging competition for funding between the very best, creative researchers of any nationality and age. Since its launch, the ERC has funded over 2 500 researchers and their frontier research projects across Europe. The ERC operates according to an "investigator-driven", or "bottom-up", approach, allowing researchers to identify new opportunities in all fields of research (Physical Sciences and Engineering, Life Sciences, and Social Sciences and Humanities). It has also become a benchmark of the competitiveness of national research systems and complements existing funding schemes at national and European levels. The ERC, which is the newest component of the EU's Seventh Research Framework Programme, has a total budget of 7.5 billion from 2007 to 2013. Last year, the European Commission proposed a substantial increase in the ERC's budget for 2014 to 2020 under the new framework programme ('Horizon 2020'). The ERC is composed of an Executive Agency and a Scientific Council. The Scientific Council is made up of 22 top researchers and sets the ERC's scientific strategy. The ERC is led by President Prof. Helga Nowotny and the Scientific Council is represented in Brussels by Secretary General Prof. Donald Dingwell. The ERC Executive Agency implements the "Ideas" Specific Programme and is led by Director (ad int.) Pablo Amor.
The year 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the European Southern Observatory (ESO). ESO is the foremost intergovernmental astronomy organisation in Europe and the world's most productive ground-based astronomical observatory by far. It is supported by 15 countries: Austria, Belgium, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. ESO carries out an ambitious programme focused on the design, construction and operation of powerful ground-based observing facilities enabling astronomers to make important scientific discoveries. ESO also plays a leading role in promoting and organising cooperation in astronomical research. ESO operates three unique world-class observing sites in Chile: La Silla, Paranal and Chajnantor. At Paranal, ESO operates the Very Large Telescope, the world's most advanced visible-light astronomical observatory and two survey telescopes. VISTA works in the infrared and is the world's largest survey telescope and the VLT Survey Telescope is the largest telescope designed to exclusively survey the skies in visible light. ESO is the European partner of a revolutionary astronomical telescope ALMA, the largest astronomical project in existence. ESO is currently planning the 39-metre European Extremely Large optical/near-infrared Telescope, the E-ELT, which will become "the world's biggest eye on the sky".
Links
* Photos of the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope: http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/search/?adv=&subject_name=mpg
* Other photos taken with the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope: http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/search/?adv=&facility=15
* Photos of La Silla: http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/category/lasilla/
Contacts
Francesco Ferraro
University of BolognaItaly
Tel: +39 051 209 5774
Email: francesco.ferraro3@unibo.it
Barbara Lanzoni
University of BolognaItaly
Tel: +39 051 209 5792
Email: barbara.lanzoni3@unibo.it
Richard Hook
ESO, La Silla, Paranal, E-ELT & Survey Telescopes Press Officer
Garching bei Mnchen, Germany
Tel: +49 89 3200 6655
Cell: +49 151 1537 3591
Email: rhook@eso.org
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Hubble/ESA
Garching bei Mnchen, Germany
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Email: ousher@eso.org
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Share ] Contact: Richard Hook
rhook@eso.org
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ESO
Globular clusters are spherical collections of stars, tightly bound to each other by their mutual gravity. Relics of the early years of the Universe, with ages of typically 12-13 billion years (the Big Bang took place 13.7 billion years ago), there are roughly 150 globular clusters in the Milky Way and they contain many of our galaxy's oldest stars.
But while the stars are old and the clusters formed in the distant past, astronomers using the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope and the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have found that some of these clusters are still young at heart. The research is presented in the 20 December 2012 issue of the journal Nature.
"Although these clusters all formed billions of years ago," says Francesco Ferraro (University of Bologna, Italy), the leader of the team that made the discovery, "we wondered whether some might be aging faster or slower than others. By studying the distribution of a type of blue star that exists in the clusters, we found that some clusters had indeed evolved much faster over their lifetimes, and we developed a way to measure the rate of aging."
Star clusters form in a short period of time, meaning that all the stars within them tend to have roughly the same age. Because bright, high-mass stars burn up their fuel quite quickly, and globular clusters are very old, there should only be low-mass stars still shining within them.
This, however, turns out not to be the case: in certain circumstances, stars can be given a new burst of life, receiving extra fuel that bulks them up and substantially brightens them. This can happen if one star pulls matter off a close neighbour, or if they collide. The re-invigorated stars are called blue stragglers [1], and their high mass and brightness are properties that lie at the heart of this study.
Heavier stars sink towards the centre of a cluster as the cluster ages, in a process similar to sedimentation. Blue stragglers' high masses mean they are strongly affected by this process, while their brightness makes them relatively easy to observe [2].
To better understand cluster aging, the team mapped the location of blue straggler stars in 21 globular clusters, as seen in images from the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope and Hubble, among other observatories [3]. Hubble provided high resolution imagery of the crowded centres of 20 of the clusters, while the ground-based imagery gave a wider view of their less busy outer regions.
Analysing the observational data, the team found that a few clusters appeared young, with blue straggler stars distributed throughout, while a larger group appeared old, with the blue stragglers clumped in the centre. A third group was in the process of aging, with the stars closest to the core migrating inwards first, then stars ever further out progressively sinking towards the centre.
"Since these clusters all formed at roughly the same time, this reveals big differences in the speed of evolution from cluster to cluster," said Barbara Lanzoni (University of Bologna, Italy), a co-author of the study. "In the case of fast-aging clusters, we think that the sedimentation process can be complete within a few hundred million years, while for the slowest it would take several times the current age of the Universe."
As a cluster's heaviest stars sink towards the centre, the cluster eventually experiences a phenomenon called core collapse, where the centre of the cluster bunches together extremely densely. The processes leading towards core collapse are quite well understood, and revolve around the number, density and speed of movement of the stars. However, the rate at which they happened was not known until now [4]. This study provides the first empirical evidence of how quickly different globular clusters age.
###
Notes
[1] Blue stragglers are so called because of their blue colour, and the fact that their evolution lags behind that of their neighbours.
[2] Blue stragglers combine being relatively bright and high mass by the standards of globular cluster stars, but they are not the only stars within these clusters that are either bright or massive.
Red giant stars are brighter, but they have a much lower mass, and therefore are not affected by the sedimentation process in the same way. (It is easy to distinguish these from blue stragglers because their colour is very different.)
Neutron stars, the extremely dense cores of stars much bigger than the Sun that exploded billions of years ago in the early history of globular clusters, have a similar mass to blue stragglers, and are affected by the sedimentation process, but they are incredibly difficult to observe and therefore do not make a useful subject for this study.
Blue stragglers are the only stars within clusters that combine high mass and high brightness.
[3] Of the 21 clusters covered by this research, 20 were studied with Hubble, 12 with the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope, eight with the Canada-France-Hawaii telescope and one with NAOJ's Subaru Telescope.
[4] Such a rate depends in a complex manner on the number of stars, their density and their velocity within a cluster. While the first two quantities are relatively easy to measure, velocity is not. For these reasons, previous estimates of the rate of globular cluster dynamical aging were based only on theoretical arguments, while the new method allows a totally empirical measurement.
More information
This research was presented in a paper, "Dynamical age differences amongst coeval star clusters as revealed by blue stragglers", by F. R. Ferraro et al., to appear in the journal Nature on 20 December 2012.
The team is composed of F. R. Ferraro (University of Bologna, Italy), B. Lanzoni (University of Bologna), E. Dalessandro (University of Bologna), G. Beccari (ESO, Garching, Germany), M. Pasquato (University of Bologna), P. Miocchi (University of Bologna), R. T. Rood (University of Virginia, Charlottesville, USA), S. Sigurdsson (Pennsylvania State University, USA), A. Sills (McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada), E. Vesperini (Indiana University, Bloomington, USA), M. Mapelli (INAF-Osservatorio Astronomico di Padova, Italy), R. Contreras (University of Bologna), N. Sanna (University of Bologna), A. Mucciarelli (University of Bologna).
