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A classic North Indian curry of beautifully soft paneer in a creamy tomato sauce that is beautifully spiced with delicious bursts of sweet peas.
This is a very popular curry that is regularly made in many households due to how quick it is and just how deliciously satisfying it is, as it really is a bowl of comforting yumminess! Everyone has their own slight adaptations on how to make this classic, this is my version.
The beautiful paneer is flash fried so that it is slightly crisp and chewy on the outside and melt in your mouth soft on the inside. The paneer floats in a beautifully lush sauce made from fresh tomatoes, cashew nuts and cream which is brought alive by stunning spices that pack the sauce with so much flavour. This whole delicious yumminess is completed with bites of sweetness from glorious peas which can be either fresh or frozen, both work well. Eaten with naan, rotis or rice, an ordinary weekday dinner is elevated into something truly mouth-wateringly delicious with minimal effort!
Matar Paneer (Peas & Paneer Curry)
A classic North Indian curry of beautifully soft paneer in a creamy tomato sauce that is beautifully spiced with delicious bursts of sweet peas.
- 4 tbsp ghee / oil
- 3- 4 cups (500g) paneer cubes (If shop bought, soak in warm water for at least 10 minutes to soften)
- 1 cup (1 large) onion, very finely diced
- 1 tsp cumin seeds
- 1 ½ tbsp ginger garlic paste
- 2 tsp coriander powder
- 2 tsp cumin powder
- ½ - 1 tsp red chilli powder
- ½ tsp turmeric
- 2 green chillies, slit
- 1 ½ cups (3 medium) tomatoes, roughly chopped
- ¼ cup (30g) cashew nuts
- ¼ cup (60ml) double cream
- ¼ cup (60ml) water
- 1 tsp salt
- ½ tsp sugar
- ½ cup (75g) peas, fresh or frozen
- 1 tbsp dried fenugreek leaves (mehti)
- 1 tsp garam masala
- Step 1 Heat 2 tbsp ghee / oil. Drain the paneer thoroughly and add to pan, flash frying on high for a few minutes to get some colour and crispness on the paneer, approximately 3-4 minutes. Set aside.
- Step 2 Heat remaining 2 tbsp ghee / oil. Add the cumin seeds, stirring until they start to splutter.
- Step 3 Add the onions, cook on medium high heat until it starts to turn golden.
- Step 4 Stir in the ginger garlic paste and cook till it slightly catches some colour.
- Step 5 Add the coriander, cumin, turmeric and chilli powders. Keep stirring and cook out the spices for 2 – 3 minutes.
- Step 6 Add the green chillies, cook for further 1-2 minutes.
- Step 7 Meanwhile, blitz the tomatoes and cashew nuts into a smooth paste. Add this paste to the pan, stirring to incorporate with the rest of the mixture. Cook on medium for 5 – 6 minutes.
- Step 8 Stir in the cream, water, salt and sugar. Cook for 2 – 3 minutes.
- Step 9 Add the peas, and cook for further 5- 6 minutes, until oil starts to slightly separate on the edges.
- Step 10 Add the paneer and cook until heated through.
- Step 11 Sprinkle the mehti and garam masala, stirring to fully combine. Take off the heat.
- Step 12 Enjoy x


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(Published June 18, PDI-Entertainment)
By Oliver M. Pulumbarit
Photo by Rodel Rotoni
"Too Much Love" didn't kill Jovit Baldivino; it made him a weepy champ.
The first "Pilipinas Got Talent" grand winner received an overwhelming number of text votes (48.81 percent), beating 11 other finalists in the ABS-CBN reality-talent show. The 16-year-old Batangueño, who has been compared to Journey vocalist Arnel Pineda, sang Queen's "Too Much Love Will Kill You" on last Saturday's grand finals show, and again after he was declared winner the next night at the Araneta Coliseum.
Baldivino brought home P2 million; runner-up dance groups Velasco Brothers and Baguio Metamorphosis, P100,000 each.
The last two nights featured finalists with disparate abilities, much like the show's foreign progenitor and counterparts, so it was an interesting mix of singers, musicians, and non-musical artists (specifically, a magician and a ventriloquist).
These finalists performed with Gary Valenciano and bands Kjwan and Sugarfree, among other guests. Those that did not make it to the top three received P50,000 each.
Saturday's show ran over a patience-testing three hours, but the diversity of talents kept us from tuning out and dozing off. The three judges, Ai Ai de las Alas, Kris Aquino, and Freddie "Boss FMG" Garcia, didn't have criticisms for the finalists; in fact they were all-praise during the finals night.
While some may disagree with a number of their comments--not everybody gave sterling performances--the trio generated an odd, train wreck-ish dynamic.
De las Alas typically injected humor into her comments, and has gushed openly about the Velasco Brothers' energetic dance numbers for weeks. Aquino has invited the group more than once to perform at brother (and President-elect) Noynoy's inauguration. Characteristically, Aquino also managed to sneak in unexpected (expected?) comments that put "FMG" on the spot by suggesting that he should finance the funds-challenged Baguio Metamorphosis in a dance competition abroad.
A man with very few words, Garcia often came off as leaden and too formal, overshadowed by his two more vocal and sometimes gauche co-judges. Perhaps he balances out that equation, but he needs to be more descriptive for TV.
The RP version's Ant and Dec counterparts, hosts Luis Manzano and Billy Crawford, performed their tasks ably, almost seamlessly segueing contestants' well-wishing kin, performances, and judges' comments.
"PGT" has showcased truly talented contestants—Baldivino, singer Ingrid Payaket, and multi-instrumentalist Jeline Oliva, to name a few—and their 15 minutes of fame shouldn't end here. It's clear we'll be hearing again from some of the finalists.
While many of them deserve show biz careers, some need honing, and should consciously make effort to improve. May the next season of "Pilipinas Got Talent" have a shaken-up judges' roster, and let's hope the program reveals more unconventional, but similarly attention-grabbing talents.
Replays of the grand finals and awards night air on Studio 23, on Saturday (June 19) and Sunday (June 20).


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Definitions for "Gutter"
Related Terms: Downspout, Roof drain, Splash block, Scupper, Cricket, Leader, Positive drainage, Pond, Valley gutter, Drip edge, Ice dam, Flume , Weir, Ponding, Sluice , Overflow, Saddle, Drip, Bed, Waterway, Flat roof, Drain tile, Headwall, Flooded, Culvert, Scuppers, Base flashing, Chute, Basin, Floodwall, Dam, Awash, Washstand, Soil stack, Trash rack, Weep hole, Curb, Invert, Flashing, Ditch, Fishway, Roof, Dike, French drain, Rain garden, Standpipe, Box gutter, Weep holes, Catch basin
A channel at the eaves of a roof for conveying away the rain; an eaves channel; an eaves trough.
A small channel at the roadside or elsewhere, to lead off surface water.
Any narrow channel or groove; as, a gutter formed by erosion in the vent of a gun from repeated firing.
Either of two sunken channels at either side of the bowling alley, leading directly to the sunken pit behind the pins. Balls not thrown accurately at the pins will drop into such a channel bypassing the pins, and resulting in a score of zero for that bowl.
To cut or form into small longitudinal hollows; to channel.
To become channeled, as a candle when the flame flares in the wind.
A shallow channel or conduit of metal or wood set below and along the (fascia) eaves of a house to catch and carry off rainwater from the roof
An internal system of the glazing track that drains leaks or condensate to the outside rather than leaking into the structure.
