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If you are passionate about finding out the latest news on art exhibits in New York City, about art exhibits in Los Angeles, modern art exhibits and so on and so forth, why not check out the exhibits offered to you by art centers across America. The Annual holiday Show is a tradition at the arts Center of America.
Many of our friends who have attended or are attending art classes have produced works of art of such amazing quality that their being exhibited is simply a must. Moreover, modern art exhibits are meant to inspire those who are now learning about the secrets of painting, sculpting, photography, media and other classes that we offer.
Since past exhibits have enjoyed a remarkable success, future exhibits will be held. Information about the call for entries will be available on many of the websites for these art centers, well in advance of each exhibition, so that all people who are interested can apply. The calendar of each exhibit will also be made available. Usually, each modern art exhibit starts with an opening reception, where all our friends have the opportunity to meet the artist or the artists and admire their works.
Artists talks have also proven to be not only very popular but also quite useful, therefore we intend to maintain the tradition of "gallery gab" artist talks. Most of the exhibits that have been organized so far are scheduled for November and December, but there are also exceptions to this rule. Since most of our art classes take place between the months of January and May, many art centers intend to organize many exhibitions throughout the rest of the year. The exhibits will remain at the public's disposal for the entire period of the show, which will be made public also at the respective art center's website.
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28 February 2012
After a restful (despite garrulous cows), but short night in South Bay on Slipper Island (also private - there seem to be a lot of them) we weighed anchor before 0600 in order to arrive in the protection of Gisborne Harbour by tomorrow evening. Blowing a hoolie ain't in it. We could get to know the town quite well as the usually restrained GRIBS and Wind Guru claim up to 54 knots over the next several days.
Blithely motor-sailing off the wreckage of container ship Rena on Astrolabe Reef, we must listen to that noisy, red, iron thing in the bilge as barometer readings begin to plummet. We will be most pleased to have manure impact the air movement device post-arrival Kaiti Basin.
Speaking of cows, why a herd? Horses could be in herds, but there are gaggles of geese, why not a cluster of cattle? A sheer of sheep? A leap of leopards? A faction of foxes? A rampage of rhinoceroses? A cacophony of cats? A dawdle of ducks (calm)? A dervish of ducks (excited)? A ptomaine of pterodactyls?... Dangles of donkeys? Jack
26 February 2012
The beautiful 15 inch big screen TV (quit laughing!) that inhabited a saloon bulkhead and the accompanying DVD player were deplorably underused outside of North America due to format and regional restrictions. This lamentable circumstance has now been remedied, at great expense, by replacement with a humongous (it's all relative) 19 inch Teac 12/120/240v LED DTV/DVD. This rascal plays everything from every region in any format. (This is, of course, horribly naive, but some among us wish not to be disabused of the notion for awhile.. It does lots). Last night's entertainment was "Quigley Down Under". "The Wind and the Lion" taken directly from a USB external drive is on que for tonight.
Seems that cattle are more prevalent in Northland because sheep's hooves rot in the warm moist climate up here (this despite our having seen maybe 5 days of summer this summer). Still, there are lots of bovines and ovines all over and also on this private island. Cows smell worse, but are somewhat insular. It's a little unnerving to have an entire hillside of motionless sheep glaring unblinking at you for minutes at a time. You'd think they'd never seen a Canadian. Posted rules limit where one may go (shore and pasture areas only) and certain activities such as building fires. No mention is made of annoying, eating or dating the sheep, but some things are probably assumed.
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25 February 2012
The 45 NM sail around Coromandel from Waiheke to Great Mercury would have proved more exciting in the 30 plus winds had there been more fetch. Southwesterlies abaft the beam nevertheless gave us a boisterous sleigh ride with some impressive speeds aided by following current. Despite theirs being The City of Sails Aucklanders showed some reluctance to savor the moment with us.
Nestled now deep in Coralie Bay with 20 knots through the rigging, we enjoy a beautiful bucolic scene of rolling hills, steep cliffs and wandering sheep and cattle as the sun sets behind a pristine crescent beach. Mellow equanimity is enhanced by the letters G & T, soon to be followed by converted grape juice.
22 February 2012
A month since last you were afflicted with news from In Zed. So, you might ask, "que pasa", "ce qui se passe" or possibly "what up, dog"? We remain in Auckland. "Ah!" you say knowingly, "Didn't get four month's work done in two and a half over the holidays"? In a word, no.
However, now pleased to announce that cap rail rot has been replaced with iroko wood that looks remarkably like Costa Rican teak, new water heater is heating water and new Victron inverter/charger, contrary to expectation, is also performing appropriate functions. Much of the brightwork is, ummm, bright, although sporting less varnish than preferred. Deck is clearish and last bits will be stowed or jettisoned.
24 February 2012
After waiting a day for the weather fairy to slap us around, mucking about a bit and, in process, saying bye to many great friends, we left slip A9 for a wonderful sail to the east side of Waiheke Island where we share a bay with, among others, the beautiful 146 foot barquentine (English spelling), Spirit of New Zealand.
Auckland is a terrific city and we'll miss it and some wonderful people, especially Phil and Maggie, but life was getting too easy. Thinking they would never see us again everyone was terribly nice. We hated to disabuse them of this comforting thought by revealing that we may be back for a short time in April.
Current plan, to the degree "plan" means anything, is to hop through the Bay of Plenty (assiduously avoiding semi-submerged containers from wreckage of the Rena near Tauranga), around East Cape and down to Picton on the South Island, there to reconnect with more friends. It's hard to avoid the silly rascals.
Cruising life resumes.
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22 January 2012
Slacking has become a way of life. By being, at the time, constantly on my alleged mind this blog was actually easier done every day. Given an endemic three-year-old attention span, extended gaps have been insinuating themselves into the effluvium production. Mental calcification is both cause and result while cheering discriminating literati.