This research is part of the Cosmic-Lab project (www.cosmic-lab.eu) funded by the ERC (European Research Council) for a total amount of 1.8 million for 5 years. Set up in 2007 by the European Union, the ERC aims to stimulate scientific excellence in Europe by encouraging competition for funding between the very best, creative researchers of any nationality and age. Since its launch, the ERC has funded over 2 500 researchers and their frontier research projects across Europe. The ERC operates according to an "investigator-driven", or "bottom-up", approach, allowing researchers to identify new opportunities in all fields of research (Physical Sciences and Engineering, Life Sciences, and Social Sciences and Humanities). It has also become a benchmark of the competitiveness of national research systems and complements existing funding schemes at national and European levels. The ERC, which is the newest component of the EU's Seventh Research Framework Programme, has a total budget of 7.5 billion from 2007 to 2013. Last year, the European Commission proposed a substantial increase in the ERC's budget for 2014 to 2020 under the new framework programme ('Horizon 2020'). The ERC is composed of an Executive Agency and a Scientific Council. The Scientific Council is made up of 22 top researchers and sets the ERC's scientific strategy. The ERC is led by President Prof. Helga Nowotny and the Scientific Council is represented in Brussels by Secretary General Prof. Donald Dingwell. The ERC Executive Agency implements the "Ideas" Specific Programme and is led by Director (ad int.) Pablo Amor.
The year 2012 marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the European Southern Observatory (ESO). ESO is the foremost intergovernmental astronomy organisation in Europe and the world's most productive ground-based astronomical observatory by far. It is supported by 15 countries: Austria, Belgium, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. ESO carries out an ambitious programme focused on the design, construction and operation of powerful ground-based observing facilities enabling astronomers to make important scientific discoveries. ESO also plays a leading role in promoting and organising cooperation in astronomical research. ESO operates three unique world-class observing sites in Chile: La Silla, Paranal and Chajnantor. At Paranal, ESO operates the Very Large Telescope, the world's most advanced visible-light astronomical observatory and two survey telescopes. VISTA works in the infrared and is the world's largest survey telescope and the VLT Survey Telescope is the largest telescope designed to exclusively survey the skies in visible light. ESO is the European partner of a revolutionary astronomical telescope ALMA, the largest astronomical project in existence. ESO is currently planning the 39-metre European Extremely Large optical/near-infrared Telescope, the E-ELT, which will become "the world's biggest eye on the sky".
Links
* Photos of the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope: http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/search/?adv=&subject_name=mpg
* Other photos taken with the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope: http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/search/?adv=&facility=15
* Photos of La Silla: http://www.eso.org/public/images/archive/category/lasilla/
Contacts
Francesco Ferraro
University of BolognaItaly
Tel: +39 051 209 5774
Email: francesco.ferraro3@unibo.it
Barbara Lanzoni
University of BolognaItaly
Tel: +39 051 209 5792
Email: barbara.lanzoni3@unibo.it
Richard Hook
ESO, La Silla, Paranal, E-ELT & Survey Telescopes Press Officer
Garching bei Mnchen, Germany
Tel: +49 89 3200 6655
Cell: +49 151 1537 3591
Email: rhook@eso.org
Oli Usher
Hubble/ESA
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Obama is Time's 2012 Person of the Year
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Time magazine has named President Barack Obama as its 2012 Person of the Year.
"We are in the midst of historic cultural and demographic changes," Time managing editor Richard Stengel said in announcing its choice. "And Obama is both the symbol and in some ways the architect of this new America."
Runners-up were Malala Yousafzai, the 15-year-old Pakistani women's rights activist who survived after being shot in the head and neck by Taliban; Apple CEO Tim Cook; Egypt's Islamist President Mohamed Morsi; and scientist Fabiola Gianotti. In 2011, Time picked "The Protester."
The magazine unveiled its Person of the Year selection on the "Today" show on Wednesday.
The president's reelection in November showed "the Obama effect was not ephemeral anymore, no longer reducible to what had once been mocked as that 'hopey-changey stuff,'" Time's Michael Scherer wrote in the accompanying cover story. "It could be measured in wars stopped and started; industries saved, restructured or reregulated; tax cuts extended; debt levels inflated; terrorists killed; the health-insurance system reimagined; and gay service members who could walk in uniform with their partners. It could be seen in the new faces who waited hours to vote and in the new ways campaigns are run. America debated and decided this year: history would not record Obama?s presidency as a fluke."
The cover features a silver border--just the fourth time in Time's 89-year-history the magazine was published without its trademark red. Time.com also published a slideshow featuring "never-before-seen images of the Obama presidency" from Election Night to Newtown.
?It was easy to think that maybe 2008 was the anomaly," President Obama told Time in an interview. ?And I think 2012 was an indication that, no, this is not an anomaly. We?ve gone through a very difficult time. The American people have rightly been frustrated at the pace of change, and the economy is still struggling, and this president we elected is imperfect. And yet despite all that, this is who we want to be. That?s a good thing.?
[RELATED: Kim Jong Un voted Time's Person of the Year by readers]
Earlier this month, the magazine's online readers voted for North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as their choice for Person of the Year in what Time called a "completely unscientific" poll.
The Person of the Year, instituted in 1927, is "bestowed by the editors on the person or persons who most affected the news and our lives, for good or ill, and embodied what was important about the year." Obama was chosen as the 2008 Person of the Year following his historic election.
But at an annual luncheon to discuss its Person of the Year issue last month, Stengel said he wasn't a lock this time around.
"It's an interesting year because we have a re-elected president," Stengel said. "Sometimes we pick them, sometimes we don't."
At the event, Newt Gingrich--Time's Man of the Year in 1995--said "the American voter" would be his choice, but wouldn't bet against Obama. "I have twice underestimated him by a large margin," the former House Speaker said, adding: "If they pick Obama, it would be perfectly fair to have a tiny elephant crying somewhere in the corner."
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/time-person-2012-obama-133203678.html
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Wednesday, December 19, 2012
MacBreak Weekly 330: Sugaring Off
Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Don McAlister and yours truly talk Apple TV, the startup chime, best apps of 2012, and more.
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The Black Keys' Patrick Carney to host radio show
FILE - Drummer Patrick Carney of The Black Keys performs during their headlining set at the first weekend of the 2012 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Friday, April 13, 2012, in Indio, Calif. Carney will host "Serious Boredom," a new monthly radio show on the SiriusXMU channel starting Thursday, Dec. 19, 2012. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, File)
FILE - Drummer Patrick Carney of The Black Keys performs during their headlining set at the first weekend of the 2012 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, Friday, April 13, 2012, in Indio, Calif. Carney will host "Serious Boredom," a new monthly radio show on the SiriusXMU channel starting Thursday, Dec. 19, 2012. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello, File)
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) ? Have you ever wanted to sit down and have a long conversation about music with The Black Keys? Well, that's probably not going to happen. But SiriusXM is offering a glimpse into the duo's world as Patrick Carney debuts a new radio show.
The drummer of the Grammy Award winners will host "Serious Boredom," a new free-form monthly show on the satellite radio provider's SiriusXMU channel.
"They asked me if I was interested in doing the show," Carney said in a phone interview. "It never really crossed my mind, but I decided I wanted to do it, to give it a shot. I don't have any format. I can play whatever I want. Being able to play stuff that's interesting to Dan (Auerbach) and I and stuff I'm into at the moment. I think it's a cool opportunity."
Carney kicks off the show at 8 p.m. EST Thursday with music he was into in high school, a mix of standard indie rock leavened with Captain Beefheart. Carney hopes to have a theme for each show, airing at 8 on the first Thursday of each month beginning in January, that revolves around a label or a city.
The 32-year-old Nashville resident wants to emulate the adventurousness of the college radio format without the long-windedness of its DJs.
"I just try to talk as little as possible. That's all. That's the bottom line," Carney said. "... I was just always so annoyed by the fact they could have played something cool. So, yeah, I try not to talk. If they want to hear that maybe they'd just listen to like Rush Limbaugh or something. Maybe there needs to be a Rush Limbaugh-conservative indie rock radio show. Maybe that will be my next venture."
Before he expands his radio duties, though, the Keys have plenty to do in the coming months. Carney and singer-guitarist Auerbach will go into the studio next month to continue work on their next album. Carney says they'll be joined toward the end of their recording sessions by producer Brian "Danger Mouse" Burton, who has teamed with the duo on their biggest hits.
And they plan to attend the Grammy Awards on Feb. 10. The group is up for five Grammys, including album of the year for "El Camino." Auerbach also is up for producer of the year.
"We got a couple of nominations in 2010 and that was a big shock to be recognized by them and this year was even more surreal," Carney said.
