My name is khan Shahrukh’s New Release Summer 2010

February 8th, 2010 Sue

SRK’s new Movie MY NAME IS KHAN is most probably set to release later NEXT YEAR that should be around SUMMER 2010 according to KARAN JOHAR

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China's frozen wonderland

February 6th, 2010 Sue

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Did You Know About the Health Benefits of Fish Oil?

February 5th, 2010 Sue

Studies of the benefits of fish oil started in the early 70s and continue today. Over the years, research has intensified because of fish oil’s powerful healing properties.

Contrary to what people believe fat is necessary for our bodies to survive. However not all fat is healthy and we need to be selective on the types we ingest. Omega 3 is an essential fatty acid (found in fish) our bodies need to maintain proper health. Western diets are especially deficient in Omega 3’s and high in Omega 6 fatty acids.

Over time there has been a huge imbalance of Omega 6/Omega 3’s in our diets. We should be eating 3:1 ratio but most people in the western world eat about 20:1. Too much omega 6 and not enough omega 3 fatty acids is very unhealthy and causes chronic conditions like high blood pressure, increased cholesterol levels, cardiac disease, weight gain, diabetes, arthritis, and the list goes on.

Fish oil, which contains large amounts of omega 3’s have been shown to reduce the symptoms of many of these ailments. Inflammation has been linked to the root of many health issues and with its anti-inflammatory properties the benefits of fish oil positively affects all our major organs, immune, cardiovascular, digestive, and nervous systems.

Eating more fish is recommended by the American heart association. But since pollution in our waters creates a build up of heavy metals in the fish eating too much can be harmful.

The best way to experience fish oil benefits is through a high quality supplement. That way you don’t have to worry about buying the right kind of fish and preparing it and having it take a hit on your budget.

My family and I have been taking a supplement that uses a combination of hoki and tuna which together work synergistically to double the omega 3 benefits. They also go through a distillation process which makes it the purest on the market.

Getting the benefits of fish oil is something I feel is extremely important in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle. It’s definitely not a magic pill that will cure all your ailments overnight but if you take it over a period of time and combine it with proper diet and exercise you won’t be disappointed!

Find out some other great pieces of information and which company I buy my fish oil from as well as many other life changing supplements.

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If you’re interested in learning more about the best natural fish oil supplements, visit my website, where I share what products I have personally been using daily for several years.

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February 4th, 2010 Sue

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Ready and witty

February 3rd, 2010 Sue

Ready and witty

It just so happens that two people, especially important people to me, are far away right now. One will be back soon enough, soon I”ll be able to count down to their arrival on the fingers to one hand. But the other, well, for her return I would have to count all my fingers and my all toes many times over before the day comes that I can give her a proper hug.

That return feels every bit as far away as it is.

In the meantime, I”m keeping the wistful glances at the calendar at minimum by keeping occupied with the imagined agendas of that homecoming. I”m squirreling anecdotes and stories away in the back of my mind, ready and witty, for the conversations that we”ll have.

This dearest friend is also with me in the kitchen, or at least her influence was, when I was making this baked ricotta today. Light but with a gentle creaminess, dotted with pretty green bits of herbs and zingy with lemon, it reminds me of so many meals we”ve shared over the years of our friendship. On a plate between us, a meal that doesn”t mind if it”s forgotten when the gossip gets really good.

You”ll know this is for you when you read it, so I promise that when you”re home I”ll make it for you - don”t worry, I”ll leave out the chili. We”ll eat it with garlic-scrubbed shingles of grilled bread, drink something sparkling and catch up.

It will be the best time. Keep safe until then. Hugs to you.

Savory Baked Ricotta
In testing for doneness, the cheese should not be completely dry in the middle. Similar to baking a cheesecake, the ricotta will swell slightly and retain a lazy wobble when set. As it cools, it will firm up some more, so keep that in mind while baking. Individual rounds can be made in muffin tins, and are pretty platemates to a simple salad.

