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Ike Davis may be losing the battle of batting average, but he's winning the war in the clubhouse. Davis, struggling this season, has heard daily questions about whether he'll soon be demoted to Triple-A Las Vegas, and his teammates weighed in on the subject Sunday, backing their first baseman
5/26/2013 | Mets honor military with special night at Citi Field
Days like Sunday force Sandy Alderson to think about his father, his time in the military and the men and women serving in the armed forces all over the world. The Mets' general manager, who served in the Marine Corps, deeply understands the importance of honoring the military. On the eve of Memorial Day, the Mets hosted their sixth annual Military Appreciation Day at Citi Field in conjunction with the USO of Metropolitan New York.
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With their cast of veteran fill-ins and up-and-coming studs, the Yankees are bringing a tough test for the Mets to Citi Field on Monday night for the start of the 2013 Subway Series. While they're scuffling heading into the four-game slate, the Mets see this as an opportunity to try to pick up some quality wins against a first-place team.
5/26/2013 | Weaver will return to face Dodgers on Wednesday
The Angels made the official announcement of Jered Weaver's return after Sunday's win against the Royals. Weaver will start on Wednesday against the Dodgers, with Jason Vargas moving back to Thursday.
5/26/2013 | D-backs' bats help Corbin stay perfect, win series
Patrick Corbin wasn't at his best, but thanks to 11 hits from the offense, the D-backs took down the Padres, 6-5, on Sunday at Chase Field to secure a series win and remain tied atop the National League West standings.
5/26/2013 | Royals pumped for I-70 Series against Cardinals
Growing up, pitcher Aaron Crow was a Royals fan. Even going to college at the University of Missouri surrounded by Cardinals fans, Crow was a Royals fan. This week he'll be in the middle of the rivalry again as the two teams meet in a home and away series.
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Rangers ace Yu Darvish will start Game 2 of Monday's doubleheader, squaring off against Arizona's Trevor Cahill. The Rangers took two of three in the Interleague series last year, narrowly out-scoring the D-backs, 13-12.
5/26/2013 | Buchholz scratched with collarbone irritation
The Red Sox will push back red-hot ace Clay Buchholz from Monday's scheduled start against the Phillies and go with right-hander Alfredo Aceves instead. "Clay has felt a little irritation in the collarbone/AC joint area," said Red Sox manager John Farrell.
5/26/2013 | Young arms take the hill in Game 1 of twin bill
A Memorial Day doubleheader in the desert gives a couple of promising young arms the chance to make their first big league starts of the year as Texas' Martin Perez and Arizona's Tyler Skaggs square off.
5/26/2013 | Harang leads Mariners into series with visiting Padres
Aaron Harang will start Monday at Safeco Field for the Mariners opposite Padres lefty Clayton Richard. The meeting is the first of a four-game home-and-home series San Diego and Seattle will engage in this week.
5/26/2013 | Mariners walk off in 13 to snap eight-game slide
It took 13 innings and a walk-off single by Jason Bay, but the Mariners finally ended a season-high eight-game losing streak Sunday with a 4-3 win over the red-hot Rangers at Safeco Field.
5/26/2013 | Civil Chicago baseball battle kicks off Monday
The Cubs and White Sox are set to battle for the upper hand in the Windy City over the next four days. Monday's series opener will pit Cubs right-hander Jeff Samardzija (2-6, 3.25 ERA) against White Sox southpaw Jose Quintana (3-1, 3.48 ERA).
5/26/2013 | Perez feels pinch in right shoulder, exits game
Clinging to a one-run lead in the ninth inning of Sunday's 6-5 loss to the Red Sox, Indians closer Perez said he felt a pinch in his right shoulder while throwing a pitch to Jacoby Ellsbury. Perez tried to stay in, but couldn't. Manager Terry Francona said the club would know more about Perez's status on Monday.
5/26/2013 | Howard may need to rest ailing left knee
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5/26/2013 | Nats place Detwiler on DL with oblique strain
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Monday's full slate of Memorial Day games will signify the start of the "prime rivals" segment of Interleague Play, and this year comes with an added twist.
5/26/2013 | Cain battles until bats take advantage in finale win
The 7-3 victory against the Rockies on Sunday resulted from a combination of a two-out error by Colorado second baseman DJ LeMahieu in the fifth, and Matt Cain's resilience, despite a high walk total and pitch count.
5/26/2013 | Angels, Anaheim working toward new deal
The Angels and the city of Anaheim have commenced discussions on a pact that would anchor the team to the town for the foreseeable future and perhaps also provide the club a renovated ballpark.
5/26/2013 | Timely hitting and defense help Sox secure sweep
The White Sox are now a .500 team, courtesy of their 5-3 victory over the Marlins before 25,464 on Sunday afternoon at U.S. Cellular Field. Adam Dunn and Alejandro De Aza each drove in a pair to help back Dylan Axelrod.
5/26/2013 | Yost right guy to get Royals over current blues
The Royals have lost 16 of their past 20 games, but manager Ned Yost isn't panicking.