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Healthy skin care diet plan in winter | Health and Fitness Tips ...
1. Stay well hydrated to help keep your skin hydrated. Consuming tepid to warm water in the winter months prevents vitiation of vata and illnesses which arise from vata.
2. Sauces that are sour and salted ? balance vata.
3. Include honey within the diet.
4. Avoid Use of junk meals, an excessive amount of sweets and oil food because these result in putting on weight.
5. Your diet plan must ideally include Stick juice, milk and clarified butter (ghee) throughout winter.
6. Avoid cold and chilled meals like ice creams, milk shakes because they vitiate vata.
7. Gorge on warm and high food to satisfy the advantages of elevated body fire.
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Tuesday, December 18, 2012
CERN: First Large Hadron Collider (LHC) protons run ends with new milestone
Dec. 17, 2012 ? This morning CERN completed the first Large Hadron Collider (LHC) proton run. The remarkable first three-year run of the world's most powerful particle accelerator was crowned by a new performance milestone. The space between proton bunches in the beams was halved to further increase beam intensity.
"This new achievement augurs well for the next LHC run starting in 2015," said CERN's Director for Accelerators and Technology, Steve Myers, "High intensity beams are vital for the success of the LHC programme. More intense beams mean more collisions and a better chance of observing rare phenomena."
To put this into context, of the 6 million billion proton-proton collisions generated by the LHC, the ATLAS and CMS experiments have each recorded around 5 billion collisions of interest over the last three years. Of these, only around 400 produced results compatible with the Higgs-like particle whose discovery was announced in July.
A beam in the LHC is not a continuous string of particles, but is divided into hundreds of bunches, each a few tens of centimetres long. Each bunch contains more than a hundred billion protons. During the last few days, the space between bunches has been successfully halved, achieving the design specification of 25 nanoseconds rather than the 50 nanoseconds used so far. Halving the bunch spacing allows the number of bunches in the beam to be doubled. A record number of 2748 bunches was recorded in each beam last weekend, almost twice as many as the maximum reached previously in 2012, but at the injection energy of 450 GeV and without collisions. Several hours of physics were then performed with up to 396 bunches in each beam, spaced by 25 nanoseconds, each beam being accelerated to the energy of 4 TeV.
"The LHC's performance has exceeded all expectations over the last three years," said Steve Myers, "The accelerator delivered more than 6 million billion collisions and the luminosity has continuously increased. It's a fantastic achievement, and I'm incredibly proud of my team."
The luminosity, a crucial parameter measuring the rate of collisions of an accelerator, has reached a value of 7.7x1033cm-2s-1, more than twice the maximum value obtained in 2011 (3.5x1033cm-2s-1). The collision energy was increased from 7 TeV in 2011 to 8 TeV in 2012.
This year-on-year improvement in performance has allowed the LHC experiments to obtain important results quicker than expected. In addition to the spectacular discovery of a Higgs-like particle announced in July, the experiments have led to many other studies improving our understanding of fundamental matter.
At the beginning of 2013, the LHC will collide protons with lead ions before going into a long maintenance stop until the end of 2014. Running will resume in 2015 with increased collision energy of 13 TeV and another increase in luminosity.
About CERN
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is the world's leading laboratory for particle physics. It has its headquarters in Geneva. At present, its member states are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Romania is a candidate for accession. Cyprus, Israel and Serbia are associate members in the pre-stage to membership. India, Japan, the Russian Federation, the United States of America, Turkey, the European Commission and UNESCO have observer status.
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Gunman shoots 1 in Texas movie theater parking lot
SAN ANTONIO (AP) ? Sheriff's officials say a man opened fire in a San Antonio movie theater parking lot, wounding one person before an officer shot him inside the theater.
Bexar (bayr) County sheriff's spokesman Louis Antu says the incident started about 9:30 p.m. Sunday when the man fired shots inside a nearby restaurant. It's not clear what led to the shooting.
Antu says the man headed toward the theater and shot a male in the lot. The age and condition of the victim wasn't immediately known, but Antu says his injuries did not appear life-threatening.
The gunman entered the theater. Antu says the man fired a shot but struck no one. An off-duty sheriff's deputy working security then shot the gunman.
The suspect was taken to a hospital and not immediately charged.
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/gunman-shoots-1-texas-movie-theater-parking-lot-092834680.html
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Monday, December 17, 2012
So... What Happens To Apple Tomorrow? - Business Insider
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Saturday, December 15, 2012
Culinary travel, Side dishes, China holiday, Holiday cookies ...
ITALIA OUTDOORS, FOOD AND WINE ? Gourmet Culinary Bicycle Tours, with a chef, classes, tastings and fine dining.
TASTE OF HOME ? A delightful holiday collection of fancy ?and festive vegetable sides. (all gussied up!)
BEIJING HOLIDAY ?? Interesting overview of itinerary of a Beijing Duck Dinner and Laoshe Teahouse night tour.
Menu Sampling ? ESCHALOT RESTAURANT, BERRIMA, AUSTRALIA ? Goat Cheese Souffle, Pickled Kohlrabi, Capsicum Foam, Puffed Wild Rice; Duck Bresaola, Confit Leg, Spatzel, Mizuna, Date and Orange Juice; Rabbit and Chicken Ballontine, Jerusalem Artichoke, Peas and Garlic Cream; Crisp Pork Belly with Carrots, Baby Turnips, Broad Bean Tendril and Bordelaise Syrup;
CHRISTMAS COOKIES ? All kinds ? bars, candy, fudge, cut cookies, cookie press, no-bake and refrigerator cookie recipes, plus whole popular collections.
ALL RECIPES ? You don?t warm too many cheeses. Here are some recipes for Brie cheese and ways to serve it.
NEW YORK BREWERIES DIRECTORY ? Handy directory, and it contains links to each?s site.
COASTAL LIVING MAGAZINE ? Here is a grouping of many holiday cranberry recipes.
Menu Sampling ? NIU NOODLE HOUSE, NEW YORK ? Niu Special Soup; Flank Steak and Provolone Cheese Dumplings; Lolly Pop Chicken Wings; Pork and Chive Dumplings; Shrimp and Seaweed Spring Rolls; Ocean Medley; Veggie Heaven; Sizzling Steak or Shangi Chicken Noodle Plate;
COOKS.COM ? Do you like caramel?? Ever make it? Here are several caramel recipes.
OLIVE NATION ? Olives have become a more frequent ingredient, a welcome, salty twist.
PHILLY CHINA TOWN ? So many new and exciting things to eat in the Chinese culture. Get Philly?s take.
PASTA CHEESE ? and many more Italian goodies, not just cheeses.
TALDE IN BROOKLYN? ? Pretzel Pork & Chive Dumplings; Lobster, Coconut Milk, Noodles and Corn Soup; Mango, Peanut and Chile Salad; Crispy Oyster & Bacon Pad Thai; Szechuan Sea Bream; Wok Charred Black Angus Ribeye with Black Pepper Caramel and Holy Basil; Banana Leaf Sticky Rice;
CHEF RECIPES FROM THE PERENNIAL TABLE ? You will love the style of these recipes, chef?s rugged individualism. Then go read more about his Perennial Table.
MAHARAJA FOODS? ? Order Indian groceries and international foods ? hard-to-find items for special recipes.
POMEGRANATES ? Called ?The Jewels of Autumn,? they-re healthy as well as pretty. (See article.)
HEALTHY WORKPLACE ? It?s altogether too easy to be unhealthy in the workplace. See the video and learn.
Menu Sampling ? BOATH HOUSE, HIGHLANDS, SCOTLAND ? Jerusalem Artichoke Soup; Quince Foie Gras with Meringue; Oysters with Champagne and Cucumber; Duck Breast with Pak Choi, Radish and Anise; Crispbreads and Figs; Pineapple with Burnt Caramel and Rum;
SOUTH FLORIDA FOOD TRUCKS ? ?Choices are mind-boggling, ?names amazing and the variety exciting!
LIVESTRONG.COM ? Explore food and drink, track calories, lots of how-tos ? enjoy this fitness community.
FIRST-FIELD ? What is First Field?? ?First Field is one of a number of companies that make canned or jarred products using what is arguably the state?s most famous crop.? (From NY Times)
RHODE ISLAND?S? ?RHODE SHOW? FOOD AND DRINK ? ?Little olde Rhode Island? is really kicking these days, especially with a food school like Johnson and Wales and its grads in town.