An impossible number of critical projects have been whittled down to an impossible number of re-designated non-critical projects plus a newly discovered critically urgent repair. Removing portside cap rail track to install running rig hardware revealed leakage causing a linear meter of decomposition beneath. This was probably the source of intractable interior dampness and consequent mold. It's like losing your new Aston Martin when an obstreperous mother-in-law drives off a cliff - bad news, but good. Now looking for a chippie to rout out the corruption and scarf in some matching kauri wood (or, it has been alleged, available Costa Rican teak) at which point, some time in the not too distant future, hopefully, life will again be perfectish. Have now, unsurprisingly, run through four boat builders who, due to Bay of Islands Race Week, Auckland Day, subsequent Waitangi Day or prior commitments are unobtainable this decade.
Although not wishing to sully moderate optimism expressed in the previous paragraph (Huh? you query) a newly purchased water heater to replace operative, but 26 year old current unit, to which a dual 120/12 volt heating element (for wind vane diversion load) is being re-engineered to fit has become a can of worms (clearly less fun than a barrel of monkeys). Am certain, however, that the actual installation will be simple, straight-forward and quick. Endeavor to congratulate me for optimism and stop snickering this instant.
Jan finishes work next Friday, her brother arrives two days later and we plan to sail with the tide (cool sounding, but, with an auxiliary engine, usually meaningless expression) shortly thereafter. As completion of all projects should take until this time next year, some compromises will ensue.
8 January 2012
Remember when it was suggested that New Zealand reopened 3 January? Turns out, for starters, that the day after New Years Day is a statutory holiday just like Boxing Day for Xmas and so Tuesday was off this year as well. But wait! How many out there think work restarted Wednesday? Show of hands. OK, you three haven't been paying attention. We're hoping for the 9th.
In preparation for the Rugby World Cup and while we were in Fiji, Pier 21's shower, head and laundry were renovated. Two little showers were made into one larger (no waiting in line so far) and new tile was laid. It was horrifying to find in the loo, however, that the toilet roll was dispensing paper from the bottom rather than the top. Disaster was narrowly averted when, serendipitously, it was discovered that reversing the roll made it all better. By the way, the toilet key at a recently patronized restaurant was attached to a spoon. One wonders.
Since no big projects are proceeding, all the little crap is getting done. Well, 'all' is excessively hyperbolic, but some (defined as more than one) are. Most fun was emptying and cleaning the lazerettes - port, starboard and aft - of greasy soot from the previously broken exhaust manifold and sorting three additional incongruities subsequently revealed. The single shower barely proved sufficient.
Still waiting for summer as unseasonable wind, rain and chilly temperatures meander up from Antarctica through the Tasman Sea. Although just as much a pest here as in North America, possums (Kiwis generally leave off the preceding 'O') are at least cute and, because their fur is hollow, provide particularly good insulation when blended with merino wool. Thus has been saved many a protruding and dangly bit from freezing off.


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Work ethic makes Ward a wiz on Bruins' coaching staff
We've watched Bruins players like Mark Stuart, Milan Lucic and David Krejci grow up before our eyes on and off the ice the last few years.
Players, however, aren't the only ones that have to mature in their roles and improve every day, every season. Coaches have to start somewhere too.
And in the case of Bruins assistant Geoff Ward, he has been making the most of his first opportunity to be behind an NHL bench on a regular basis.
Ward rejoined Bruins head coach Claude Julien as an assistant in August 2007 after the two had worked together with Hamilton of the American Hockey League earlier in the decade. Ward has handled the Bruins' power play – a bugaboo at times last season, but mostly a strength over the course of the last three seasons – and has worked closely with some of the players the Bruins have developed since the new staff took over prior to the 2007-08 season.
Now a full-time resident of the Boston area, Ward can look back at his decision to take Julien up on a job offer three years ago and be certain he made the correct choice.
"Each day that you're here, you get more comfortable. As you establish relationships with players, and the relationships change as you get to work with each other, it's a rewarding process to go through," Ward told TheBruinsBlog.net in a recent rare interview (Julien swears his assistant's to a rarely broken code of silence each season).
"We've been able to do it and have success at the same point and time. The fact that we've been able to make the playoffs every year has been good. The thing that we're all excited about is we've been able to take our team that's been out of the playoffs when we got here, to a team that's what I would consider a contending team in the Eastern Conference. We've seen growth every year and I think each year you try to springboard into something that you can push to another level. That's kind of what we're working toward this summer heading toward the fall."
Ward has been and continues to be unique on the Bruins' coaching staff because not only is he the only one that never played in the NHL, he never played pro hockey. He started his career as a school teacher before getting into coaching in the Ontario Hockey League, East Coast Hockey League and in Germany. His first big break came when Julien was promoted to coach Montreal. Ward took over as head coach of the Hamilton Bulldogs, who reached the Calder Cup finals.
Prior to joining the Bruins, Ward worked closely with players at all levels of the Edmonton organization as the development coach. His experiences at the lower levels of the game and with Oilers prospects equipped him with the tools to make a seamless transition to full-time NHL aide, even without any experience playing at the game's highest level.
"When you have a background, regardless of whether you played or not, you have a lot of different backgrounds, doing a lot of different things – head coach and being in Europe and being in all different facets of the game. He brings experience. That's what's important," Bruins forward Mark Recchi said about Ward. "He knows what he's doing on the power play, he has some great ideas. He's a great guy, he's fun and he really is a players' guy and really wants to communicate and work with you."
While you'd never know it by gazing at his apparent always perfectly groomed head of hair, Ward is a tireless worker who's always at the rink early at the start and late at the end, and even puts in the hours during the offseason.
"There's not many guys that work as hard as Geoff does," said Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli. "He takes pride in his work. I knew that going in. Claude spoke highly of him from when he worked with him before. He's like a young player. He's learned a lot in a short period of time and come a long way. It's been good to see him grow. I know, when I go in there, he's most often the first guy in there. He works like a bugger to fix things. He certainly has grown."
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Around 7 p.m. Monday, got a call to Curtis Road in Hickory Flat where a horse had fallen into a hole.
Brittany Holt was riding the horse when she noticed that two of the riders and horses she was traveling with had difficulty crossing part of their trail. When her horse began to cross, the ground gave way and the horse began to sink. Holt told the Cherokee Emergency Services that she dove off the horse, but it began thrashing and got stuck even deeper.
