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Archive for October, 2014

One of the reasons that I buy and use Marcella Hazan’s Italian cookbooks is that they’re organized so well and show how to cook a wide variety of foods on the cheap.

True, my favorite recipes are the ones that contain dried pasta – because you can make a fantastic meal using just a few simple ingredients (including dried pasta), a stove and, of course, Marcella. But since she has so many terrific ideas in her cookbooks, including these wonderful recipes, I’ve been wanting to show you some of them.

I guess you could use any kind of cheese to turn this recipe into a pasta dish, but I’m much more fond of it when I use whatever cheese they’re having at the local farmers’ market. I love finding that the farmer’s choice. In this case, it was good old Vermont soft cheese. You can find fresh cream cheese at your nearest farmers market, but you can use almost any kind of cheese, especially when it’s good old Vermont. (You can also find Vermont cheese that’s been aged and stored in molds; that’s another way to enjoy it, but the better cheesemakers are glad to share it with you at the farmers’ market – you can come into their market booth and say, “I’d like cheese if you please.” It’s good to be friendly and these people love talking with you.)

The only other thing I do to this recipe is to fold fresh spinach, chopped parsley, and a dab of butter into each helping. That makes it even more delicious, if you ask me.

This recipe requires a little more preparation

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In the Vicinity of London (1202), H. H. M. P. Such, p. 7.

This one seems more likely:

Calayrius.

It has a pun on Calendar, using “cal” from “calendar” and “ay” from “ayre” (meaning “year” or “age”). “Cal” is certainly a plausible “P” for Crâkelêus, and indeed, “ay” in Latin often represents the vowel [i], so the meaning is “Prayer” or “Calming Prayer”.
Also, it’s either the name of an animal or the name of a farm. If it’s the latter, then it would be a form of “calcaire”, a term for rough ground used as farmland. Note that in 1055 the ville de Calcyre is founded.

Thermal energy harvesting in moving actuators: applications in hands and wrists.
While thermal energy harvesting can enhance the functionality of sensors, the effect of the temperature increase is not always desirable. This is especially true for small wearable objects that could endanger the user in certain cases. Methods to achieve an adequate thermal dissipation rate without affecting their functionality are needed. In this paper, we analyze the thermal behavior of various textiles, measure and quantify the temperature increase in hands during operation and characterize the power generated in the context of an electrical load. Finally, an experimental setup to measure the full-scale power is presented. We show that the thermal power generated by the moving parts of the wristbands we tested represents a significant fraction of the load of interest (an average of 3% for our class of textile actuators). We believe our results can motivate further research in the field of thermal harvesting, by demonstrating the potential of such systems to operate in a safe fashion.[Near infrared reflectance analysis of spinach (Spinacia oleracea L.) and biological variation and partial least squares regression of chlorophyll content in the leaves of spinach].
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