Menu Sampling ? KITTLE HOUSE, CHAPPAQUA, NY? ? Jumbo Diver Sea Scallops, Sunchoke Confit with Celery and Black Truffle Emulsion; Hudson Valley Foie Gras Saute Rhubarb Compote and Hazelnut Brittle; Olive Oil-Poached Block Island Swordfish; Slow-Braised Short Ribs of Beef; Jackson Valley, NJ Brook Trout with Toasted Almonds, Parsnip Apple Puree and Apricot Grenobloise; Warm Valrhona Chocolate Pastry ?Gift? with Cr?me a L?anglaise;
LOCAL HARVEST ? ?Real Food, Real Farmers, Real Community,? the scene changes with the season. Find their blogs, locations and search ?specialty items.
BLUE OX JERKY ? Their best sellers, Teriyaki, Sweet, Spicy, Peppercorn and Garlic. Read the Blue Ox legend.
HUFFINGTON POST?S TASTE TEST REPORTS ? Lots to read, lots to see in many slideshows.
ELLIE KRIEGER?S HONEY-ROASTED SWEET POTATOES ? Just five ingredients and bake for an hour. Healthy, too!
Menu Sampling ? BALE DUTUNG RESTAURANT, PAMPANGA, ?PHILIPPINES ? Fiddle Head Fern Salad; Milkfish Belly, Spareribs, Crayfish or Prawn Soup; Goat Meat Sour Soup; Sushi of Crab Fat and Cat Fish; Oxtail Stew in Peanut Sauce; Crispy Roast Pork Flakes on Tortilla; Dessert of Yam, Coconut, Egg Yolk in Water Buffalo Milk;
ZARELA COOKS TAMALES ? Zarela says tamales are easy to make if you watch the process. Here is a video of Zarela making tamales. Yum!
WEST COAST PRODUCTS ? Specialty olive products since 1937. Take a look at some of their recipes.
MACHNE MARKET, JERUSALEM ? Experience the Shuk! Find map, Shuk Bites, tours and workshops about the abundant Machne Market.
STONYFIELD FARMS YOGURT COOKING ? Find 8 help cooking tips for working with yogurt. Better for marinades then cr?me fraiche.
Menu Sampling ? BEVERLY HILLS THAI ? Chicken and Egg in a salad with Lime Dressing; Thai Drunken Noodles; Pineapple Fried Rice with Cashews; Roasted Chili Fried Rice; Ginger Chicken; Green Curry Beef; Spicy Beef Salad; Crying Tiger Beef; Garlic Green Beans; Bok Choy & Sugar Peas;
MOCHI ICE CREAM ? Sweet, fruity ice cream wrapped in a soft, fluffy dough dusted with a powdery coating. Even Mochi gelato!
TRADER JOE?S FEARLESS FLYER ? Uber-crispy 100% Whole Wheat Lavash Chips, Chili Lime Chicken Burgers and other Fearlessly Featured Flyer Products.
LOBEL?S ? New York?s old line Butcher Shop, an education in itself.
COWGIRL CREAMERY LIBRARY ? This is their reference library of the pedigrees of some very special cheeses.
Menu Sampling ? BOUKIE?S RESTAURANT, NEW YORK CITY ? Classic Greek Caviar Dip with Smoked Trout; Warm Smoked Potato-Seafood Salad; Seafood Phyllo Cigars with Fresh Herbs; Grilled Fresh Sardines with Fresh Tomato Confit; Marinated Grilled Baby Lamb Chops with Greek Lemon Potatoes and Broccoli Rabe;
SKINNY TASTE?S PUMPKIN SHERBET ? Surprise everyone with this Pumpkin Sherbet simple recipe.
ALL THINGS MAPLE ? The Vermont Country Store has all the maple you want in any form you want.
BATTLE OF THE BANH MI ? These are Vietnamese baguette sandwiches. Learn all about them.
SKYY GREENS ? This is a Chicago-based indoor produce company utilizing breed aqauponic systems.
Menu Sampling ? LOSTERIA, MANY IN MASSACHUSETTS ? Squid Salad; Broccoli Dorati; Tortellini in Brodo; Pasta Carrettiera; Shrimp Parmigiana; Scallops Francese; Chicken al Burro e Limone; Veal Theresa;
FOOD THESAURUS DEFINES ALL SQUASHES ? Winter Squash, Acorn Squash, Baby Acorn, Banana Squash, Buttercup Squash ? all of them, their pictures and descriptions.
WIKIHOW ON TIPPING ? The latest thinking on what to really tip for.
IGOURMET?S LIMBURGER CHEESE ? The oft-maligned Limburger cheese is delicious on a hot day with an iced-cold beer.
ALLRECIPES? COLLECTION OF PUMPKIN COOKIE RECIPES ? It?s that ?pumpkin time of year,? again ? great for the tastes of cinnamon and nutmeg ? you know the drill.
Menu Sampling ? SCRUB ISLAND, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS ? Caravela Salad; Conch Fritters with Island Remoulade, Duck Breast with Potato Fig Hash and Port Glaze; Scallion Potato Pancake with Lemon cr?me Fraiche; Smoked Wahoo Pate; Coconut Curry Shrimp, Lobster Thermidore with Pernot Cream; Churrasco with Yuca Hash;
DAVE ROSENGARTEN?S EUROPEAN FAVORITES ? Dave?s food and wine universe ? using photography and delicious description, he share?s with us details of his favorite food cities in Europe.
FOODFERRET.COM ? This is a food search engine including information for special diets and general nutrition.
SPICES FOR LESS ? Have you tried Sea Salt, Chipotle?? Smoky and earthy for salads, vegetables, seafood and more.
TEXAS TAMALE COMPANY ?? Visit their Mexican Deli. Originally, delis were Jewish, then Italian, now Mexican!
Menu Sampling ? CLIFTON INN, CHARLOTTESVILLE VA ? Chilled Pea Soup with Green Strawberries, Fava Beans and Pistachio Cream; Grilled Tuna with Spring Onion Puree, Turnips and Pickled Beets; Homemade Tagliarini with Braised Short Rib Ragout, Egg Yolk and Pine Nuts; Soft Chocolate Ganache with Roasted Strawberries, Candied Beets and Smoked Ice Cream;
UK?S REGAL FISH COMPANY ? See an interesting array of seafood dinner party and buffet ideas including Jamie Oliver?s Creamy Mussels with Smoky Bacon & Cider.
TASTI-LEE TOMATOES? At last! A tomato we can enjoy, bred to stay on the vine until FULLY RIPE!
RUSTICO COOKING SEAFOOD RECIPES ? Special recipes for special occasions from Italy ? Insalata di Canelli 3 Gamberi, Spiedini di Orata all? Alloro e Limone, Insalata di Polipo, Carpaccio di Salmone Tartufato and more!
GILT TASTE STORIES ? The very best lemonade ? gotta make it with syrup. Here?s how!
HAUTE DISH, MINNEAPOLIS MN ? Reuben Benedict, Portuguese-style Blood Sausage Hash, Tuscan-style Bennie, General Tso?s Sweetbreads, Tater Tot HauteDish, Fried Chicken & Watermelon, Open Face Bahnmi, South Dakota Steakhouse Style House Salad,
PAPPARDELLES ONLINE ? Dark Chocolate Pasta, highest quality, where to get the pasta, the recipe and lots more.
ZHANGJIAJIE, CHINA?S NATIONAL PARK ? Glimpse tourism, culture and cuisine in Zhangjiajie China.
UNUAUAL FOOD DELICACIES ? Food Reference.com on some unusual things we eat.
CRAVE CHEESE ? ?Handcrafted in the finest Wisconsin tradition.? It?s a busy place. Drop in on them.
HAUT DISH, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ? Ants on a Log; Picnic Salad; Char-Cuts (Yar!); General Tso?s Sweetbreads; Summer Vegetable Enchilada; Tater Tot HauteDish; Fried Chicken and Watermelon; Mexican Pork Plate; Foie in a Can;
RICELAND RICE RECIPES ? Search recipes for Bread Recipes, Rice Desserts, Hors d?Ooeuvres, Main Dishes, Salads, Side Dishes and Soups.