5/26/2013 | Skaggs to get called up to give Kennedy time to heal
D-backs right-hander Ian Kennedy has a laceration on his right index finger, and Tyler Skaggs will get called up from Triple-A Reno to fill in for him on Monday in the first game of a doubleheader with the Rangers.
5/26/2013 | Duffy throws three innings in first rehab start
Royals lefty Danny Duffy, coming back from Tommy John surgery, pitched three scoreless innings on Sunday for Double-A Northwest Arkansas at San Antonio.
5/26/2013 | Smoak sidelined, day to day with oblique strain
Mariners first baseman Justin Smoak was out of the lineup Sunday and is "day to day" after feeling the oblique muscle in his right side tighten during his first at-bat on Saturday night.
5/26/2013 | Montero jumping into first-base duties at Tacoma
The Mariners have wasted no time throwing Jesus Montero into first-base duties in Triple-A Tacoma after sending him down to the Minor Leagues on Thursday.
5/26/2013 | Early lead spurs Bucs to series win in Milwaukee
The Bucs struck early and held on late, with four players driving in runs to back Wandy Rodriguez en route to a 5-4 win over the Brewers on Sunday at Miller Park.
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That right there, pictured above, is James Franco doing his best to channel Cindy Sherman's famous "Untitled Film Stills" series for his latest art contribution, fittingly titled "Film Stills." His opening reception is on Thursday, among many (many) other events going on. So go ahead and double-book ... More >>
In 2013, love came in many forms: girl on zombie, boy on smartphone, and James Franco on -- count 'em -- two hot bikini babes at the same damn time. Sure, romantic comedies are as extinct as Oprah Winfrey's chances of winning Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Globes, but audiences had plenty of ... More >>
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As you know, this week's column is a wildly informative tete-a-tete with Harmony Korine, the 40-year-old provocateur whose latest act of outrage is Spring Breakers, in which James Franco takes some vacationing babes on an immorality spree. The movie's a big hit and has gotten some raves, so I aske ... More >>
The way to make it in music these days is to play cruise ships and theme parks, but if you want to be a movie star, break out on TV first. Oz The Great and Powerful--opening today--features no fewer than four major film folk who started on the small screen.
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Dave Franco is the younger and shorter brother of James Franco, and he's every bit as adorbs. The costar of Warm Bodies and many other movies has a warm face too. Check it out.
I told you about Interior. Leather Bar., the short Sundance Film Festival attraction--co-directed by and costarring James Franco--in which lost footage from the controversial 1980 film Cruising is reimagined. Well, Franco delivers again. After observing some light bondage and light moaning, he--pl ... More >>
Here's Leonard Maltin's description of the 1980 William Friedkin film Cruising, starring Al Pacino. "Cop Pacino goes underground to ferret out bloody killer of homosexuals in this distasteful, badly scripted film. Gay world presented as sick, degrading, and ritualistic. Filmed on authentic N.Y.C. l ... More >>
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This is a blog post about two movies that were screened for the press within the first 24 hours of the Toronto Film Festival, both of which feature three-way sex scenes. In Spring Breakers, characters played by James Franco, Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson "do it" in a swimming pool; in Do Not Dis ... More >>
Let's start at the very beginning, even before all the huffing and puffing takes place: *Make your profile reasonably truthful. Don't present yourself as basically James Franco when you're really James Holmes. The truth will come out eventually--even if the lights are low. Remember, they can fe ... More >>
The gayest straight man in history--or maybe the straightest gay man--James Franco has a delightful taste for the homo-sexy-arty. There was his short film The Feast of Stephen, a controversial melange of gang banging and desire that was a far cry from the typical student project, thank you. Let's ... More >>
The actor/writer/artist shows off his latest book
Disney has learned that if you bring back a classic cartoon in 3-D, you make many more dimensions of moola. But I pray the same trend doesn't hit some other types of screen gems because in my lifetime, I absolutely never want to see the following: *Gandhi in 3-D Thrill to Mahatma's protruding ri ... More >>
This is in the newest Flaunt magazine. If you've got it, flaunt it. And baby, James Franco has got it. I could look at this for, I don't know, 127 hours.
Who can resist?Well, this is not the real James Franco, but this version of James Franco can live on forever. For a measly $8,000, original photographs taken by the lovable Jack-of-all-trades can be yours when they go on sale next week at the RxArt Pop-Up Shop. The nonprofit, which places f ... More >>
It could happen, even though John"Junior" Gotti himself doesn't know anything about Franco! According to the New York Post, a movie is being readied for 2013, with John Travolta as Gotti Sr., and director Nick Cassavetes apparently wants Franco for the offspring. (Well, after hosting the O ... More >>
In a very ungracious move, a high-ranking member of the Academy of blah blah has given an interview saying that James Franco and Anne Hathaway were terrible choices as Oscar hosts. Let me add to the ungraciousness by saying "Hallelujah!" The Academy member cites the two comely stars' lack ... More >>
Or at least since the Rob Lowe/Snow White one. Here's why: *ZERO suspense. Any random person on the street has known the winners for months. *The tug between "young and hip personalities" and ancient film references was as schizo as Cate Blanchett's dress. *The acceptance speeches were either da ... More >>
Ok, get this, kids. The worst sitcom ever--except for My Mother The Car--has become James Franco's obsession to the point where he's threatening to take it to the stage and/or big screen. You see, Franco just did a Three's Company-related art installation, and the original show's creators w ... More >>
It was announced the other day that James Franco will join Nicole Kidman this fall in a Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams' Sweet Bird of Youth, about a gigolo's attempt to relaunch his dreams via an aging movie star.
