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Fiddleheads, a special type of fern frond that resembles the head of a violin, are easily found in the Northwestern U.S. in springtime and are often pickled. |
The fronds hold their shape surprisingly well during cooking. These have been lightly steamed and drained. They want only a dollop of butter and a little salt and pepper, and then are fit for even a king’s table! |
To be safe, accompany an expert local fiddlehead hunter your first time out--he or she can show you the ropes, saving you a potentially dangerous error. My guide, Mike Brooker, shows me what to looks for when hunting the Maine variety--moist, partly shady terrain. The beaver-chewed tree is a nearly fool-proof sign that... |
Nothing could be simpler than harvesting fiddleheads. But it’s a sound idea to be accompanied by a seasoned gatherer on your first time out. I felt fortunate to tag along with lifelong Mainer Michael Brooker, who gamely offered to show me the ropes. He took me to a lovely spot on his property, where the open woods slop... |
Mike showed me how to identify the correct species. He patiently presented examples of fiddleheads that were past the correct stage for harvesting, which is simple, because as soon as leaves begin to start bursting out of the tightly coiled frond, their peak has passed. I had expected him to demonstrate a particular ty... |
I marveled at Mike’s visual acuity: it seemed that in the time it took me to identify my next target, Mike had found at least half a dozen ferns and plucked them clean. It was the work of only an hour or two for him to fill the large canvas bag suspended from his belt. |
To be fair, I was pretty distracted, this being my first foray into the springtime Boreal Forest. When not picking, I kept myself well entertained by observing the many amazing local plants coming into bloom in Maine’s sudden spring: dog-tooth violets, bleeding heart, and more. |
Even so, despite taking pictures and incessant botanizing, I managed to come away with enough of the tender fronds to make a nice introduction to this venerable tradition. We washed them carefully, steamed them lightly, and served in the simplest way possible, with a dash of salt and pepper and a bit of butter. The fla... |
Fiddleheads are often pickled and there are many ways to do so. The following is a recipe, from the University of Main Coperative Extension Bulletine #4198, entitled ‘Facts on Fiddleheads,” that will show you how to preserve your harvest. |
In 8-quart enamel, stainless steel or glass container, stir fiddleheads, onions, salt, and enough cold water to cover fiddleheads until salt dissolves; stir in ice. Cover; let stand in cool place 3 hours. Drain fiddleheads and rinse with cold running water; drain thoroughly. |
Measure sugar, vinegar, turmeric, celery seed, and mustard seeds into 8-quart Dutch oven or heavy saucepan. Over high heat, heat to boiling. Reduce heat to low; simmer, uncovered 30 minutes, stirring often. Meanwhile, prepare jars and caps. Add fiddleheads and onions to Dutch oven; heat to boiling. Spoon hot fiddlehead... |
For more information, see this more in-depth article on Fiddleheads. |
Randel A. Agrella has overseen rare seed production at Baker Creek since 2005. He writes and lectures extensively, and owns and operates AbundantAcres.net, which has grown and shipped strictly heirloom, chemical-free veggie starts and plants, since 2004. He has recently relocated to Maine, and you can follow the develo... |
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Welcome to the first HR L&D Podcast – created by Nick Day from JGA Recruitment. |
In this episode CEO and Founder of Anders Pink, Stephen Walsh discusses “Content Curation for L&D Professionals”. |
Anders Pink aims to help teams stay smart through continuous learning and by curating relevant content. They help find, filter and share the latest content on any topic, client, sector or industry which saves businesses time by locating better content faster and therefore improving engagement. Anders Pink are also able... |
In this episode, we take a deep-dive into Stephen’s 20-plus years in learning technology and communications to help us understand how learning and development practitioners can achieve a culture of continuous learning and content curation for their businesses. |
We also discover more about Stephen’s book ‘Content Curation for Learning’ and we explore how L&D professionals can intelligently filter the way people see information and better support organizations by creating habit-forming practices that will help you to improve your processes for continuous learning and content cu... |
So, fasten your seat-belts for a journey deep into the world of content curation! |
The key strategies behind Stephen’s “Seek, Sense and Share model”. |
The key strategies you would recommend to help them make their content curation processes more efficient? |
How you can own the content curation process? |
The key ‘tangible business benefits’ of a business having a content curation strategy? |
The HR L&D Podcast that requires your support for it to survive. It is a niche podcast created for a specialist audience, so if you like the show, please subscribe to it, review it and share it with as many of your HR or L&D colleagues as possible. |
If you wish to get involved with HR L&D Podcast or indeed if you would like to suggest a topic or tell us what you think about it, please get in touch! |
Someday you may want to change the antifreeze in the Universal M25 diesel, or like me, you HAVE to drain it because you are going to replace the exhaust riser. |
BTW - what's that small hose coming out of the manifold under the coolant cap? That's the overflow hose for the manifold. On Reality Check, this hose is routed down the side of the engine and ends up in the bilge under the galley sink. There isn't a coolant recovery tank, never has been, and there has never been antifr... |