FOOD CHEMICALS?? Chemicals in food you buy ? here?s a list of some of them ? explained.
CONO ITALIANO??? Learn all about their pizza in a cone ? on-the-go food.
INGEST AND IMBIBE?? This is a lively conversation about food in our world.
Menu Sampling ??COLORS, NEW YORK CITY?? Brazilian Chicken; Chicken & Chorizo Paella, Argentine Chimichuri Ribeye; Chilean Ceviche; Butterflied Trout; Spicy Peri Peri Jumbo Shrimp; Crab Enchillada; Dark Chocolate Fondue with Sopapillas;
ICE CREAM RECIPES?? With an ice cream freezer, simply keep the chamber in your freezer, fill it with recipe and ?let ?er rip.?
TABLESPOON (dot) COM?? Quick recipes and easy recipe ideas, table talk, pet treats and food fun
HARVARD?S ANNENBERG DINING HALL?? Take the freshman tour of this famed eating institution.
GRUB HUB?? Don?t want to go out? Don?t know where to order? Consult Grub Hub.
Menu Sampling ??DOMOLAND RESORT, NEAR NEWMARKET, IRELAND?? Duck Confit & Foie Gras Terrine; Roast Rabbit Saddle with Leeks; Warm Lobster and Potato Salad; Loin of Glazed Suckling Pig; Braised Black Sole, Clams, Mushrooms and Leeks in Champagne Sauce;
CHITTERLINGS?? The Soul Food Site, cookbook and recipes for catfish, sweet potato pie, grits, pound cake, collard greens, chitterling. Drop by!
MY SPICE SAGE?? Wide variety of spices and more with free shipping in the U.S. Also, choose a free sample with each purchase.
NATURAL HOME MERCHANDISE?? Eco-friendly, recycled materials in pots, pans, bowls and lots of kitchen accessories.
SOFAB PARAPHANALIA?? Shop the New Orleans? unique gift accessories at the Southern Food and Beverage Museum.
Menu Sampling ??LOOKOUT RESTAURANT, PLETTENBERG BAY, SOUTH AFRICA?? Holoumi Salad; Spicy Bombay Chicken Salad; Mussel Pot; Chicken Schnitzel; Chicken Livers Peri-Peri; Pint O Prawns; Mutton Curry; Cape Malay Samoosas;
TASTE OF HOME?? Make someone special some Pecan Brittle with this easy recipe of only six ingredients.
ZINGERMAN?S FUN MONTHLY FOOD CLUBS?? Lots to choose from: Culinary Adventures, Bread Club, Rare Olive Oil, Bacon Club ? more
CRUISE RESTAURANTS IN HELSINKI, FINLAND?? See pictures and types of foods served.
JAPAN SUPER (SUPERMARKET)?? Available anywhere in the U.S., from fish eggs, furikake, mochi, okazu, sauces to basics.
Menu Sampling ? MERRION HOTEL, DUBLIN, IRELAND?? Carlow Chicken and Foie Gras; Peach Salad; Pea Veloute; Roast Chump of Irish Lamb; Whole Roast Poussin; Skeaghanore Duck Breast; Saltee Islands Monkfish; Whole Roasted Seabream;
SAMOA FOOD?? (thanks to the web)? Directions, with pictures, to make a delicious fruit Samoan Half-Moon Pie (Paifala).
THE PIONEER WOMAN?? The Pioneer woman knows her foods. Here?s her bean recipe.
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ON HOT DOG STANDS?? These carts are a celebration. See the video.
MOZZARELLA CO.?? Celebrates its 30th Anniversary, busy place ? classes, events, newsletter, pairings, gift baskets,
Menu Sampling ??RENE AT TLAQUEPAQUE, SEDONA, ARIZONA??? Lobster with Grapefruit Salsa; English Pea Griddle Cakes; Saute Brie; Mushroom Streudel; Rack of Lamb a la Rene; Tenderloin of Antelope;
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY ENTOMOLOGY DEPARTMENT?? Yes. They study bugs as well as enjoy bug cuisine, and they have recipes!
AMIGO FOODS??? Your chance to buy Latin American foods and groceries from Salvadorian to Chilean, Panamanian to Uruguayan.
DINE IN A STREAM??? Villa Escudero Plantations and Resort, San Pablo City, Philippines, Waterfalls Restaurant is unique dining!
FINISHING TOUCH SALTS??? Read about interesting salts from around the world. Chance to order, recipes, too. (Tampa, FL).
CRAIGIE-ON-THE-MAIN, CAMBRIDGE, MA??? Crispy-Fried Pig?s Tails with Pickled Peanuts, Nouc Cham and Cilantro; Ragout of Rabbit and Guanciale Sausage; Assiiiette of House-Made Terrines; Iraqi Beet Stew with Pine Nuts and Horseradish; Vermont Pork Three Ways; Confit and Roasted Milk-Fed Pig?s Head (for two); Apricot Frangipane Torte;
THE KITCHN??? This is a highly entertaining, well sourced collection of interesting things kitchen and cooking. Check it out.
VIRTUAL BANGLADESH?? Foodsite Magazine welcomes many visitlors from Bangladesh. Here?s a virtual look at Bangladeshi foods and cooking.
FIT DAY?? Dieting? Need more organization, log guidance? See your progress.
BLUEBIRD GRAIN FARMS?? 100% organic grains, fresh-milled flour and whole-grain blends. Find gourmet grains!
Menu Sampling ??HEMINGWAY?S RESORT, KENYA, AFRICA??Tuna Carpaccio with Smoked Mussels & Herb Salad; Thai Crab, Shrimp & Noodle Soup; Lobster Thermidor with Mustard Mushrooms and Shallots, flamed with French Cognac; Platter of Rock Lobster, Calamari, Crab, Line Fish and King Prawns served with Garlic Lemon, Hot & Sour Chilli and Bombay Sauces; Homemade Open Ravioli served with Spinach, Butternut, Ricotta Cheese, Black Olive & Saffron Sauce; Tuile Cones with Ginger Mousse;?
SAVORY.TV?? Professional chefs bring you chef recipe videos, tips and worldwide food trivia. Also beer pairing and wine pairing.
NY PUBLIC LIBRARY LOOKS AT NY LUNCH HOURS?? ?Lunch Hour NYC,? the colorful video.
PASTA CHEESE (dot) COM RECIPES?? Click a picture of an appealing entr?e and get the recipe. Also shop for your gourmet pantry.
COOKING DISTRICT?? ?Where profession meets obsession.? Recipes, news and apps.
KING AND PRICE, ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA?? Low Country Seafood Gumbo; Chili Lime Crab Salad; Florida Black Grouper Salad; Low Country Boil; King and Prince Island Crab Cake; Artichoke Chicken Piccata; Caramel Glazed Vidalia Onions; Fire Roasted Quesadilla
RUSTIC COOKING??? ?Italian for Beginners,? classes, parties, tours, tastings, gift certificates and more!
REDWOOD HILL KEFIR MILK?? Get acquainted with Redwood Hill Kefir milk and its healthy properties for you.
IMPORT FOOD?? Brilliant blue and white imported ceramics from Thailand, condiment dishes and more.
BK WINE TOURS?? Plan ahead to February 2013 and a South American wine tour to Argentina and Chile. Get details.
Menu Sampling ??AMANDA?S, WINDSOR?S EDGE, AUSTRALIA? ? Lamb Kofta Tart; Pork Belly on King Brown Mushroom Noodles; Creamy Crab & Bug Meat Bisque; Lamb Rack on Spinach & Feta Cheese Filo Pinwheel; Beef Rib Fillet with Tomato & Potato Gelette; Portuguese Spiced Roasted Spatchcock with Potato, Fennel & Aioli Salad;
SERIOUS EATS?? Great weekend treat:? Recipe for Bacon Chocolate Chip Cookies!
MANGIA BENE PASTA?? on the subject of lettuces, recipes for dressings as well as salads and more!
GRUB HUB?? Decided to eat out and can?t decide where? Ask the Grub Hub about restaurants near you.
WILLIAMSBURG KITCHEN HISTORY?? Interesting history of kitchens before us. It was a lot of hard work then!