If not Scarlett Johansson's anymore. This revelation has emerged from Out's sex survey, which found that Ryan's abs are what gays most want to caress during their fantasy leisure time. The runners-up are the following hotties:
Is he the world's most gay-friendly straight man or the world's most straight-friendly gay man? Either way, James Franco is going to keep things murky just to drive us cuckoo-crazy over it. Says ew.com, "Unlike the loud denials from some stars and even louder silences from others, the respo ... More >>
According to Colton Burpo, who had a near-death experience as a four-year-old but lived to write a book about it with his dad (Heaven Is for Real, Christmas-list it!): There are no old people in heaven. If you make it up there, you get the Benjamin Button treatment. Also, as he explains in this Fox ... More >>
In Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, James Franco plays the real-life adventurer who got his arm pinned by a boulder and spent six days alone in the wilderness trying to survive until he finally cut his arm off and escaped. I'm not sure if this will be a big date movie, especially since at the screen ... More >>
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I thought James Franco would be the problem with Howl, the new movie about the Allen Ginsberg poem's place in the history of obscenity and art. After all, when you think of Ginsberg, you don't exactly picture the hottest man on earth, a sort of nouvelle James Dean with moist eyes and pouty l ... More >>
She reportedly turned down The Blind Side and The Proposal, two smashes that ended up making Sandra Bullock the hottest property in Hollywood except for the sex rehab center where her husband ended up. But now Julia Roberts has said yes to what seems like a sure thing: Eat Pray Love After ... More >>
We came to know him as an actor (Milk, Pineapple Express, Knocked Up, and soon, Eat, Pray, Love), then, as a brainy student (New York University, Columbia, Brooklyn College, Yale, and the Rhode Island School of Design). Now he's created his first solo art exhibit, The Dangerous Book Four Boys ... More >>
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See Pineapple Express the way Mother Nature intended
Remember the old days, when actors would studiously avoid gay roles or projects because of what creepy people out there might think? Well, sexuality pioneers like James Franco have been making that kind of career queasiness as obsolete as separate restrooms for gays. In his already impressive care ... More >>
The annual fest for lit lovers returns
Rebecca SmeyneStill so mad I missed this... This will seem strange, but the Oscars were not even a week ago. Not that they were all that memorable--at this point, we only retain a foggy recollection, something about a Beck song and James Franco recommending a certain book on the red carpet... To b ... More >>


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"I'm not here to judge him, I would just say humility goes a long way." Explained Albemarle Co. resident, Earl Smith.
He has been petitioning to remove Chris Dumler from the board of supervisors.
Today he walked up to the county court house to hand in over 580 signatures from residents in the Scottsville district.
"I hope this helps the victims to know that so many people cared," says Smith. "i hope that it does make a difference, whether it means it causes him to step down or whether the judge thinks he should step down, recall his votes, I don't know"
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"Politicians don't like making laws that govern themselves," says Smith. "Why wasn't it changed back in 2006, if it was we would not be standing here."
Residents are still upset with his presence on the board and this is yet another attempt to remove him from his supervisor position.
Smith explained "I'm here to do my right and I believe what i'm doing is right."
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We lift up all who were harmed by Hurricane Sandy along the East Coast of the United States, as well as our neighbors in the Caribbean, where Sandy battered Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Cuba. Our hearts and prayers are with all those affected by this devastating storm.
To see how United Methodists are responding to the survivors of this storm and to participate in the relief efforts, visit United Methodist Committee on Relief's website.
As relief and recovery efforts continue, news stories are beginning to illuminate some of the injustices we saw during Hurricane Katrina. People's capacity to cope with power outages and storm damage has a lot to do with economic resources, racial/ethnic identity, age and physical ability. The reports of frightened low-income elders trapped in high-rise apartments for days without light, heat, food or elevator access were particularly heartbreaking.
Local authorities must revise emergency and disaster plans to better care for vulnerable members of our communities and ensure that groups representing people of color, low-income communities and the elderly are at the table when authorities reassess plans. This cause is one United Methodist Women's units and local churches could and should champion.
When Hurricane Sandy hit, Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org and a United Methodist, said in an interview with National Public Radio: "It's really important that everybody, even those who aren't in the . . . path of this storm, reflect about what it means that in the warmest year in U.S. history, . . . in a year when we saw, essentially, summer sea ice in the Arctic just vanish before our eyes, what it means that we're now seeing storms of this unprecedented magnitude. If there was ever a wake-up call, this is it."