Metal, plastic or wood channel at the eaves of a building, sloped slightly to carry off rainwater and snowmelt. Back to the top
A channel (usually sheet metal) installed along the down-slope perimeter of a roof to convey runoff water from the roof to the drain leaders or downspouts.
A rain gutter; any trough which carries water.
A channel at the eaves for conveying away rain water.
A metal or plastic pipe that collects water off the eave.
Horizontal channels installed at the edge of a roof to carry rainwater or melted snow away from the house.
A shallow to deep channel located behind cows in tiestall barns capture manure and urine.
A subsiduary channel catching water after passing over part of a large or irregular pane and redistributing it before it passes over the rest of the pane to the drain.
A device set at the eave line of a roof to receive and carry away rainwater. Also called an eave trough.
A channel formed in the spring canvas across the width of a sprung seat between the spring edge and the springs in the bed of the seat.
Any trough used to collect and carry water to a down spout. Common materials for gutters include copper, lead coated copper, galvanized, and factory finished aluminum.
A channel along the filter side either to distribute settle water over the filter or to receive backwash wastewater to discharge to waste.
A channel for water drainage.
A trough, typically metal, installed along the eaves of a roof to convey runoff water from the roof to the downspouts.
a channel along the eaves or on the roof; collects and carries away rainwater
wear or cut gutters into; "The heavy rain guttered the soil"
a device to work as an inlet structure for collecting the water which runs off the sloped or horizontal roof surface
a long, thin trough, usually one that
a shallow channel or conduit of metal, wood, or vinyl set along the eaves of a building to catch and carry off rainwater from the roof, and away from the building
A channel at the eaves for conveying away rainwater.
A trough or depression for carrying off water.
The 9-inch dip on both sides of the lane where the ball enters when it has left the playing surface. Also called channel.
a trough that gathers rainwater from a roof.
A trough that collects and diverts water that runs off the roof.
A table drain which is pitched or paved.
Metal or wood trough at the eaves of a roof to carry rain water from the roof to the downspout.
A channel used for carrying water run-off. Usually located at the eaves of a house and connected to a downspout. The primary purpose of the gutters and downspouts is to carry roof water run-off as far away from the house as possible. Learn more about gutters.
The trough that channels water from the eaves to the downspouts.
Trough at the eaves of a roof to convey rain water from the roof to a downspout. French (Gouttière)
a shallow channel for the runoff of water, particularly a channel situated at the base of an artificial slope
An overflow trough at the edge of the pool through which floating debris, oil and other "lighter-than-waste" things flow. Pools with gutters usually do not have skimmers. ALOGENS The chemical elements either individually or collectively that constitute Group VIIB of the Periodic Table of Elements: fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and astatine. Of these, only chlorine and bromine are used as disinfectants and sanitizers in pools and spas.
area formed by the curb and the street to prevent flooding by channeling runoff to storm drains.
An eavestrough used to convey rainwater from the roof to the downspout.
A hollow trough on either side of the alley bed that catches the ball whenever it rolls off the side of the alley bed.
The area along the edge of the pool in which water overflows during a race and is re-circulated through the filtration system.
The edge of a street (below the curb) designed to drain water runoff from streets, driveways, parking lots, etc. into catch basins.
There are 2 channels on each side of the lane. Once a ball falls into the channel or gutter before hitting pins, the bowler shall receive a zero.
Overflow trough along the edge of a pool.
Construction term referring to the artificial channel attached to bottom ends of sloping roofs. Gutters prevent uncontrolled waterfalls and potential damage to the building by directing rainwater to downspouts. The term gutter can also refer to the channel along the edge of streets that direct water to storm drains.
A flexible trough between a board and the spine of a hard cover binding which allows movement at the hinge
A metal or wood channel supported at the eave to convey rainwater away from the structure.
A channel at the roof edge for collecting rain water. Gutters are sloped towards downspouts and secured to the house with gutter clips or screws.
A metal member at an eave, valley or parapet designed to carry water from the roof to downspouts or drains.
a channeled component installed along the downslope perimeter of a roof to convey runoff water from the roof to the drain leaders or downspouts.
Metal trough designed to carry rainwater from the roof to the downspout.
The trough that gathers rainwater from the roof.
Metal, plastic, or wood channel at the eaves of a building, sloped slightly to carry off rain water and snow melt.
A depressed area, about 9 1/2 inches wide, on either side of the lane, which guides the ball to the pit after it leaves the lane.
A trough installed along the eaves to carry off water.
A track that collects rain or condensation of water and diverts it to the drain.
A channel member installed at the eave of the roof for the purpose of carrying water from the roof to the drains or downspouts.
is a shallow channel at the eaves of a house to catch and carry off rainwater from the roof.
The area at the edges of the pool in which water overflows during a race and is recirculated into the pool. Deep gutters catch surface waves and don't allow them to wash back into the pool and affect the race.
A trough used at the edge of a roof to collect rain.
A shallow channel attached below and along the eaves of a house used to catch rainwater. The water is carried to the downspout.
Through at the eaves of a roof to convey rainwater from the roof to downspout.
An open channel installed along the eave of a roof to take away rain water.
Also called a Skimmer Gutter. An overflow channel at the edge of the pool through which floating debris, oil and other things flow and empty into the balance tank. Pools with gutters generally do not have skimmers.
A channel to collect rainwater and snow melt at the eaves of a roof; a shallow channel constructed of steel, copper, aluminum, or plastic compounded with other materials to increase strength and wearing or rust resistance, positioned just below and along the eaves of a building for collecting and diverting water from a roof.
A light guage channel member that is connected at the eave of the roof in order to carry water from the roof to the drains or downspouts.
trough to siphon fluid, especially rainwater from root.
Related Terms: Gutter margin, Margins, Head margin, Margin, Margin, Gatefold, Creep, Inside margin, Gate fold, Crop marks, Fold marks, Bleed, Leaf, Drop folio, Fore-edge, Endpaper, Endpapers, Work-and-turn, Crossover , Folio, Tipped in, Alley, Text block, Trim marks, Foldout, Unopened, Work-and-tumble, Gripper margin, Impose, Section, Form, Deckle edges, Bleeds, Foredge, Work and turn, Hollow, Quarto, Paste-down, Tip-in, Flyleaf, Lap, Work and tumble, Fore edge, Booklet, Recto, Perfect binding, Overlap, Full bleed, Page
the margin between the panes of a sheet of stamps. The gutters of mid-20th century sheets may contain markings such as dashes or crosses that aid in perforation. The gutters of modern sheets, containing more than the traditional four panes, may contain other marginal markings, including plate numbers. The margin that runs around the outside edge of the sheet is NOT a gutter. Gutters are only found between panes.
The inner margin of two facing pages when a book is opened.
The central blank area between left and right pages. See Binding.
in a magazine, the margin where two facing pages come together at the binding on the inside of the page; the inner margin of a magazine page, next to the binding.
Space between pages in the printing frame of a book, or inside margin towards the back or binding edge. The blank space or margin between the type page and the binding of a book.
The blank space between the printed text and the binding of a book. In other words, the inner margin of the page.
The blank area or margin between the inner edge of the copy and the fold or spine of a printed piece. This margin is critical for products that will be drilled.
In press media, that part of a printed page which is closest to the spine of a publication, outside the normal area of 'live matter'. Advertisements will sometimes be 'bled into the gutter', meaning that their printed area will extend into the gutter (to ensure the contiguity of two sides of a double page spread, for instance). Beginning| Back to G| Go to I| End
The area that falls outside the project's final trim area, between pages composed on the same press sheet.