Menu Sampling ??CAFE CORMO, NEW ORLEANS?(Brazilian) ? Carmo Salad, Esmeralda Salad, Broken Noodle Salad, Yellowfin Tuna Salad, Jaciara?s Salpicalo, ?Pao de Queiljo, Maqaqauito,
COFFEE GEEK?? How to use a Press Pot. This is one of the most affordable and delicious ways to make coffee.
WEST COAST PRODUCTS?? Olive products since 1937, especially Sicilian style Sevillano green olives grown in Northern California. Recipes, too!
BOYLAN BOTTLING?? Boylan?s Birch Beer, Boylan?s Seltzer ? Boylan?s 100% natural bottled beverages since 1891. Nothing artificial.
FOOD FROM FINLAND?? 8 categories of foods ? bakery items, berries, mushrooms, dairy, fish, drinks, veggies, convenience, ingredients and organics.
21212 RESTAURANT AND ROOMS, UK?? Gourmet Fish Quartet with ?Pimento & Walnuts; Creamy Gourmet Mushroom Risotto; ?Baked Fillet of Young Pink Trout; Chicken Curry, Pineapple & Artichokes; ?Rhubarb & Custard;
RECIPES FROM RADISH MAGAZINE??? Healthy main dishes, sides, soups, breads, special needs, vegetarian, growers? favorites, archives, farmers markets and recipes.
THE BROOKLYN KITCHEN?? Food life seems so exciting these days in Brooklyn. Take a look at the Kitchen?s calendar.
ZARELA?? ?For Lovers of Mexican Food.? Culture, travel, restaurants, catering, classes, recipes and more!
VENISON, ELK, BUFFALO JERKY?? ?Up North Jerky Outlets,? jerky, gifts, sausages, a fun place to webshop.
Menu Sampling ??CRAFTSMAN HOUSE GALLERY?? Pulled Chicken Breast, Granny Smith Apple Salad, Homemade Soup with Focaccia, Provolone Chicken Wrap, Hummus Wrap, Savory Cheese Globe, Boylan Old Fashioned Soda,
THE CHALKBOARD?? ?A Study in Living Well.? Discover, Dwell, Evolve, Gather, Look, Thrive and Eat Well.
LIZBETH LANE?S CUISINE KITCHEN TIPS?? Elizabeth Lane Cuisine?s site has many features also some interesting kitchen tips and tricks.
CRAFTBEER.COM?S BEEROLOGY DEPARTMENT? ?? Discussion about the Ultimate in Home Beer Service, your own kegerator.
DIANE MORGAN COOKS?? Author, cooking teacher and woman about Portland shares recipes, videos and food wisdom.
Menu Sampling? ??RUSSIAN TEA ROOM, NEW YORK CITY?? Traditional Borscht, Pelmeni, Caviar Tasting, Seafood Blinchik, Trout Ukha, Kulebiaka, Seafood Shashlik, Kobe Tasting Perigord, Veal a la Soblianka,
TEXAS TAMALE COMPANY?S RECIPES?? Beef Filet with Chipogtles, Pea Salad, South of the Border Cheesy Mac, chance to join fan club.
TAKE OPRAH?S FOOD IQ TEST?? 1st?question:? What is the most consumed meat around the world? Give it a try.
PERUVIAN CUISINE FOR THE WORLD?? Peru is the next greatest cuisine, and they are very busy. Visit them.
FOODIECRUSH TOMATILLA PESTO?? and ten other top tomatillo recipes!
Menu Sampling ??BOULEVARD RESTAURANT, SAN FRANCISCO CA?? recent winner of the Most Outstanding Restaurant in the USA award from the Beard Foundation ? Ahi Tuna Ito-Zukuri; Monterrey Red Abalone, Alaskan Halibut Ala Plancha; Wolfe Ranch ?King? Quail; California Lamb Prime T-Bone; Wood Oven Roasted Angus Filet Mignon;
NATALIE MACLEAN?S (NAT DECANTS) WINE SEARCH?? Just plug in the name of the wine you are interested in and your price range. Nat comes up with full names, year, reviews and score.
THE RAMEN RATER?S TOP TEN NOODLE BOWL COMBOS?? The Rater has a great site. In this grouping, find his top ramen recipes flavored for different countries.
JOY FOODIE?? Here?s an interesting collection of very doable, delicious sounding recipes.
ALLRECIPES.COM?S CUCUMBER RECIPES?? Cucumbers are not just for salads. There?s lots you can do with cucumbers. Take a look.
Menu Sampling ??CIA RESTAURANT, HYDE PARK, NY??? Seafood Bisque garnished with Seafood Sausage; Foie Gras Pate with Peach and Apricot Relish; Pan-Roasted Pekin Duck in Gooseberry Sauce, Pan-Roasted Channel Bass with Verjus Beurre Blanc, Salsify Puree, Crispy Leeks and Buttered Green Beans;
DR. SEARS ON FOODS THAT HELP YOU SLEEP?? Try getting to sleep with a food which contains tryptophan. Learn what foods are rich in this.
VIRGINIA WILLIS? CULINARY PRODUCTIONS NEWSLETTER??? The New South ? The World in a Skillet. Willis is packing it solid with stories, events calendar, a reading list and exciting recipes.
WOOD STONE?S JOSPER GRILL?? Spain-inspired charcoal broiler oven, a pro?s delight, now available in the U.S.
OREGON ZOO BREW?? Celebrate the start of summer, sample over 60 brews from participating breweries. Proceeds to zoo?s special programs.
Menu Sampling ??MISTRAL BISTRO, BOSTON MA?? Escargots, Burgandy Style, with Red Wine; Maine Lobster & Mascarpone Tortellini; Beef Tenderloin, Mashed Potato and Truffle Oil Pizza; Pan-Roasted Atlantic Halibut with Rock Shrimp Risotto; Warm Strawberry Rhubarb Tart with Buttermilk Ice Cream; Belgian Chocolate Sorbet;
ARTISAN TAMPA?? Executive Chef Gui Alinat, in league with Antoine Kabir, of Quebec, combine wide expertise to serve Tampa Bay with artisan boutique catering. Check website for detailed services and rave reviews.
REMEMBER JUNKET??? Did your mom include Junket pudding in your Jello rotation? Junket is shiny and jiggly, because it contains rennet.
THE ORIGINAL SACHER TORTE?? ?The most famous cake in the world for 175 years,? the pride of Vienna.
LEWIS & CLARK?S TALE OF THE BUFFALO?? Scroll a list of how the buffalo supplied ?everything the Plains Indians needed to survive.?
Menu Sampling ??CAXTON GRILL, LONDON?? Gnocchi with Walnuts, Baby Spinach and Gorgonzola; Shetland Salmon, Spring Onions, Hollandiase and Mustard Frills; Boiled Duck Egg, Shaved Parmesan, Purple Watercress, Truffle Oil; Chump of? Lamb;
WINE SPECATOR?S WINE SEARCH?? Avail yourself of their tasting notes and more than 262,000 wine reviews.
EDIBLE GEOGRAPHY?? Some very interesting posts and archives back to 2009.
LYNNES COUNTRY KITCHEN CHEESE GLOSSARY?? Cheeses come from around the world and from a variety of animals, mellow to extremely sharp.
TEVANA?S ?HOW-TO-MAKE-ICED-TEA??? Also exotic blends:? Blackberry Mojito Iced Green, Raspberry Riot Lemon Iced Mate, Pineapple Kona Pop & Blueberry Bliss Rooibos and more.
Menu Sampling ??LE PIGEON, PORTLAND, OREGON?? Fava Beans, Spice Garlic and Pecorino Broth; Burger with Butter Lettuce, and Blue Cheese Dressing; Duck, Green Curry, Long Beans; Lobster Stuffed Chicken; Beef Cheek Bourguignon, ?
BEET RECIPES FROM FOOD NETWORK?? 100 of them:? Pickled, Roasted, Salad, Glazed, With chive cream and much more.
FOOD.COM?S CEVICHE RECIPE?? This is their Simple Peruvian Ceviche, one that uses tilapia.
EATER (dot) COM?? This is a high energy national pulse on the eating scene. Lots of action!
SPICE HOUSE THYME RECIPES?? This site is not only a wide spice source but a great source for recipes for all their spices.
