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November 2009 Exercise – Kelly G. Mullarney, Owner, Chef Innovations, Inc., Orange, CA

Pan-Roasted Chilean Sea Bass with Braised Celery Hearts, Oven-Dried Heirloom Tomatoes and a Celery Leaf Salad

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These pebbles were all photographed within a few metres of each other on the beach at Whiteford Point, Gower. A relatively small selection showing a wide  variety of shape, colour, texture, pattern and composition. There are limestones, sandstones, conglomerates, and fossils. Ovals, triangles, rectangles and boot-shapes! Red, yellow, orange, brown, buff, grey and blue-grey. Rusty patterns made by the inclusion of iron minerals within the stone. Patterns made by an assortment of rock types of different sizes cemented together. Designs formed by the inclusion of fossil corals. Patterns made by quartz veins in the mother rock. Pebbles derived from local rocks like Old Red Devonian sandstone, Carboniferous limestone, Millstone Grit and Coal Measures. Pebbles delivered to the Point from much further afield courtesy of an ice sheet.  

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November 2009 Exercise – Jeremy Miller, Sous Chef Ireland’s Steak House, Hyatt Regency Bonaventure, Weston, FL

Nelson Erazo Shrimp wrapped in potato and fried with a Curry dipping sauce

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November 2009 Exercise – Robert Wilson, Sous Chef, Wingate University, Wingate, NC

Mini crab cakes w/ a strawberry and habanero pepper puree and beef tenderloin w/ roasted red pepper and chocolate demi-glaze

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November 2009 Exercise – Kimberly Austin, Executive Chef, Chattanooga Community Kitchen, Chattanooga, TN

Surf and Turf – steak au poivre and garlic shrimp

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November 2009 Exercise – Kristy Schertzer, Executive Chef, Morrison Senior Dinning – Friends Homes West, Greensboro, NC

Meatloaf stuffed dates wrapped in bacon with chipolte pepper dipping sauce

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November 2009 Exercise – Joseph Orate, Executive Chef / Chef Instructor, Grossmont College, El Cajon, CA

Asian Salad with Marinated Vegetables and Fried Spring Roll

Panko Crusted Seabass with Ginger fused Risotto, Chili sauce accompanied Baby Greens, Goat Cheese and Sesame Beet Vinaigrette

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November 2009 Exercise – Matthew Beard, Executive Chef, Heritage Oaks Golf and Country Club, Sarasota, FL

Braised Pork Belly with a Shrimp and Papaya Salad. Served with a Mango-Habanero Mustard

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November 2009 Exercise – Domenic Battistella, Executive Chef, Red Rocks Café, Huntersville, NC

Autumn Venison Duet
Pumpkin infused tar tare, pine smoked olive oil foam, yoke
Cinnamon coffee roasted tenderloin, Chilhuacle roast pumpkin, pickled fennel

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November 2009 Exercise – Kate David-Hays, Caterer, Amuse Bouche Catering, Marblehead, MA

Tuna crudo with a tangerine garlic soy and balsamic with an arugula salad

Classic Steak Tar Tar with a hint of Vanilla and Garlic toasts 

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November 2009 Exercise – Marilyn Robson, pastry chef, Shady Canyon Golf Club, Irvine, CA

Pumpkin mousse tart and macaroons 

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We consider a finite family of rectangles in plane, having edges parallel with the coordinate axes such that for any pair of rectangles there exists a vertical line, or a horizontal one which intersects both rectangles. Prove that there exists a vertical line and a horizontal one such that any of the given rectangles intersects at least one of them.

November 2009 Exercise – Ashley Frederiksen, Culinary Student, Cook Street School of Fine Cooking, Denver, CO

Indulge: Chocolate Cake with raspberry coulis and fresh raspberries covered in chocolate.

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November 2009 Exercise – Lionel Tandy, Executive Chef, Chartwells Higher Education Dining Services at New England College, Henniker, NH

Seared Tuna and Carolina ‘Cue with Cornmeal Coated Fried Oysters and Country Ham with Chive Parsley Butter Sauce

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November 2009 Exercise – Natasha Capper, CEPC, Executive Pastry Chef, Piedmont Driving Club, Atlanta, GA

Mango Wontons with Mango Raspberry Salsa and Green Tea Coconut Sorbet

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November 2009 Exercise – Michael Rosen, CEC, Executive Chef, The Speedway Club @ Lowe’s Motor Speedway, Concord, NC

Snake River Kobe Flat Iron Steak and Fresh Maine Lobster

Herb Fingerling Potatoes, Grilled Asparagus with Shitake Mushrooms

Finished with Shallot Demi Reduction

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November 2009 Exercise – Kyle Krieger, Executive Chef / Managing Partner, Noble’s Restaurant, Charlotte, NC

