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Creamy Bratwurst Stew Recipe
A rich sauce coats this hearty combination of potatoes, carrots and bratwurst chunks. "I adapted a baked stew recipe that appeared in a newspaper," says Susan Holmes from Germantown, Wisconsin. "This is so comforting on cold winter evenings."
- 4 medium potatoes, cubed
- 2 medium carrots, coarsely chopped
- 2 celery ribs, chopped
- 1 cup chopped onion
- 3/4 cup chopped green pepper
- 2 pounds fresh Johnsonville® Original Bratwurst, cut into 1-inch slices
- 1/2 cup chicken broth
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cups half-and-half cream
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 3 tablespoons cold water
- In a 5-qt. slow cooker, combine the potatoes, carrots, celery, onion and green pepper. Top with bratwurst slices. Combine the broth, salt, basil and pepper; pour over top. Cover and cook on low for 6-7 hours or until a thermometer reads 160° and vegetables are tender.
- Stir in cream. Combine cornstarch and water until smooth; stir into stew. Cover and cook on high for 30 minutes or until thickened. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Creamy Bratwurst Stew in Quick Cooking
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Trying this tonight - but half brats and half fresh polish plus 2 cup shredded red cabbage.
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YUM!!!!! This is so good! Great Sunday dinner recipe.
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Delicious! We loved this crock pot recipe for a family dinner.
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My whole family loves it!
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This was very good!! Next time I will reduce the black pepper to 1/8 tsp. It seemed a little overwhelming. covered the natural taste of the bratwurst a bit. Otherwise, I wouldn't change a thing!!


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Dr. Bitzer and Ryan Dayvault, Class of 2008, at the Awards Convocation. Dayvault, a polisci major, received the Whitener Medal, the highest award given to a student, and Bitzer received the Kenneth Clapp Tri-Delta Award. |
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Welcome! I am currently a professor of politics and history, where I teach a number of courses in the fields of American politics, public administration & policy, and law. The courses that I'll be teaching this academic year are listed below.
Along with my teaching responsibilities, I serve as Provost and also as pre-law advisor. I also "blog" about North Carolina politics at nc-politics.blogspot.com.
My educational background is reflective of my liberal arts education. I have an undergraduate degree in English, with a specialization in theater; a Master's degree in history, focusing on Southern political history, U.S. legal history, and the history of Nazi Germany; and a doctorate in political science with a focus in American politics, public law, and public administration. My thesis and dissertation were entitled:
- Master's thesis: Reshaping Palmetto Politics: A Case Study of the Grass-roots Rise and Strategy of the Republican Party in South Carolina, 1960-1968
- Dissertation: Deciding to Delegate: Legislative Professionalism and Statutory Delegation to Bureaucratic Agencies in State Governments
In addition to these research projects, my research has focused on a number of areas. Most recently I published an article, "In North Carolina, It's Not Election Day--It's Election Month: An Analysis of the 2008 Election," in American Review of Politics. This research combines an interest in the impact of location in a state (urban, suburban, and rural precincts) as well as the impact of early voting in the Tar Heel state. You can find a copy of the paper here.
In another area of research interest, I have written a chapter in an edited book, Homer Simpson Goes to Washington: American Politics Through the Lense of Popular Culture, (now in its second edition) published by the University of Kentucky Press in 2008. The chapter is on "Political Culture and Public Opinion: The American Dream on Springfield's Evergreen Terrace," in which I use the long-running television series The Simpsons to explore and explain ideas such as political culture, public opinion, and the notion of an American Dream in our society. Some other articles that I have co-authored include:
- Caruson, Kiki and J. Michael Bitzer. "At the Cross Roads of Policy Making: Executive Politics, Administrative Action, and Judicial Deference by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals (1985-1996)." 2004. Law and Society. 26: 3 & 4. 1-23.
- Lindquist, Stefanie A. and Michael Bitzer. 2002. "Government Contractors' Liability for Constitutional Torts: The Legal Implications of Privatization." Review of Public Personnel Administration. 22(3): 241-245.
I have also contributed to the following works:
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The Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy |
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The Encyclopedia of American Political Parties & Elections Ed. by Larry J. Sabato and Howard R. Ernst. New York: Facts on File, 2006. |
The Encyclopedia of Civil Liberties in America Ed. by David Schultz andJohn R. Vile. New York: M.E. Sharpe, 2005. |
Book Chapter on "Political Culture and Public Opinion: The American Dream on Evergreen Terrace," by J. Michael Bitzer |
My current research is on the voting behavior of North Carolina's urban, suburban, and rural areas, where I have presented papers on "When Fifteen Equals Fifty: An Analysis of Urban and Suburban Voting Patterns in North Carolina in the 2004 Election" and "It's Not Election Day, It's Election Month in North Carolina: An Analysis of Urban, Surburan and Rural Voting Patterns in Early and Election Day Voting in 2008."