Menu Sampling ? SOTTO RESTAURANT, LOS ANGELES CA?? Panelle, Friacelli Peppers al Forno, Blistered Little Gems, Grilled Mackerel in Scapece, Spice Claims in Guazzetto, Whole Grilled Fish with Almond, Wild Fennel and Currant Acquasale, Sardines Alla Piastra, Caiazzo with Escarole, Capers Gaeta Olives and Burrata Cheese,
VAHREHVAH BEVERAGES?? Lassis, shakes, smoothies, chais, curds, delights, payasams, punches, flipsm, spiced tea and more.
ARTICHOKES.NET?? Baroda Farms tells you all about artichokes, plus faq?s and recipes. Nothing but artichokes!
FIRST CHOICE FOOD CUFFLINKS?? Very unusual cufflinks:? avocados, corn-on-the-cob, hot dogs, watermelon, even jelly beans and more!
SUNSET MAGAZINE?S GROWING CILANTRO IN A POT?? Fresh cilantro on your windowsill. Rotate by planning often, always there!
Menu sampling ? GINGER ROOT RESTAURANT, WEST NEWTON, MA?? Peking Ravioli, Crab Rangoon, Fried Dough with Pink Sugar, Crispy Pepper Calamari, Ginger Root Special, General Gau?s Chicken, Spicy Mango Delights, Asparagus Plattger, Crispy Pineapple Duck,
FAT FREE?S RECIPES FOR GRAIN SALADS?? Recipes for salads made with tabbouli, barley, bulgur, lentils, couscous, brown rice, curried rice, grain salad, quinoa, wheatberry, wild rice and more.
GREEN FIRE FARMS HUMEROUS HEN BEAUTY PAGEANT?? From American Breesse to Cream Legbar, Isbars to Orpingtons, Sulmtalers to Tolbunt Polishes.
GLOBAL GOURMET?S FOOD DESTINATIONS & RECIPES?? This is an excellent opportunity to find recipes from? 36 different countries, and the list is growing.
COOK-EAT-SHARE?S MEXICAN EGGS BENEDICTS?? Here?s lotsa ways to tweak eggs benedict.
Menu sampling ? BETTY?S PLACE RESTAURANT, ISLAND OF GOA, INDIA?? Papad Rolls, Whole Pomfret, Kingfish, Fish Tikka, Prawn Balchao, Fish Ambotik, Chicken Xacuti, Chicken Haka Noodles, Chicken Chandini Kebab, Seafood cooked in Sea Bass stock,
EVERYBODY EATS GOURMET?? this is a good selection of favorite foods:
Classic Coconut Macaroons, Kale Chips, Glazed Carrots, Glazed Party Meatballs, Slow-Cooker Pot Roast with Red Wine and many more.
GODE MEDIEVAL COOKERY FOR BEGINNERS?? Unofficial record of early dishes eaten. Interesting but authenticity not guaranteed!
CHIPS BY FOOD SHOULD TASTE GOOD?? They?re making some very innovatively flavored chips.
VERY DIFFERENT PICNIC PANTS?? If you find yourself in the lotus position often, these pants may be for you.
Menu Sampling ? THE FORT, MORRISON, COLORADO?? Buffalo Empanadas, Bison Eggs, Broiled Asadero Cheese, Historians? Platter, Rocky Mountain Oysters, Mountain Man Sausage Platter, Smoke House Buffalo Ribs Platter,
ROAMING HUNGER?? A food truck directory of cities near you and more coming aboard. Where is who, and what are they serving?
FOOD.COM EASY BAKED ARTICHOKES?? Artichokes are delicious AND they have a reputation for being difficult to prepare. They are still not a cinch, but baking them is far easier, and again DELICIOUS!
JULY?S OXNARD SALSA FESTIVAL?? If you?re in the Area, July 28th?and 29th, it looks as if they have great amount of fun ? taste it! Dance it!
GONE-TA-POTT COFFEE ENTREE RECIPES?? Recipes for Coffee Pork Chops, Coffee Rub, Black Jack BBQ Sauce, Coffee Marinade, Coffee Chili, Coffee Pork Chop and Coffee Blackened Pan Steak.
Menu Sampling ? CHEESE-OLOGY, UNIVERSITY CITY, MISSOURI?? Classic Mac and Cheese, Four Cheese, The Hill, Mediterranean, Creamy Pesto, Spinach Artichoke, Bacon -? Bacon, Shrimp Scampi, Buffalo Chicken and Just for the Kids:? Creamy yellow mac and cheese with mix-ins of milk, juice or soda,
SWEET FOUNTAIN RENTALS?? Seduce your chocoholic friends and colleagues with a chocolate fountain party. Dip just about anything in chocolate these days. Way to go!
BBONLINE MUFFIN RECIPES?? Banana, Alice?s Stash, Lemon Poppy Seed, French Breakfast, Banana Apple Maple, Sausage Breakfast, Amish Granola, Morning Glorious and more
INTERESTING TRANSLATION OF ITALIAN RECIPES?? Very interesting recipes for boar, Deer Hunter?s Stew, rabbit cacciatore, hare in sweet and sour, lots to see.
REUSEIT ORGANIC STRING BAGS?? It tends to grow with your load. Looks smart, almost disappears when empty, organic cotton
Menu Sampling ?ZUNI CAFE, SAN FRANCISCO?? House-Cured Anchovies with Celery and Parmigiano-Reggiano, Liberty Duck Breads with Nettle Pesto and Marinated Beets, Zuni Caesar, Grilled Local Opah with Baby Green Beans, Devil?s Gulch Ranch Rabbit Leg Roasted,? Ricotta Gnocchi with Chantrelle Mushrooms and Sage,
GOURMET SLEUTH?S HOW TO MAKE HOMEMADE DOG FOOD?? Making dog food at home, What dogs need to eat, Foods to avoid, Highly nutritious foods for dogs also related videos.
FOOD52.COM?? This is a well-rounded virtual food magazine complete with recipes, hotline, shopping, contests, cooks and more!
THE NATIONAL BARBECUE NEWS?? Interesting articles. If you are into barbecue, you need to be reading the News! Online subscriptions.
LAIRD AND COMPANY?? They have been producing AppleJack for the last 300 years! Find recipes, interesting facts, news, wine shopping and more.
Menu Sampling -?POLECAT AND LACE, MINOCQUA, WISCONSIN?? Crab Louie, French Fried Cheese Cords, French Fried Mushrooms, Fish Fry Fridays, Baked French Onion Soup, Walleye Special, Baked Cod, Beggar?s Plate, Veal Madagascar, Shrimp DeJonghe, Walleye, Lake Perch,
LA?S ORIGINAL FARMERS MARKET?? Open every day at Third and Fairfax, Restaurants, directory, what?s new, special events, history and more.
BACON FREAK?? They have a slew of bacon gifts ? Bacon soda, Bacon Brittle, Bacon Brownies, Bacon Jerky, Bacon Spread and more.
TASTESPOTTING, VEGETARIAN?? Pictures of interesting looking dishes, stories to go with them and recipes too.
PICNIC TABLE SOURCE?? Long ones, round ones, expanded, classic, collapsible, concrete, recycled, aluminum, steel strip, contemporary and more.
RED FARM RESTAURANT, NEW YORK CITY?? Mussels & Heirloom Tomatoes in Lobster Broth, Kumamoto Oysters Meyer Lemon-Yuzu Ice, Smoked Cucumbers, Steamed Lobster Dumplings, Crisp Chicken Skin with Garlic Sauce, Grilled Marinated Creekstone Rib Steak, Sauteed Black Cod with Black Bean & Thai Basil,
BETTY CROCKER WAFFLES?? A quick recipe with Bisquick and luscious Berry Cream topping.
DASSANT BAKING MIXES AND BLOG?? Premium baking mixes, traditional cake and bread ?baking made easy, also recipes, their story and don?t miss Scotty Mac?s Blog!
BACON SALT?? ?Everything should taste like bacon,? they say, even popcorn.? Find recipes, reviews and their blog.
OFFERS.COM?? Daily verifications of coupon codes, sales and deals. Save disappointment later.
Menu Sampling ??SASSAFRAZ RESTAURANT, ONTARIO, TORONTO, CANADA?? Pistachio-Crusted Duck Terrine, Seared Quebec Foie Gras with Truffle Potato Tart, Chorizo-Stuffed Cornish Hen, Pan-Roasted Arctic Char, Seared Pickerel, Oven-Roasted Lamb Striploin, Chipotle-Crusted Rack of Venison, Steamed Toffee Pudding,
THE HEART OF NEW ENGLAND?? celebrates the Fiddlehead Ferns of spring, Northern New England?s delicacy. Read how they celebrate!