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Or what Auburn players experienced when Cam Newton set the college football world on fire during his one season with the Tigers.
And this is what teammates of players such as Joe Namath, Bo Jackson and other great college athletes would have dealt with, had social media been around in their eras.
Some parts of the spotlight seem to be getting to Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, last year's Heisman Trophy winner as a redshirt freshman. He said he's been dealing with stress and sought help to manage it.
"I met with counselors about stuff I was struggling with, the things that come along with this and to come up with a checklist of how to get through those things," Manziel said Wednesday, during Day 2 of SEC Media Days at the Wynfrey Hotel.
His every move is scrutinized. His posts on Twitter spread like fire. Reporters followed him from one room to the next at the Wynfrey, hoping to find some nugget of information he hadn't revealed in previous interviews.
Manziel was besieged by reporters Wednesday, just days after his early exit from the Manning Passing Academy, the latest of his well-publicized off-field hiccups since the 2012 season.
He addressed the Manning-camp mishap, saying he missed a meeting because he "overslept."
"There's nothing more to talk, and the rumors about the other things (such as partying and dehydration) weren't really true," he said. "I just overslept and missed a meeting. I absolutely lived up to it.
"There was no excuse for not having my phone charged or having an alarm set."
His two teammates at Media Days, left tackle Jake Matthews and defensive back Toney Hurd, answered questions about Manziel from the few reporters who didn't want to get caught up in the circus.
Matthews was asked two questions, one about becoming the left tackle and the other about former Aggie Luke Joeckel, before being hit with four questions about Manziel's behavior and whether Manziel has become a distraction to the team.
"Especially as an offensive lineman, I'm trying to keep my group together," Matthews said. "It doesn't really get to us too much."
Hurd deflected as well when asked if hearing the offseason talk about Manziel was frustrating.
"I feel like Johnny's a great player, and he works hard every day," Hurd said after chuckling. "I'm sure the coaches will handle the off-the-field issues."
Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin finished his opening statement Wednesday, addressing personnel concerns and the Aggies' 11-2 season in 2012, then immediately received a question about how he feels his quarterback is representing the program on and off the field.
"Well, I think, obviously, on the field, he has done an exceptional job," Sumlin said. "I think off the field, there's no question that he's made some mistakes."
Sumlin went on to compare handling Manziel to raising kids and how no one's system is perfect. Sumlin called it a "growing process" and said Manziel could be better off the field.
It's become a balancing act. Manziel works over defenses, but also brings some unflattering attention to the program.
He's adored by fans. His distractors dissect his every move.
In the grand scheme of things, Manziel's off-the-field antics might not be bigger than those of many other 20-year-old college students. But fair or unfair, he doesn't get the opportunity to be a "regular 20-year-old college student."
Regular students don't get to win the Heisman trophy or text LeBron James or pick Peyton and Eli Manning's brain at a quarterback camp.
Still, Manziel is embracing certain aspects of his new found fame.
Regarding the offseason, he said, "Crazy's a good word for others. For me, it's been fun working out, living life and just enjoying it."
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Hundreds take the plunge to raise money for Special OlympicsGrand Forks, ND (WDAY TV) -- People in Grand forks must have forgotten it's just March, because about a hundred folks took "the plunge" into icy water today.
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Grand Forks, ND (WDAY TV) -- People in Grand forks must have forgotten it's just March, because about a hundred folks took "the plunge" into icy water today.
An annual event, that did raise thousands of dollars for the Special Olympics.
It's a cold way to raise money...
Sgt. Aaron Hummel/ND Highway Patrol: "It gets easier, I guess less challenging for me."
...and although some have taken the plunge before...stepping onto the platform makes them nervous.
Aaron: "The anticipation of the cold water which is very cold."
The Annual Polar Plunge has people taking a short jump into a pool filled with very cold water....all to raise money for Special Olympics North Dakota.
Kathy Meagher/Special Olympics of ND: "This is an extreme sport, so if you've never plunged in 9-degree weather you need to do it so you can brag to the rest of the world you have that kind of courage."
Some local law enforcement officials traded in their badges for costumes to jump into the cold waters right behind me.
Chad Johnson: "This is just sort of a wacky way to raise some money and do something different."
This is the 5th year Chad Johnson has taken the plunge...and today, his wife is joining him for the first time.
Tina Johnson: "I teach at Sacred Heart Elementary so I wanted to show my students that you can have fun and help others at the same time."
Last year the plunge raised nearly 20-thousand dollars when all was said and done....and those who participate year after year say getting a little cold is a small price to pay for helping out a good cause.
Aaron: "You do realize that's just a short term shock and you're able to move on."
Prizes were given for best costume, youngest and oldest plungers and to people who raised the most money.
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Sandor will speak at the Yazoo Brewing Company Embrace the Funk special event on Sunday, May 4th. Come experience funky beers, funky cheese, and funky music! Cost is $50
Sandor will return to the Ballymalloe LitFest of Food & Wine in 2014! Details on the time and content of his presentation to come....
Books for Cooks and Slow Food UK will host Sandor for an author meet-and-greet reception at the Notting Hill store on May 21st, 6-8pm.