The large animal rescue team from Milton came and constructed an A-Frame to pull the animal out.
Unfortunately the horse did not survive and died en route to UGA. It was reported earlier that the horse was put down.
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No bomb devices were found during sweeps of the and the Tuesday, but authorities have received word of a second bomb threat in Cherokee, the spokesman for the said.
Around 10:54 a.m. Tuesday, a man called from a pay phone in Atlanta. The person said there was a bomb at the Cherokee County Justice Center.
"The information was provided by Atlanta 911 who advised they had received a call from a pay phone in Atlanta and a male voice made the threat," Lt. Jay Baker said. "The Cherokee County Justice Center and the Historic Courthouse next door were immediately evacuated."
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Authorities are investigating the possible drowning death of a Buford teen.
Paramedics were called to a home in the 500 block of Emerald Parkway in Buford shortly after 7 p.m. on June 5. Crews found family members performing CPR on an 18-year-old male.
According to Gwinnett County Fire and Emergency Services public information officer Lt. Colin S. Rhoden, the teen was found in the bottom of a hot tub by his parents.
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Peyton the puppy is one lucky dog.
The shepherd mix pup, who is just barely four months old, was discovered last month in a not-very-heavily travelled part of an Atlanta greenspace. He had been dumped into a park trashcan by someone and left there.
A cat trapper (community volunteer who traps feral cats for TNR programs) was scouting the area and heard odd noises coming from an oil-drum trash barrel just off the beaten path.
What he found when he checked out the source of the unusual sounds was a young dog covered in trash, tar and grime.
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Cars Circle Central Moscow in Anti-Putin Protest
Thousands of cars flying white ribbons or balloons circled central Moscow on Sunday in a show of protest against Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. More protesters stood along the side of the road waving white ribbons and flags as the vehicles passed, their horns blaring.
Putin is running in a March 4 presidential election to reclaim the post he held from 2000 to 2008. He is expected to win, but is under pressure to show he can win fairly.
The protest movement has been driven by young professionals, cultural figures and other members of the urban middle class, many of them connected through online social networks.


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Some St. Francis High love is going down in San Diego.
Chargers General Manager Tom Telesco has signed fellow Frannies grad Luke Tasker to a free-agent rookie contract.
Tasker is the son of Buffalo Bills special-teams trailblazer Steve Tasker.
Luke Tasker had 75 catches for 1,207 yards and eight touchdowns last season at Cornell. He ranked fifth nationally in Division I-AA with an average of 120.7 receiving yards a game and ninth with 7.5 catches a game.


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Juliet came to the doctoral program at Simmons after 15 years self-employment, writing grant applications for non-profits and municipalities and business planning for startups and small businesses. The siren song of cataloging was too strong and so she is back to work on a dissertation that will examine cataloging means and metadata. She is very interested in the pedagogy of LIS as well. Her MSLIS was earned at Simmons.
She is a member of the ALISE Award for Professional Contribution to Library and Information Science Education Committee and a TA for LIS 415. She serves on the board of directors of her local library trust and frequently volunteers in the technical services department there.


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CUMBERLAND — The Tri-State Titans are the top seed in today's Maryland Semi-Pro Baseball State Tournament, being held in Cumberland for the first time.
The four-team tournament features the champions of the Pen-Mar WV Baseball League, Baltimore Baseball League, Susquehanna Baseball League and Mid-Maryland Baseball League.
All games will be played at the Hammersmith Hot Stove Complex at the Allegany County Fairgrounds.
The Titans (26-2), winners of the Pen-Mar League, will play the Frederick Flying Dogs (21-8-2), the champions of the Mid-Maryland League, today in a 2 p.m. semifinal at Memorial Field.
The other 2 p.m. semifinal, at Hamilton Field, will pit the Susquehanna Assault, the Susquehanna League champion and defending state champ, against the Baltimore League champion Cancun Cantina Bulls (26-3).
The semifinal winners play for the state championship today at 5:05 p.m. at Memorial Field.
Tri-State, which beat Oakland to repeat as the Pen-Mar WV champion, won the Maryland state championship in 2009 and 2002 and was runnerup in 2010. Two players, Brian Powell and Matt Wright, played on both state championship teams and are current players for the Titans. Wright is the team manager. Powell was the MVP of the 2002 tournament.
The Titans batted .302 as a team and dominated the Pen-Mar League with pitching with a 1.29 team earned run average. Powell had six wins and an 0.94 ERA, Ellsworth seven wins with an 0.93 ERA and Foreman three wins and a league low 0.77 ERA.
Bryce Nightengale led the team with a .348 batting average and Ellsworth hit .333 with five doubles, three triples and 24 RBIs. Powell hit .301 and scored 25 runs and Wright batted .298 with 16 runs and 12 RBIs.
The Flying Dogs beat the Maryland Dirtbags in the best-of-three Mid-Maryland League series. After losing the first game, the Dogs came back with 1-0 and 2-0 wins to claim their fifth Mid-Maryland title in six years. The Mid-Maryland is a nine-team league with teams in Carroll and Frederick counties.
The Bulls are six-time defending Baltimore League regular-season champions and four-time defending league champions, and boast an all-time record of 230 wins and 45 losses. The Baltimore League has 11 teams in Baltimore County, Baltimore City and Anne Arundel County.
The Assault, of Harford County, won three of the last five state tournaments, with titles coming in 2012, 2008 and 2007. The state tournament was canceled in 2011 due to Hurricane Irene.
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LEWISBURG — Brooks Gronlund, president of the Green Dragon Foundation, presented a check in the amount of $65,000 to Dr. Mark DiRocco, superintendent of the Lewisburg Area School District, at the Jan. 24 school board meeting.
"On behalf of the Green Dragon Foundation Board of Directors, and our more than 400 donors, I am delighted to make this gift to the Lewisburg Area School District," Gronlund said. "This gift is the result of year-long fundraising efforts to benefit our students."
