Mustra bečka

Klasičan blog sa zanimljivim i bogatim sadržajem. Velike slike, nekad je to erotika, nekad zanimljive reklame, a nađe se i po neki interesantan video. U pazuma u radu jako dobro dođe kako bi se opustili, nasmejali i podelili link sa nekim.

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Čestitam slavu svima koji slave, a nije na odmet i malo razbibrige stoga poslušajte pesmicu!

Sastojci:

- 0,5kg belog mesa
- pakovanje tortilja testa
- praziluk
- majonez
- 2 jajeta
- 1 pavlaka
- so, biber, vegeta po ukusu, kari, origano
- 300-400g pečurki
- jedna crvena babura (seckana na tanke rezance)
- trapist

Priprema:

U zagrejani tiganj sa uljem staviti seckani praziluk na tanke kolutiće, propržiti ga par minuta a zatim dodati sitne kockice belog mesa. Kada meso dobije svetlu boju (bude skoro pečeno) dodati gljive i pržiti sve zajedno dok gljive ne puste vodu i budu pečene. Na samom kraju dodati papriku i pržiti celu smesu jos 5 minuta. Začiniti po ukusu sa gore nabrojanim začinima.

Priprema preliva:
Umutiti 2 jajeta, celu pavlaku i majonez po ukusu. Dodati so i biber.

Kada je smesa u tiganju gotova, dodati pola preliva u nju i sjediniti - izmeštati kako bi se svi sastojici “umotali” u preliv. Sve to uraditi van šporeta.

U tortilje puniti smesu iz tiganja kašičicom tako da ne iscuri pri savijanju u “palačinku”. Svaku tortilju postaviti jednu do druge u vatrostalnu posudu i sve još jednom preliti drugom polovinom preliva. Odozgo se doda trenicani trapis i origano po ukusu.

Sve ide u rernu na pečenje oko 20ak minuta na 200 stepeni, kako bi se preliv stvrdnuo i sir dobio braon-narandžastu boju - zapečen.

Prijatno!

Dobrodošli na novi domen mustrebečke. Kao što vidite svi stari postovi su ovde, od najbitnijih stvari koje moram koliko sutra da uradim je popravka youtube video fajlova, ubacivanje blogova koje pratim i još par sitnica. Experimentisaću, nameštaću i probaću jer sam zbog toga najviše i prešao na novi domen. Sloboda instalacije plugina i čačkanje po fajlovima mi je definitivno falila…

Uskoro ću opisati korak po korak kako je teklo prebacivanje starih postova i smeštanje na novi domen, ako se još neko odluči na sličnu rabotu.

Upravo mi je stigla ulaznica za Trenchtown festival u Subotici tj. na Paliću. Odlučio sam se za prvi dan zbog benda LET3 koji su me svojom energijom oduševili pre par godina kada su gostovali u Novom Sadu u holu SPENS-a. Festival se otvara već tradicionalno 1. maja za kada je zakazan i moj odlazak tamo. Sve ostale infomarcije vezano za sam događaj, rezervaciju karata, mape do etno kampa, spisak izvođača… možete pogledati na samom sajtu. Uzdravlje!

p.s. ako neko dolazi iz drugog grada slobodno se javite pa da se organizujemo - vidimo - upoznamo…

Tekst ispod sam našao na Wikipediji, da li neko od Vas čitateljki i čitatelja bloga ima još logičnije objašnjenje ?

The yawn reflex is often described as contagious: if one person yawns, this will cause another person to “sympathetically” yawn.[3][8] Observing another person’s yawning face (especially his/her eyes), or even reading about or thinking about yawning, can cause a person to yawn.[3][9] However, only about 55% of people in a given audience will respond to such a stimulus; fewer if only the mouth is shown in a visual stimulus.[10]The proximate cause for contagious yawning may lie with mirror neurons, i.e., neurons in the frontal cortex of certain vertebrates, which upon being exposed to a stimulus from conspecific (same species) and occasionally interspecific organisms, activates the same regions in the brain.[11] Mirror neurons have been proposed as a driving force for imitation which lies at the root of much human learning, e.g., language acquisition. Yawning may be an offshoot of the same imitative impulse. A 2007 study found that children with autism spectrum disorders, unlike typical children, did not yawn after seeing videos of other people yawning; this supports the claim that contagious yawning is based on the capacity for empathy.[12]

Gordon Gallup, who hypothesizes that yawning may be a means of keeping the brain cool, also hypothesizes that “contagious” yawning may be a survival instinct inherited from our evolutionary past. “During human evolutionary history when we were subject to predation and attacks by other groups, if everybody yawns in response to seeing someone yawn, the whole group becomes much more vigilant, and much better at being able to detect danger.”[5]

Shut the gates and sunset
After that you can’t get out
You can see the bigger picture
Find out what it’s all about
You’re open to the skyline
You won’t want to go back home
In a garden full of angels
You will never be alone

But oh the road is long
The stones that you are walking on
Have gone

With the moonlight to guide you
Feel the joy of being alive
The day that you stop running
Is the day that you arrive

And the night that you got locked in
Was the time to decide
Stop chasing shadows
Just enjoy the ride

If you close the door to your house
Don’t let anybody in
It’s a room that’s full of nothing
All that underneath your skin
Face against the window
You can’t watch it fade to grey
And you’ll never catch the fickle wind
If you choose to stay

But oh the road is long
The stones that you are walking on
Have gone

With the moonlight to guide you
Feel the joy of being alive
The day that you stop running
Is the day that you arrive

And the night that you got locked in
Was the time to decide
Stop chasing shadows
Just enjoy the ride

Stop chasing shadows
Just enjoy the ride