INTERESTING LIST OF INTERNATIONAL BACON DISHES? ? ?Lots of them, including recipes, Aebleflaesk from Denmark, Bacon and Egg Pie, Bacon Explosion, Bacon Ice Cream and lots more.
LE DELICIEUX!?? Includes one?s Chocolate Beetroot Marmalade Cake cooking adventure, many food adventures to share in.
FEAST ON THE CHEAP?? Mariel and Mary Anne share affordable vegetarian recipes, loads of them!
Menu Sampling ?ARRIBA MEXICAN GRILL, SEVERAL ARIZONA ?? LOCATIONS?? Pazole, Albondigas Sojup, Fajita Salad, Pollo Con Queso, Pollo Al Diablo, Carne Abobada, Carnitas Adobada Burrito, Steak Tampico, Shrimp & Scallop Enchiladas, Arriba Sampler, Carlsbad Stuffed Chicken Breast, Flauntas Plate, Pecos Sour Cream Enchilidas,
SHOW ME THE CURRY?? Not just curries but a whole lot of Indian recipes, appetizers to odds and ends; fusion to salads and raitas.
LIVING AND RAW FOODS RECIPES?? ?Largest community on the internet dedicated to educating the world about the power of living and raw foods.?
FOOD PYRENEES, A FRENCH CULINARY JOURNEY?? Trips later this year:? Journey Highlights, What you can expect, Get your questions answered, Plan your trip and read informative blogs.
COOKULUS?? This is a very interesting, fun app. Cookie example: Choose chewy/crumbly/ soft/crisp, thick/thin, and recipe changes to get the cookie just right. Many other features.
Menu Sampling ? FOUR SEASONS, BARABARU DINNER MENU, MALDIVIES ISLANDS?? Samosa and Chole, Gilafi Kebab, Tandoori Lobster, Kasmini Lamb Rogan Josh, Balti Lobster, Pork Vindaloo, Maldivan Fish Curry, Bindi Masala, Tropical Fruit Platter with Fig Kulfi, Bana, White Chocolate and Apple Star Anise Samosa served with Coconut Ice Cream,
GRACE YOUNG?? Celebrated author of many books including?Stir-Frying to the Sky?s Edge, has been called the Stir-Fry Guru and the Wok Evangelist ? her sincerest gospel:? Banish the non-stick wok and return to basics!
VEGAN LUNCH BOX??? Very handy modular loaf recipe chart: ?protein, carbohydrates, nuts, vegetables, liquid, flavoring, herbs, binders and salting agent.
STREET VENDORS FROM AROUND-THE-WORLD?? Immaculate supermarkets are the exception, rather than the rule, in the rest of the world. See vibrant pictures.
ELIZABETHAN BANQUETS AND FEASTS?? They liked meat in cinnamon sauce, pureed eels, fish broth with bacon and cod liver marrow.
Menu Sampling ??CORINTHIA RESTAURANT, PALACE HOTEL & SPA, MALTA?? Asparagus and Prawn Etuvee, Asian Rib-eye Salad, Peaches & Speck, Aubergine and ?Scamorza? Parcels, Truffle Garganelle, Salmon Confit, Chicken Breast Sous-Vide,
COOKSTR COLLECTION COOKBOOK RECIPES??? These are some of their best picks from soups, stews, one-pots, vegetarian and slow cooker.
SATURDAY MARKET?S BREAKFASTS IN CHINA?? What are their customs, choices, vendor?s arrangements and more.
ABALONE FARM??? Many chefs compare it to scallops or lobster with a texture of veal, tender, rich and smacks of the sea. They ship.
GUIDE TO BUILDING YOUR OWN TRAIL MIX?? This is a modular approach and describes your choices in different ingredient categories. Great snacking!
Menu Sampling ? IOZZO?S GARDEN OF ITALY, INDIANAPOLIS IN?? Smoked Salmlon Platter, Scallops and Goat Cheese, Iceberg Stack, Toasted Ravioli, Italian Wedding Soup, Orzo Portabella, Salmon Piccata, Maple Bourbon Pork, Steaks Grilled, Iozzo or Oscar,
BLOGS ON WORLDWIDE STEET FOOD?? Takoyaki in Osaka, South Korea?s Hot Dogs, Hanoi Street Bun Cha and more.
INTOLERANT OFFSPRING?? Help for living with, or without, the foods your child doesn?t like.
OLD-TIME WHIMSY AND SUPERSTITIONS?? This is actually a search engine of whimsies. Includes food and lots of other categories.
COUPONS AND OFFERS??? Coupon codes, sales and deals updated daily. Search over 4,000 stores. Print your own!
Menu Sampling ? BABALOO TACOS AND TAPAS, JACKSON MS??? Tableside Guacamole, Pico de Gallo ?shooter,? Carnitas, Hongas, Torta Cubana, Chicken Empanadas, Chorizo-Stuffed Mushrooms, Delta Grind Grits, Roasted Peanut Slaw, Tamarind Margarita,
ALL ABOUT FONDUE?? Literally. Sections of recipes for Broth Fondue, Cheese Fondue, Chocolate Fondue, Dessert Fondue, Dips for Hot Oil and Broth Fondue, Equipment and Hot Oil Fondue.
JAZZMEN RICE?? (Not jasmine) ? A new aromatic brown rice from Louisiana ? ?Music for your mouth!? they say.
U. S. GOVERNMENT FOOD SAFETY?? This is an important site:? recalls, alerts, food poisoning info, keeping food safe and more.
A TASTE OF THAI?? brings us an amazingly simple, quick recipe for a Thai favorite. Just make sure your Red Curry Paste is not older than three months!
Menu Sampling ? GRACIE?S, PROVIDENCE RI?? Sherry Roasted Beet Salad, Rhode Island Mussels & Cockles, Gracie?s Rigatoni Companaro, Local Skate Wing, Roasted Giannone Chicken Ballotine, Bomster Sea Scallops, Madagascar Vanilla Bean Cr?me Brulee,
UNDERGROUND SALT MINE?? It?s exhibits, educational, a train ride 600-feet underground. They also have an Interactive Dinner Theatre!
CRAVE CHEESE??Their mascarpone takes home four first place honors. See how else they make Wisconsin cheese proud.
COOKING DISTRICT?? Read about the foods they think were most important in 2011.
YUM-O ORGANIZATION?? Rachel Ray?s non-profit organization which is all about kids, veggies, farmers? markets, food toolkits and other Yum-o ideas.
Menu Sampling ??ORCHARD STREET CHOP SHOP, DOVER NH
? Shrimp & Alligator Cheesecake, Crab and Lobster Chowder, Diver Scallops in garlic Chili Sauce, Canadian Elk Wrapped in Bacon, Shrimp & Seafood with Penne and Sherry Cream, Smoked Carrots in Pecan Sauce, Flourless Chocolate Paradise & Kahlua Cream,
TAIT FARM FOODS?? In Central Pennsylvania since 1950 ? specialized products, Harvest Shop, The Greenhouse and Community Harvest. Sign-up for their newsletter.
GRITS SIDE DISHES?? From Allrecipes, Jalapeno and Monterrey Jack, Shrimp, Cognac and Baked Cheese, Stuffed Tomatoes with Grits and more.
HOUSTON?S ASIAN CONNECTIONS?? Reviews of their Chinese, Filipino, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean Malaysian and Thai restaurants.
SPICE HISTORY?? A short course from 3000 BC to now.
Sampling ??CIOPINOT RESTAURANT, SAN SUIS OBISPO CA?? Famous ?No Word? Cioppino, Reserve Cioppino, Italian Cioppino, Scottish Salmon, Chilean Seabass, Flat Iron Steak, Seafood Fettuccini, Cockle Clams,
STUDY AT THE SCHOOL OF ARTISAN FOOD?? A cooking school located in Welbeck, Nottinghamshire in the UK.
MACARONI AND CHEESE?? Recipes for microwave, stove top, oven, crockpot even fried. Also mac and cheese history.
Source: http://www.foodsitemagazine.com/2012/12/14/foodsite-friday-picks-thru-dec-21/
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