In keeping with its mission to support educational, cultural, and athletic programs and capital improvement projects for the students of the district, the Foundation presented this check in support of a variety of programs.
"Last year, we gave $69,000 to the district and this year, we are kicking off 2013 by making a gift of $65,000" Gronlund said. "We are committed to enhancing and enriching the academic, cultural and athletic experiences of all of our students. Throughout the coming year, the Foundation will continue its efforts to raise much-needed funding."
Included in the $65,000 donation is a $1,000 gift in honor of the Foundation's '2012 Volunteer of the Year' Linda Roat Keefer '64. She has chosen the Special Needs and Student Support Program as the initiative to receive this gift. DiRocco states, "Programs that support the specific individual circumstances that children face will be greatly enhanced with this support."
According to DiRocco, Foundation support will enable the district to enhance and enrich programs that would not otherwise be possible, including:
Kelly Elementary School
n $2,300 for the purchase of Flash Masters for its third grade classrooms, which are electronic flash cards to reinforce math facts for students
n $125 for a kindergarten inquiry-based science program
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n $1,995 to augment performing and visual arts
n $7,375 toward district athletic needs
According to DiRocco, "Because of the Green Dragon Foundation, the district will be able to continue some of its scheduled field trips and student academic competitions. With reduced state and federal funding, many of these programs were eliminated. Without the Foundation's help, some of these experiences would not be happening."
The Foundation continues to making a big difference for junior high student athletes as well. According to Glock, "An additional $10,000 gift completes the outfitting of every junior high athlete and cheerleader with a new uniform." In 2011, an anonymous donor approached the Foundation about wanting to help in this area. "Sometimes a simple thing like a new uniform is all it takes to unify a team or give an athlete more self-confidence. It has been very rewarding watching the young athletes take the fields and courts with a renewed sense of school spirit and individual pride," said the donor.
Finally, major gifts from the Baylor-Hamm Companies (Country Cupboard), Kelly Hospitality (Damon's), Lawton Insurance, Northumberland National Bank, Susquehanna Bank, and Weis Markets enabled programs to receive $30,500 in funding through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit program. This gift will fund such programs as the Interactive Language & Literature Program for students in grades K-8, the Middle School Television Studio Program, and the On-Line Courses for Advanced Learning at the high school.
"The Foundation is so grateful for all gifts from both corporate and individual supporters," states Gronlund. "Their donations truly make a difference in the lives of Lewisburg students."
Individuals or businesses wishing to volunteer or donate can visit the Green Dragon Foundation website at www.greendragonfoundation.org or call the Foundation office at 522-8433.


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Brunswick, Maine -- January 29, 2011 -- The Springfield College men's track & field team travelled to Maine earlier today and came away with victories over Tufts, Bowdoin, and Colby. The final results saw SC score 194 points, followed by Tufts with 156, Bowdoin with 126, and Colby with 69.
Springfield had several individual winners as well as a relay place first on the afternoon. Anthony Salvucci won the 5,000 in 15:47.81, and William Ferguson won the high jump with a leap of 6-02.00.
Kevin Coyle continued to dominate the jumping events as he won both the long jump (23-04.00) and triple jump (45-07.00).
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In the 600, Nunan raced to a third-place finish in 1:25.32, while French also placed third in the 1,000 in 2:33.21. Brian Fuller crossed the finish line in 4:17.36 in the mile to earn a second-place finish. In the 55-meter hurdles, Sam Weiss finished as the runner up with a time of 8.53.
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"AN EVENING WITH SIMON SARGON," APRIL 6Free Public Concert in Honor of Renowned Composer's 65th Birthday To Feature 5 World Premieres
DALLAS (SMU) -- Simon Sargon, renowned contemporary composer, pianist and professor at SMU's Meadows School of the Arts, will celebrate his 65th birthday in a unique way: with a concert of eight of his original compositions, including five world premieres, performed by friends and colleagues from around the country. The concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, April 6, in Caruth Auditorium in the Owen Arts Center, 6101 Bishop Blvd. on the SMU campus. The concert is FREE and open to the public, and the audience is invited to a birthday reception in the atrium after the concert. Parking is available at Hillcrest and Binkley and in the garage beneath the Meadows Museum. For more information, please call the Division of Music at 214.768.1951.
The program will showcase the composer's musical diversity, from classical to jazz, from comic to serious, based on themes ranging from poetry to art to soap operas. The concert opens with "KlezMuzik" (1996), a joyful, dance-like piece performed by Mr. Sargon and Ross Powell, associate professor of clarinet at the Meadows School. The work is followed by the world premiere of "Sound the Flute," five short pieces based on the poetry of Langston Hughes, William Blake and others, including an anonymous poem found at the site of the Oklahoma City bombing. Guest performers will include soprano Joan Heller, associate professor of voice at Meadows, and Helen Blackburn, principal flutist with the Dallas Opera Orchestra.
The world premiere of "Janus," a quartet for piano and strings, follows, featuring violinist Mark Miller, concertmaster of the East Texas Symphony Orchestra; Ute Miller, principal violist of the Dallas Opera Orchestra; cellist Elizabeth Morrow, associate professor of music at UT-Arlington; and Mr. Sargon. Next is the comic work "Take Five," with guest performer and bass-baritone Burr Phillips, assistant professor of voice at Meadows. "Take Five" is set to five humorous poems by New York poet Samuel Hoffenstein, whose witty verses are reminiscent of Dorothy Parker.
Following a brief intermission, Sargon and horn player Marcia Spence will present the world premiere of "Portraits of Vermeer," which captures the essence of five famous portraits by the Dutch painter, slides of which will accompany the performance. Ms. Spence is professor of music at the U. of Missouri- Columbia. The pace changes with the next work, "Dusting Around with Scott's Rag," a jazzy variation on ragtime performed by Mr. Sargon and Ms. Blackburn.
Pianist David Karp, Meadows School professor of piano, then presents the world premiere of "Triptik," a buoyant, breezy work in three short movements for piano solo.
