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Apple Peanut Rosy Tart
Best treats for Mother's day, show your rosy love to her!
Japanese Crystal Jelly Mooncake
4 key ingredients to make this exceptionally stunning look crystal Jelly Mooncake
Baked Rugby Mooncake (aka Kluang Mooncake)
First trial to bake this rugby-shaped Mooncake which is extremely famous at Kluang Johor.
Designer Koi Fish Snowskin Mooncake
A little, delectable and colourful koi fish mooncake appears to capture a lot of people's attention.
Bunny Mooncake
Bunny is always the animal who represent in Mid-Autumn Mooncake festival.
Designer Animal Mooncake
I'm making "out of tradition" mooncake whereby no Chinese or tradition pattern on top of the round flat mooncake.
Popular Mini Salad Jar
All the ingredients are served fresh, mix together with some greens, tomatoes and fruits.
Hankerie goes retail!
Hankerie has gone to next stage, selling all her bakes in public - Bangsar Shopping Complex for an event.
1st Runner up in AFC Foodie Face Off
Hankerie won as 1st runner up in Asian Food Channel (AFC) foodie face off competition.
Hankerie on Magazine!!!
Hankerie is honourbly being featured in one of the Malaysia's leading Food magazine this month. Grab yourself a copy in any of the Malaysia bookstore now.
Minion in Halloween series
Minions army wish you Happy Halloween!
Homemade Spring Onion Crab Stick Buns
Try these spring onions crab stick buns that contains onions buttery fragrance, a little bit of sweetness of crab stick in the middle, together with the slightly sweet, soft bun.
Fat and Round Minion Macarons
When Minions get ROUND and FAT!! These macarons are sandwiched with premium dark chocolate and white chocolate ganache. Slurpy!
Chicken and Mushroom Pot Pies
Loving this light and crispy, with a distinctly buttery flaky pastry as the main character of my whole chicken and mushroom pot pies.
Watermelon Swiss Roll
Watermelon as cake? Try out this creative swissroll.
Another ideas for your fondant Cupcakes
Angry Birds, Angry Pigs, Thomas and Friends, Cars....all these assorted cartoons are my source of ideas to custom make these into cupcakes for Lucas's birthday.
Steamed Rose Buns
Steamed Buns can be attractive too. Nice to see and nice to eat. Food for your eyes.
Steamed Bao with otak-otak and luncehon meat crabstick filling
The specialty of these bao is that using Otak-otak (- a cake made of fish meat and spices). This give you an unique savoury taste in the combination of soft and fluffy of bao's texture.
Baked Rugby Mooncake (aka Kluang Mooncake)
Japanese Crystal Jelly Mooncake
I love Jelly Mooncake. Firstly they are less sweet and not oily at all. This signature crystal jelly mooncake is totally healthy for old folks or kids, as it contains of full range of protein and vitamin. If you still prefer the conventional jelly mooncake, you can basically add on another layer of lotus paste or red bean paste in between. The wonders of this jelly cake is that you may add on any of your favourite fruits in it, sweet or sour fruits mix exceptionally well in the jelly.
The ingredients to make this jelly is extremely simple, 4 key ingredients to make this exceptionally stunning look crystal Jelly Mooncake to impress your guests in this coming mooncake festival. I named them crystal mooncake as their transparent skin is shinning and show up the natural colourful fruits filling in it.
Apple Peanut Rosy Tart
- 3 mini Rockitapples
- 1 bowl of salt water
- Few spoonful of Pics Peanut Butter
- 2 TBSP of Anchor Butter
- 1 Ready made pastry puff sheet
- 2 TBSP Kiwi fruits jam (optional)
- Icing sugar for decoration
- Cut apple into half. Use the mini scoop to scoop the apple seed out in the middle. Slice the apple into thin slices approximately 2.0mm and then cut into half again. Soak the slices into salt water.
- Microwave these apple slices in the salty water for 1-2 minutes to soften it. This is for apple to bend it easier later. Set aside.
- Sprinkle some flour on the work surface. Use the rolling pin to roll on the ready made pastry sheet to thinner. Use knife cut into 5 stripes.
- Apply some kiwi fruits jam and peanut butter on top of the pastry sheet.
- Line up the apple slices into 1 row, overlap each apple slices on top of the previous one. Apply some more kiwi jam to stick it properly.
- Fold the bottom of the pastry sheet to wrap around the bottom of apple slices. Make sure there is no gap or loose.
- Roll the pastry from one end into roses shape. Place carefully into muffin pan.
- Bake them in pre-heat fan force oven at 180 C for 20 minutes (depending to your oven).
- Once remove from oven, apply some anchor butter around the pastry to add on some more glaze on the surface.
- Enjoy!
{CNY} Homemade Pineapple tarts
Self-made gift pack for pineapple tart
Mango Pudding for New Year Eve Feast
- Gelatin 4g
- Water 12ml
- Caster Sugar 50g
- Fresh Milk 50ml
- Fresh Mango 1 piece (half for decoration)
- Pure yogurt 50g
- Fresh cream 125ml
- Fresh custard & cherries (for decoration)
- Mix gelatin with water.
- In separate bowl, blend the half mango. Mix with yogurt.
- Boil the milk with sugar, add on the 1.
- With 3, add on 2 and fresh cream.
- Pour the mixture into cocktail glass/wine glass, refrigerate it at least 2 and half hours.
- Once the pudding is set, decorate it with the other half mango (cut into cubes) and decorate with some fresh custard & cherries. Ready for serving.
Homemade Wet & Dry Tang Yuan 汤圆 (Glutinous Rice Ball) during Winter Solstice
Handpipe Snowflakes for Christmas
1/2 cup Pure white chocolate for snowflakes
Microwave/frying pan with stove
baking paper
piping bag
Step 1: Put the white chocolates in the microwave-proof bowl. Heat 1-2 minutes in microwave until melted completely. Remember do not overheat it as they are full cocoa butter.