The blank space or inner margin where two newspaper pages come together.
The two inside amrgis of facig pages. Allowance should be made for the biding process when determining size of the gutter.
Blank space where two pages meet, or the space between columns of type.
the blank space between columns of type or the inner margin between the print and the binding of a book.
the space between two facing pages in a magazine, newspaper or brochure consisting of the two inside margins.
The space between facing pages of a book. It is usually wider than the outside margins to allow extra space for where the pages are bound.
The inside edge of a page that allows extra space for binding.
The bound side of the page
The space running vertically between columns.
The inside space between pages, that is, the inside margin toward the binding edge of a book or booklet.
Space between columns of type where pages meet at the binding.
The empty space between the printing area and the binding.
The gap between printed sections on a sheet.
An imposition term; internal gap between facing pages
The margin on a sheet which will be bound into a book or the gap between multiple images on a sheet.
The inside margin between facing pages, or the margin at the binding edge.
Margin between spine and text on a page
Seam where two facing pages meet at the binding.
Center crease or margin down the binding of a book or a magazine formed by a pair of facing pages.
The space between pages in facing pages layouts.
The space between the pages or blank space between the page and the book binding or between columns.
The vertical space between pages or columns of type, or between images if there is more than one on a page.
The inner margin between two facing pages.
The junction of two leaves of a text block at the spine edge.
gap between columns of text or around the text area of a page
In typography, the term refers to the space between columns of type, usually determined by the number and width of columns and the overall width of the area to be filled.
The space between stamps to permit perforations Gutter margin A margin dividing a sheet of stamps into (usually) 2 or 4 panes
The blank space or margin, from printing area to trim.
narrow margin of white space in the center area in a magazine, newspaper, or book, where two pages meet
The narrow space between stamps in the sheet permitting perforation.
A gap between two columns of text. The trench in the center of a two-page spread, created by the binding of the book. (see also Gutter Margin)
The junction of two facing pages at the spine.
the inside margins, that is the margin of the bound edge of the page
The blank space between columns or between the printable area and the binding.
The inner margins of two facing pages.
Gutters are spaces left between panes of stamps on a printed sheet, often containing markings to aid in the perforation process. Not all sheets of stamps have a gutter space between the panes. Note that gutters are the spaces between panes and not the outside sheet margins.
Inner margins of two facing pages. Can also refer to the outer indentation that is created by the joining of the boards and spine.
The selvage separating panes on a sheet of stamps. The gutter is usually discarded during processing. The gutter may be unprinted, or bear plate numbers, accounting or control numbers, advertising or other words or markings.
Inner page margins between type and binding.
is the space placed between columns in a design to add breath or white space. Its width is usually two times the margin.
The margin that divides a sheet of stamps.
The space between panes on a sheet of stamps. ( See Sheets & Panes)
The blank space or inner margin between pages on the layout sheet.
The space between two columns of text.
A blank space or margin between components on a printed piece or press sheet.
The inside margins of facing pages.
The white space between columns. A standard gutter width is one pica, or 12 points (0.167").
The binding margin of a book or the spine of a folder which allows for paper to be stored inside.
The blank spaces between images on a printed sheet.
The space between two facing pages (inside margins). The term is sometimes used to refer to the space between two columns ( see alley).
The gutter is the blank space, usually of stamp format, between the panes of a sheet of stamps. A gutter pair consists of two stamps separated by a stamp-sized piece of the gutter.
The white space which is between columns on a page.
The space between panels. Two "Loaf of Bread" shaped balloons, connected by a Join.
the inner margin of the leaves of a bound book; adjacent inner margins of facing pages when book is open.
The fold connecting two facing pages in a magazine.
The blank space or inner margin from printing area to binding. ()
The inside margins or blank space between two facing pages of a magazine or book is called the gutter. The gutter space is allowed due to the space lost during the binding process, especially during perfect binding. In saddled-stitched publications the gutter is adjusted o allow for a process called 'creep', in which the outer pages of a section appear to bunch up and the inner pages protrude more.
The inner margin on a page from the printing area to the binding. BACK TO THE TOP
vertical band of white space separating two or more columns of text
(1) In multi-column composition, the blank space between columns on a page. (2) Short for Gutter Margin. (3) The inner edges of a book page; the edges closest to the bind. to top
The two inner margins of facing pages in a publication.
White space between facing pages.
The inner margin of your printed page. You do not want your text to go too far into the gutter or it may not be legible when opening your book. Hh
The white space formed by the inner margins on two facing pages.
In the book arena, the inside margins toward the back or the binding edges.
Where the inner page adjoins the spine of the book
line or fold at which facing pages meet.
The center margin of a folded page.
The margin between facing pages where the fold lies.
White space between the edge of the binding and the first printed area. It also refers to the white space between columns of text.
the inner margin of a page, from the edge of the printing area to the binding edge.
The blank space between adjacent columns of text or pages.
The blank area between boundaries of pages on an imposition sheet.
The inner margin of a leaf near the spine of a book.
The space between columns of text on a page.
The central blank area between the left and right pages of a document, or between two columns of text
The space between the printed area and the binding. Similar to margins.
Channel and combined marginal space formed by the two inner or back margins of facing pages of a volume. Margin along the spine. ead Top edge of a leaf, board, or bound volume, opposite from the surface on which the volume rests when it is shelved upright. ( LBI Standard, Glossary, p.14)
Blank space on the inside page margins where a publication is bound.
Commonly used to describe the space between columns, although more correctly the margins of the page
a typically a metallic raceway similar to a wire way that allows cables to go between adjacent pieces of equipment
See raceway.
Keywords: feebly, unsteadily, flicker, lava, cooling
burn unsteadily, feebly, or low; flicker; "The cooling lava continued to gutter toward lower ground"
Any "hinge" beneath the endpapers. (see: HINGE below)
show HIDE The hinge where the two pages of a spread meet.
Keywords: depression, scoured, salinity, debris, slight
small elongated deep depression in the substrate, scoured out by increased water velocity past debris or other obstructions. fresh water: salinity less than 800EC.
A slight depression surrounding the cavity in the die to relieve pressure and control flash flow.
Keywords: misfortune, went, career, sewer, pensions
misfortune resulting in lost effort or money; "his career was in the gutter"; "all that work went down the sewer"; "pensions are in the toilet"
a worker who guts things (fish or buildings or cars etc.)
a tool for gutting fish
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Breitbart: Britain's police have stumbled into another public relations disaster after threatening to track down and prosecute Facebook users for ridiculing them.
West Yorkshire Police were derided by social media users after sharing a picture of a drugs bust on their Wakefield Rural page. The haul involved a comically small quantity of cannabis, MailOnline reports.
"Wow that's put a dent in the war on drugs lol" commented one user sarcastically.
"Hope you manage to nail Pablo Escobar this afternoon" added another.
The police force did not see the funny side of the criticism, however, issuing a statement advising that it had banned a number of people from its Facebook page and would track down and pursue prosecutions against anyone being "insulting, abusive, or offensive".
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Deadpool Movie -- Feb. 12, 2016
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, the Deadpool movie has a release date due to fan reaction of a clip.
David [Hi-Fi] Moore Age Unconfirmed Posts: 2,872 Site AdminNice find. There's news in there on the Fantastic Four film moving into August, 2015 as well.0
Twysta Posts: 1,597 Chairperson of the BoardsGot to admit, bit disappointed about the news of a Fantastic Four film, but mainly due to the fact that means the film rights (as I understand it) won't be going back to Marvel soon.