The Weston A. Price Foundation London Chapter hosts bestselling author and fermentation revivalist Sandor Katz for an all-day fermented foods demonstration, tasting, and workshop on May 22 from 10am-4:30pm.
PRICE: £110 including lunch, tasting samples plus food, jars & implements for practical element.
Come learn how simple it is to make your own kimchi, kefir, kombucha, and other fermented delicacies at a wonderful venue, close to the M25 and also 10mins from Chesham Underground Station on the Metropolitan Line. The venue is a wonderful warehouse conversion run as an Integrated Health Centre: http://www.bagnalcentre.com/
Gain a practical understanding of fermentation concepts and empower yourself with simple techniques for fermenting these and other healthful foods in your home. This workshop will include a hands-on component (along with demonstrations) and everyone will go home with a jar of vegetables ready to ferment. Be part of the fermentation revival!
A delicious meal will be provided with catering from http://www.culturedprobiotics.co.uk/
Vegetables, jars and chopping implements will be provided for the practical session, but feel free to bring your favorite spices, herbs and vegetables to experiment with the flavour of your fermented vegetables and your own chopping implements if you have a favorite knive, for example.
09:00: Doors open. Hot drinks available.
10:00: Introduction to fermentation
11:00: Fermenting dairy: demo yogurt; demo kefir
12:00: Fermenting beverages: kombucha; water kefir; mead
13:00: LUNCH. Catering by culturedprobiotics.co.uk
14:00: Fermenting vegetables (HANDS-ON)
15:30: Fermenting grains: soaking and sourdough
16:00: Wrap up and final questions
16:30: Close
The Weston A. Price Foundation London Chapter hosts bestselling author and fermentation revivalist Sandor Katz for a talk and tasting at the Cayley Lecture Theatre on May 23rd.
What is fermentation? And how does it transform food? Come listen to fermentation revivalist Sandor Ellix Katz with tasting of a range of fermented foods from http://www.culturedprobiotics.co.uk/
Sandor will discuss the biological inevitability of microbial transformation of our food, and ways in which human culture has harnessed this inevitable natural force. Learn basic fermentation concepts, and about the healing qualities and nutritional importance of live-culture ferments, as well as their illustrious history and integral role in human cultural evolution. There will be ample time for questions.
Price : £25, includes tasting samples.
Sandor will present a fermentation workshop at the 2014 River Cottage Annual Food Festival in Devon on Sunday, May 25th at 11:30am. The Art of Fermentation and Wild Fermentation will be available for sale in the River Cottage Bookshop, where Sandor will also do a signing.
Sandor will be one of the instructors of a five-day microbiology intensive titled, "Exploring the Microcosmos  New Paradigms from Microbial Communities," from May 26-30 at Schumacher College in Devon, UK.
Fermentation revivalist Sandor Katz will be the featured speaker for the May 28th Earth Talk at Schumacher College. All talks are held on Wednesday evenings from 8-10pm in the Straw Bale Room at The Old Craft Ed. Admittance is £5.00. Copies of The Art of Fermentation will be available for sale and signing after the talk.
Embercombe will host Sandor for an all-day, hands-on "Wild Fermentation" course on May 31st for growers, gardeners, chefs, food therapists, and food lovers.
During this one day workshop youÂll explore the rich history of the techniques of fermentation and get hands-on experience in making a range of ferments, leaving at the end of the day with some bubbling crocks to take home with you.
For the very first time in one of his workshops, Sandor will be sending everyone home with a crock of miso to ferment (crock included in workshop price).
The Art of Fermentation is ideal for both professionals and first time fermentation fanatics.
Outline of the day:
10am-11am Introduction to fermentation
11am-1pm Vegetable fermentation, preparing jars of vegetables for students to take home and ferment.
1-2pm Whole food lunch (cooked by Concord culinary team)
2-3pm Dairy fermentation & yoghurt making
3-5pm Fermenting grains, soaking, sourdough and making a sweet miso to take home and ferment
5-6pm Lightly fermented soft drinks, Q&A
6pm Sit down to eat supper
Fee: £175.00, (deposit £75.00)
Includes: lunch and supper, recipes, a pickling jar for veggie pickles and a miso crock to take home.
Sandor will speak about his book, The Art of Fermentation, at the Paard van Troje in Belgium on June 4th. Details to come.
Sandor will present a workshop at Summer of Soil in Sweden on June 6th.
"By eating a variety of fermented foods, you promote diversity among microbial cultures in your body. Biodiversity is increasingly recognized as critical to the survival of larger-scale ecosystems. The survival of our species depends on biodiversity."
Sandor will lead a three-week fermentation residency program in Woodbury, Tennessee from June 12-July 3. This will be the first program run entirely out of SandorÂs fermentation school at Walnut Ridge, an 1820Âs log cabin he and many helpers have been restoring for the past two years. For information about the workshops, visit: http://www.wildfermentation.com/events/fermentation-residency-program/
Sandor will teach the two-week course ÂLacto-Fermentation: From Plants and Probiotics to Krauts and Tonics at Sterling College July 7-18, 2014. Students will work one-on-one with Katz to create small-scale, artisan fermented vegetables and fruits.
