Don Cherry says NHLers 'nuts' to play in hockey worlds

Don Cherry explained on Sunday why he didn't like the idea of NHLers suiting up for their respective countries in tournaments like the IIHF hockey worlds, calling them "nuts."

cbc.ca (2 hours ago)

A 6,000-Mile Panorama Of The Earth Is Pretty Beast

In April NASA's Landsat Data Continuity Mission took a huge panorama. From 438 miles above the Earth, the satellite shot a 6,000-mile-long, 120-mile-wide strip of planet from Russia to South Africa. It is aptly named ‘The Long Swath.’ Oh and it's 19.06 gigapixels. Since the Landsat moves at 17,000 miles an hour it...

gizmodo.com (7 hours ago)

Danes attempt to brew probably the best bee larvae beer in the world

Plants, berries, nuts, fungi - the ingredients are carefully laid out on a workbench on board the Nordic Food Lab's houseboat HQ in Copenhagen harbour. Set up by Noma's head chef, René Redzepi, and the gastronomic entrepreneur Claus Meyer back in 2008, the lab was intended to push the boundaries of Nordic cuisine....

guardian.co.uk (9 hours ago)

Minister In Trouble After 'Liking' Exposed Teen Pic

SYDNEY — An Australian politician says he has learned a valuable lesson in social networking after he "liked" a Facebook photo without realizing that it showed a teenage prankster exposing himself. Western Australia Minister for Education Peter Collier said he clicked the "like" button under what he thought was an...

huffingtonpost.com (12 hours ago)

The Hope Factory by Lavanya Sankaran – review

Anand and Kamala are both dreaming big. He's the hardworking boss of a car factory in Bangalore with his eye on a lucrative Japanese deal; she's his domestic servant, who wants her bright 12-year-old son to get the kind of education that will haul the family out of poverty. They are each caught between the city's...

guardian.co.uk (15 hours ago)

Cannes 2013: Grand Central - first look review

The metaphor levels are at code-red on Grand Central, an overwrought, over-thought tale of leaking passions inside a nuclear power plant. Here come the hard-hat romantics, tramping up the gangway to circle the core. Radiation sickness, they tell themselves, is a little like being kissed in a bar by a beautiful...

guardian.co.uk (18 hours ago)

Nigel Slater's sandwich recipes

I see no reason why, just occasionally, a sandwich can't be a flight of fancy – made to satisfy both an immediate hunger and a whim for something that is made for fun. Just because it's one of the most basic forms of sustenance doesn't mean we can't play a little. A few slices of sourdough or nutty bread toasted and...

guardian.co.uk (22 hours ago)

Dough nuts! Newcastle owner offers staff £1m bonus if they beat Arsenal in final game

The difference between finishing 10th and 17th is worth £5million to the Toon club

mirror.co.uk (1 day ago)

Franck Ribery's goal for Bayern Munich on Saturday was nuts

philly.com (1 day ago)

Dan Dare: Car-repair manual publisher releases nuts and bolts guide to comic hero Dan Dare's...

His adventures in outer space inspired legions of schoolboys in the 1950s, and now Dan Dare fans can enjoy a 'manual' revealing the technology that propelled him to worlds beyond our own.

dailymail.co.uk (1 day ago)

Why radish is good for you

New-season radishes make perfect springtime finger food. Their colours alone lift the spirits, running from white, through blushing pink and scarlet to imperial purple. Globular or elongated and manageably small, you can pop them in your mouth for a juicy crunch with a kick of mustardy heat that makes them a great...

guardian.co.uk (1 day ago)

From the archive, 18 May 1978: 'Now I shall sue Smith'

Two Rhodesian policemen gave evidence for the prosecution at my trial in Salisbury nine weeks ago. One produced a copy of the Guardian which, he said, he had bought on holiday in London, and which contained an article I had written about Rhodesian military involvement in Mozambique. The other policeman said that he...

guardian.co.uk (2 days ago)

A cookery class at Alain Ducasse's house in Provence

"Furck, furck, furck. Furck zis; furck zat. It's not ze way to cook," says the diminutive French chef in front of me. In one fist he holds a limp, freshly skinned rabbit carcass. In the other a long, sharp knife. I'm not about to disagree. If there's one thing worse than my overconfident schoolboy French, it's my...

guardian.co.uk (2 days ago)

A Good Appetite: Cocktail Nuts With a Spicy Twist

With both sweet and exotic elements, a bowl of spiced cashews is the right match for a cocktail.    

nytimes.com (2 days ago)

Let's Talk About Anything You Want for the Next Hour

Good afternoon and happy Friday, friends. We're sure you're feeling just as restless as we are, so to help make the rest of the day bearable, we'll be hanging around this thread to talk about anything you want for the next hour. Really-anything at all! Deep dark secrets, dreams, complaints, concerns, crack cocaine...

gizmodo.com (2 days ago)