Fox haven't really done the best job with their marvel films and I personally think the Marvel have done a great job utilizing their own catalogue, ah well.0
rex124 Age Unconfirmed Posts: 11This is definitely Ryan Reynold's chance to make a great comic book movie.
Even if they stick with the CGI base that the clip was, his voice and motion capture was so cool.
Despite what happened with Barakapool, Reynolds was amazing as the pre-surgery Wade.
Definitely looking forward to seeing how they approach this new film.0


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Greyhound Racing Preview : 23rd – 25th October
RPGTV returns to our screens this evening with a decent mixed card from Romford plus a very tricky all graded card over at Sunderland, the action gets underway at 7.15pm on Sky channel 212 and Freesat 401.
The Friday PGT selection is Trionas Trust who runs from T2 in the 8.50 Maiden open race at Romford over th standard four bend trip of 400 meters. The Jim Reynolds trained son of Droopys Scolari was well beaten on Romford debut last week but you can put a line through that run as he was poorly drawn, the week he looks ideally drawn with an inconsistent starter on his immediate inside and a greyhound that he should hold into the first bend drawn outside in T3. Our selection has flown round in trials over course and distance and a repeat of the 3.83 sectional and 24.09 clock recorded on the 7th October should be good enough to take this race.
PGT Free Friday Selection – TRIONAS TRUST – T2 – 8.50 Romford
A little later on look out for Jaytee Berlin who runs from T2 in the 10.11 open race from Romford over the six bend trip of 575 meters. The Paul Young trained greyhound often breaks a little better when drawn down the middle rather than on the rails and if he breaks in best fashion and turns handy off the second bend he should go close.
Saturday – Wimbledon and Crayford live on Racing Post Greyhound TV
On Saturday evening the RPGTV camera's will be at Wimbledon for the start of the William Hill St Leger heats, the show starts at 6.15pm with the first heat of the Leger taking place at 7.32.
The 2014 William Hill St Leger winner Roxholme Dream runs from T5 in heat number four at 8.19 and she will take the world of beating over a course and distance that clearly suits if she's approaching 100% peak fitness. The Hayley Keightley trained runner has not raced competitively since the early September but the recent trials over the Wimbledon four bend trip suggests all is well and she is likely to prove popular with ante post punters.
One to watch throughout the competition could be Swansalona Diva who runs from T5 in the 8.52 heat number six. The Kevin Hutton trained Towcester raider has clearly been aimed at the competition and the early paced daughter of College Causeway looks a lively runner to land the competition outright.
Outright betting is currently available with most firms, it's 6/1 the field and with place terms 1/4 odds first four in the final there is plenty of each way value in the field.
Sunday – Henlow live on Racing Post Greyhound TV
On Sunday all eyes will be on Henlow for the RPGTV Derby that takes place at 8.45. It looks a wide open final and whichever greyhound manages to lead round will take the world of beating, Express Master looks well drawn in T1 and the Monmore raider could be a little overpriced at 6/1 with Bet365, that could be a little shorter on Sunday evening, another that looks well drawn is the solo wide seed Forest Sara in T6, she won well in the semi's and at 9/2 with Ladbrokes she is sure to tempt a few in on the draw alone.
Good luck to all owners and connections in the final – it should be a cracker.
Thanks for reading the latest PGT preview, don't forget to check out the full service over on the Betting Gods tipster page.
Be lucky
Michael @ Premier Greyhound Tips


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Are you thinking about gift baskets for women? Are you going to look into jewelry? What are you going to do when it comes to Valentine's Day? What gifts are the perfect ones? It's hard to know which way to turn when you have to buy a Valentine's Day gift because you want to get it just right! However, there are a few gifts that always prove to be a winner when it comes to Valentine's Day. Read on and find the top ten gifts for Valentine's Day for the women you love.
Make a Personalized Gift
Why not send Valentine's Day gifts? What if you can't get home in time? You can easily send a gift basket to your special someone so that they still have a gift. Of course, there are lots of great things that you can send. One amazing gift has to be personalized gifts. There are lots of little personalized gifts that can be wonderful and very special. You should think about some personalized gifts, they can be very special. It's well worth considering even if you aren't too sure about them!
Choose Gift Baskets for Women
Gift baskets are fantastic and really they can be ideal for those who aren't too sure what to get their special someone! You can create a special basket at home or even buy one pre-made online. You can even send gift basket online! Gift baskets are fantastic because they can be as special and personal as you want them to be. What's more, you can get a basket that has all those little treats she loves and, of course, luxury soaps and perfumes. There are lots to add in these baskets.
Why Not Opt for a Romantic Dinner for Two?
There is nothing more special than a lovely romantic dinner for two on Valentine's Day! Why send Valentine's Day gifts when you can create a special dinner just for the two of you? The best thing about romantic dinners is that you don't have to go out to a restaurant if you want it to be more intimate. You can cook a lovely romantic dinner at home and it can be however you like without the need to leave home. It's really a nice gift and something that so many people dismiss.
A Weekend Break for Two
Have you thought about what makes a gift special? It's not just the gift but the thought that has gone into it too and choosing a little weekend bread can be very thoughtful. This is such a wonderful gift and it's something which a lot of people don't think about. Why send gift basket online if you aren't sure if it's what she'll like? Why not choose a weekend break? That will be very romantic and treasured also.Checkout more tips from https://www.nowtolove.com.au/lifestyle/food-drinks/best-gift-baskets-australia-44593
Special Jewelry
Still thinking about sending a gift basket? That's fine, but why don't you make the basket a little more special? You could add some jewelry to the gift baskets for women and it would be a lovely addition. Who doesn't love a lovely piece of jewelry? You can really make the woman in your life feel special and it's something that can be treasured for years to come.
Classic Chocolates
You cannot go wrong with chocolates. While it might seem a classic but old-fashioned gift it's one that wins! Women love chocolate and while it's not overly adventurous it can be still a very nice thought. You can add chocolates to your gift basket and send Valentine's Day gifts to your special one. It's a nice added gift and it's certainly something which proves to be very popular today.
A Bouquet of Flowers
Why not send gift baskets online and add flowers with them? You cannot go wrong with flowers! Flowers are what women love and while they might not seem overly thoughtful they can be. You can absolutely find a lovely bouquet of flowers makes a lovely Valentine 's Day gift and it's something which can make your special someone feel great. Flowers don't go wrong and it's something which hits the mark!
Teddy Bears
Stuffed animals like teddy bears don't go wrong! These are popular gifts and they can be very sweet too! You might think these are not very adventurous but they can be lovely gifts. Women don't outgrow teddy bears and stuffed animals so it's time you'd thought about them. They can make excellent gifts this Valentine's Day. You can add them into gift baskets for women if you wanted to and they can be very special indeed.
Take Them for a Spa Day
If you are not too keen to send gift baskets online why not opt for a spa day? Women love spa days and while you might not be a big fan of them, you don't need to go! They can go with a friend and spend the day relaxing. It's a wonderful gift and something that can prove to be very popular too. That is why there are so many people who are choosing spa days for their loved ones.
A Luxury Hamper
Hampers are like gift baskets with the exception they usually are more geared towards foods but that can be a great idea nonetheless. Women love good food and you can fill a hamper with all the foods she loves. That is one of the very best ways to make the day a little more special and it's certainly a gift with potential. When you send Valentine's Day gifts you can send along a fantastic and delicious hamper!