The Baker App: The Only App You'll Need
Nowadays, many bakers use their phones as a tool in the kitchen, and it's gotten to the point where it's becoming indispensible. Just this month, celebrity chef Tyler Florence has gone around saying that his Blackberry Passport is the key to his success. Collaborative Cooking has also invented a Cooking Machine that lets chefs prepare meals by controlling the machine with their phones! We could all be enjoying these amazing technological advancements in the future, but we're getting a little ahead of ourselves.
Right now, that smartphone in your hand could still do more than serve as a tool for taking photographs of your delicious creations. Gaming Realms, owners and operators of Spin Genie, have stated that "There were an estimated 1 billion Smartphone users at the end of 2012, representing 17% of total mobile users". This number has risen to nearly 1.75 billion, prompting developers to create some excellent apps for use in the kitchen. The Baker App is one such app, delivering exactly what it advertises: "Beautifully designed, with practicality in mind, it is created by people with a passion for serious baking. Basing everything on the Bakers' Percentage format that any good baker swears by, it can be used in any type of kitchen, no matter how busy or messy, and is adaptable to the needs of anyone from a beginner to a master."
Most importantly, this app is completely free, "because everyone should be free to bake." Do you use any other apps when you bake?
Kiwifruits Ideas Recipe Collection 2014
- Day 1 : Homemade Kiwifruits Banana Ice Cream (Healthy version) (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/10/homemade-kiwifruits-banana-ice-cream.html)
- Day 2 : Choco Kiwi Mousse Cake (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/10/choco-kiwi-mousse-cake.html)
- Day 3a : Healthy Kiwi Cereal for Breakfast (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/10/healthy-kiwi-cereal-for-breakfast.html)
- Day 3b: Pumpkin Toast with Express Kiwi Jam (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/10/pumpkin-toast-with-express-kiwi-jam.html)
- Day 4 : Halloween Frankeinstein (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/10/halloween-frankenstein.html)
- Day 5 : Improvise Penang Asam Laksa with Kiwifruits (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/improvise-penang-asam-laksa-with.html)
- Day 6: Popular Mini Salad Jar (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/popular-mini-salad-jar.html)
- Day 7: Homemade Rojak (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/homemade-rojak.html)
- Day 8 : Healthy and Colourful Yogurt Parfait (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/healthy-colourful-yogurt-parfait.html)
- Day 9a : Kiwi Coulis for dessert (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/kiwi-coulis-for-dessert.html)
- Day 9b: Kiwi and Strawberry Cream Puff (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/kiwi-strawberry-cream-puff.html)
- Day 9c: Mini Kiwi Popsicle for party (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/mini-kiwi-popsicle-for-party.html)
- Day 9d: Kiwi Mochi (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/kiwi-mochi.html)
- Day 10: Mini Kiwi Cupcakes (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/mini-kiwi-cupcakes-bake-in-15-min.html)
- Day 11: Homemade Kiwi Sushi (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/homemade-kiwi-sushi.html)
- Day 12: Kiwi Ball Dessert (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/kiwi-ball-dessert.html)
- Day 13a: Homemade Kiwi Jam (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/homemade-kiwi-jam.html)
- Day 13b: Homemade French Toast with Kiwi Jam (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/homemade-french-toast-with-kiwi-jam.html)
- Day 14a: Traffic Light Salad (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/traffic-light-salad.html)
- Day 14b: Kiwi Butter Cake (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/kiwi-butter-cake.html)
- Day 14c: Homemade Popiah (Spring roll) with Kiwi (http://www.hankerie.com/2014/11/homemade-popiah-spring-roll-with-kiwi.html)
Homemade Popiah (spring roll) with Kiwi
I love popiah aka spring rolls. Be it fresh or fried. I just love how the different ingredients come together in a wrap just like the Mexican burrito except that you get a sweeter crunch of vegetables that makes you want more and more. When you include the kiwifruits, it even enhance your whole taste buds to the next level.
1 carrot, peeled and shredded
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
Few fresh prawn
Handful of dried shrimp
1 tablespoon soya sauce
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon white pepper
Green kiwifruits
popiah skins ( I bought the ready made one in supermarket)
for dressing
Sweet soya sauce
Chilli sauce
Fried onion
- In a large wok, heat the oil. Cook bangkwang and carrots, Stir and cook until soft. Season with soya sauce, sugar and pepper.
- Place the filling mixture in a slow cooker and cook for 1 hour.
- To assemble the popiah, 1 teaspoon of sweet soya sauce, chilli sauce to taste and some fried onion. Put a spoonful of filling and garnish with green kiwifruit cut as desired. Wrap popiah and eat!
Kiwi Butter Cake
- 2 greem kiwis (slices)
- 1 green kiwi (mashed)
- 100g butter
- 100g caster sugar
- 5 large egg yolks
- 120g plain flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 80ml buttermilk
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- Preheat oven to 180C. Grease and line a square pan with baking paper.
- Sift flour and baking powder into a bowl.
- Beat the butter and sugar.
- Add the eggs into mixture
- Mix in all the ingredients together.
- Pour into square pan.
- Line the kiwi slices on top of the surface.
- Spoon mixture into mini muffin liners
- Bake in over for 30 minutes until golden brown.
Traffic Light Salad
Red capsicum
Orange capsicum
Yellow capsicum
Baby Rocket leaves
Green kiwifruits
For the dressing
1 TBSP lemon juice
2 TBSP Extra Virgin Olive oil
1 TBSP Balsamic vinegar
- Cut all the capsicum and green kiwifruits.
- Arrange them into a round shape.
- Put on the baby rocket leaves.
- Serve with the dressing.
