World Famous Recipes - Some suggestions for your holiday meals

World Famous Recipes - Some suggestions for your holiday meals

Whether you are still planning your Thanksgiving Dinner or are looking forward to the Christmas Dinner meal, Famous Recipes provides an enormous variety of fabulous recipes for your eating and drinking pleasure.

You can discuss recipes and trade recipes at the World Famous Recipes Message Forums:
World Famous Recipes

Recipes using Beef as a main ingredient:
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Recipes for Bread, sweetbreads, muffins and similar items:
Bread Recipes

Recipes with a spicy element - cajun food.
Cajun Recipes

Recipes for candies
Candy Recipes

Recipes for Casseroles - the term casserole refers to the baking dish which is oven proof and covered and which is placed in the oven containing all of the ingredients of the casserole.
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The Power of Cheese will set you free? The Dairy Association would like you to visit this page and find lots of new uses for Cheese.
Cheese Recipes

More Chicken Recipes
Chicken Recipes

Recipes for Chili
Chili Recipes

Recipes for Chinese Food, Recipes from China
Chinese Recipes

Recipes for Chocolate - made from the seeds of the cocoa tree
Chocolate Recipes

Recipes of Christmas - This Christmas Recipes Page has become very busy lately.
Christmas Recipes

Recipes for cookies are very popular around the holidays. Many traditional cookie recipes.
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Recipes for the crockpot - one pot crock pot recipes.
Crockpot Recipes

Recipes for Desserts - After eating all you can, gorge yourself on some of these delightful dessert dishes.
Dessert Recipes

Lion Head - Stone Lion's Head Statue or wall mounted accent by Stone Age Designs - stone lion head

Lion Head - Stone Lion's Head Statue or wall mounted accent by Stone Age Designs - stone lion head

Crown Moldings by Stone Age Designs

Crown Moldings by Stone Age Designs - Decorative moldings for windows, doors, ceilings, and baseboards: "Crown Moldings"

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Thanksgiving Dining

Thanksgiving Dining 2004

A variety of locations an venues for Thanksgiving Dinner in the East Valley of Phoenix, Arizona.

Both Dine In and Take out ideas ( Holiday Dinners To Go ) are included.

Thanksgiving Dining

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Fitness Health and Wellness

Got Stretch?
November 21 , 2004 by Mike Masood


Flexibility is defined as the range of motion (ROM) within a joint. A joint itself is limited to the properties and body segments that come together to form its structure. There are many factors that limit joint mobility. Genetics, aging, growth spurts, connective tissue elasticity, strength of opposing muscle groups, tendons, neuromuscular coordination and the joint structure itself all play a role in how the joint functions.

What are the benefits of stretching?

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Physical Fitness - Ask A Trainer - Got Stretch?

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Roast Turkey - Recipes for Roast Turkey

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Neiman Marcus Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe

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Christmas Stockings

Member Space - Blank Space - Empty Space - Chicken Recipes: Christmas Stockings - Handmade Christmas Stockings - Knitted Christmas Stockings

What the Bleep

What the Bleep Do We Know!?

What the Bleep Do We Know!? has been seen by nearly 1,000,000 people and many are wondering, “How can I incorporate these quantum principles into my life?” or “How can I use these principles to change my life?” On Friday, November 19th Ramtha’s School of Enlightenment will host a Free Introductory Evening at the Phoenix Marriott Mesa from 7 – 9 PM.

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Chicken Salad Recipes - Healthy Chicken Recipes - Chicken Recipe Sites - Chicken Recipes

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Chicken Salad

Thanksgiving Day - Holiday Stories - Stories for the Holidays

Thanksgiving Stories - Stories for the Holidays

Christmas Songs

Modern Christmas Songs

Phoenix Arizona: Cactus Shadows High School Frozen Falcons Hockey Video - Phoenix AZ

Cactus Shadows High School

IKEA Tempe Store Opening

IKEA in Tempe Arizona will be holding a grand opening celebration on Wednesday, November 10, 2004. The first IKEA Phoenix area store will be having Scott Cesen of Ahwatukee Foothills and five other neighbors camp out in front of the store. IKEA Phoenix IKEA Tempe IKEA Phoenix IKEA Tempe

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Skeleton reveals lost world of “little people” - Homo floresiensis skeleton nicknamed ‘Hobbit’

Skeleton reveals lost world of �Slittle people⬝
Nov 2, 2004

A media conference held at the Australian Museum in Sydney last week(Thursday 28 October) announced that a near-complete skeleton of a previously undiscovered species of human has been found on the Indonesian island of Flores, raising images of a lost world of �Slittle people⬝ that co-existed with modern humans until relatively recently.

The announcement has since drawn widespread national and international coverage.

The University of Wollongong and the University of New England are among the overall research team involved in what is being heralded as one of the most important archaeological discoveries in 100 years.

A team of Indonesian and Australian scientists discovered the skeleton last year, during an archaeological dig in Liang Bua, a large limestone cave on Flores, 600 km east of Bali. The skeleton was of a one-metre-tall female aged about 30, who died around 18,000 years ago. The skeleton nicknamed ��Hobbit�" by the excavation team, is now the type specimen for a new human species Homo floresiensis.