Make Your Valentine's Day Special
Valentine's Day can be a very important day for couples around the world. Yet, it does seem as though most people don't know what gifts are best to buy. It's difficult because there are really lots of potential gifts to buy and they can all seem really popular. However, you don't always need to go over the top to buy the perfect gift because the perfect gift might be a very simple one. Gift baskets for women can be great but so can a romantic dinner for two—choose the right gifts today.


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Halloween and Guy Faulk's Night are over, so it must be Christmas show time! Everybody is doing some shows, fairs, or sales. Everybody is determined to get in on this gift-fest. And I am no different.
The collaborative group in our building called, Parade Artists, is holding Shows over two weekends. They are 29 & 30 November and 6 & 7 December in the WASPS Hanson Street studio building. If you are in the area, it would be good to see you.
I will be selling glass of course, and the 2009 craftscotland calendar.
In some ways, the best part of these weekends are the studio parties after the close of the last day. The relief and a few drinks help you get to know your fellow artists much better.


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- The group meets and the person who has the problem or challenge that needs resolving outlines the details to the group. He or she may be questioned in turn by members of the group.
- The specific criteria for a solution are agreed in the group. These may include constraints, such as a limit on how much money can be spent or a time deadline.
- Each member of the team writes one or more possible solutions to the problem on a card.
- The cards are all gathered up and solutions are listed.
- Using a ranking sheet, the team then rank the ideas anonymously from 1 to 10 and so create a favoured group solution.
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The key to great banana bread with figs is to use ripe bananas. Whether you opt for chopped mission dried figs or golden dried figs, we have a hunch our California Fig Banana Bread will become your new favorite. If using a nonstick loaf pan, on which the sides are very slick, grease and flour sides as well as the bottom.
California Fig Banana Bread
Have you tried banana bread with figs? The addition of sweet morsels of figs and crunchy macadamias will make our California Fig Banana Bread a new favorite.
Servings 1 loaf
- 2 cups all-purpose flour unbleached
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3/4 tsp baking soda
- 1/2 tsp table salt
- 1 cup Orchard Choice or Sun-Maid California Figs stemmed and chopped into 1/4" pieces
- 3 bananas large, very ripe, mashed well
- 6 tbsp unsalted butter melted and cooled
- 2 eggs large
- 1/4 cup plain yogurt whole or low-fat
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup macadamia nuts chopped, toasted
- Adjust oven rack to lower middle position and heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease an 8 1/2 by 4 1/2 inch loaf pan.
- Whisk the flour, sugar, baking soda, and salt and figs together in a large bowl. In a medium bowl, whisk the mashed bananas, melted butter, eggs, yogurt, and vanilla together. Gently fold the banana mixture into the flour mixture with a rubber spatula until just combined (do not over mix). Fold in the macadamias. The batter will look thick and chunky.
- Scrape batter into the prepared pan and smooth the top. Bake until golden brown and toothpick inserted into the center comes out with just a few crumbs attached, about 55 minutes, rotating the pan halfway through baking.
- Let the loaf cool in pan for 10 minutes, then turn out into a wire rack and let cool for 1 hour before serving.
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The Application Center allows us to collaborate with component fabricators in areas such as additive manufacturing, MIM, and investment casting. --Jan Söderström, Avure CEO
Västerås, Sweden (PRWEB) January 21, 2015
Avure Technologies, the leading manufacturer of ultra-high pressure systems, has established an Application Center to assist fabricators utilizing advanced materials in the development of hot and cold isostatic pressing applications.
The state-of-the-art facility, adjacent to the Avure manufacturing plant, is equipped with two Hot Isostatic Presses (HIPs) and one Cold Isostatic Press (CIP). Avure HIP technology produces parts with excellent isotropic material properties, offering the highest possible density of all available compaction methods.
"The Application Center allows us to collaborate further with component fabricators in areas such as additive manufacturing (3D-printing), metal injection molding (MIM), and investment casting to ensure they select the best pressing systems to match their needs," comments Jan Söderström, CEO of Avure Technologies AB. "We can help them verify their fabrication processes and determine parameters for cycle optimization before they go into full-scale production."
Currently hosting projects related to densification (defect healing) and the removal of residual porosity in investment casting, the Application Center provides the opportunity to evaluate the latest in HIP technology, for instance, quenching under full pressure.
"Traditionally, HIP has been used for densification, but the trend is now to combine densification with solution treatment, quenching, ageing, and/or other heat treatment processes in the same cycle," explains Avure's Peter Henning, Business Unit Director-AMD. "This leads to significant savings in lead-time, improved product quality, and lower costs and energy savings resulting from fewer transports and re-heating."
Recognized for extreme safety, high reliability, and exceptional efficiency, Avure HIPs offer expanded processing parameters to encompass greater pressures, higher temperatures, and growing capacities. The Application Center CIP has a working pressure up to 12,000 bar (174,000 psi), while the HIPs have a working range up to 2070 bar (30,000 psi) and 2000°C (3632°F). These presses are equipped with either the Uniform Rapid Cooling (URC) or Avure's proprietary Uniform Rapid Quenching (URQ) capability, which permits cooling rates of >3000°C (5432°F) per minute to be achieved.
"Having a well-equipped center for testing has proven to be a very powerful tool in discussions with prospective adopters of HIP technology," Henning points out. "Additionally, we offer services to evaluate the chemical composition, porosity, and mechanical properties of materials after testing."
With vigorous development of new manufacturing techniques in the HIP arena—such as near-net shape for powder metallurgy, MIM, and especially additive manufacturing—Henning expects the Avure Application Center to become an integral part of component fabricators' process optimization and testing. "It will be an important, cost-effective step before parts manufacturers invest in new equipment or enter full-scale production," he says.
When not engaged in customer testing, the Center capacity is used for university or research institute projects exploring new HIP applications.
Avure will be exhibiting at the NEWCAST trade fair for precision castings in Dusseldorf, Germany, June 16-20, at Hall 14 A02.
About Avure Technologies AB
An innovator with a strong record of accomplishment, Avure Technologies (formerly known as ASEA, ABB, and Flow) demonstrates its expertise in high pressure by occupying a leadership position in industrial applications. The company is the largest global provider of ultra-high pressure systems utilized to process advanced materials and to form sheet metal.
Avure has installed over 1,700 high-pressure systems worldwide, more than all other competitors combined. These systems are characterized by technically sound design, superior reliability, energy efficiency, low maintenance costs, and many years of experience. Many Avure presses have been in service for more than 40 years, and some have surpassed 1 million high-pressure processing cycles.
Avure Technologies AB headquarters in Västerås, Sweden, house equipment design, manufacturing, and support operations, along with a new Application Center. Additional facilities are located in Columbus, Ohio, USA, with regional sales and support offices around the globe. Read more about Avure Technologies at: http://industry.avure.com.


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Korres is a very well-known herbal skincare brand in Greece, and has been one of my favourite skincare products brands. Among their numerous facial lotions, creams and gels, the Greek Flora: Mastiha series, have firmly conquered my heart.
I first came across Korres Mastiha skincare products at the Mastiha Shop on the island of Chios.
Long before my visit to Chios, I have been intrigued by the medicinal properties of Mastic. This plant is unqiue to the southern part of the island of Chios. Attempts to transplant this unqiue fauna species to other parts of the world have failed. For some reason, only mastic trees grown in the southern half of Chios will produce the prized mastic gum. (even trees grown in northern Chios do not produce mastic gums) It is said to be anti-septic and has been used since the Roman times as a healing agent and oral refresher. It is also an important ingredient in Middle Eastern cuisines. Given the rarity of the mastic plant, the Mastiha series products are available only in selected shops and stores in Greece.