Homemade French Toast with Kiwi Jam
Time flies, today is 13th day of my kiwi challenge. I'm using combination of my previous recipe - Homemade Kiwi Jam with this simple self made french toast at home.
Do you know about Kiwi that can control the weight? The reason being is Kiwi's low glycemic index and high fiber content means it will not create a strong insulin rush like other fruit with high sugar contents — so the body will not respond by storing fat. Hence this is the best reason to use these fruits to substitute any whip cream as french toast toppings.
This is extremely easy recipe to follow. Prepare this for your love one during weekend breakfast or brunch, he or she will be totally surprised and impressed. Enjoy!
2 large eggs
2 TBSP sweetener milk
2 slices of white bread or wholemeal bread
1 Zespri Green Kiwi (cut into pieces)
Homemade Green kiwi jam (Please refer to my previous post for Recipe and method)
A bit of olive oil (you can opt for butter)
Optional: Maple syrup for dressing
- Beat 2 large eggs in a bowl.
- Mix in the sweetener milk and beat again. Set aside
- Cut diagonal on 4 slices bread.
- Heat up the frying pan and put the olive oil.
- Dip the white bread in the egg mixture, fried them until golden brown colour.
- Garnish with fresh green and homemade kiwi jam onto the bread, spread some maple syrup before serving.
Homemade Kiwi Jam
Here is my recipe of Homemade Kiwifruits jam
1 cup caster sugar
1/4 cup of lemon juice
2 tsp jelly powder
- Peel kiwifruits and mashed it with fork into puree. If may also use blender to blend into puree, but remember do not over crush the kiwi seed as you will feel tart taste.
- Sprinkle and mix with caster sugar and lemon juice.
- Pour the mixture onto the hot pot and cook until the liquid dry out.
- Approximately cook for 20 minutes using medium heat, sprinkle the jelly powder on it.
- Until you see the jam look mixture, remove from heat and let it cold down in another seperate clean bowl.
- Once cold, keep the jam in the sterilized jam botol and refrigerate it.
Kiwi Ball Dessert
I serve them with fresh raspberries for the whole combination. It brings the vivid colour for your eyes first, and indeed they are delicious too. The method in making these Kiwi ball are same when the traditional making the savoury sushi but the only difference are some of the ingredients are totally varies. What it bring the Japanese rice comes together is the coconut milk. If you could not find the fresh coconut milk from your country, you can always substitute them with UHT coconut cream or heavy whip cream.
For sushi rice,
- 2 cups Japanese rice
- 1 cup water
- 5 tablespoons fresh coconut milk
- 2 1/2 tablespoons sugar
- Zespri Green Kiwifruit
- Fresh raspberries
- Slice the fresh green kiwi as thin as you can
- Cook the Japanese rice in rice cooker.
- After rice cooked, in another pot, combine the rice with water and sugar.
- Leaving the rice to rest, covered for another 10 minutes
- When cool, gently add the coconut milk mixture and mix to combine.
- Use the rice at room temperature.
- Wet your hands, and scope small section of the rice in your palm; and shape into round shape. Optional: If you would like some filling in the kiwi ball, you may stuff the paste or kani inside.
- Decorate with green kiwifruit slice on top of the kiwi ball, and serve together with fresh raspberries.


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'Competition' shall mean the annual International Wine and Spirit Competition held by International Wine and Spirit Competition Limited.
'Data' shall mean all information recorded upon the Entry Form by the Entrant.
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'Entrant' shall mean the producer/ importer/retailer of the Entry.
'Entry/Entries' shall mean the Wines and Spirits entered into the Competition by the Entrant.
'Entry Brochure' shall mean the annual entry brochure produced by IWSC and included on the Website and in the Entry Pack.
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'IWSC Cellars' shall mean 17 Dunsfold Park, Stovold's Hill, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 8TB.
'IWSC's Bank Account' shall mean the bank account held by IWSC details of which are contained in the Entry Form.
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'Legal Information' (for Entries produced outside the EU) shall mean the name and address of the producer, the alcohol content, the volume and the contents of the Entry.
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1.6 By signing and returning the Entry Form to IWSC, the Entrant agrees to be bound by these T&Cs.
2.1 The Entrant must enter the Competition by submitting an Entry Form to IWSC, paying the Entry Fee and delivering the Entries to IWSC in accordance with section 5.
2.2 The Entry Form must be completed in writing or on-line by logging onto the Website, and submitted to IWSC by post, email or on-line. It is the Entrant's responsibility to ensure they obtain confirmation that the emailed Entry Form has been received by IWSC. IWSC will not accept any liability for any undelivered Entry Forms.
2.3 Paper Entry Forms must be sent to IWSC Limited, Entry Department, 17 Dunsfold Park, Stovold's Hill, Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 8TB and must be accompanied by the Entry Fee or payment particulars as detailed in section 4.
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3.1 Entries will only be accepted if they are produced in commercial quantities and are of sound marketable quality from a commercial batch.
3.2 All Entries must be finished and in their final container and sealed with the final seal.
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3.4 Entries must not contain any illegal additives.
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3.6 In the event that the Entrant is not the producer of the Entries, the Entrant warrants that it has all necessary consents and permissions to enter the Entry into the Competition. The Entrant will indemnify IWSC for any claims which arise as a result of the Entrant submitting an Entry which it does not have the authority to submit.
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5.11 Title in the Entries will pass to IWSC upon receipt of the Entry to IWSC's Cellars.
5.12 IWSC will not be responsible to the Entrant for any loss or damage to the Entries whatsoever, whilst in IWSC's possession prior to or during the Competition.
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6.1 Where possible Entries will be judged in the category they have been entered into.
6.2 In the event of insufficient Entries in any particular category, Entries may, at IWSC's discretion and without reference to the Entrant, be placed in another category.
