And yet another recipe from Five Points Brunch book that I've been going crazy over. There is one more recipe from the book coming soon and I think I may move on to some other meals, but then again, brunch lover that I am, I might just continue with all 100 brunch recipes. And I get to use all this buttermilk that I mentioned not too long ago.
I've never made fried chicken so this is the closest I've come. I lived in the south for a few years and never mastered the art of southern cooking, but i wasn't really trying either. I think it helps to have grown up there, to have had a mom or grandma show you the ropes. Are any of you from the south? What is your secret? What I do know is that while I lived in the south I had the very best fried chicken everywhere I went, it was just always great. And the only fried chicken that could rival that was from The Redhead in New York City. That was incredible, just amazing, if you're in NYC you have to go there, and they have bacon peanut brittles that you can buy by the jar that are just heavenly. So this pan-fried chicken is very good, but nothing compared to almost anywhere in the south or The Redhead. Oh, and I just had fried chicken at Fish & Farm downtown recently, meh, good but not great. This may sound like a lot of fried chicken consumption, but honestly I might have it once or twice a year at most, I just appreciate when it's made to perfection.
The original recipe called for a red cabbage slaw, and seeing that I have no cabbage on hand today I improvised a bit. You cannot go wrong with bacon and avocado on a chicken sandwich. This much I know. And it was very tasty.
You can make the bacon however you like, but I prefer to bake it so I added the directions just in case you've never cooked it this way, my sister recommended it a few years ago and I always bake bacon ever since. It's less messy and comes out perfect. And it helps with the multi-tasking when you have a few things on the stovetop.
Photo note: I used a 50mm lens here, I didn't get too much variety in the shots because, um, I was starving and it was torture, it's like going to the grocery store hungry, never a good idea, same goes for food photography!
I hope "ya'll" enjoy this! Recipe below.
Place bacon strips in baking dish that has sufficient rim (so you don't spill grease in oven), place it in a cold oven, heat oven to 375* and bake for 30-35 minutes (less time for thin strips, about 20 minutes), checking after 30 minutes, baked until crisped.
In small bowl whisk together the buttermilk, cinnamon, honey and mustard with 2 teaspoons salt and 1 teaspoon black pepper. Pour into shallow dish. Add the chicken and coat well, cover and marinate the chicken at least 3 hours, or as long as overnight in the refrigerator.
Put the flour in a wide, shallow dish and season with salt and pepper. Remove the chicken from the marinade, letting it drain for a second or two after you pull it from the dish, then dredge each piece in the seasoned flour.
Heat the oil over medium-high heat in a skillet or sauté pan large enough to accommodate the chicken without crowding. Let the oil heat for a full minute, then add the chicken. Cook it for 6-7 minutes a side until golden brown. Turn the heat down to medium after you flip the meat. Meanwhile toast the buns.
Cut the tomato into 1/2 cubes, scoop out the avocado into small bowl, with a fork give it a rough mash, keeping it a bit chunky, toss in the tomato cubes lightly. You can mash this more if you like, but I always like my guacamole and avocado mash with chunks of avocado intact.
Place chicken on bun, topping with bacon and avocado mash.


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BLUE APPLES are an astounding supernatural power and the key to humanity's spiritual liberation. Myths of their existence contain codes to open our understanding of the deeper depths of consciousness. Joshua, Moses, Nimrod, Mari, Nebuchadnezzar, Jesus and all the alchemists of old put on the Cloak of the Illuminati and became Mighty Men who performed miracles and offered keys to the stargate. Some entered the stargate. How did they do it? They knew the secret of the Blue Apples.
For over 5000 years the Blue Apples have been invested with amazing powers. Sumerian myth maintains the Anunnaki came to Earth from Planet X to retrieve them. Our bodies were manufactured to mine them (along with gold). The Blue Apples transform one into an El or Shining One, an Illuminati. Their secrets were sealed long ago. Now, the Anunnaki are returning to our world and so is their astonishing technology. So too are the spiritual teachings of the Blue Apples.
the mystery and intrigue of the Blue Apples including their secret role in the story of JacobÕs Ladder, MosesÕ burning bush and the crucifixion of Jesus.
their relation to the Cloak of the Illuminati, the stargate cloak of life.
how to create a connection between you and the Blue Apples.
the connection between Planet X, the Blue Apples and stargates.
All the threads in quest lead to Rennes-le-Chateau, a French hilltop village with a history filled with conspiracy, intrigue and stories of a sealed secret, the secret of the Blue Apples. Prepare yourself to join the Stargate Mystery School for the journey of a lifetime in search of the secrets of the Blue Apples in France.
Thousands of years ago the stargate technology of the gods was lost. Mayan Prophecy says it will return by 2012, along with our alignment with the center of our galaxy. This will bring the birth of a new matrix and a new human. We are its elders. Spend a day with author William Henry, creator of this highly original workshop, and special guest researcher, James Arthur, as we engage in a variety of exercises that aim to connect you to the inner truths of who we really are.