The 'Mastiha with Gentian Face Cream' is specially formulated for combination/oily skin. It has a light, non-glossy texture that nourishes and soothes the skin without being too greasy or oily. My skin tends to become slightly more oily in the summer months: this unperfumed cream is easily absorbed by the skin, giving it a soft-on-the-touch texture.
Since I am a fan of both Korres and skincare/bodycare products with mastic as the active ingredient, I also bought the following items during my latest visit to Chios to complement my existing mastic skincare products collection:
Korres Mastiha and Vitamin E Eye Cream: this is one of the best eye creams I have ever tried on. It is easily absorbed, does not feel greasy, does reduce some wrinkles and does not cause migraine (strange enough, I am allegric to certain brands of eye creams produced by some of the world's most renown cosmetic firms - their active ingredients seem to cause some forms of migraine soon after I have applied them near my eye areas - but this Korres eye cream does not such adverse side-effect). Thus it has established itself firmly on the top of my 'Best Eye Creams' list.
Korres Mastiha and Natural Clay Mask: this facial deep-cleansing clay mask contains precious mastic oil and natural clay which readily clarifies the pores and absorbs excessive sebum. It does not dry out the skin after use and is suitable for those whose skin tend to become oily in the hot summer months.
Left: Korres Mastiha Oil with Aloe Shower Gel. It cleanses the body gently without drying out, feels soothing and supple after use. Unperfumed and does not leave residue on the body.
Right: Korres Mastiha Oil with Wheat Proteins Shampoo.
Copyrights 2009. Photos taken from Korres official website. Text by YC Cheng. All Rights Reserved.


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Oleksyn: Welcome spring with a tasty trip to Okanagan Valley wine country
Welcome to spring. Memories of that frigid February are fading. We look forward to warmer temperatures and the summer ahead.
Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth as a new growing season begins. Nowhere is that more evident than in wine country where the vines awaken from their slumber in April and May.
In the Okanagan Valley, the spring wine festival coincides with this time of elevated spirits. Last year I checked out the festival for the first time. I found sunny warm days and plenty of events spread from north to south. There are major events such as the large WestJet Wine Tastings, where more than 200 wines are poured under one roof, and plenty of smaller gatherings, too.
Scheduled for May 1-12 this year, the spring festival comes at a quieter time. Smaller crowds of visitors and a bit of a slower pace at the winery can mean more intimate experiences. One of the highlights from last year was an educational, detailed tasting at Synchromesh Wines in Okanagan Falls after we noticed a sign on the road that said they were open.
A slower tempo and smaller crowds also makes it easier to grab a glass of wine and linger, taking in the spectacular views from places such as Painted Rock Estate, See Ya Later Ranch, Quails' Gate, Tantalus and 50th Parallel Estate Winery.
It is a magical time to visit the valley. To put you in the mood for a possible spring trip, here are four B.C. wines to prime your palate.
Tinhorn Creek
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
What better way to welcome a fresh season than with a juicy Gewurztraminer. Always a favourite of mine, this pale-lemon tinged, off-dry white boasts pretty, rose blossom and spice aromatics, with flavours of pear, cinnamon, orange zest and McIntosh apple. Grown on 23-year-old vines, it's medium-bodied, with moderate acid and lots of fruit flavours. The finish is subtle and refined.
Price: About $23. It is widely available, check your neighbourhood wine store.
Drink: Now. It would be a great match for a fruit salad, crab legs or a mild curry. Screw cap; 13.5 per cent alc./vol.
Evolve Cellars
Pinot Gris
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
Evolve Cellars is a family operation with Canadian wine legend Harry McWatters — he has more than 50 vintages on his resume — serving as president and chief executive while daughter Christa-Lee McWatters Bond handles the marketing.
The goal at Evolve, perched above the western shore of Okanagan Lake in Summerland, is to craft easy drinking, approachable wines, with a focus on aromatic whites and sparkling wines.
Leaning toward the leaner Italian Pinot Grigio style, this dry white boasts moderate acidity and flavours of pear, vanilla, spice, mandarin orange, white peach and lemon pith.
Price: About $23. Look for it at Crowfoot Centre Liquor Store, Liquor Lane, Skyway Liquor, Sobeys Liquor and Willow Park Wines & Spirits.
Drink: Now. Try it with pasta in a cream sauce, grilled shrimp or white-fleshed fish. Screw cap; 13 per cent alc./vol.
Bartier Bros.
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
Brothers Don and Michael Bartier grew up in the Okanagan Valley. While Don headed east to Calgary to work as an accountant, Michael stayed in the valley, working his way up in the wine industry, serving as head winemaker at several high-profile properties.
Eventually, the brothers established their own enterprise and built a winery on Black Sage Road near Oliver. Down-to-earth and genuine people, these same attributes show in their honest and pure wines. Michael believes in growing the right grapes in the right place and not getting in the way. It's harder to do than it sounds.
From the Cerqueira Vineyard, this lean, medium-full bodied Syrah is bone dry, with soft, ripe tannins and a refreshing beam of acidity. Fermented and aged in neutral French oak barrels, it offers flavours of violet, blackberry, leather, black cherry and black pepper.
Price: About $33. Check for it at the Crowfoot Centre Liquor Store, Crowfoot Wine and Spirits in Altadore and Liquor Lane.
Drink: In the next five years. Grilled lamb or a juicy steak would be a tasty match. Screw cap; 13.7 per cent alc./vol.
Sunrock Vineyards
Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
If big, bold, rich reds are your thing, this blend of 67 per cent Shiraz (also known as Syrah) and Zinfandel should fit the bill.
From a 20-year-old south-facing vineyard near Osoyoos that is bathed with sunlight, ripeness was not a problem at Sunrock in 2016. Formerly a key red wine vineyard in the Jackson-Triggs portfolio, Sunrock was made into its own label a few years ago.
Winemaker Dave Carson has put together a bombshell here, with intense fruit flavours of blackberry, blueberry, violet, bacon, smoked meat, plum, leather and black pepper. Off-dry and medium-full bodied with ripe tannins, the powerful flavours carry on for a long finish.
Price: About $47. Look for it at The Cellar, Highfield Liquor, Liquor Depot at Brentwood or Mount Royal, Willow Park Wines & Spirits and Wine and Beyond at Sage Hill Crossing.
Drink: In the next five years. Try it with game meats such as elk or moose with a berry reduction, roast lamb or a hard cheese like white cheddar or Manchego. Cork; 15 per cent alc./vol.
Contact Darren Oleksyn at firstname.lastname@example.com or follow him on Twitter: @doleksyn. Looking for a specific wine mentioned here? Because wine inventories are always in flux, it's a good idea to call the store before you go. Liquorconnect.com can give you an idea of stores that have carried the wines.


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An 18-home development in eastern Danville near Sycamore Valley Elementary School is set to be the main topic of conversation at the Danville Town Council's regular meeting on Tuesday, when the town leaders will review the new development plan.
According to a town staff report by Danville's chief of planning Kevin J. Gailey, the development plan for the project requests that town officials rezone and subdivide the 5.05-acre Tassajara Nursery property -- located on 2550 Camino Tassajara -- for an 18 single-family-home residential development.
Sizes of each lot would vary in size, with the largest lot taking 10,054-square-feet and the smallest 6,745-square-feet, however the average size would be comprised of 8,650-square-feet. Homes would be two-story, single-family, detached residences that would maintain a minimum average frontyard setback of 20 feet.
