Cam C asked:

My question is like how to they determin if a person is sick enough to be admitted to a hospital if they have H1N1. I know lots of people who have it now but no one is been sent to the hospital, is it just there symptoms? Or can they test if its bad enough? If its the symptoms, what are they for a serious case that requires hospitalization?
To the person below, I live in Canada. Healthcare.. The government looses LOTS of money from things like this and they are acting the same way the US is…

Vaccine for H1N1

Guido Nussbaum asked:


There have always been really strange recipes around that are passed from kitchen to kitchen until they fade and a new fad takes over. Usually they are perfectly edible, they may even taste quite good, but at least one ingredient is strange or used in a peculiar way.

Bacon Mugs

I found a version of this on Stumble. The resulting mugs make great containers for salads, rice etc. Use small ovenproof dishes upside down. These you cover with foil pressed well down. These you cover with bacon. I t is best if you cross two rashers over the upturned base and then wind one or two more rashers in and out to make a bacon basket. Cook these on a baking tray to catch drips. How long they take to become crisp will depend upon the bacon and your oven. A hot oven is best, but may produce some smoke. The bacon will shrink of course, but removed carefully from the foil after cooling and they should keep their shape. I must try this with vegetarian bacon, but these crisp up really quickly so keep a careful eye on them. Another idea might be to create a basket in a long, shallow dish.

Carrot Jam

This comes from a Second World War time book, so is really old. The fact that the recipe has survived this long must mean that it is worth making. Next time I make carrot cake I will split it and spread it with some of this. I cannot give quantities as it depends upon how much mashed carrot you have.

Wash and peel your carrots. Chop them small and boil in slightly salted water until soft. Drain and sieve or chop finely in a food processor. To one pound of this pulp add on pound of sugar , 1 teaspoon of powdered ginger and the juice and grated zest of a lemon. Boil all these together as when making any other jam. Pot when it begins to get thick.

Rose Petal Jam

My darling Granddad would allow me to pick his precious roses to make this. Some petals, especially white ones need trimming at the end where they join the flower as this part of the petal can produce a bitter taste.

2 mugs of rose petals packed fairly tightly, 2 ½ mugs of sugar, 2 mugs of warm water, 2 tablespoons of honey, 1 teaspoon of lemon juice.

Cut the petals into ¼ inch strips. Cover with the water and cook for about 10 minutes. Strain this, reserving the petals, and use the liquid to make a syrup with the sugar and honey. Boil and then simmer for 5 minutes before adding the petals once more. Then cook on the lowest possible flame for about 40 minutes- an asbestos mat helps with this recipe. Add the lemon juice and cook for a further 20 minutes. Pour into sterile pots and seal. Some would want to add a little colouring, but I am a purist and never do.

Jelly Fruit – Americans would probably call these Jello Fruit.

I remember these as a great treat at birthdays when I was a child. Somehow eating the jelly from out of a fruit shell made it taste better – at least in my imagination.

Each fruit will give you 4 portions. Halve your oranges. Remove all the flesh taking care not to damage the skins. Place the dry skins upright on a tray, or better still balance them in muffin tins which means that they stay upright more easily. Make up your jelly/jello a little thicker than normal and pour into the empty shells as full as you can as it shrinks a little when it sets. Place the tray in fridge and let set. Then cut each half shell once more so that the orange shell is now in quarters which make them much easier to eat. All you have to do now is to think of something to do with all that orange flesh. Now that my family is grown I wonder if it will work as jelly shots?

Muna wa Wanjiru asked:


Rings are a type of jewelry that every woman loves to wear. Many ring designs can be found in patterns from every culture. Sometimes you will see new and modern interpretations of ring designs that were worn by earlier cultures. These types of ring designs were resurrected because they have unusual looks.

When you are looking for the perfect ring for someone that you care about you should look at the many different types of rings designs that you can find in various jewelry stores. Careful inspection will reveal many interesting designs in a variety of styles and time periods. As many of these ring designs will be carefully hand-worked you can expect these jewelry pieces to be a little on the expensive side.

You will also be able to find ring designs that cover the whole finger. These ring designs are designed for the people who love unusual looking rings. As you look at the many different types of ring designs you will be able to find ones that are expensive reflecting the nature of the ring. You can find inexpensive ring designs that are fanciful or even fun themed.