The concert concludes on a lighthearted note with the world premiere of "Bubbles -- Scoping the Soaps," which presents digests of five famous soap operas -- "One Life to Live," "Days of Our Lives" and others -- set to music. Ms. Heller and Mr. Phillips return as guest "soap" singers.About the Composer:
Simon Sargon was born in 1938 in Bombay, India, of Sephardic-Indian and Ashkenazic-Russian descent and came to the United States as an infant. He took private piano lessons with Mieczyslaw Horszowski and studied music theory at Brandeis University, where he graduated magna cum laude. He went on to study composition under Vincent Persichetti at the Juilliard School, where he earned an M.S. degree, and at the Aspen School of Music under Darius Milhaud. Mr. Sargon taught at Sarah Lawrence College and Juilliard between 1967 and 1971, and served as head of the voice department of the Rubin Academy of Music in Jerusalem from 1971-1974. In 1984 he joined the music faculty of the Meadows School, where he currently serves as professor of composition. He is also music director emeritus at Temple Emanu-El in Dallas, where he served as director of music from 1974-2001.
Among Mr. Sargon's major works are Symphony No. 1: Holocaust (1985); the oratorio Psalms of Qumran (1990); several operas; Divertimento for Piano and Orchestra (1994); In Time of AIDS, for Chorus and Organ (1995); Implosions for Two Pianos (1996); and MoodSwings, 24 Preludes for Piano Solo (1998), as well as many song cycles and choral compositions. Mr. Sargon's orchestra work, Tapestries, was premiered by the Dallas Symphony under the direction of Andrew Litton in December 1998. The composer's latest commissions include Psalm 8, commissioned by Yale University in honor of its 300th birthday; The Search Unending, an oratorio commissioned by Susquehanna University; and A House for All Peoples, commissioned by Temple B'nai Israel in Oklahoma City.
Mr. Sargon's works are published by Boosey and Hawkes, Southern Music, Transcontinental Music and Lawson-Gould. He is listed in Baker's Biography and the International Who's Who in Music (Eleventh Edition). His work as both composer and pianist may be heard on the New World, Crystal, Ongaku and Gasparo labels. Three compact discs devoted entirely to his compositions have been issued by Gasparo: Shema, A Clear Midnight and Flame of the Lord. The newest Gasparo CD featuring his work is Threepenny, which includes a performance of his Divertimento for Piano and Orchestra by the Meadows Symphony.


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Samsung Electronics has started shipping its new Spinpoint MT2 1-terabyte (1TB) 2.5-inch internal mobile hard disk drive. It is for use in portable storage solutions. Other applications include digital TVs, home media systems and set-top boxes (STBs).
Employing 333GB per-platter technology, the new Spinpoint MT2 drive offers up to 1TB for personal digital collections such as photos, music, video and work files. Running at 5400rpm speed, the MT2 has a 12.5mm form factor, the company said.
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I like Art, so one day i was trying to find an script for a thater play, just to practice at home alone and have fun. In my case it was Peter Pan play, but i could not find it.
In fact i have made scripts for Cinema and made a little television, that was the orientation on my highschool. I really like to make scripts for cine... mmmm... do i have to make all the scripts i want to play??? i could not find that one on the web. If someone has it, post it or pm me.
It would be a great idea to make scripts and post them, i do not do it as a Job, in fact it´s been a while sine my last script, i remember i was lazy with the storyboard =) now that i´m older i like to make drawings. I wonder what can i do now...
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NORMAN — Kelli Elizabeth Keesee and Travis Loyd Cox plan to exchange wedding vows at 7 p.m. Oct. 19 at Thunderbird Wedding Chapel in Norman.
The bride-to-be is the daughter of Michael and Claudia Keesee, of Pauls Valley. She is the granddaughter of the late Bill and Martha Loveday of Byars and the late Edward and Nettie Keesee of Roady. She is a 2005 graduate of Pauls Valley High School. She received a Bachelor of Science in sociology in 2011 and will graduate in December with a master's degree in human resources administration from East Central University in Ada.
The future groom is the son of Daniel Cox and Lana Holt, of Noble. He is the grandson of the late William and Maxine Mercer and the late Lemmual and Opal Cox, all of Noble. He is a 2002 graduate of Lexington High School. After graduating from high school, he spent six years in the Navy serving his country as a rescue swimmer, doorgunner and airframer. He achieved the rank of E5 Petty Officer at the end of his duty in 2009. He is a student at East Central University and will graduate in May 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice law enforcement.
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Kent Hovind was recently named to the Creation Science Hall of Fame. They may have to wait for any sort of induction ceremony as he is presently a federal inmate in Berlin, NH with a projected release date of August 11, 2015. Nick Lally believes that Mr. Hovind is in jail "out of principle and not deceit". We'll get to that, but first I should explain that the Creation Science Hall of Fame does not yet have an actual hall, although they have projected one to be built. The Hall will be strategically located between the Answers In Genesis Creation Museum and the upcoming Ark Encounter. I'm thinking I'll wait for all three to be completed before I visit Petersburg KY as the only other attraction I noted there involves horseback riding. Here is what qualified Mr. Hovind to be admitted to the Creation Science Hall of Fame:
Kent E. Hovind (born January 15, 1953), an American young earth creationist, is considered by many to be one of the foremost authorities on science and the Bible. The amazing ability of Kent Hovind to communicate complicated scientific concepts in an easy-to-understand format makes this essential information accessible for youth and laypersons, as well as science professors. The goal of his creation seminars is to convince listeners to reject theories of evolution, geophysics, and cosmology in favor of the Genesis creation narrative from the Bible. As of 2012, this Creation Seminar has parts translated via subtitling in 37 languages.
What Is Young Earth Creationism ?
One of the most important fundamental beliefs of contemporary evangelical Christianity is "scriptural inerrancy". If you combine "scriptural inerrancy" with a certain style of literalism, you end up with the Earth being roughly 6,000 years old. That is not nearly enough time for evolution to work. Geologists also have a problem with a young earth. (I asked my friend, Claire Pless, a graduate student at the Colorado School of Mines about that. She told me about something called zircons.)I could try to explain how "scriptural inerrancy" could be reconciled with an old earth, but dammit Jim, I'm a tax blogger, not a theologian, so I turned to my blogging buddy, Reverend William Thornton:
There are many conservative Christians who both consider the Bible to be inspired and inerrant and who do not accept evolution but who do accept that the earth is very old. I acknowledge that the many lines of physical evidence indicate a very old earth.