Concerns over increased traffic congestion and parking difficulties are not high areas of worry, according to Gailey, who wrote that the traffic impact report found "that the project is expected to have a less-than-significant impact at all study intersections. The report also found that the planned site access, onsite circulation, and project parking would be adequate."
An arborist report attached to the project description noted that in order to build the development 37 trees would need to be removed, seven of which are town protected trees.
Town staff have recommended that, after discussion Tuesday night, the council members return to consider final approval of the project at their regular meeting on May 21.
The Danville Town Council is scheduled to hold its regular meeting Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the Town Meeting Hall, 201 Front St.
In other business
* To start off the meeting, the council will hear a presentation updating them on the activities of the Contra Costa County's Family Justice Center, by deputy district attorney Dana Filkowski, and executive director of the center Susun Kim.
* Recognizing the importance of the upcoming 2020 Census, the council will present a proclamation announcing its appreciation of the county's efforts to conduct the survey to the county's District II 2020 Census Complete Count Steering Committee member Aparna Madireddi.
* Council members will also consider adopting new regulations concerning building demolition permits in order to eliminate building materials that potentially contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
PCBs are oils to which chlorine has been added to keep them from breaking down in industrial applications, according to the Bay Area's Regional Water Quality Control Board. These PCBs are commonly found in urban stormwater runoff and end up contaminating fish in the San Francisco Bay.
New regulations can reduce the flow of PCBs into the bay by screening for the buildings where these oils are commonly found.
* An informational staff report with no official decision to be made, the council will also review the town's quarterly investment report by Chandler Asset Management.
* After the conclusion of its regular meeting's agenda items, the council will excuse themselves to a closed session not open to the public where they will discuss the purchase of property located on 115-125 Hartz Ave., and also review their current litigation with Verizon Wireless.
* The Town Council also plans to meet earlier Tuesday for a special study session where they will review a draft of the town's 2019-20 operating budget and capital improvement program and discuss the town's position on various state housing legislation issues.
The special study session will be held prior to the start of the council's regular meeting at 8:30 a.m. in the Town Meeting Hall.


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Women's Studies and Feminist ResearchDoctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Meet Kate Grantham, PhD candidate, Women's Studies and Feminist Research
Supervisors: Dr. Katherine McKenna and Dr. Bipasha Baruah
Describe your research.
My graduate research and training has been in the field of gender equality and international development, providing me with the opportunity to explore feminist and anti-colonial perspectives on global development, program and policy analysis, and international research methodologies. My doctoral research examines, with the aim of enhancing, the management of microfinance programs promoting women's empowerment in sub-Saharan Africa.
How do you de-stress?
Yoga, cooking/baking, cleaning, and walking my dog.
What is it about your grad program that enables you to thrive and be successful?
The support of mentors, like my supervisor and a handful of other faculty who really "get" me and my approach to academic work. But even more importantly than that, having a close group of female friends who understand the trials and frequent isolation of graduate-level work and aggressively support all of my life decisions. That's the trick!
What is your "dream" career?
Canadian Minister of International Development (that's right Marie-Claude Bibeau, look out!).
Do you engage in volunteer activities?
Yes! I currently serve on the Board of Directors for Emerging Leaders. I also volunteer in a consultative capacity with Youth Opportunities Unlimited. Both are not-for-profit, London-based organizations.
What one thing would you like people to know about you?
I would like to be remembered as someone who is kind.
What's your favourite book?
The Chrysalids by John Wyndham
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Explore the dynamics that shape your everyday experiences as a gendered person in contemporary culture. In our courses you will learn how to develop a critical perspective that takes factors such as sex, gender, sexuality, race, class and disability into account. You might find your worldview transformed as you apply these perspectives to your study in other classes and to all aspects of your life. Our courses reflect an expanding field of feminist research including feminist theory, health issues, philosophy, queer issues and sexuality studies, legal issues, violence against women, women and equity in the workplace, and women and the creative arts.
The Own Your Future doctoral professional development program creates career-ready graduates with the Power Skills necessary to excel in their studies and achieve their future goals. Assess your own strengths and opportunities for growth and focus on what you want to get out of your time here at Western. To learn more, visit www.uwo.ca/ownyourfuture.
Program Length
- 12 Terms (4 years)
Program Design
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- Thesis-based
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Admission Requirements
- Master's degree in Women's, Gender or Feminist Studies with a strong feminist theory component.
- A minimum average of A- (80%) or higher.
- Students may be admitted with a Master's degree from another field provided that they have an undergraduate Honours degree in Women's Studies and have a background in feminist theory.
English Language Proficiency
Applicants whose first language is not English must furnish evidence of their proficiency in the use of the English language:
- The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Minimum acceptable score is 630 for the paper and pencil version, 267 for the computer version, or 109 for the internet version. [Western's TOEFL ID is 0984].
- The International English Language Testing Service (IELTS). Minimum acceptable score is 8 out of 9.
- The Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB). Minimum acceptable score is 85 on each section and an overall score of 91.
Application Deadline
- January 15 - Late applications will be considered if spaces remain
Fields of Research
- Equity and Social Structures
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As a special ode to all the wonderful fathers who love the outdoors, this week's #ATQA Adventure Travel chat was a special "Father's Day" edition. I won't even try to deny that I got totally teary-eyed while crafting the recap; there are some truly touching tweets that were shared during the chat.
I was unable to perform my usual co-hosting duties as I was stuck at an airport awaiting a plane during the chat, but the wonderful David Croyle did an excellent job as guest co-host. Shoot, he did it so well, I may even be out of a job. Check out the tweets:
Q1: What's your favorite outdoor memory with your dad?
@RamblinBears: "A1: My favorite outdoor memory was going to Yosemite with my Dad for the first time at age 16. #ATQA"
@JoyfulShoehorn: "A1. Going hiking in Idaho with my dad & leaving my mom and sister back at the hotel to whine. #ATQA"


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Lady Huskies win in Harrison
The Absarokee Lady Huskies added a tally to the win column last Saturday against the Harrison-Willow Creek Wildcats in the team's last non-conference game before the conference schedule gets underway.
Absarokee jumped out to a good start, going up 11-3 by the end of the first quarter. The Huskies added to that lead to go into halftime up 12 points, 20-8.
The second half began as the first half did – Absarokee taking advantage of a slow Harrison start. Heading into the final minutes of the game, the Huskies had the 33-12 advantage.
The Wildcats went on a run in the fourth quarter, but the comeback attempt was too late. Absarokee won the game 43-28.
Senior Makensi McCally and sophomore Lexi Feddes each had 10 points to lead the Husky offense.
"We played a lot more comfortable against Harrison than we did last weekend," explained Absarokee Head Coach Travis Frickel.
Conference play will begin this week. The Huskies open with an away game on Thursday against the Bridger Lady Scouts. On Saturday, Absarokee will host Broadview-Lavina.
"Bridger is a tough place to play, but we are looking forward to getting things rolling against a good team," Frickel said. "Then, on Saturday, it will be fun to play in our own gym against the Lady Pirates."
A couple Bridger student groups will be holding a food drive Thursday evening at the ticket table. According to the Bridger Schools Facebook page, any fan that donates five food items will receive half-price admission, and anyone who brings ten items will receive free admission to the games.
The Lady Cougars played hard last weekend in the Manhattan Tip-Off Tournament to remain undefeated.
Friday, Columbus faced the Class C Manhattan Christian Eagles. While the Cougar offense started a little slow, the Eagles' offense struggled even more, and by the end of the first quarter, Columbus had a 6-0 lead. The Cougars doubled their production in the second quarter, going into halftime up 18-6.