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7.6 Entrants agree that they will only use IWSC's name, logo and Winners Marketing Package to promote specific winning Entries and not to promote their whole range. Only the winning Entries may be promoted as winners of the International Wine and Spirit Competition awards.
7.7 Winning Entrants will cease to use the IWSC name, logo and Winner's Marketing Package at any time upon 14 days notice from IWSC requiring them to do so.
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8.5 Any breach of these T&Cs will result in the disqualification.
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Arnold Palmer is many things to many people...world famous golf immortal and sportsman, highly-successful business executive, prominent advertising spokesman, skilled aviator, talented golf course designer and consultant, devoted husband, father and grandfather and a man with a down-to-earth common touch that has made him one of the most popular and accessible public figures in history.
His popularity and success have grown with the tremendous golf boom in this latter half of the century to heights few ever anticipated. Certainly each contributed to the other, a fact given recognition when he was named "Athlete of the Decade" for the 1960s in a national Associated Press poll. Before, during and after that great decade, the famous golfer amassed 92 championships in professional competition of national or international stature by the-end of 1993. Sixty-one of the victories came on the U.S. PGA Tour, starting with the 1955 Canadian Open.
Beside the magnificent performance record, his magnetic personality and unfailing sense of kindness and thoughtfulness to everybody with whom he comes in contact have endeared him to millions throughout the world and led to the informal formation of the largest non-uniformed "military" organization in existence - Arnie's Army. Seven of his victories came in what the golfing world considers the four major professional championships. He won the Masters Tournament four times, in 1958, 1960, 1962 and 1964; the U.S. Open in spectacular fashion in 1960 at Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver and the British Open in 1961 and 1962. He came from seven strokes off the pace in the final round in that U.S. Open win and has finished second in four other Opens since then. Among the majors, only the PGA Championship has eluded him. He has finished second in the PGA three times.
Arnie's springboard to professional fame and fortune was his victory in the U.S. Amateur Championship in 1954. He turned professional a few months later. His hottest period was a four-year stretch from 1960 to 1963 when he landed 29 of his titles and collected almost $400,000 at a time when the purses were minute by today's standards. He was the leading money-winner in three of those years and twice represented the U.S. in the prestigious Ryder Cup Match, serving in 1963 as the victorious captain.
It was also during this period that his rapidly-growing business interests got their start, through the impetus of Palmer himself and with the guidance and efforts of his business manager, Mark McCormack, and his wide-ranging organization. Arnold is president of Arnold Palmer Enterprises, a multi-division structure encompassing much of his global commercial activity that is centered in Cleveland. He has been involved in automobile and aviation service firms in his Latrobe (PA) hometown, Charlotte NC, and elsewhere around the country for many years.
Arnold is president and sole owner (since 1971) of Latrobe Country Club and president and principal owner of the Bay Hill Club and Lodge, Orlando, FL, which he and a group of associates acquired on lease in 1970. Bay Hill hosts the annual Nestle Invitational on the PGA Tour. Arnold also is tournament professional and member of the Board of Directors of Laurel Valley Golf Club, Ligonier, PA, with which he has been affiliated since its founding in the late 1950s.
He is a major stockholder and member of the Board of Directors of ProGroup, Inc., Ooltewah, TN, (Chattanooga area), a sporting goods company which manufactures and markets various leisure-industry products focused on golf, including equipment bearing the Palmer name and design. Another important facet of his activities involves golf course design, management and teaching in businesses operating as Palmer Course Design Company, in which he is associated with Edwin B. Seay, past president of the American Society of Golf Course Architects; Arnold Palmer Golf Management Company, and the Arnold Palmer Golf Academy. Since the mid-1960s, Palmer has put his stamp on some 200 new courses throughout the nation and world. His modest business empire and tournament play keep Palmer on the move much of the year, most of the travel in his Cessna Citation VII jet aircraft with Arnold at the controls when aboard.
Palmer was born on September 10, 1929, in Latrobe, a small industrial town in Western Pennsylvania at the foothills of the Allegheny Mountains some 50 miles east of Pittsburgh. He still spends the warm months of the year there, but makes his winter home in the Orlando area. He has numerous active and honorary memberships in clubs throughout the world, including famed St. Andrews in Scotland and prominent Oakmont in Pittsburgh.
The golfing great has been the recipient of countless honors, the symbolic plaques, trophies and citations scattered throughout his personal, club and business worlds. He has received virtually every national award in golf and after his great 1960 season both the Hickok Athlete of the Year and Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year trophies. He is a charter member of the World Golf Hall of Fame and a member of the American Golf Hall of Fame at Foxburg, PA, and the PGA Hall of Fame in Florida. He is chairman of the USGA Members Program and served as Honorary National Chairman of the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation for 20 years. He played a major role in the fund-raising drive that led to the creation of the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women in Orlando in the 1980s. A long-time member of the Board of Directors of Latrobe Area Hospital, he established a major annual fund-raising golf event for that institution in 1992.
The saga of Arnold Palmer began when he was four years old, swinging his first set of golf clubs, cut down by his father, Milfred J. (Deacon) Palmer, who worked at Latrobe Country Club from 1921 until his death in 1976, much of that time as both golf professional and course superintendent. Before long, Arnie was playing well enough to beat the older caddies at the club. He began caddying himself when he was 11 and worked at virtually every job at the club in the ensuing years.
The strongly-built young man concentrated on golf in high school and soon was dominating the game in Western Pennsylvania. He won his first of five West Penn Amateur Championships when he was 17, competed successfully in national junior events and went to Wake Forest University (then College), where he became No. 1 man on the golf team and one of the leading collegiate players of that time. Deeply affected by the death in an auto accident of his close friend and classmate, Bud Worsham, younger brother of 1947 U.S. Open Champion Lew Worsham, Arnold withdrew from college during his senior year and began a three-year hitch in the Coast Guard. His interest in golf rekindled while he was stationed in Cleveland. He was working there as a salesman and playing amateur golf after his discharge from the service and brief return to Wake Forest when he won the U.S. Amateur in 1954 following his second straight victory in the Ohio Amateur earlier that summer.