Open to the public and to Sterling students.
Sandor Katz will be a keynote speaker at this year's Solarfest conference in Tinmouth, VT on July 20. The festival will be celebrating it's 20th year.
Shelburne Farms will host renowned fermentation revivalist Sandor Katz for a public talk on July 21, from 7-9pm. Additional details to come.
Sandor will teach a 2-day fermentation intensive at Shelburne Farms, July 22-23 from 9am-5pm. Registration is required. Additional details to come.
Sandor will be on the faculty of the one-month A toZ: Agroecology and Organic Food Systems course at Dr. Vandana Shiva's Navdanya Earth University from September 1-30.
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Sandor will be the keynote speaker at the 2nd Annual Boston Fermentation Festival, to be held at the Egleston Farmers Market on September 27th.
The Boston Fermentation Festival will be just in time for our fall harvest and in preparation for the cold winter months! All are invited  from the novice to the experienced aficionado. Covering all the bases  from cabbage to chemistry! The fest is for foodies, fermentation revivalists & fans of lactic acid. During the fest, we will have tastings by New England professional fermenting artisans, workshops & DIY demos by savvy fermentation craftspeople & lectures by esteemed academics.
Sandor will speak about ÂFood Fermentation: Connecting Ancient Traditions with Science, at the annual Food and Nutrition Conference, hosted by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, on October 19 at 10am. Additional details to come.
Sandor will be a speaker at the 2014 Southern Foodways Symposium, to be held October 23-26 in Oxford, Mississippi. Details to come.
Sandor will lead an Introduction to Fermentation workshop for the Iowa Valley Continuing Education program on January 21st at 6pm. Cost is $35 and registration is required.
Come learn how simple it is to make your own kimchi, kefir, and other fermented delicacies. Learn about the healing qualities and nutritional importance of live-culture ferments, as well as their illustrious history and integral role in human cultural evolution. Empower yourself with simple techniques for fermenting these healthful foods in your home.
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Greetings SSHers,
Well, we're a bit late, but Chris Koh got married and it needs to be celebrated! Per his request, let's go play hockey on Bainbridge Island.
Saturday, April 27th we'll once again board the ferry and make the journey to the pristine rink on Bainbridge Island. Food and drinks down on the water in Bainbridge afterwards. I'll post more details as it gets closer....so for now, just mark you calendars.
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If anyone is interested, I'm happy to have a BBQ at my place after hockey this Saturday. The weather is still supposed to be nice, so let's take advantage. I'll even DVR the Rangers/Devils game so people can watch it. Feel free to bring spouses, kids, friends etc. I'll have some burgers, dogs, beer etc, but feel free to bring whatever you'd like.
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I ran a weekly outdoor pickup game in the parking lot of Erie Community College that was sort of like SSH, but the lot didn't have much in the way of walls, so every missed shot or errant pass led to a break in play. We technically weren't supposed to be there, but the college let us as long as we didn't attract attention to ourselves. This meant we couldn't have a website or recruit openly, and as a result, we usually ended up only having 10 guys or so, and playing 3 on 3. The area was small enough that even on nights with bigger turnouts, we stemmed it at 4 on 4. Most of the time we played without subs, but with all the breaks in play it wasn't much of an issue.
If you or any SSH guys are in Buffalo, I could arrange to get you invited to a game, provided there is one that week (attendance gets spotty in those Buffalo winters, and they end up taking weeks off due to poor turnout). They play Sunday nights at 7pm. The guys are all really friendly, but it is a different atmosphere. The play style is different, being 3 on 3 (much less emphasis on positions), and with all the downtime,and with everyone knowing each other, there is more chatting and joking around between the players while you wait for someone to retreive the ball. Guys are get a little more intense, so in a weird way they somehow both take it more and less seriously, if that makes any sense.
As far as indoor venues go, Mil-sher is the cheapest and most readily available, but you get what you pay for. The place barely qualifies as a building (though you can also get a pizza or, um, have your taxes done there). Orchard Park Roller Rink (its called Frank Miller, I think) and Spinners are good places, and Mineral Springs is the nicest I've played at. There's also the Nike base in Hamburg.
Anyway good to hear from you. I missed last week, and probably this upcoming one, too, but I look forward to meeting you soon. Let me know if there's anything else I could tell you.
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Structure and function are linked; this wide-spread connection is true in many aspects of nature as well as in the brain. Indeed, one of the basic concepts in neuroscience is the circular relationship between behavioral performance, brain functionality and neuronal micro- and macro-structural architecture (structural connectivity). The field of brain mapping has evolved tremendously since the introduction of non-invasive imaging techniques (i.e. MRI). Functional MRI (fMRI) revolutionized our understanding on the brain regional localization of specific cognitive domains and fine behavioral processes. However, a missing component in non-invasive brain mapping is the assessment of structural connectivity at different spatial scales (micron level to the whole brain) – this is the core of the CONNECT project. more...