Semolina nut cookies recipe | Dan Lepard

These cookies have a firm texture and keep very well. Though they're rolled in icing sugar, they don't have the sweetness of the dates, so a little extra sugar worked in helps the flavour. You could also flavour it with anise seeds, any sort of grated citrus zest, or almond or orange extract. Makes about 251...

guardian.co.uk (2 days ago)

Rachel Khoo: Ice and easy

Some of my favourite culinary creations have been born from either a kitchen calamity or the deficiencies of my little Paris kitchen. In the case of my easy ice cream, it was the latter. With only a minuscule freezer compartment, an ice-cream maker has never been an option. Then I discovered frozen bananas, first...

standard.co.uk (2 days ago)

China: Cadillac recalling SUVs to fix wheel nuts

Government says 2,653 imported Cadillac SRXs will be recalled; unclear if the problem was limited only to such models in China

cbsnews.com (2 days ago)

Australian minister apologises for 'liking' Facebook picture of teenage boy showing his genitals...

Peter Collier, the Western Australia Minister for Education, like an 'innocent photo' of the then-16-year-old, who was performing the stunt popularised by comedian Chris Lilley.

dailymail.co.uk (2 days ago)

Australian politician sorry for 'liking' Facebook photo of teenager's genitals

An Australian politician says he has learned a valuable lesson in social networking after he "liked" a Facebook photo without realising that it showed a teenage prankster exposing himself. Western Australia's minister for education, Peter Collier, said he clicked the "like" button under what he thought was an...

guardian.co.uk (2 days ago)

Watch Titus Andronicus and The So So Glos Cover Beastie Boys' "No Sleep Till Brooklyn"

During a stop on their “Bring Back the Dudes” tour, Titus Andronicus and The So So Glos joined forces onstage to end the night with a raucous, sweaty cover of Beastie Boys’ “No Sleep Till Brooklyn.” In the intimate Siberia venue, the crowd went nuts when Brooklyn’s The So So Glos launched into an awesomely messy,...

pastemagazine.com (3 days ago)

Leaving Europe would be bad for British business | John Cridland

This week's political demands for a bill to underpin the prime minister's promise of an EU referendum have been a distraction from securing growth and jobs, which have to be the UK's top priority. On Friday, when I speak at the British-American Business Council, I'll be laying out the case to re-focus on economic...

guardian.co.uk (3 days ago)

Tribes: Wish to Scream – review

Johnny Lloyd, mainman of Camden's Tribes, can't be accused of aiming too high. His ambition for his guitar-playing foursome is to be seen "as a band that's not going anywhere, that can deliver albums quickly". Maybe it's just British modesty – he also justified recording this album in Los Angeles on the basis it was...

guardian.co.uk (3 days ago)

'Star Trek' star Chris Pine: My fans call themselves 'Pine Nuts'

He also opened up about being a sensitive guy, which he detailed in a Men’s Health cover story saying “I cry all the time.”    

nydailynews.com (3 days ago)

Chris Pine: My fans call themselves 'Pine Nuts'

Chris Pine’s fans are “a nutty bunch.” The “Star Trek Into Darkness” star talked to Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday about his devotees who have “designated themselves the Pine Nuts.” He also opened up about being a sensitive guy, which he detailed in a Men’s Health cover story saying “I cry all the time.”    

nydailynews.com (3 days ago)

Chris Pine on Ellen: Love, crying, ‘nutty’ fans

Chris Pine’s fans are “a nutty bunch.” The “Star Trek Into Darkness” star talked to Ellen DeGeneres on Thursday about his devotees who have “designated themselves the Pine Nuts.” He also opened up about being a sensitive guy, which he detailed in a Men’s Health cover story saying “I cry all the time.”

nydailynews.com (3 days ago)

Prince Harry Has Crazy Swag, And Other Observations From Yesterday's Charity Polo Match In Greenwich

There's something about having the British royals around that makes Americans of all ages act like it's 1964 again and the Beatles just landed. Prince Harry's latest tour of the country was no exception. Week-long trip was marked by a seemingly endless barrage of pictures of girls crying/staring adoringly/ squealing...

businessinsider.com (3 days ago)

Lynsey Walker: Healthy Road Trip Snacks for the Long Weekend

The first long weekend of the summer season is almost here, and with that comes the start of the great pilgrimage up north to cottages, campsites, and the great outdoors. Whoever said, "it is not the destination, but the journey that matters," obviously never crawled up Highway 400 for four hours on a Friday...

huffingtonpost.com (3 days ago)

Lisa Lori: 5 Things My Italian Parents Taught Me About Food

Like many adult children, the older I get, the more time I spend reflecting on my parents' life and the many traditions they passed along to me and my siblings. Raised in Chicago, my parents were Italian-Americans who grew up with the same traditions that have been passed down in Italian families for generations....

huffingtonpost.com (4 days ago)

Seeds and nuts ground into cookies instead of white flour as a healthy trend

A healthy trend becoming popular are cookies made from ground nuts and seeds, no white table sugar, no wheat grains, garbanzo bean flour instead of white flour, no butter, and no salt or baking soda. For sweetness a few raisins...

examiner.com (4 days ago)