It was during this period that he met Winifred Walzer at a tournament in Eastern Pennsylvania. They were married shortly after he turned professional in the fall of 1954 and Winnie traveled with him when he joined the pro tour in early 1955. The Palmers have two daughters - Peggy Palmer Wears, of Durham, NC, and Amy Palmer Saunders, of Windermere, FL; four granddaughters, Emily (1127/81), Katherine Anne (912182), Anne Palmer (9/14184) Saunders and Nicola Wears and a grandson, Samuel Palmer Saunders (7130187). Arnold's brother, Jerry, who succeeded their father as course superintendent at Latrobe CC, and sisters, Mrs. Lois Jean Tilley and Sandra Sarady, live in the Latrobe area. Jerry is now general manager of Latrobe CC and all Palmer properties there. Their mother, Dons, passed away in 1979 after a long, brave battle against crippling arthritis.


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After the popular successes of Exocet and Mason, Emigre has once again teamed up with Jonathan Barnbrook to bring you his latest venture into type land. Priori is a logical progression from Mason, a typeface he designed around ten years ago. Where Mason was designed purely for display purposes and featured only caps, Priori includes lower case, companion serif and sans serif versions, alternates and, according to its creator, is shooting for text face status – a bold claim from a designer who loves to wear his influences on his sleeve and who has little use for typography that aspires to be "neutral" or "transparent."


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That's just being lazy !mihol wrote:a lot of Windows developers & admin people have Powershell skills acquired over the last 10 years but they lack similar skills for using bash. Is that a good enough answer?
as have I - it is very very useful more meDougieLawson wrote:Why would anyone want to use powershell when Ubuntu's bash is natively installable on Windows 10? Microsoft have developed an installer package for that. https://msdn.microsoft.com/commandline/ ... tall_guide I've been using that for a couple of months now.
As there are new (alpha) versions every 2 weeks or so, do you remember what version (i.e. v6.0.0-alpha.8) you tried?ssfdre38 wrote:i tested powershell onto my test raspberry pi and it doesnt look like it will support it all. Even if you try to build it from source it will stop you right away cause its not an x64 processor
Whose Bash? Come on, credit where credit is due.DougieLawson wrote:.... when Ubuntu's bash is natively installable ...
Don't be pedantic. The deal is between Microsoft & Canonical.ewaller wrote:Whose Bash? Come on, credit where credit is due.DougieLawson wrote:.... when Ubuntu's bash is natively installable ...
But is that ARM WinIoT or ARM Raspbian ?mihol wrote:@ssfdre38, a currently proposed merge for .NET core "[Arm/CI] Add hardfp build to arm32_ci_script.sh #12577" https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/pull/12577 and an existing PowerShell issue would seem related.
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/1635 mentions ARM already
'OS: Windows or Unix
Architecture: ARM, amd64, x86'
The pending merge would address the first of several dependency for porting PowerShell to ARM platform.
Hence from my view this looks like its just a matter of time until PowerShell on RaspberryPi will become available.
Would you share this view?
I tried this weekend and failed. RasPi 3 and both Ubuntu 16.04 and Raspbian. I compiled the native binaries on the pi after cloning in the PS repo, then had to copy that out to a dev box, since the .NET SDK is also unsupported on ARM at this time, compile there and ship back to the pi. PS starts up but then crashes with a segmentation fault. Something to do with those native binaries.apetitjean wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2017 9:11 amHello everyone!
As you may know, Microsoft just released .Net Core 2.0 that now supports (still in preview) ARM32 processors.
I haven't had the time yet to try but my guess is it is now theoretically possible to run PowerShell version 6 (still in beta too) on Raspberry.
Here are some interesting pointers :
- Installing PowerShell on Raspberry (translated discussion thread from French)
- Installer PowerShell sur Raspberry Pi (Original topic)
CecilWard,Pipelining entire objects instead of just the stdout alone is sufficient to want to have this in raspbian.
Could either of you tell me how pipelining objects in shell commands is in anyway useful on an OS where none of the programs that run on it support piping objects in or out?The object pipeline thing is so sensible.
RPiRoss wrote: ↑Sun Dec 31, 2017 4:04 pmYes! You can!
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Family Relationships Quarterly No. 11
Articles include culturally responsive family dispute resolution, children's understandings of post-separation decision making about them
The Australian Institute of Family Studies acknowledges the traditional country throughout Australia on which we gather, live, work and stand.
We acknowledge all traditional custodians, their Elders past, present and emerging, and we pay our respects to their continuing connection to their culture, community, land, sea and rivers.


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Bachelor Degree Requirements, Academic Policies, and More are in the Handbook:
Turfgrass Science and Management is an applied science program that focuses on the production and maintenance of grassed areas, including home lawns, parks, golf courses and other athletic surfaces. This concentration integrates scientific theory with practical experience, and covers such topics as grass and seed identification, turfgrass culture and physiology, pest control, and equipment maintenance. Students in this concentration have the option of selecting a business management or a science focus. Many graduates find employment in the golf course industry, while others choose to specialize in sports turf management. The lawn care industry also employs many of our graduates in jobs as varied as research, sales, and direct lawn maintenance.


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I don't think I would actually wear it with the printed silk shorts.
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Take a trip down memory lane by clicking on the thumbnail graphics for the U.S. Drought Monitor maps from around this time of year from 2013, 2012 and 2011.
