Articles from ‘elocal magazine’

The weather may not be the best for outdoor activities, so why not spend some time in the kitchen making the sofest, fluffiest, simply the BEST cinnamon rolls in the WORLD.  You'll never go back to any other recipe once you try this one!  · Makes about 10 mid size rolls. You can make 12 if you make them smaller.  · Ingredients · For the dough: · ¾ cup (180g) warm milk (whole milk or 2% preferred)  · 2 ¼ teaspoons quick rise or active yeast…

A new climate science study claims that clouds and sunlight—not carbon dioxide—are driving global warming. · In the study, scientists Ned Nikolov and Karl Zeller challenge the mainstream view that CO2 is the primary cause of global warming. · Using satellite data, they argue that changes in the planet’s albedo—its ability to reflect sunlight—are responsible for the rise in temperatures, and not increasing greenhouse gases. · “When clouds…

Unlike reality—which is infinitely and ultimately unknowable—Marxism as ideology pretends to understand the world, but, in reality, it offers only the merest shadow of true complexities. · Though responsible—directly and indirectly—for the murder of nearly 150 million innocent children, women, and men in the previous century, Marxism is making a comeback in Western civilization. Not only have Che Guevara t-shirts remained in vogue for several…

This recipe really is all about that Lemon Cream Sauce for fish which is made in the same pan while the fish is baking. It’s a simple sauce which actually tastes pretty unimpressive when you first mix it up. · But once it’s baked and the fish juices mix in with it, it transforms into an incredible sauce. It’s basically like making a sauce with real homemade fish stock – just like fine dining restaurants do! · Ingredients · 4 x 150- 180g / 5…

Most of us don’t eat as much fruit and veggies as we know we should, but that goal might now be a bit more achievable. Scientists in Spain have engineered a new “Golden Lettuce” with 30 times more nutrients than the regular green stuff. · Lettuce isn’t the most exciting vegetable, but you’ll often find it padding out sandwiches, wraps, stews and other meals as a way to cram in extra nutrients (and cut restaurant costs). But maybe there’s a way…

Clearly, a major political realignment is underway in the USA. The defection of RFK, Jr. to the Trump campaign and the decision of Dick Cheney to join his daughter in voting for Kamala Harris is just the tip of a very large iceberg. · So just what is going on here? At first glance it doesn’t seem to make much sense. How could the son of the martyred RFK and the nephew of the murdered JFK make such a move? For that matter, how could Dick Cheney…

Whether it’s being too easily offended, showing up late, or needing mum and dad at their job interviews, Gen Z hires—those born between 1996 and 2010—just aren’t cutting it. · According to a recent poll by Intelligent.com of 966 business leaders, 75% find recent college grads unprepared for the professional world, with 60% stating they’ve had to fire some of them. Some even claim that these hires lack basic communication skills,…

From 350,757 coin flips to prove probability to assessing the swimming abilities of dead trout, the winners of the 2024 Ig Nobel Prize have been recognized for their work in absurd scientific research. And somewhat fitting for the recipients, they all walked away with a coveted $100-trillion Zimbabwean banknote, worth around US$0.40. · As a scientist and journalist, I'd be lying if I said there wasn't a lot of research news that…

According to ACT leader David Seymour, a new Cabinet circular is directing all public services in New Zealand to shift focus from race-based policies to need-based ones. · The circular targets ethnicity-based policies like surgical waitlists and university admissions, which Seymour argues are divisive. · He believes that looking through an ethnicity lens, before considering other factors, undermines a truly inclusive multi-ethnic society. ·…

As well as (temporarily) doing away with capital punishment for murder, the Crimes Amendment Act 1941 abolished judicial provision for flogging and whipping. These punishments had been introduced – initially for juveniles – from 1867 and by 1893 applied to a number of (mainly sexual) offences by adult men. In New Zealand, unlike the United Kingdom, corporal punishment was always inflicted behind prison walls. · Just 17 men were flogged –…