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Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey is a 2023 British independent slasher film edited, produced, written and directed by Rhys Frake-Waterfield. It serves as a horror reimagining to A. A. Milne and E. H. Shepard's Winnie-the-Pooh books and stars Craig David Dowsett as the titular character, and Chris Cordell as Piglet, with Amber Doig-Thorne, Nikolai Leon, Maria Taylor, Natasha Rose Mills, and Danielle Ronald in supporting roles. It follows Pooh and Piglet, who have become feral and bloodthirsty murderers, as they terrorise a group of young university women and Christopher Robin when he returns to the Hundred Acre Wood many years later after leaving for college.

Sometime later, university students Maria, Jessica, Alice, Zoe, and Lara rent a cabin in the Hundred Acre Wood so she can overcome a traumatic stalking experience. Tina, another friend, gets lost en route, and Pooh grinds her up with a woodchipper. In his treehouse, Pooh, who has imprisoned Christopher, reminisces over their childhood and breaks down, brutally whipping him with Eeyore's tail and showering Christopher in Mary's blood.

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In July 2022, American composer Andrew Scott Bell was announced as a provider for the score.[13][14] On July 14, 2022, Bell uploaded a video to YouTube titled "Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood, Honey, and Violins" that documented how he drove from Los Angeles to San Francisco, with his manager Mike Rosen, to collect a honeycomb-filled violin from an experimental luthier to compose the film's soundtrack.[15] In an interview with Dread Central, Bell explained how he got involved with the production of Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey upon hearing about the film after it went viral upon the announcement. He said:

These Honey Blood Orange Margaritas with Smoky Lime Salt are a seasonal twist on a classic, featuring winter citrus at its finest, along with a smoky salt rim that really takes these flavors over the top. This cocktail is sweetened with honey, so no simple syrup is required! Simple but oh so delicious!

The wheat gives this beer an easy, slightly sweet fullness in the mouth and smooth draw across the palate, before the honey dries it out at the back. Astringency is slight and the 7.0% alcohol stays well hidden.

Made with a bounty of wheat, blood orange peel and a pinch of secret spices- this ale is light, refreshing and everything you love about the original Blood & Honey but in a new lighter and brighter beer!

Not surprisingly, Jordi Savall prefers the poetic version: a combination of two words, "Bal" and "Kan." He explains, "'Bal' means in Turkish 'honey,' and 'kan' 'blood.' [The Turks] found a beautiful country, but they found also a very strong population who resist in a very exceptional way. And they tell that this is the country of the honey and blood."

Honey is sweeter than granulated sugar, so you might use a smaller amount of honey for sugar in some recipes. But honey actually has slightly more carbohydrates and more calories a teaspoon than does granulated sugar. So any calories and carbohydrates you save will be minimal.

We are right smack in the middle of blood orange season and I couldn't be happier about it! If you have been to a grocery store lately, then you have probably the slightly discolored oranges that are sitting next to the normal oranges. You may even think that the grocery store is trying to sell you some bad oranges. But's it what's on the inside that counts, guys!

While blood oranges definitely look a little bit different than normal oranges when you slice them open, they taste very similar. Blood oranges, to me, are a bit more tart (which I love) which makes them great for baking! You can replace blood oranges in any recipe you would normally find a citrus fruit, like lemon or orange (duh!).

This blood orange pound cake may look a bit fancy, but it's really just your typical pound cake with a few extra accessories. Of course, there is blood orange juice and zest in the batter itself, but it is also topped with a blood orange glaze. Since I love almonds and citrus fruit together, this pound cake is also made with almond meal and almond extract. The almond meal does make the cake a bit denser, but it also makes it super moist!

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Animal sacrifice, blood magic, body horror, death (on-page), decapitation, drowning, drugging, grief, kidnapping, loss of a loved one, manipulation, murder, self-harm, sexism, torture (mentioned), violence

Blood samples were extracted from 10 healthy young rabbits of both sexes with no history of blood disease. Blood samples from these rabbits were centrifuged for 15 minutes at 3,000 rpm. The obtained plasma was separated and was used for the PT and PTT testing.