From the Sterling Journal-Advocate (Sara Waite):
Wednesday's declaration — the first such designation made by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 2013 — makes all qualified farm operators in the areas eligible for low-interest emergency loans…
All of the designated counties have shown a drought intensity value of at least D2 (severe drought) for eight consecutive weeks based on U.S. Drought Monitor measurements, providing for an automatic designation. Logan County has ranged from extreme (D3) to exceptional (D4) — the highest level on the scale — since early August 2012. The U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Jan. 3 shows Logan County in a large swath of central and western states where the drought is expected to persist or intensify at least through March 31.
In 2012, USDA designated 2,245 counties in 39 states as disaster areas due to drought, or 71 percent of the United States. At the height of the 2012 drought, Vilsack announced a series of aggressive USDA actions to get help to farmers, ranchers and businesses impacted by the 2012 drought, including lowering the interest rate for emergency loans, working with crop insurance companies to provide flexibility to farmers, and expanding the use of Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres for haying and grazing, which opened 2.8 million acres and brought nearly $200 million in forage for all livestock producers during a critical period.
At the same time, the ag secretary and many other officials were calling on Congress to pass a new Farm Bill to replace the expiring 2008 bill to ensure that the USDA would continue to be able to provide certain programs to help farmers and ranchers facing losses from the drought. As part of the so-called fiscal cliff deal, the 2008 Farm Bill was extended temporarily, but according to Logan County FSA director Sherry Lederhos, it is still unclear what that means for relief programs. She said the office is waiting for direction on which programs have been extended and what assistance they can provide to local producers…
In addition to Logan County, Wednesday's designation includes Adams, Arapahoe, Baca, Bent, Chaffee, Cheyenne, Crowley, Custer, Douglas, Elbert, El Paso, Fremont, Huerfano, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Lake, Las Animas, Lincoln, Logan, Morgan, Otero, Park, Phillips, Prowers, Pueblo, Sedgwick, Teller, Washington, Weld and Yuma counties as primary disaster areas. All contiguous counties are also eligible for natural disaster assistance.
In all, the designation affects 597 counties in 14 states: Alabama, 14 counties; Arkansas, 47; Arizona, 4; Colorado, 30; Georgia, 92; Hawaii, 2; Kansas, 88; Oklahoma, 76; Missouri, 31; New Mexico, 19; Nevada, 9; South Carolina, 11; Texas, 157; and Utah, 17.
Meanwhile, CSU Extension is holding drought summits through March 12. Here's the inside skinny:
As calendar year 2012 came to a close, most of the State of Colorado was categorized in D2 – D4 drought stage. The outlook for 2013 is toward above average temperatures and average to below average precipitation. Management decisions will be critical for agricultural producers and families to maintain the resource base of their operations.
Colorado State University Extension in the Golden Plains Area is planning to host a series of Drought Summits to provide critical drought management information to producers and their families.
Five informational meetings will be held at different locations throughout the Golden Plains Area and will simultaneously be presented as a web cast. Anyone can attend either in person at the sites listed below or link to the web cast. There is no charge for attending in person or linking to the web cast. For those attending at the physical locations, lunch will be provided courtesy of sponsors.
Drought Summit dates, locations, and topics are as follows:
Feb. 12 – Burlington Community Center, Burlington – Weather updates and Crop Insurance issues.
Feb. 19 – Washington County Events Center, Akron – Crop production issues, forage production with limited irrigation, entomology and insect concerns during drought.
Feb. 26 – Yuma Community Center, Yuma– Livestock production issues including herd liquidation and tax consequences and livestock disease during drought.
March 5 – Phillips County Events Center, Holyoke – Range management issues, pasture management, invasive weeds, insects.
March 12 – Sedgwick County Courthouse Annex, Julesburg – Human resources issues, family financial management and communications.
All five summit presentations are scheduled to begin at 11:00am and conclude at 1:00pm.
Please RSVP by the Monday prior to each meeting to Dennis Kaan in the Washington County Extension office at 970-345-2287 if you are planning to attend a presentation in person so we can get an accurate count for lunch. The web cast will be presented via Adobe Connect. In order to login to the web cast, go to the following web address: http://connect.extension.iastate.edu/colodrought
When you go to that URL you will find yourself at a login page. Simply click on bullet "Enter as a guest." You will then be prompted for your name. Enter your name and click "Enter Room" to enter the meeting space. You can hear the presentation but you will have to type questions in the chat box and the presenters will address them.
Any time before the meeting you can visit the following URL to confirm your ability to connect to the Connect server:
From The Aurora Sentinel (Sara Castellanos) and the Associated Press:
Aurora's water reservoirs are at about 57 percent of their storage capacity, which is low and "not normal or ideal," said Marshall Brown, director of Aurora Water. Brown said he's concerned because if this year's mild winter continues, it would be compounded with the dryness of 2012 which would lead to water levels being even lower in Aurora's reservoirs.
"The forecasts for 2013 are not good right now, so the potential is for this drought that we're in now to be as bad as anything we've seen in recent history," he said.
The city uses about 50,000 acre-feet of water annually. As the drought continues, the Prairie Waters drought hardening project will be operating at full-blast, Brown said. "Prairie Waters is a huge help for us now," Brown said.
Currently, the Prairie Waters project is being operated at half its capacity, said Joe Stibrich, deputy director of water resources for Aurora Water. By the summer, Prairie Waters is expected to deliver 10,000 acre-feet of water, or 20 percent of Aurora's total water consumption, which wouldn't need to be pulled out of Aurora's reservoir storage. "As demand increases we'd ramp Prairie Waters up (in the spring)," said Stibrich.
It's too early to tell whether any updates will be made to the city's watering restrictions in the spring, but it's always a possibility, Brown said. Aurora City Council members would have to approve new watering restrictions for 2013 before they would go into effect…
The outlook for a major change in Colorado's drought is uncertain even though holiday storms have improved the mountain snowpack, according to climate researchers. "It's not quite good enough to pull us out of the 'drought,' but at least (it's) bringing temporary relief and optimism," State Climatologist Nolan Doesken said.