Hey look! The petcock handle is facing forward, in line with the hole where the antifreeze comes out! Yes, that is the closed position. |
I can open and close the petcock by pushing it with my thumb. Some people use pliers. |
One cup isn't going to hold all the antifreeze in the manifold! |
Fill up cup, close petcock, dump antifreeze in container for disposal, repeat. |
What next? What about getting the antifreeze back into the manifold? |
Taking off the heat exchanger is pretty common and you have to drain the coolant to do that... the next step after removing and re-installing the the heat exchanger is refilling the manifold with antifreeze and bleeding the cooling system. |
Most marinas have a recycling area for disposal of old fuel and oil. Antifreeze, no. Check Earth911.com for recycling centers for antifreeze near you. |
HOSPITAL WEBSITES - Private hospitals, London hospitals, NHS hospital, Clinics, NHS trusts. |
Hospital: n. An institution that provides medical, surgical, or psychiatric care and treatment for the sick or the injured. |
Providers of private healthcare across the UK. |
NHS trust bringing together two renowned teaching hospitals. |
University College Hospital, Hospital for Tropical Diseases, National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson & Obstetric Hospital, Eastman Dental Hospital, The Royal London Homoeopathic Hospital and The Heart Hospital. |
Private healthcare hospital based in Surrey. |
The clinic has an international reputation as an acute care hospital and attracts patients from all over the world. |
This is the joint website of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Trust (GOSH) and UCL Institute of Child Health (ICH). |
Belfast City Hospital, Royal Victoria Hospital, Royal Jubilee Maternity Service, Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children, Mater Hospital, Musgrave Park Hospital, Forster Green Hospital & Knockbracken Healthcare Park. |
The only private London hospital entirely dedicated to women and children, with a world-wide reputation for exceptional quality of care. |
The largest private hospital group in the capital, with six world-class acute hospitals and HCA Laboratories. |
Privides all the information about its services. |
One of the largest and busiest hospitals in London. We provide important local, regional, national and international services, as well as training and education for medical, nursing and dental students. We are also a significant research centre. |
Ferrari Brut is made using the traditional metodo classico. After a hand-harvest in September, the wine undergoes a gentle pressing and first fermentation in tanks. The wine is bottled and a second fermentation occurs with selected yeasts. |
bread-crust. A sparkling wine of pronounced finesse. Perfect served as an aperitif or with lighter dishes, especially seafood. |
Restorative Yoga for Strength- Benefits! |
Thousands of years ago yoga originated in India, and in present day and age, an alarming awareness was observed in health and natural remedies among people by yoga and pranayama which has been proven an effective method for improving health in addition to prevention and management of diseases. With increasing scientifi... |
Yoga is reported to reduce stress and anxiety, improves autonomic functions by triggering neurohormonal mechanisms by the suppression of sympathetic activity, and even, nowadays, several reports suggested yoga is beneficial for the physical health of cancer patients. Such global recognition of yoga also testifies to In... |
So why is building strength important? |
It improves bone density, reducing our risk of osteoporosis. |
We naturally lose lean muscle mass as part of the aging process. Strength training can help to preserve it. Stronger muscles help to stabilize the joints. This can help to prevent injuries – especially important for those with hypermobile joints.Strength training helps to improve resting metabolic rate. |
It has also been shown to have a positive effect on our mental health, including reductions in anxiety, depression, and pain intensity; improved sleep and confidence, self-esteem, self-efficacy, and resilience. |
Does yoga count as strength training? |
The short answer is … it depends. There are so many different ways to practice that it’s not possible just to prescribe only ‘yoga’ to get stronger. Certain types of yoga like Yin and Restorative will not help you build muscle and nor should they, but with asanas such as Warrior poses, Planks, arm balances and inversio... |
When we practice yoga poses we involve the whole body, rather than trying to isolate specific muscles – like when using fixed gym machines. We recruit other muscle groups to act as stabilizers, as well as the muscles where the main action takes places. In this way, yoga can be a great form of functional strength traini... |
Can you gain strength with Yoga? |
Can you tone your body with yoga? |
Practicing yoga poses, or asanas will give you a long, limber look while also improving your cardiovascular health and overall wellness. Weights and machines are not required to tone your body in yoga. In certain poses, however, you are lifting your own body weight. |
Is yoga enough for strength training? |
Maybe, if you’ve never done any strength training and the yoga you practice is challenging enough that your muscles feel as though they are getting fatigued as you hold the asanas, or poses. Like Pilates, yoga is an excellent toning tool, and beginners can make significant strength gains. |
Want to try a restorative and toning yoga class with Manali? |
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10 Tips to Overcome Depression! |
Finding Calmness among the Chaos! |
As my gift to you, I would like to send you a copy of my book “Love Yourself- Zen in Your Everyday Life” because I believe that this is the key to a truly balanced life. |
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