The venoms of most stinging insects, including honey bees, consist of enzymes, protein, peptides, and a variety of smaller molecules. The pharmacological and biochemical activities of venoms from various stinging insects are remarkably convergent. Most venoms induce immediate pain, contain phosphlipases, hyaluronidase, and other enzymes, and are capable of destroying red blood cells [20]. The phospholipases derived from honey bees, yellow jackets, and fire ants have very different molecular weights: 16,000 for bees [21], about 31,000 for yellow jackets [22, 23], and 28,000 in the form of tow roughly equal subunits for fire ants [24].

The present study analyzed the venom of Apis mellifera with regard to anti-coagulation activities. Its anti-coagulation proteins were isolated and evaluated by using chromatographic methods. The fraction extracted from the Iranian bee contained protein similar to anti-coagulation proteins such as PLA2 and melittin, which are able to increase the blood clotting time in vitro.

For tigers living in the Sundarbans, survival means swimming from island to island in search of scarce, hard to find prey. When people from local communities venture deep into the forest to gather their own sustenance; from honey to fish and wood for charcoal, they may fall victim to the hunting tigers.

Shockingly, on the Indian side of the Sundarbans, traditional honey collectors or moulis constitute over a third of deaths attributed to human tiger conflict. Though harvest season is short, running from March through May, approximately six moulis die every year when they venture into the forest and encounter one of the 88 tigers living here. The honey they are attempting to gather is referred to as blood honey.

The honey collected from three of the four cooperatives will be sold under the name Bonphool Wild Honey, and the West Bengal Forest Directorate is in discussion with housing societies, retail stores and outlets promoted by the Government of West Bengal to establish market linkages which will help to secure much-needed income generation far into the future.

HOW CAN WE FURTHER REDUCE HUMAN TIGER CONFLICT?Reducing conflict in the long term requires a holistic approach; one that will build on the work done with honey collectors to safeguard their livelihoods. This is why WWF works with communities dependent on natural resources in the Sundarbans; to build their resilience, increase their livelihood asset base, address their agricultural vulnerabilities and reduce exposure to tigers.

The success of the honey blood free honey project, as relates to tiger conflict, is that it also links to various conflict management actions in the area: namely highly trained rapid response teams led by villagers; solar lights in villages; nylon fencing to prevent dispersing tigers moving into villages; community awareness and education campaigns; and strong government policies towards incorporating resilient agricultural practices in development planning.

Well, I found most of those things, but I was tempted as most of us are in wintry areas by the startling red-rust-maroons of blood oranges and they landed up in the mix, too. Melissa Clark is convincing like that. Who is she? Well, take a walk over to your cookbooks shelf, if you will. Recognize any of these? Then you already know her. This woman has worked on more cookbooks than I can count on all of my fingers and toes (kindly, Jacob lets me borrow his from time to time, or he did until we did this to him) and has been writing the Good Appetite column for the New York Times for several years. So, when I learned that she was writing her own book, with her own recipes, under her name only, I was delighted. Her stories are brief but warm and her book seems like a natural fit for anyone who enjoys reading food blogs.

Bake cake for 50 to 55 minutes, or until it is golden and a knife inserted into center comes out clean. Cool on a rack for 5 minutes, then unmold and cool to room temperature right-side up. Serve with whipped cream and honey-blood orange compote (below), if desired.

mmm, blood oranges. love. will have to make this as soon as i get home from my business trip. may go straight to the grocery store and pick up enough for this cake and my once-a-year blood orange sorbet.

I love Olive Oil cake but never made myself. We have this great Greek Place around the corner that makes an awesome one that i usually get a slice from when i have a craving. But this recipe looks fabulous. And blood oranges YUM love them, so much more exciting to eat than a regular orange.

I have a pile of blood oranges in my fruit basket right now that I think are WAY to sour to eat on their own. This will be a great use for them! Do you think I should kick the sugar up a bit because my blood oranges are basically red lemons?

This has been a staple in my kitchen since I saw the recipe in the NYTimes. Last week I halved the recipe and made 4 mini-bundt cakes for a small dinner party, and it was perfect! The blood orange compote is so gorgeous.

I read this yesterday, went home last night and promptly made this cake (I also love blood oranges for their appearance more than for their flavor. I actually buy them to add to freshly squeezed orange juice for an amazing color to the OJ). It is very moist but not greasy. Another winner :) ff782bc1db