The Cougars caught an offensive spark coming out of the break, almost doubling the team's first half score in the third quarter. The Eagles stepped it up in the third as well, but it was not enough to catch Columbus – entering the final minutes of the game, the Cougars were up 35-20. Columbus maintained the lead for the rest of the game for a 44-30 victory.
Junior Brenna Rouane led the Cougars with 13 points and eight rebounds. Alexa Riveland, a senior, had 10 steals against Manhattan Christian.
Columbus Head Coach Jeromey Burke explained that the Eagles' height was a real challenge for the Cougars to overcome – Manhattan Christian started three girls that were 6-foot-1 or taller.
"Morgan (Kirch) and Brooklyn (Wyllie) battled foul trouble all night, but we won the rebounding battle 36-29, which is a pretty accurate sign of how hard the girls played," Burke said.
On Saturday, Columbus faced the Manhattan Tigers. The Cougars played well out of the gate, jumping to an early 15-3 lead by the end of the first. At one point during the second quarter Columbus was up 22-5, but as Burke described it, "we really lost our momentum for about five game minutes in the second and they closed it to 26-28 at half."
In the second half, the Cougars regained their momentum to pull away from the Tigers for a 57-43 win.
Riveland had a strong game to lead Columbus in scoring with 16 points, going 10-of-11 from the free throw line. Kirch, a senior, was close to earning a double-double (as Rouane was on Friday) with 15 points and 8 rebounds.
Burke highlighted the play of a pair of Cougars – Riveland and sophomore Payton West.
Riveland was key for Columbus down the stretch, as she made 8-of-8 free throws to close out the game in the fourth quarter.
West also helped the Cougars close out the game. Burke explained that "she brought tons of energy, made a big shot when we were struggling to score, and was extremely active in our press."
This week, Columbus has one last non-conference game before the conference schedule starts – a home match-up with Class A Laurel on Friday. Saturday, the Cougars take on Shepherd at home to kick-off conference play.
The Lady Renegades had mixed results last weekend during an opening tournament hosted by Broadview-Lavina.
RPR's first game was against the Ekalaka (Carter County) Bulldogs. The first quarter was fairly close, with the Bulldogs holding a slight 11-7 lead after the opening minutes. The downfall of the Renegades came in the second quarter, when the offense started to struggle. Ekalaka out-scored RPR 17-1 in the second to enter halftime with the 28-8 lead.
The second half was similar to the first. The Renegades kept up with the Bulldogs in the third quarter, but the RPR offense again fell behind in the fourth. In the end, Ekalaka won the game 53-20.
Junior Carlee Blodgett led the Renegades with 12 points.
RPR Head Coach Tricia Hess explained that the Ekalaka team was very quick, and "we didn't handle their speed and intensity very well."
Saturday, the Renegades turned it around against the Custer-Hysham Rebels. In the first quarter alone, RPR almost scored the same number of points it did the entire game Friday, to go up 19-11 against Custer-Hysham. The Renegades continued to push, and by halftime RPR had a 32-18 lead.
The second half was slower offensively for both teams, and the Renegades maintained the lead throughout the final minutes of the game. RPR won 44-27.
Blodgett again had a good game for the Renegades, putting up 21 points. Senior Jocelyn Ott put up 13 points, and sophomore Justice Albers followed with six.
Hess described the difference between the two games last weekend: "Saturday against Custer-Hysham, we played with more confidence than we had yet this season."
She noted that the girls were taking – and making – more good shots when they were open against the Rebels, and when they were not open, the Renegades were making good, "unselfish" decisions to play as a team and get the ball to the open player.
"Our defense was also better than we played the first two games of the season, and that helped a lot against the Rebels," Hess added.
This week, RPR will play in a pair of conference games. On Friday, the Renegades travel to play Plenty Coups, and on Saturday, Harlowton-Ryegate comes to Reed Point.
As for this weekend, Hess said, "If we play like we did on Saturday, we could come away with two conference wins."
The Lady Panthers played against two Class B schools last weekend during the Woodden Memorial Tournament in Red Lodge.
First, Park City played Red Lodge. The game was tight in the first, and the Panthers had a 10-9 lead at the end of the quarter. Park City's offensive momentum dropped in the second, and entering halftime, Red Lodge had a 20-14 lead.
The Panthers could not find an offensive rhythm in the third, either, and Red Lodge added to its lead. Park City was able to get the offense rolling in the final minutes, but it was too late – Red Lodge won the game 37-26.
Senior Breanne Smith led the Panther offense with nine points, followed by fellow senior Kasidy Robbins with seven points. Blakely Verke, also a senior, added five rebounds and four assists.
"I thought our girls came out with a lot of intensity on both sides of the floor," said Park City Head Coach Justine Taylor. "Our press caused some turnovers early and we got some open looks on transitions."
However, the Panthers struggled to generate offense against Red Lodge's zone defense, and the team got caught on its heels after making some mistakes.
"Our defense definitely helped us hang around with them most of the game, however we missed a lot of open layups and shots that would have made it even closer," Taylor explained. "Overall, I was happy with how hard the girls worked."
On Saturday, Park City faced a tough Forsyth Dogie team. Forsyth jumped out to an early lead and never let off the gas. An 18-6 Dogie lead at the end of the first quarter stretched to a 34-9 lead at halftime. The offenses for both teams struggled in the third quarter, but in the fourth, Forsyth picked up its momentum again. The Dogies won the game 53-16.
Junior Sydney Kluth led the Panthers in scoring with five points, and Robins contributed five rebounds.
Taylor noted that Forsyth had Park City outsized with a 6-foot-5 center, and the loss of the Panthers' tallest player, 5-foot-11 senior Alyx Grabowska, to an injury on Friday made things difficult. Despite the height disparity, Taylor felt the Panthers did a good job in the paint.
"Offensively, I felt like our missed shots from the game before has us hesitant on the perimeter and (led to) passing up too many open looks," Taylor noted. "The girls only took 36 shots, and that isn't near enough to give yourself a chance to win."
As a whole, Taylor felt "the weekend allowed us to see what we need to work on as a team to prepare ourselves for district play."
This week, Park City kicks off conference play with an away game in Harlow-ton on Friday. Saturday, the Panthers play Roberts in the first home game of the season for Park City.
Yellowstone Newspapers
- Big Horn County News | Hardin, MT
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- Dillon Tribune | Dillon, MT
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Albrecht Altdorfer (c. 1480 – 12 February 1538) was a German painter, engraver and architect of the Renaissance working in Regensburg, Bavaria. Along with Lucas Cranach the Elder and Wolf Huber he is regarded to be the main representative of the so-called Danube School, setting biblical and historical subjects against landscape backgrounds of expressive colours.
Altdorfer was the pioneer painter of pure landscape, making them the subject of the painting, as well as compositions dominated by their landscape; these comprise much of his oeuvre. He believed that the human figure should not disrupt nature, but rather participate in it or imitate its natural processes. His Landscape with Footbridge of 1518–1520 is claimed to be the first pure landscape in oil.
His rather atypical Battle of Alexander at Issus of 1529 was commissioned by William IV, Duke of Bavaria as part of a series of eight historical battle scenes destined to hang in the Residenz in Munich. Albrecht Altdorfer's depiction of the moment in 333 BCE when Alexander the Great routed Darius III for supremacy in Asia Minor is vast in ambition, sweeping in scope, vivid in imagery, rich in symbols, and obviously heroic—the Iliad of painting, as literary critic Friedrich Schlegel suggested.
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