Snow levels were as low as 40 percent of average earlier this month in the state's eight major river basins. Doesken said the forecast for the first part of 2013 doesn't include much moisture, and the longer range outlook is uncertain.


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Wow: MaK Is Minecraft Meets Mario Galaxy In Space
Goodness, this looks impressive. MaK (pronounced "make") is a game about building. Yes, there are roughly seven trillion of those at this point, but it's actually aiming to execute the concept in an impressively different fashion. The short version: It's highly physics-based, and there's a lot of tethering and electricity conduction involved. As for the long version, well, it's complicated, and you'll be much better served by the trailer after the break than you will me. Seriously, though, go check it out. This spaced-out construct-o-tron just rocketed to the top of my "to watch" list.
Crazy, right? Between the Mario-Galaxy-esque gravity flipping and Rube-Goldberg-level contraption-building, I'm liking what I see very, very much. Unbelievably, it's being helmed by small group of friends with the extremely admirable goal of "making something intensely fun."
"With our project, MaK, we're setting out to capture the feeling of exploring something really new. To that end, we're building a unique world with its own laws of physics and we're serving up the player with a set of freeform building blocks to build structures and functional contraptions. At its core MaK is a physics sandbox with tethers, rockets, explosives, teleportation, relative gravity and potentially unlimited room for creativity."
"The gameplay comes from a variety of fun game modes that we're wrapping around this sandbox. From single player mind benders to competitive multiplayer modes like our recently implemented 'Bombing Run' style game, the weird physics and contraption building add an element of unpredictable mayhem to the proceedings."
The team's also shooting for a light "slapstick" element, so expect things to go horribly awry in riotously amusing fashions. It's also got its own Steam Greenlight page with a few more details, so check that out if you're curious.
This looks like quite the thing, though, doesn't it? I suppose there's always the chance it could end up too complex for mortal meat brains, but only time will tell on that front. Until then, I'm very excited about the prospect of seeing more. Godspeed, tiny round-cube robot space men. Godspeed.


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Small Biz 101: Tips, Resources on Crowd Sourcing
Use these resources to help your small business.
Feb. 14, 2011 -- Economists say that small businesses are the engine of financial recovery -- both for our country and for people who want to take their work life into their own hands. There's no shortage of resources to help even the smallest start-ups to make more money now.
CLICK HERE for a complete list of Tory's small business resources.
Crowdfunding. Elaine Zelker is a mother of three in Easton, Pa., who works as a registered nurse. And while she's good at what she does, her real passion is photography, which she wants to make her fulltime career. Like anyone interested in such a transition, she can't afford to lose her steady income and benefits to pursue her craft full time.
To draw attention to her work, Elaine dreamed of a gallery exhibition showcasing her series of elderly hand portraits. But such an undertaking costs money for printing, framing and promotion. So she turned to crowdfunding to raise the cash. Instead of looking for a single financier such as a bank loan, investor or that rich uncle, crowdfunding enables you reach out to a large group of people through social media to contribute smaller amounts of money for your cause.
Elaine used Indiegogo, one of several sites that offer all the tools to create a campaign to raise money. She spread the word about her business idea on Twitter, Facebook and via e-mail -- and she raised $2,600 to launch her exhibition. Contributions -- not loans or investments -- came from almost 40 people (friends, family and even strangers who appreciated her idea) and ranged from $10 to $500. The site takes a percentage of the amount you raise. Indiegogo says more than a million bucks was distributed to its members last month.
Crowdsourcing. Tiffany Reed owns a graphic and web design business and is always looking for new clients. She benefits from a crowdsourcing site called CrowdSpring, where thousands of projects are posted, along with the price the buyer is willing to pay. Creative freelancers and small business owners like Tiffany submit their work for consideration.
CrowdSpring says about $300,000 a month is paid to US-based creatives like Tiffany. The majority of projects are low-paying, but you can make up for it in volume and by establishing contacts with prospective clients to help grow your business. That's worked well for Tiffany: last year, she earned nearly $13,000 from CrowdSpring, and many of her clients hired her off the site for additional work and others found her work on the site and engaged her in projects.
Mobile payments. Mother-daughter team Donna and Lauren Johanson run Chivas Skincare on their goat farm in Fillmore, Calif. They make soap from goat's milk and sell their wares online and at farmer's markets and holiday bazaars.
With a cash-only business, customers don't buy as much as they do when they can pay with plastic. Now they use Square, a small attachment to a mobile phone that allows them to swipe credit cards to accept payments on the go. The Johanson's says business has increased by 15 percent since they began using Square.
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And it gets uglier.
Bob McGinn reports that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers offered a late-round draft pick for Brett Favre last week, something the Packers wisely rejected without consideration.
And Greg Bedard reports that Mark Murphy is headed to Mississippi to see Favre. (Question for JS Online: Why do the posts disappear when we click on an individual item? Click on the item now and it takes us right to comments, which frankly makes it silly to link.)
UPDATE: Rob Demovsky of the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports that Murphy will attempt to convince Favre to stay away from camp. Good luck with that. Ted Thompson already spoke to Favre about their options and the two "agreed to disagree," per Thompson. Not sure how Murphy changes that.


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Reiki - Crosby Villa
Crosby Villa is a village in the civil parish of Crosscanonby in Cumbria, United Kingdom. It is located on the A596 road, roughly three-and-three-quarter miles north-east of Maryport and a similar distance south-west of Aspatria. Wikipedia
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Okapia Reiki Healing
Cockermouth, Cumbria
01900 821849
Blessings and Light. Welcome...I offer therapeutic healing, using a combination of reiki, spiritual healing and channeling of energy through my hands. Usually, the client lies [...]Distance: 5.47 miles.