These different ring designs are just a small way that you can show your tastes in jewelry to the world. The best way that you can look at the many different styles of ring designs is to look at what is available on the internet. With this facility you can find the many ring designs that are used throughout the world. All that you need is some time and patience to look for the various ring designs that should appeal to you.

Once you have found the ring designs that you might like to own you should see if you can order the ring from that online store. You will need to make enquiries about the various policies that may be found with these stores. You will also have to find out the length of the delivery period.

When you are satisfied with the quality of the service that you are getting you can see about ordering your ring designs secure in the knowledge that you will be receiving the ring that you have ordered. When you know the quality of ring designs from that store to be superior you can keep that store name and address safe and ready for the next time that you will be buying new rings with unusual ring designs.

NutzTube asked:

Don’t Watch That, Watch This!
BBC2, Wednesdays @ 21.50

http://www.myspace.com/dwtwt

NationalGeographic asked:

Exotic creatures lie at the bottom of Japan’s Suruga Bay, including spider crabs, chimeras and lantern sharks.

See all National Geographic videos: http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/?source=4001

Muhammad Shariq asked:


Joint-Venturing doesn’t end on asking a Guru to endorse your stuff. But that’s what the majority of people in the Internet marketing world focus on.

Here’s an unusual

cryptidtruth asked:

www.monsterhunterclub.com
Where are all these strange mutated and ancient creatures coming from?

Ernie Fitzpatrick asked:


Matthew 5:45 tell us that it rains on everyone. It doesn’t matter how righteous you think you are or how bad you seem to be- everyone is going to have some rainy days and some sunny days. There’s no discrimination. But, I’m not sure how Al Gore will interpret what happened in Bagdad yesterday.

The GREEN ZONE was no more! At least for a couple of minutes, it became the WHITE ZONE!

My son spent two tours in Iraq and I got many letters and phone calls about the incredible, impossible heat. I heard about the sand storms that would quickly rip the paint off of anything left in it’s wake. But, I never heard about SNOW! Glorbal warming or global cooling?

Maybe just some of that wacky weird weather that is supposed to happen ahead of 2012?

After weathering nearly five years of war, Baghdad residents thought they’d pretty much seen it all. But Friday morning, as muezzins were calling the faithful to prayer, the people here awoke to something certifiably new. For the first time in memory, snow fell across Baghdad. Although the white flakes quickly dissolved into gray puddles, they brought an emotion rarely expressed in this desert capital snarled by army checkpoints, divided by concrete walls and ravaged by sectarian killings—delight.

“For the first time in my life I saw a snow-rain like this falling in Baghdad,” said Mohammed Abdul-Hussein, a 63-year-old retiree from the New Baghdad area. “When I was young, I heard from my father that such rain had fallen in the early ’40s on the outskirts of northern Baghdad,” Abdul-Hussein said, referring to snow as a type of rain. “But snow falling in Baghdad in such a magnificent scene was beyond my imagination.”

Morning temperatures uncharacteristically hovered around freezing!

We’re talking Baghdad and the Baghdad airport was closed because of poor visibility. Snow is common in the mountainous Kurdish areas of northern Iraq, but residents of the capital and surrounding areas could remember just hail.

“I asked my mother, who is 80, whether she’d ever seen snow in Iraq before, and her answer was no,” said Fawzi Karim, a 40-year-old father of five who runs a small restaurant in Hawr Rajab, a village six miles southeast of Baghdad. The next thing you know there will be reports of crop circles: maybe some UFO’s.

“This is so unusual, and I don’t know whether or not it’s a lesson from God,” Karim said.

For a couple of hours anyway, a city where mortar shells routinely zoom across to the Green Zone became united as one big White Zone. As of late afternoon, there were no reports of violence. The snow showed no favoritism as it fell faintly on neighborhoods Shiite and Sunni alike, and upon all the living and the dead.

Maybe Matthew knew what he was talking about. Maybe there will be seventy virgins awaiting us. Maybe, maybe not!

mayankshukla1 asked:

Tail spin series use to entertain India from 1997.A series of its english version is loaded here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TaleSpin#Episodes

AndrewKaz asked:

Unusual Protocol

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