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An estimated three rhinos were illegally killed each month in all of Africa from 2000-05, out of a population of around 18,000. In contrast, 12 rhinoceroses now are being poached each month in South Africa and Zimbabwe alone, the three groups told the 58th meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species Standing Committee this week in Geneva. Illegal rhino horn trade to destinations in Asia is driving the killing, with growing evidence of involvement of Vietnamese, Chinese and Thai nationals in the illegal procurement and transport of rhino horn out of Africa, the briefing states. Meanwhile, rhino poaching is also problematic in Asia. About 10 rhinos have been poached in India and at least seven in Nepal since January aloneout of a combined population of only 2,400 endangered rhinos. Rhinos are in a desperate situation, said Dr. Susan Lieberman, Director of the Species Programme, WWF-International. This is the worst rhino poaching we have seen in many years and it is critical for governments to stand up and take action to stop this deadly threat to rhinos worldwide. It is time to crack down on organized criminal elements responsible for this trade, and to vastly increase assistance to range countries in their enforcement efforts.
Almost all rhino species are listed in CITES (the Convention on Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) in Appendix I, which means that any international trade of any rhino parts for commercial purposes is illegal. Increased demand for rhino horn, alongside a lack of law enforcement, a low level of prosecutions for poachers who are actually arrested and increasingly daring attempts by poachers and thieves to obtain the horn is proving to be too much for rhinos and some populations are seriously declining, said Steven Broad, Executive Director of TRAFFIC. The situation is particularly dire in Zimbabwe where such problems are threatening the success of more than a decades work of bringing rhino populations back to healthy levels. For example, earlier this week a park ranger arrested with overwhelming evidence against him for having killed three rhinos in the Chipinge Safari Area, was acquitted without any satisfactory explanation for the verdict. Similarly, in September 2008, a gang of four Zimbabwean poachers who admitted to killing 18 rhinos were also freed in a failed judiciary process.
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Hoover campaigned this yellow Mustang starting in about 1971. It replaced another Mustang demolished in a servicing mishap.
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Todd Therp is mechanic and crew chief for the Legacy museum collection, and he has gone over Ole Yeller thoroughly and lovingly.
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That smoothness ranges from the purr of its Rolls-Royce Merlin V-12 to the balanced feel of its controls, he says.
Todd confirms that Ole Yeller still carries a redundant second seat belt, added by Hoover after one belt failed while he was inverted—over a runway at low altitude.
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Few airplanes have the personal appeal of this one, due to Hoover's immense popularity.
Shawn Bagley, whose father John purchased Ole Yeller from Hoover, flies for a living. He worked through a variety of general-aviation, business, and warbird types before recently taking Ole Yeller aloft as the first Mustang he has piloted.
Earlier Shawn, now 25, flew Legacy Flight Museum's P-63 Kingcobra fighter.
"That one to me was more overwhelming," he explains.
By contrast, he found Ole Yeller "an easier plane to fly…nothing about it seemed as overwhelming as that P-63."
Perhaps Shawn's view of the Mustang has been skewed by the smoothness of Bob Hoover's personal P-51, but Bagley says, "It's so pilot-friendly," adding, "It's the kind of airplane that does exactly what you think you want it to do."
Shawn acknowledges that his first Ole Yeller sortie included the need to utter "a little prayer and say please let me get this airplane back on the ground in one piece."
Shawn is delighted with the opportunity to fly Ole Yeller to AirVenture 2011: "I can't think of a greater honor than being able to fly Ole Yeller at Oshkosh with Bob Hoover in attendance."
Shawn describes Hoover as "one of the most inspirational men I've ever met and one of the kindest gentlemen I've ever met."
Todd says the Smithsonian Institution's prestigious National Air and Space Museum is courting the Legacy Flight Museum in an effort to get Ole Yeller to join Hoover's Shrike Commander, already a Smithsonian asset.
"I think it will end up in the Smithsonian," Todd opines.
In the meantime, Ole Yeller is a sentimental, and airworthy, favorite of the Legacy Flight Museum staff. "It's all for Bob Hoover," Todd explains.
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Boise State can relate to what San Jose State is going through right now heading into tomorrow afternoon's game in Taco Bell Arena. The Spartans, in the debut basketball season in the Mountain West, are 0-7 in conference play (6-13 overall) after Wednesday night's 75-50 loss to No. 7 San Diego State. The Broncos lost their first eight Mountain West games in 2012 on the way to a 3-11 record. SJSU has also found what Boise State found two years ago—that the Mountain West can do wonders for attendance. The Spartans' crowd of 4,117 Wednesday, as small as it sounds, was their largest in more than 10 years. At least San Jose State coach Dave Wojcik, formerly Leon Rice's top assistant with the Broncos, has his team's mindset right. For example, the Spartans lost to New Mexico by just four points two weeks ago. 'Nuff said.
Here we go with the "City of Threes" hospitality issue again. One week after a Utah State three-point blitz almost toppled Boise State, here comes San Jose State, another one of those schools that loves to hang out beyond the arc. The Spartans lead the MW and are ranked among the top 5 nationally in three-point field goal attempts with 505, three-point makes with 182, and treys made per game with 9.6.