If one's interpretive approach to Scripture is such that a very young earth is demanded, then it is necessary to discount each and every
instance where modern scientific evidence differs from this; hence, the, uh, modern creation (mid-twentieth century) of young earth
specialists who generate sufficient publications discounting any and all old earth claims to satisfy the demands of likeminded biblical
interpreters, many churches, and Christian schools.
Why Is Kent Hovind In Federal Prison ?
You will see reports that Kent Hovind is in prison for tax evasion. This is understandable. According to this recent Tax Court decision concerning Mrs. Hovind, neither he nor she were filing 1040s. That is not what he is in prison for. In 2006, a jury found Kent Hovind guilty on all counts of a fifty-eight count indictment. Twelve counts concerned failure to file quarterly payroll tax returns for Creation Science Evangelism (Mr. Hovind's ministry which operated the Dinosaur Adventure Land theme park). Forty-five counts were for "structuring". He or his wife made cash withdrawals from the bank in the amounts of $9,500 or $9,600 on forty-five separate occasions between the summer of 2001 and the summer of 2002. The 58th count said he had corruptly endeavored "to obstruct and impede the due administration of the internal revenue laws" . That particular offense reminds me of a crime that the city cops I hung around with in the seventies used to talk about. They called it " B and A", which stood for "being an _______". In Hovind's case it included filing complaints, making threats and paying his employees in cash and calling them missionaries.
The Creation Hall of Fame has replaced its statement that Mr. Hovind was testing the constitutionality of the tax laws and was unable to find a righteous judge with a lengthy statement by Hovind that explains that he was not doing that. Here are some excerpts:
I have NEVER been a tax protester. America was founded by those type guys and we NEED them today, but I am NOT one.
The government, however, broke over 20 laws to put me in prison. This has been the history of man. See the story of Joseph, Job, Jesus, 6 million Jews in Hitler's camps etc.
I DO NOT say the tax laws are unconstitutional nor did I break one to "prove a point" or "test the law."
Hovind appealed his conviction and sentence to the Eleventh Circuit, which upheld both, but he has not given up.
He has a letter from an anonymous sympathetic banker on his site that gives this analysis of the structuring charge:
By this twisted logic, if you deposit or withdrew $500 from your own bank account every week for 21 weeks, you could be arrested and charged with 21 counts of structuring because the amount went over $10,000.' You could be fined $5,250,000 and sentenced to 105 years in prison (even though you never had the $10,000 in your account at any one time and the money was not earned or spent illegally)!
The Fight Continues ?
Retired IRS Appeals Officer Robert Baty had a brief e-mail exchange with Mr. Hovind in which he indicated that he is still fighting:
The 45 counts I was charged with are flawed for a number of reasons spelled out in document 335, 349 and 351 in my case.
If the charge in the indictment is wrong the court lacks jurisdiction to hear the case.
It is NEVER too late to challenge jurisdiction. This is NOT over yet. :)
Apparently having been tried and convicted and his appeal turned down, he still thinks that he can get the indictment overturned. He just does not see how it can be a crime to take money out of the bank to pay the expenses of his ministry.
Is What The Government Doing A Good Idea ?
Despite his claim to the Creations Science Hall of Fame that he is not a tax protester, Mr. Hovind at different points in time has made the type of statements associated with protesters and based on the outcome of civil litigation had not been filing returns. He was pretty well trounced in Tax Court and it is possible that going after him criminally was superfluous, but I have never been able to discern why it is that some cases rather than others go criminal. Assuming that it made sense to go after him criminally, I imagine the reason for the structuring charges is that they are much easier to prove and having so many of them makes quite an impression on the jury, but I'm not sure it is sending the right message. The structuring conviction can be painted, as it is in this article, to make Kent Hovind look like a victim.
There has always been this delicious irony about gangster Al Capone finally being convicted of income tax evasion rather than the multitude of other crimes that escaped punishment. Somehow convicting Dr. Dino (as Kent Hovind is known) for taking his own money out of the bank rather than for income tax evasion just does not seem as satisfying.
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You were following him prior to his arrest? That makes sense if you were part of his ministry, or a fan, but that doesn't seem the case given the hostility.
What would be your purpose for inquiring about his dissertation? Why is that even any of your business? The fact that you would even take time to obtain it speaks to your only motive, personal hostility. As he has already said, if you question the validity of his PhD then don't call him doctor, easy fix. He has made no bones about the fact that it came from an unaccredited university so I don't see what your fascination is. I can only assume that the arguments that he makes chaps your hide, so you are looking for some personal revenge that you can't gain by defeating his arguments.
While others may not readily notice, I noticed that your comments were not directed towards what I said but what Corey said.
If Corey is still following the discussion here, he can certainly answer for himself.
However, since the matter of Kent and his Ph.D. and his disseration is a common topic in the public square, I will opine on such issues as you discuss.
I think the criticism of Kent about such things is quite legitimate and will continue to be so as long as he and his followers insist on attaching the label of "Dr." to Kent's name.
The issue is not limited to the antics of some preachers, of course, but I will limit my comments to the antics of preachers like Kent, who now boasts of 3 Ph.D.'s and that he's working on his 4th.
Oddly, Kent did not disclose in my presence the nature of his 2 new Ph.D.'s and the institutions granting them, or similar details about his 4th that is in progress, allegedly.
The criticism of Kent and his followers regarding the use made of the "Dr." label is, in my opinion, justified and constitutes the legitimate, non-fallacious use of the ad hominem technique.
I think it may be common knowledge among those in the know that some of the criticism against the Creation Science Hall of Fame for inducting folks like Kent is based on their "bogus" credentials such as Kent's Ph.D. After all, some of those inductees have "legitimate", earned, PH.D.'s in relevant fields.