Okapia Reiki Spiritual and Angelic Healing
Cockermouth, Cumbria
01900 821849
Harmonise body, mind and spirit through gentle hands on healing. Trained International Reiki Master and member of IPTI; Member of the National Federation and [...]Distance: 5.47 miles.
Inner Spirit Therapies – Cirrus Dobinson
Cockermouth, Cumbria, CA13 9JW
07939 848664
Offering ANGELIC REIKI, CRYSTAL THERAPY, CALMOLOGY which is meditation and therapy combined. I specialise in releasing and rebalancing emotional blocks, at a Soul level, [...]Distance: 5.64 miles.
Your Limitless Self
Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 0AD
Reiki is a natural technique for relaxation and stress reduction which helps create an improved sense of well-being. It is gentle and non-invasive and can [...]Distance: 10.43 miles.
Energy Reiki for mind ,body and soul
Pica, Cumbria, CA14 4QA
07704748016 - OR - send me an e-mail - 01946 833377
Mobile Reiki practitoner You receive treatments in the comfort of your own home,petrol costs are included in your Reiki treatment. You can also visit my website [...]Distance: 11.45 miles.
Souls Speak
Wigton, Cumbria, CA7 9QW
Reiki is a unique and incredibly powerful healing modality. In today's increasing busy world, it is even more essential than ever to maintain good [...]Distance: 11.98 miles.
Nicky Forbes – Reiki Master Teacher
Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 5RQ
Offering Reiki sessions and Reiki attunements of all levels, Reiki I, Reiki II, Reiki III Master Practitioner and Reiki IIIB Master Teacher in the [...]Distance: 13.74 miles.
Five Senses Hideaway
Carlisle, Cumbria, CA5 7QS
01228 317040
Five Senses Hideaway is a beautiful therapy centre hidden away behind the Co-op store in Dalston. Becky treats clients there and in her own private [...]Distance: 18.48 miles.
Annan reiki
Annan, Dumfries, DG12 5EZ
07840 655 297
come and take a break from the rigours of life and find the relaxation you seek. reiki can help reduce stress and pain and [...]Distance: 18.95 miles.
Wishing Well Therapies, Workshops & Wellness Centre
Carlisle, Cumbria, CA2 6JP
07961 323830
If you are feeling unwell, have a lack of energy, feel like you have tried most things but nothing seems to be effective, then [...]Distance: 20.58 miles.
Inspired by Life Ltd
Carlisle, Cumbria, CA1 2AQ
01228 513134
We offer mobile reiki treatments in Carlisle, Cumbria and the Lake District. Clients can either come to us in Carlisle or we can travel [...]Distance: 22.35 miles.
Now and Zen
Traditional Usui Reiki Master and Reiki sechiem master. Have been practing reiki for over 18 years, work at neuros spa dumfries and McIntyre's Salon thornhill REIKI [...]Distance: 23.25 miles.
Reiki Majic
Dumfries, DG1 3AP
HEALING:- If you are suffering from any type of pain, anxiety/stress, depression, sleeping disorders or trauma from the past reiki healing will get to the [...]Distance: 24.28 miles.
Heart Songs
Dumfries, Dumfries, DG7 1DX
Heart Songs is owned by myself, Elizabeth Drake, an experienced healer and teacher . Having practised in the south of England for many years [...]Distance: 24.87 miles.
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The Lamar Porter Complex is nestled in the Historic Stifft Station District of the City of Little Rock between UAMS (University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences) and the State Capitol Building in Little Rock. The 10 acre site covers four blocks and was gifted to the Little Rock Boys' Club (now the Boys & Girls Club of Central Arkansas) in memory of Lamar Porter.
The complex contains the Billy Mitchell Boys and Girls Club, a yet to be named multipurpose Field, a practice field, Woodruff Community Garden, a playground and recreational area and historic Lamar Porter Field and Stadium. The complex was constructed under the WPA (Works Projects Administration) on a site identified by John Nolen, a nationally renowned city planner, who was dismayed by Little Rock's lack of recreational facilities. Construction began in 1934 and the field opened in 1937.
Today Lamar Porter Field and the multipurpose field are home to RBI (Reviving Baseball in the Inner-city) which is an official program of Major League Baseball. Both Catholic High School and Episcopal Collegiate use Lamar Porter as their home field. Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson first played baseball as a youth at Lamar Porter Field. In 1984, portions of "A Soldier's Story," starring Denzel Washington, were filmed at Lamar Porter. Lamar Porter Field was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on December 6, 1990.
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Nothing worth watching on television? Those TV schedulers never seem to get it right. Think you could do better? TV Manager 2, the latest release by Niels Bauer Games, puts you in charge of a small TV station with the aim of turning it into the biggest network in the country. Buy movie licences, take on advertising contracts and manage your own news spots and programme schedule to get the highest audience figures you can. But remember – your competitors are doing the same! A sequel to the original TV Manager, TV Manager 2 is available both as a Standard edition or with an expansion pack, giving you more maps, more scenarios and more content. And if you want a real challenge, why not try the Booster Cards? TV Manager 2 also features a compatibility mode for the blind, allowing those with full or partial loss of vision to play the game using third-party screen reading software.
TV Manager 2 was developed by NielsBauer, Released in 2010-11-11
TV Manager 2 was Released on Windows
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text: Years ago at the dawn of the blogging era there was a site run by a right-wing evangelical named Joe Carter. The man ran a fun site, in part because he was more than willing to let people like me post harsh criticism in comments about Iraq or creationism. One thing that always stuck in mind from those days, written by Joe during the Iraq debate, was something along the lines of "Democracies do not attack each other." While most of us understood the hopeful sentiment, it was plainly nonsense and as I recall he was quickly taken to task. Fast forward to 2013, just in case there was any doubt how the right feels about democracy, when that democracy isn't a compliant pro-western one, it was laid to rest this weekend by these three whackaloons: [Read more…]