2 size assortment so you can always match what the fish are feeding on.
If one thing is for certain, it's that fish love to eat fisht. The Little Brook Trout is my selection when it comes to running a streamer down a creek to attract a rainbow, brown, or brook trout.
It can be fished in slow, fast, and still waters. It can be found in many habitats and is a must have in any fisherman's fly box!


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During these taster days, you will be able to see learning in practice, with multiple opportunities to visit classrooms, observe teaching, and meet our students. Through this, you will gain a clear understanding of the role of a teacher, the important relationships teachers have with students, and how teachers engage, challenge and inspire students during lessons. Being in a classroom observing lessons is a brilliant way to see teaching in action and really get a realistic feel for what it is like to be a teacher today.
In addition, these taster days will build in time for you to explore all potential training routes on offer, with the added opportunity of speaking with staff that elected to train at The Kingsway School, as well as a range of staff at different stages of their career and in different roles. You will be free to ask questions and gain a true understanding of the realities of being a teacher at different levels, from the training process to members of the Senior Leadership Team and Pastoral Team.
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Picture perfect: A blueprint for digital identity
Research from Deloitte & The World Economic Forum
Lack of a strong, universal digital identity solution limits innovation and delivery of efficient, secure, digital-based Fintech offerings. Financial services institutions should drive the development of such a solution.
With the rise in digitalization and innovation the issue of digital identity has become more important than ever before. A universal digital identity solution would benefit everyone–making it easier for all individuals to securely buy a house, cash a check, or purchase alcohol; or a company to securely trade financial assets. Identity theft, fraud, and data breaches are common occurrences which everyone fears.
This report from Deloitte and the World Economic Forum looks at what exists today in the world of digital identity. We consider all aspects of a digital identity solution and how they should all engage with each other. There are many solutions which exist, but they would need to be connected in order to be more comprehensive and scalable.
In this report we outline why we believe that financial institutions should lead the charge in developing a comprehensive digital identity solution. We also sketch a blueprint for a future state of a successful digital identity solution.
Where do you fit into the digital identity ecosystem? What can your organization do to help the cause?
Read the report from Deloitte summarizing the findings of The Forum-Deloitte research
Read the report from the World Economic Forum: Disruptive innovation in financial services: A blueprint for digital identity
Bob Contri
Global Financial Services Industry Leader
bcontri@deloitte.com
Bob Contri is DTTL's Global Financial Services Industry Leader, with responsibility for overseeing Deloitte Global's four financial services sectors: Banking & Securities, Insurance, Investment Manage... More
Rob Galaski
Head of Financial Services, Canada
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In this role, Rob is responsible for overseeing Deloitte's global practices in Retail Banking, Wealth Management, Payments, Corporate Banking, Transaction Banking, Investment Banking and Market Infras... More
World Economic Forum (WEF)
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What is Ontario Auto Reform?
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Can I check my credit report and score?
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What happens if I don't want The Co-operators to use or access my credit score?
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Apple laptop reviews
Apple Mighty Mouse
Stuart Miles · 2 September 2005
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A great mouse worthy of the name, it's a shame it comes with such a premium
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No we haven't taken to reviewing cartoon mice super heroes here at Pocket-lint, well not yet anyway. No, the Mighty Mouse is the new mouse from Apple that breaks from the norm by offering more than one button (though many Mac users may have just bought any competing make before now). But can the previous one-button king just change its spots just like that? We get clicking and find out.
On the surface you can't really tell what's changed. The pebble shaped mouse has all the clear lines you normally associate with Apple. Its shiny white shell offers two grey buttons at the side, a bobble on the top, and a faint logo that tries to help you justify the £35 outlay. Underneath is an optical laser and that's about it.
Left-handers will be pleased to hear this is as ambidextrous as they come and all the buttons are programmable to suit your needs.
In practice and the mouse is very easy to use. Installation to both a Mac and wait for it, PC, was easy and the configuration even easier. But what about those buttons? Hidden is the answer.
The first new button to confuse regular Apple Mac mouse users is that the single button has gone (well unless you want to program it back) click on the left side of the bobble and you get your primary response. Click on the right and you get your secondary (equivalent of pressing Ctrl) response.
Those two grey buttons are actually one, that when squeezed, action whatever command you've set to it. Apple suggests either Expose or Dashboard to begin with and we can certainly see the benefits. The squeezing action does take some time to get use to, but heavy mouse users should get used to it after a couple of hugs.
The final addition is the bobble, or as Apple like to call it, the scroll wheel. Here you can either press it to activate the fourth command or you can whizz it around in circles to achieve vertical and horizontal scrolling in your open windows. The scroll wheel is so simple that it's a wonder it hasn't been used before.
At £35 this is an expensive mouse no matter whether it's "mighty" or not. We found no difficult using the new buttons even though we've read a series of reports and reviews online to suggest otherwise, in fact we are left baffled by one we saw which suggested that Apple should release new guidelines on how to hold a mouse - poppycock is our (polite) response.
Nothing is ever perfect and for this money we would have expected it to be wireless. We can't see any reason why it can't be apart from Apple trying to keep the costs down.
Either way it will make your navigation around the screen a whole lot easier and if you're a heavy mouse user who must have the Apple badge on everything you own, this is certainly one mouse to consider. At least Apple has moved on from the days when it was charging £60 for a single-button ball mouse.
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Le Musée archéologique de Gandia est un musée situé à Gandia, dans la Communauté valencienne, en Espagne. Il accueille le patrimoine archéologique de la comarque de Safor, et notamment, en concurrence avec le Musée de la préhistoire de Valence, une partie des vestiges trouvés dans la , site préhistorique et daté du Paléolithique supérieur.