Curiously, at least one of the members of the Hall's board of director's, Willie Dye, boasts of having at least 5 Ph.D.'s which some have noted may be equivalent to Kent's.
I just did a little more checking and found that one website promoting Willie E. Dye, CSHF board member, puts it like this:
> Willie E. Dye
> Ph.D., Ph.D., Ph.D., Ph.D., Ph.D.,
> Th.D., D.M., D.D., D.D.
I think it kinda interesting that the CSHF might realize the problems with that sort of thing and on its website, it looks like this:
> Willie E. Dye, Ph.D.
I became aware of Kent through the debunking of his arguments on evolution such as the oldest tree (there are older living thngs).
His bragging that he has a legit doctorate, he can win debates, his belief in conspiracies as well as being in jail has made him an embarassment to other creationists like Ken Ham and Ray Comfort. Kent is dishonest, so why would you trust hi
I can only assume he was following Hovind for the same reason I was, and that was to discredit him every possible chance I had. His dissertation is everybody's business, Hovind claims he is a Dr. well just claiming does not make it so, proof is required. The versions of his dissertation that I have read are the product of what I would call possibly a ten year old! If this man wants to teach science in schools then his dissertation and in fact all of his education is subject to scrutiny.
About John Paul Hansen:
Following is the message from John Paul Hansen (edited) for clarity whereby he has endeavored to reply to certain questions that Kent Hovind evaded while Kent and I were involved in direct communications.
My responses to Mr. Hansen's replies follows his message:
> From: John Paul Hansen (pauljjhansen@…)
> To: Lora Seybert (lora_holm@…)
> To: Robert Baty (rlbaty@…)
> Date: Friday, February 1, 2013 09:19:16 -0600
> Subject: RE: More of R Baty's questions
> Lora,
> Thanks.
>> 1.
>> What does Kent Hovind plan to do, if anything, about
>> the January 30, 2013 deadline set by the U.S. Tax
>> Court in his pending U.S. Tax Court case?
> He never enjoined the case, TAX COURT is
> only by consent, no one is summonsed to
> this administrative court, such are only
> for taxpayers per case/congressional law.
>> 2.
>> If it actually be the case that Kent was
>> unaware of the decision by the U.S. Tax
>> Court in his wife's case, what
>> circumstances could account for such ignorance?
> His wife does not work with Kent on such matters.
>> 3.
>> If there is any current, ongoing issues before
>> any Court regarding Kent's criminal case, what
>> is the citation/reference?
> We are now finding case law that requires the
> US Courts to meet jurisdictional challenges,
> to which they have refused in the past,
> jurisdictionally Kent has won his case they
> refuse to allow that argument to even be heard,
> it is fraud on/by the Court.
> Paul Hansen,
> CEO/Manager of CSE
My response to what Paul Hansen had to say:
Kent Hovind did, in fact, enjoin the Tax Court, pleading for it to take jurisdiction and it did. Kent later tried to back out, but the Court advised him that it just doesn't work that way and the Court has retained jurisdiction and is poised to rule as to Kent's personal income tax liabilities. This was through his legal representative, Jerold W. Barringer, who also acted as co-counsel in Kent's criminal case.
That is not an acceptable response or explanation. Jo Hovind needs to offer her direct testimony regarding what is going on with regard to these important public matters and her present relationship, if any, with Kent Hovind.
I don't believe that is true. As with so many anti-government, sovereign citizen, conspiracy-inclined tax protestors, Kent and his folks seem to think that their opinions rule. They are welcome to their opinions but the "rule of law" in our country cannot be properly interpreted to mean "rule of Kent".
I look forward to Paul Hansen, Jo Hovind, or others to make their appearance and openly, honestly deal with their problems regarding these important public issues.
Paul Hansen and Lora Seybert have been advised of this posting and my invitation that their further interest be demonstrated by making their appearance(s) here.
Robert Baty
This might also add a little more specific insight into the person of John Paul Hansen and his association with Kent Hovind and his antics:
← Criminal Prosicutor, "ON wrong Land".
Hovind, Kent – Attorney General Notice
Posted on June 11, 2011 by Paul John: Hansen
TO: Robert Stinson, USA Attorney, Tallahassee, Suite 400, 111 N Adams St.,
Florida, 32301
CC TO: Attorney General, Pam Bondi, State of Florida, The Capitol PL-01,
Tallahassee, FL 32399-1050
FROM: Paul John Hansen, Trustee, Counsel for Kent Hovind, 1548 N 19, Omaha,
Nebraska, without the United States. 402-957-2853
RE: Notice of Violation of Written Law
The United States of America has claimed that Kent Hovind violated various US
Codes, to which he received a ten+ year sentence by THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA PENSACOLA DIVISION, Case No.:
This is a Notice of the violation of the acting Attorney(s) as to practicing law
outside of their licensed jurisdiction, for a licensed attorney only has
permission to practice law within the United States.
As there is no evidence, that the acts that Kent Hovind was accused of doing,
occurred on land that was owned by the United States of America at the time of
the alleged crime. Or the subject land as addressed hereafter is in the same
said jurisdiction of the US court, USC.
All US written law have force derived from permission, as associated with
proprietary right. All US written law is exclusively legislated for specific
land, that being land owned by the United States of America and lacks such
written permission to be enforced on land not owned by the United States of
America. Said fact can not be altered or affected by any court, plaintiff, or
No sustainable evidence exist that supports that Kent Hovind is a type subject
to any US written law when occupying land not owned by the United States of
All written laws have territorial limitations and the United States is no
different from any other government in that respects (a jurisdictional
component). You, as a/the USA Attorney MUST understand that statement because
not only is this your job, you have taken an oath to uphold the written laws of
the United States at all times. Your profession requires that you obey the
written laws AND its limitations regardless of the implications that the truth
may have on you.
You are licensed to practice law ONLY in the United States and this is something
that you may have overlooked in the past, but you can no longer ignore because I
am bringing it to your attention right here and right now.