The nearest anatomical equivalents lived in the Republic of Georgia, West Asia, almost 2 million years ago, with some features of the find harking back to 3 million year-old human ancestors in Africa. However, their existence in Southeast Asia almost up to the start of agriculture 10,000 years ago means they were contemporaries of modern humans. In fact, the two human species probably overlapped in time by tens of thousands of years.

The discovery is the cover story of this week�"s edition of the authoritative British scientific journal Nature, which has reported the world�"s most significant scientific discoveries since it was founded in 1869. Significantly, Nature also reported the discovery by Eugene Dubois 110 years ago of the 700,000-year-old Homo erectus �SJava Man⬝ fossils, which initiated the scientific study of human origins and evolution.

Since the time of Dubois, no new human species has been found in Southeast Asia. Now the Flores �SHobbit⬝ is set to make her mark in our understanding of human evolution.

The Indonesian-Australian excavation team was led by archaeologists Associate Professor Mike Morwood from the University of New England and Professor R.P.Soejono from the Indonesian Research Centre for Archaeology. But the work is a real multi-disciplinary, as well as international, effort. As a key part of the project, Professor Richard ��Bert�" Roberts and colleagues at the University of Wollongong are developing new techniques for the dating of Liang Bua and other important Southeast Asian sites, and their work will help to resolve long-standing problems in the archaeology of the region.

Professor Morwood said the discovery was one of the most important early hominin discoveries of the last 100 years.

�SIt is a new species of human who actually lived alongside us, yet were half our size. They were the height of a three-year-old child, weighed around 25kg and had a brain smaller than most chimpanzees. Even so, they used fire, made sophisticated stone tools, and hunted Stegodon (a primitive type of elephant) and giant rats. We also believe that their ancestors may have reached the island using bamboo rafts. The clear implication is that, despite tiny brains, these little humans were intelligent and almost certainly had language.⬝

When Thomas Sutikna and other researchers from the Indonesian Research Centre for Archaeology discovered the skeleton in September 2003, they first thought it was a child. However, analysis of the skeleton indicated that she was a woman aged around 30, and the possibility that the skeleton was that of a dwarf was also ruled out. Analysis also showed that there was nothing ��freakish�" about the skeleton at all, and that she was perfectly proportioned for someone her size. The discovery of the remains of similar hobbit-sized individual />Perhaps most fascinating of all, the research team learned of local stories on Flores that suggested the “little people” may have existed on the island right up to the 16th century when Dutch traders arrived in the “Spice Islands”. Even though Professor Roberts, with Dr Chris Turney and Kira Westaway, at the University of Wollongong, have used radiocarbon and luminescence dating techniques to establish that the most recent fossil remains in the cave are 13,000 years old, the team has not ruled the possibility that the hobbit sized humans could have survived until relatively recently.

“There are lots of local folk tales in Flores about these people, which are consistent and incredibly detailed. The stories suggest there may be more than a grain of truth to the idea that they were still living on Flores up until the Dutch arrived in the 1500s,” Professor Roberts said.

“The stories suggest they lived in caves. The villagers would leave gourds with food out for them to eat, but legend has it these were the guests from hell – they’d eat everything, including the gourds!”

The research project is funded by an Australian Research Council grant with additional support from the University of New England and the University of Wollongong. The National Geographic Society is also a sponsor and has filmed a documentary that will air early next year globally and in the United States on the National Geographic Channel.

For more information, contact …

Associate Professor Mike Morwood ph (02) 67732357; E-mail mmorwood@pobox.une.edu.au

Professor Richard ‘Bert’ Roberts ph (02) 42215319; E-mail rgrob@uow.edu.au

Dr Chris Turney mobile 0408 678989; E-mail turney@uow.edu.au

National Geographic Channel Releases Footage of Landmark Discovery of Ancient Dwarf Human Species - Homo floresiensis

Network Announces That This Scientific Milestone Will Be Included in Television Event Scheduled to Premiere Early Next Year

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- National Geographic Channel (NGC)
announced today that the network will air a special early next year that
features the landmark discovery of a new species of ancient dwarf humans on
Flores, East Indonesia, (as published in Nature, 28 October, 2004.) These
18,000-year-old skeletal remains represent a profound expansion of our
understanding related to the origins of modern man.

This new species, Homo floresiensis, whose full grown height was
approximately that of a modern three-year-old child, is thought to have lived
18,000 years ago and may have survived to more recent times. The find
demonstrates that the range of human diversity in the recent past was much
greater than previously believed. The partial skeleton, discovered at a cave
site called Liang Bua, belonged to an individual who, while fully adult, was
barely a meter tall and had a skull the size of a grapefruit. Additional
information is available at http://www.nature.com/nature.

NGC is providing the Washington, D.C. bureaus of all major U.S. networks
and news services with a 10-minute long Electronic Press Kit (EPK) featuring
footage from the as yet untitled special, branded with the network's logo.
The EPK includes footage of the site and fossils, as well as sound bites from
the leading scientists.