Bâtiment
Le musée est logé dans les bâtiments de l'hôpital de Saint-Marc dont la création à la fin du  est attribuée au duc de Gandia, Alphonse d'Aragon. Il avait été conçu à l'époque comme une institution sanitaire gratuite. Le changement architectural le plus important eut lieu pendant la première moitié du . La configuration générale du bâtiment est ensuite restée la même jusqu'à aujourd'hui.

Un patio central donne accès à plusieurs dépendances situées tout autour de celui-ci. Les deux salles principales, celle des hommes et celle des femmes, sont réunies par une de leurs extrémités. On note plus particulièrement le toit et les arcs en ogive de la salle des hommes.

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Grotte du Parpalló
La grotte du Parpalló (en catalan : Cova del Parpalló) est un site préhistorique du Paléolithique supérieur. Il est situé dans le parc naturel municipal Parpalló-Borrell, un espace de  de la municipalité de Gandia, bien que plus proche de la ville de Barx, située à seulement 3 km. Ce site est inscrit sur la liste des biens d'intérêt culturel du pays (BIC), et fait partie de la Liste du Patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO pour son ensemble exceptionnel d'art mobilier (nombreuses plaquettes de pierre gravées ou peintes).

La zone dans laquelle la grotte est située, la , a été l'une des premières occupées par les Homo sapiens qui sont arrivés dans cette région de la péninsule Ibérique.