What is relevant remains the fact that you are now informed that you are, have
been, practicing law outside of the territorial jurisdiction of the United
States and as such have been providing legal advice to your client / employer,
to act outside of the United Sates, is a clear violation of the standards
contained in the Rules of Professional Conduct of the Association from whom you
derive your license to practice law.
It seems less humorous today given the national stories involving a kidnapped child being held in an underground bunker and a Texas prosecutor being murdered (execution-style).
We will have to wait to learn more about how closely those who committed those crimes shared the Hovind anti-government, anti-tax ideas.


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Smoking answers the existential question: how you are going to die.
It ruins your life,
Her life,
And their lives.
These things will kill ya,
- Life will kill ya. Think this.
Long life or cigarettes? You choose.
Fake coughing in front of smokers just to make them feel guilty!
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Kissing a person who smokes is like licking an ashtray.
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Do you mind if I don't smoke?
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To clear up all the confusion, you shouldn't quit good things like rehab, and you should quit bad things like smoking.
Smoking is amazing, I love it! You all who aren't smokers should try it! It's been the best thing of my life! Bye, gotta go to heaven.
Non smokers : I hate cigarettes that's why I never touched one.:)
Smokers : I hate cigarettes that's why whenever I see one, I lit it up.:D
I say no to cigarettes but they don't listen.
Smoking is an expenditure beyond your need.
Every year thousands of people quit smoking just because they die.
I have been smoking for 22 years. I am in my late 30′s to early 40′s. I took me 7 years to quit.
This is how I did it with no special expensive surgery or products. You can use this way and quit in 6 months or a month or a year, anyway you like.
I had a plan.
1. 7 years ago I stopped the habit of smoking the moment I woke up. I waited at least 4 hours then I smoked. (this helped create a dislike to smoke in the morning) and yes I had coffee still.
2. 5 Years ago I refused to smoke in my home. (this helped a lot kick the craving when I am home) If I wanted to smoke I went out side,.as time when on the days I was home all day I only smoked no more than 5 cigarettes the whole day.
Now I have been parking my car farther to walk to work and home. This helped pissing me off because I was huffing and puffing on the way.
3. I woke up on thanksgiving day 2 months ago and watched my kids playing (haven't been able to do that in a while) I work 18 hours a day 5 days a week and 9 hours 1 day a week and 1 day off a week. I went to Costco and bought a bag of wintogreen certs and 2 packs of gum. I threw away my last pack of cigarettes. I love my kids I want to stay the longest I can with them.
Every time I want a cigarette I take a certs or a gum. It works! I hang around people that smoke, it doesn't phase me. All I need now is to lose 65 lbs. I hope this helps someone quit. I can always smoke a cigarette anytime I want. I don't want it anymore, and neither do you. (It's all mental.) Stop being a quitter on life and push to live, you only get one life so no matter how wrong you did in the past its never too late to start now. Avoid becoming a memory to your loved ones anytime soon.
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Chicken with lemon & courgette couscous
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 15 mins - 20 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
Add a touch of zest to your midweek meal with this low-fat family supper
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 275
- protein
- 25g
- carbs
- 29g
- fat
- 7g
- saturates
- 1g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 4g
- salt
- 0.37g
- 200g couscous
- 400ml chicken stock
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 4 courgettes, grated
- 2 lemons, 1 halved, 1 cut into wedges
- 2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts
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- Tip the couscous into a large bowl and pour over the stock. Cover and leave for 10 mins until fluffy and all the stock has been absorbed. Heat 1 tbsp oil and fry the courgettes until softened and crisping at the edges. Tip into the couscous, then stir in with plenty of seasoning and a good squeeze of lemon juice from one of the halves.
- Halve the chicken breasts horizontally and put each piece on a sheet of cling film. Cover with another sheet and beat each piece out with a rolling pin to make it thinner. Season. Heat the remaining oil in a large pan and fry the chicken for about 2 mins on each side until cooked through. Squeeze over the juice from the other lemon half and serve with the couscous and lemon wedges on the side.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, March 2010
Comments, questions and tips
Made this tonight, I read a few comments about the courgette releasing too much liquid when fried, so I squeezed all the liquid out before frying. I also added two cloves of garlic and dried chilli flakes to the pan then added to couscous. I grated the lemon zest into the couscous too, as well as half a lemon. My OH loved it! I did serve it with fine green beans however, as I only had 100g of couscous.
Quick, easy recipe with few ingredients so great for a mid week dinner.
It was tasty, fresh & filling. Also a great way to make a chicken breast feed 2 as we try to eat less meat as we only buy free range which is obviously more expensive.
Really enjoyed cooking & eating this meal & didn't change anything.
Just made the couscous as a side for pork fillet with a Greek-style coating (Ainsley Harriot). Was extremely delicious and very filling (quartered the ingredients to serve one and there's plenty left for lunch!). Am only giving four stars as I feel 'seasoning' needs to be expanded. I added chilli and paprika flakes, which worked very well. Just ordinary seasoning would be too bland in my opinion. But this is definitely something I will make again - hopefully its just as good cold!
I added a preserved lemon and a garlic clove to the courgettes while frying and cut the oil to one teaspoon. I cooked the courgettes long enough for the water to evaporate. The chicken was cut up into bite size chunks and coated in a spoonful of harissa before frying. Delicious, very quick to make and uses up the courgette glut!.
OK, I've cracked it!
The recipe seemed a bit bland as it was so I added two preserved lemons, chopped, to the couscous, with a heaped teaspoon of ras-el hanout spice blend and some chopped mint.
I agree with other comments here that it is difficult to make the courgettes crispy and that they release a lot of liquid so I used slotted and wooden spoons to press out the water from each heap of grated courgette as I added it to the couscous.
Finally, to increase the flavour and bite of the chicken, I covered them in a bit of flour mixed with ras-el hanout before frying. To achieve the flat fillets described in the recipe I just got my butcher to open the chicken breasts for me, which he normally suggests here in South East France. They were perfect after 2.5 minutes in the pan each side.
With those small modifications, this was a really delicious meal !


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