Ingredients
1 garlic clove, a fat and juicy one is best
Olive oil for greasing the dish
8 ounces fresh whole milk ricotta
1/4 cup grated Grana Padano cheese
3 tablespoons minced mixed fresh herbs, I used (in order of most to least) chives, parsley, thyme
Zest from half a lemon
Pinch of red pepper flakes or minced red chili (optional)
Kosher salt and freshly-ground black pepper
1 large egg white, lightly whisked

Preheat an oven to 350 degree F (175 degree C). Cut the garlic clove in half horizontally and rub the cut sides against the interior of a 1-cup capacity ramekin. Use a pastry brush to lightly coat the inside of the dish with oil. Set aside.

In a medium bowl, stir together the ricotta, Grana Padano, herbs, lemon zest and chili (if using). Taste, then season with kosher salt and black pepper. Stir in the whisked egg white. Spoon the ricotta mixture into the prepared ramekin and place on a baking sheet.

Bake in the preheated oven until the cheese is puffed and almost set in the centre, and beginning to brown in spots, around 35 minutes depending on the dimensions of your ramekin. Remove from the oven and cool at room temperature for 30 minutes.

Serve either in the dish or run a knife around the edge of the cheese and invert onto a serving plate with crackers or bread alongside. And maybe some wine too. Surely one with bubbles. Best warm or at room temperature.

Makes 1 baked round, serving 4.

I am simply without the words to express my feelings for those who won”t be coming home after the devastating earthquake in Haiti. My heart breaks for those left behind.

If you are able, please consider giving to aid organizations working to help rebuild. Yele Haiti, Medecins Sans Frontières , UNICEF and CARE and are just some of the many organizations working tirelessly on behalf of those who need it most right now.

Julie is also spearheading a project to bring together food bloggers to raise funds; I”ll share more details as they come, but read the announcement of Blog Aid here.

The Canadian government has committed to matching Canadian donations, dollar for dollar, towards the relief effort and I hope we take full advantage of their promise.

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‘Valentine’s Day’ How’d You Guys Meet

February 3rd, 2010 Sue

Veteran director Garry Marshall helms this ensemble comedy featuring multiple overlapping storylines set during a Valentine’s Day in L.A. Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Shirley MacLaine, Ashton Kutcher, and Topher Grace topline the cast.

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Zach the Future Artist

February 1st, 2010 Sue

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5 Must-See Natural Wonders

January 30th, 2010 Sue

There is no doubt that there are many beautiful natural wonders that Mother Earth has to offer. With so many to see, the average person probably wouldn’t know where to start. Here are five natural wonders that everyone should go see at least once in their lifetime, some world known and some a little more underrated but just as awe-inspiring.

The Great Barrier Reef, Australia

A series of smaller reefs made out of coral, sand, and rock, the Great Barrier Reef stretches out an amazing 1,250 miles along the coast of Australia in the Pacific Ocean. The entire reef has not been explored yet, but for what has, the beauty is breathtaking.

Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California

Visitors can view 18,000 acres of ancient redwood trees along the 80 miles of hiking trail. Visitors would be amazed by the contrasting environment inside the park, with elevations ranging from sea level over 2,000 ft. and climate varying from warm, sunny, up high and damp, foggy down low all in the same day.

Mount Everest, Border between Nepal and Tibet

Part of the Himalayan Mountains, Mount Everest located between the border of Nepal and Tibet, is the highest peak in the world and is still getting taller. Mount Everest continues to grow two inches taller each year due to two plates of the Earth’s crust still pushing against one another.

Topsail Hill State Preserve, Florida

This northwest Florida treasure offers a three-mile stretch of sugary white sand beaches and vast dunes along the Gulf of Mexico. Topsail Hill not only offers vacationers a beautiful beach, it also offer boardwalks over protected dunes, miles of hiking trails and bike paths, and a great spot for fishing fanatics.

Big Bend National Park, Texas

This natural park draws tourists with its wild-west vistas, clean clear nights for stargazing and miles of challenging hikes. But what really draws your breath is the sheer isolation of 800,000 acres of natural wonder. One of the last remaining untouched environments in the United States, the experience of unmatched sights, sounds, and solitude cannot be denied.

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January 29th, 2010 Sue

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AndroidLock Awesome New Way To Unlock Your iPhone/iPod

January 27th, 2010 Sue

Been waiting for this for a while! It’s finally out and works as advertised. Even better, its free. Go get it now!! and remember to subscribe while your installing it ;)

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