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Top ten things to do in The Royal Parks this spring
Published Friday 26 March 2021
The Royal Parks are a great place to see spring in action and to celebrate we have ten suggestions on how you can make the most of this season.
Take a moment to feel the warmth of the light spring sun on your back and breathe a sigh of relief. Spring is here and it means new beginnings, as animals, plants (and of course, everyone who has been in lockdown) begin to crawl out of hibernation.
From handfuls of daffodils scattered along the green, long strolls in the fresh spring air, trees in vibrant bloom to birds singing and butterflies emerging, there is so much to look forward to.
For a full list of what's going on in the parks, visit our What's On section
1. Free Easter holiday activities for all the family
Get up close to nature and discover charming invertebrates, captivating plants and wildlife on one of our discovery days that are perfect for the whole family.
There will be something for everyone, from nature trails, pond dipping and butterfly spotter guides to gardening tips, with plenty of arts and crafts to get stuck into. Entertain the little ones with live animated storytelling and nature-themed games and activities.
When: 6th – 16th April
Free to sign up
2. Listen to the sounds of spring
Wake up early one morning and experience one of nature's wonders – the dawn chorus.
While the rest of the city sleeps join the blackbirds, wrens, chaffinches, robins, goldfinches, dunnocks, blackcaps and thrushes as they join together in full-throated song to greet the new day.
To learn more about what the dawn chorus is and why it only happens during a short window in spring, tune in to our podcast series, The Hidden Stories of the Royal Parks.
Our team share their expertise and stories of the unique birds that can be found in the Royal Parks, including a special sighting of a Red Throated Diver.
Recorded at sunrise in May 2020.
The Royal Parks' Podcast - Episode 2: Dawn Chorus is free to listen to/download.
3. Cheer on the Royal Parks Half Marathon runners
On Sunday 11 April, the Royal Parks Half Marathon, presented by Royal Bank of Canada is breaking new running boundaries.
Together, we'll be celebrating green spaces the length and breadth of the country whilst simultaneously raising millions of pounds for hundreds of worthwhile causes. The event is an important fundraiser for The Royal Parks charity as well as many other UK-based charities. We're pleased to welcome 232 charities to the April event and runners from 36 countries around the world.
Digitally cheer on runners by tagging @royalparkshalf in your well wishes and we'll share them in the lead up to, and on race day.
When: 11th April
Free to support the RPHM runners
4. Go on a More than Bugs walking trail in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens
The Mission: Invertebrate team are excited to introduce a series of self-led walks that allow you to ramble through the parks whilst not missing the fascinating minibeasts along the way.
Not only will you discover some of our habitat creation and conservation projects in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, but you will also find out more about the rare and important invertebrates that call the Royal Parks home.
From beautiful invertebrate-themed sculptures to marvellous rare minibeasts and their intricate habitats, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to finding a walk suitable for the whole family.
Free to view the walking trails
5. Book your ticket for Van Gogh Alive
"At Van Gogh Alive you don't just look at his paintings, you step inside them and feel their power."
The most visited multi-sensory experience in the world is coming to Kensington Gardens this summer!
Having dazzled over 7 million visitors in 65 cities worldwide, Van Gogh Alive is making its anticipated debut for an exclusive four month run.
Don't miss your chance to immerse yourself in the life and works of Vincent van Gogh.
When: 4th June – 26th September
How much: £24 per adult, £14 per child
6. Learn how to forage for wild food in nature
This is the time of year for fresh salad greens, tasty spring flowers, shoots, and even some medicinal plants.
From wild garlic to stinging nettles, learn how to identify common edible spring plants as well as the rules you need to follow when on a foraging adventure.
In this 1 hour online session your expert guide will not only share her favourite foraging recipes with you, but will teach you the ins and outs of wild plants and some folklore that surrounds them.
When: 21st April
How much: £10
7. Spring tree photography competition
Take part in this seasonal competition to celebrate the trees of Richmond Park.
It's time for trees to take centre stage! Have a go at capturing the essence and character of Richmond Park's trees.
When: Entries open 1st March and run to 31st May 2021
Free to take part via the Friends of Richmond Park
8. Get your floral fix
In spring you can expect a kaleidoscope of colour from charming pink blossoms to dashing yellow daffodils and more.
Why not take some time to enjoy nature this spring in your favourite Royal Park?
Here are a few of our favourite blossoming hotspots:
Isabella Plantation, carpets of bluebells and evergreen azaleas and rhododendrons that put on a display of vivid pinks, purples and reds.
Greenwich Park, cherry blossom trees bordered along the Ranger's House avenue creating a tunnel like effect of candyfloss pink.
The Rose Garden in Hyde Park, seasonal flower beds, a grand pergola and two ornate fountains, with a sweet aroma of its traditional roses.
St James's Park, a sea of daffodils as we plant one million daffodil bulbs across the Royal Parks each year.
Parks across the UK have been extremely busy recently. We recommend visiting earlier in the day to avoid crowds.
When: April to May
Free to enjoy
9. Play and explore in the imaginative Royal Parks playgrounds
Being in nature from a young age, exploring, playing, and connecting with wildlife and the outdoors can have huge benefits for children and their families.
We manage 14 formal playgrounds throughout the parks and many playful spaces such as fallen logs or waterside 'beach areas'.
Our top 3 playgrounds to visit include the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground which was inspired by J.M. Barrie's stories of Peter Pan. You can expect to see a wooden pirate ship moored on a beach to real tepees and sensory trails.
The newly renovated playgrounds of Greenwich Park and Gloucester Gate in The Regent's Park should also not be missed. With both made from natural materials encouraging play in nature, it is easy to see how these new designs were inspired by the surrounding landscape.
We recommend visiting earlier in the day to avoid crowds.
10. Listen to 'Music for Trees'
The next time you're in The Regent's Park, take the time to explore as you listen to original music composed for individual trees.
The app will play compositions by students from the Royal Academy of Music, their creations are an interpretation of the trees' different characteristics. As you listen and walk, a musical story inspired by trees will unfold.
Free to download the app now


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