The Boise State bench remains a to-be-determined kind of thing. Edmunds Dukulis played five minutes last week against Utah State, his first appearance since a minute versus South Carolina at the Diamond Head Classic. And he scored two points against the Aggies, his first in two months. It was expected he would get a little time against New Mexico's bigs Tuesday, but it was Jake Ness making a cameo that lasted less than a minute. It was also the first floor time for Ness since the win over South Carolina. Most interesting, perhaps, is Igor Hadziomerovic, who started the Broncos' first 17 games. Hadziomerovic has seen just 12 minutes the past three games—and none at New Mexico. The first guard subbing in beyond Mikey Thompson and Thomas Bropleh was true freshman Dezmyn Trent, who played three minutes and scored two points.
You never expect to see Boise State on this kind of a list. In fact, you never have before. But SI.com shared Rivals.com's Top 100 recruits in the class of 2014 on its homepage yesterday, and there at No. 54 was Dylan Sumner-Gardner from West Mesquite High School in Mesquite, TX. The thumbnail summary: "A heavy-hitting safety who collected 141 tackles, three forced fumbles and three interceptions as a senior, Sumner-Gardner is an early enrollee at Boise State." The Broncos are the only team from a non-power conference with a player listed in the Rivals.com Top 100.
The saga of Cleveland wide receiver Davone Bess has Hawaii fans relating to Boise State fans and their angst over the demise of Titus Young. The former Warrior was arrested last Friday for assaulting a deputy, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest in Florida. Leading up to that, Bess had twice tweeted photos of something that appeared to be marijuana. Ferd Lewis of the Honolulu Star-Advertiser called it "a series of bizarre episodes" that included Bess being removed from the Browns roster late in the season. Does that sound familiar, or what?
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The Idaho Steelheads were able to catch their breath this week after a stretch that saw four games in six days. They've been off since Monday—they'll be back in CenturyLink Arena to host Bakersfield on Sunday. But now the Steelheads have neither of the goalies they started the season with, as Pat Nagle has been called up to the AHL's Texas Stars. Original Steelies starter Josh Robinson has been with Texas the past month. That leaves the netminding to rookie Josh Watson, who was signed by Idaho last week. This might not be a good time in any case to play the Condors, who started the season 1-10-1 but have gone 15-7-2 since. Bakersfield also features the reigning ECHL Goalie of the Week, Laurent Brossoit, and ECHL Player of the Week, Joel Broda. Brossoit shut out the Steelheads twice in December.
The Idaho Stampede fell to the Austin Toros 102-101 last night despite a 32-point night from Pierre Jackson. The Stamps have now gone 5-10 the past five weeks since their sizzling 8-0 start. The big news for the club is the departure of forward Richard Howell, who has reportedly bought out his D-League contract to play in the Philippines. Howell, the former North Carolina State standout, had been a force inside for the Stampede, averaging a double-double over his 20 games (18 points and 10.8 rebounds). The Stamps now head for Tulsa to face the 66ers tomorrow night.
Simple math for former Boise State star Graham DeLaet in the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open. Four birdies plus two bogeys equals two-under on the North Course at Torrey Pines. The math wasn't as simple for DeLaet's one-time Bronco teammate, Troy Merritt, who was also two-under. Merritt eagled the second hole and birdied the third on the North Course and carded three other birdies during his round, but he also had four bogeys. Merritt especially has to be pleased with his first day in La Jolla, though, as it equaled his low round of what has been a challenging PGA Tour season so far. The twin 70's by DeLaet and Merritt are tied for 29th (hey, they're two strokes ahead of Tiger).
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In the team-scored women's college gold race, the Dukes finished 24th out of 48 teams competing overall. JMU finished with 731 points, 14 points ahead of conference-foe Delaware (745). In dual-meet scoring, the Dukes posted 24 wins against the other 47 teams in competition.
Georgetown tallied 112 points to win the meet, and Dartmouth's Abbey D'Agostino won the individual title out of 406 competitors with a time of 19:44.
Freshman Tessa Mundell (Mohnton, Pa./Governor Mifflin) had the top finish for the Dukes, coming in 102nd place with a time of 21:53 and posting 101 points for JMU. Sophomore Jenna Flickinger (Hummelstown, Pa./Lower Dauphin) crossed the line just two seconds later for a 111th-place finish and 109 points.
Freshmen Meghan Malloy (Haddonfield, N.J./Haddonfield Memorial) and Lillie Brown (Boiling Springs, Pa./Boiling Springs) came in 128th place (22:03, 126 pts) and 243rd place (22:55, 227 pts) respectively. Junior Kristen Landry (Boonton Township, N.J./Mountain Lakes) tallied a 174th-place finish in 22:24 for 168 points, and junior Rachel Hagen (Sterling, Va./Potomac Falls) notched the final scored run in 323rd place (23:34, 288 pts).
The Dukes travel to the Penn State National Invitational on Friday, Oc