Noble’s House Charcuterie with Sparkling Local Apple Cider

Fresh sausages: chorizo, mortadella, and jaggerwurst

Dried: peperone, spanish chorizo, ginger, salami, genoa, sopprasatta, rosette

Ham: Speck

Accompaniments: House Black Mustard, Pickled Root Vegetable Salad, Moustarda, Nettare Olive Oil

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November 2009 Exercise – Brian Jones, Corporate Chef, TurboChef Technologies, Carrollton, TX

Yellow Curry Confit Chicken Wings with Lentils and Coconut Milk Reduction

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November 2009 Exercise – Kristopher Blessum, Executive Chef, Scrooge Diner, Randburg, JHB, South Africa

Crispy Schezuan Style Chong Chin Ostrich with South African peri peri accompanied by hoisin and chili vegetables wrapped in rice paper

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Alcoholism and polydrug abuse have been associated with the alarming rate of crime and violence in South Africa. There was an increase in access to drugs among adolescents. The availability of medicines and drugs in most of South Africa has increased the participation of the young person and exposure to violence.

There are many predictors of sexual violence. The socio-demographics, antisocial behavior and suicide, substance abuse and psychosocialamong other factors. There has been no study yet clear that for most of victimization in a sample of adolescent community in South Africa.

Several important aspects should be focused on assessing the causes of violence. One of the most common predictors of violence among adolescents is their commitment to the offenders and anti-social behavior. Another aspect is the influence of peers who are in arrears and antisocial and be exposed to such increases in groupthe risk of becoming victims of a teenager. E has been suggested that the lifestyle of an individual may contribute to their susceptibility to being victimized. A violent attack will be more likely to occur if a potential victim is known to be an attractive target for such an attack, and if the potential offender is likely to molest the teenager and there is nobody around to protect adolescents attack. An author is motivated and there is a lack of efficiencyprotection of potential victims.

Adolescents who spend more time with delinquent friends are more likely to be victims of their peers, without friends, because this is more often near the authors reasoned, without effective protection by parents and friends. These adolescents are more likely to call as attractive targets for assault. Studies have shown that factors such as parental attitudes and parental supervision, familystructure and a healthy mother child compositions are essential to protect adolescents in attack. Parents who are more emotionally involved and concerned with their children are likely to keep their children away from "bad influences" and potential aggressor and control the actions of their children at the same time reduce their attractiveness as targets of violent attacks. Mass media like television and easy access to medication in the community are the main environmental factorswhich was found to correlate with bouts of violence among adolescents. The availability of drugs has shown an increase of victimization in high-risk youth in neighborhoods where drugs are more widely available.

A questionnaire-based surveys Morojele and Brook (2005) examined the association between drug use, peers, parents and environmental factors in predicting attacks on violence among adolescents in South Africa. Adolescents of both sexes agedbetween 12 and 17 years were included in the study. The variables were assessed by self, colleagues and drug use of parents, self and peer delinquent behavior, the parent-child relationship and the availability of drugs and exposure to neighborhood violence television. The study showed a significant relationship between frequency of use of tobacco, marijuana and alcohol and victimization among adolescents more. A higher rate of victimization has been found among individuals who often smokedtobacco and marijuana and consumed alcohol more often than non-alcoholic, non-smoking counterparts. Parental smoking, alcohol consumption and the rules of parents and parent-child relationships were more significant predictors of victimization, with the association between marijuana use and the assault of parents approached statistical significance.

The findings of the preliminary study on the current state of awareness about substance abuse among adolescents in South Africa. Usedrugs by individuals in an environment of adolescents, and the increased availability of drugs appear to be associated with an increased risk of adolescent experiences "of victims. The results of this study have implications for prevention programs to fight against violence and victimization among adolescents in South Africa. Potentially effective interventions for victimization of adolescents should be designed to meet personal, family, colleagues, and environmental risk factors.Health policies and strategies should focus on minimizing the consumption of substances in general. Strategies such as the strengthening of government regulations on minimum legal access to alcohol, improving policies regarding vending liquor without a license, higher taxes on alcohol and cigarettes and the restriction advertising of alcohol should be considered.

There is a need to address multiple risk factors in efforts to prevent violence. Down by the widespread use of drugsand accessibility of drugs at all levels of society can lead to reductions in cases of violence among youth in South Africa.

November 2009 Exercise – Andy Floyd, Director of Curriculum, Cook Street School of Fine Cooking, Denver, CO

Ravioli of braised short rib on a bed of caramelized onions and butternut squash turban

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