I have also presented research papers, as well as served as chair and discussant, at a number of conferences, including at American Political Science Association, the Southern Political Science Association, the Southeastern Conference on Public Administration, the North Carolina Political Science Association, and the Citadel Symposium on Southern Politics.
In my "free" time, I've also had fun being a "political analyst" for several Charlotte TV stations, including WSOC (Channel 9--ABC), WBTV (Channel 3--CBS), WCCB (Channel 18--Fox), and News-14 Charlotte, along with WFAE (NPR Charlotte--90.7). In addition, I've been interviewed by such papers as The Christian Science Monitor, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and the Salisbury Post, as well as WBHM, Birmingham's (AL) NPR station. I've written guest column pieces for The
Charlotte Observer and The Salisbury Post.
While teaching, research, and public service are major foci of my work, I've also been active on the Catawba campus, most notably serving on Faculty Senate (for two years as Secretary), the Admissions Committee, and the Assessment, Planning, and Budgeting Committee for the faculty. In the 2010-11 academic year, I'll be on the curriculum committee as chair.
In addition, I have facilitated several Graduate School Forums with other faculty members to share information about graduate school (both admissions & the environment of graduate school) with Catawba students, as well as community forums on elections, environmental politics, Hurricane Katrina, and the 5th Anniversary of 9/11. For the community, I have moderated several Candidate Forums for candidates seeking public office at both the local and state level, as well as facilitated several Candidate Academies, which seek to educate and inform citizens about public office and campaigning. These forums and academies are held in conjunction with The Salisbury Post and the Rowan County Chamber of Commerce.
Fall 2010 Classes | Spring 2011 Classes |
POLS 1101: Introduction to American Politics M/W/F @ 11 AM in 322 Admin |
POLS 1101: Introduction to American Politics M/W/F @ 1 PM in 322 Admin |
POLS 1101: Introduction to American Politics M/W/F @ 1 PM in 322 Admin |
POLS 2200: State & Local Politics M/W/F @ 11 AM in 322 Admin Prerequisite: POLS 1101 |
POLS 3101: Nazi Germany M/W/F @ 10 AM in 322 ADM |
POLS 2111: Law, Justice & Society T/Th @ 9:30 AM in 322 Admin |
GENED 1200: War T/Th @ 12 PM in 322 ADM |
POLS 3520: U.S. Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties & Rights T/Th @ 1:30 PM in 402 ADM |
Rotation Schedule for Dr. Bitzer's Courses
POLS 1101: American Government I Every Fall Semester |
POLS 1102: American Government II (State & Local Government) Every Spring Semester |
POLS 1103: Introduction to Public Administration Every Fall Semester |
POLS 2502: The Congress Spring Semester in Even Years |
POLS 2514: Political Economy Fall Semester in Odd Years |
POLS 2511: The Presidency Spring Semester in Odd Years |
POLS 3115: U.S. Campaigns & Elections Fall Semester in Even Years |
POLS 2512: Political Parties & Interest Groups Spring Semester in Even Years |
POLS 2515: Public Policy Analysis Spring Semester in Odd Years |
Click here for material on the President's Ad Hoc Committee's "Statement on an Institutional Philosophy of Education at Catawba College"
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Having already been dropped from the ODI and Twenty20 squads, 'Punter' admitted his recent form dictated his decision to end 17 years of Test cricket.
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In terms of design the Moto G takes most of its cues from the firm's first, post-Google takeover handset, the Moto X.
It's hardly groundbreaking in terms of looks, but the soft, curved edges of the Moto G make it relatively attractive and the swath of plastic feels solid and well built.
Weighing in at 143g the Moto G has a pleasing, well balanced presence in the hand without being overbearing, and while it may measure 11.6mm thick in the middle the tapered edges make it feel thinner than it is.
Couple that with a rubberised rear plate which slightly hugs the side of the handset too, and the Motorola Moto G fits comfortably in the palm, providing a decent level of grip.
The Moto G features a water repellent coating which means you'll be able to whip it out in the rain without fear of a short circuit, but it is not waterproof - so no jumping in the pool with it.
You can even take the rear cover off and swap it for a different color, which Motorola is pushing as a big customizable feature of the phone. In reality however it just reminds me of my Nokia 3310.
Sure, changing covers is fun for all of five minutes, but the novelty soon wears off. Not to mention the back cover is also pretty tricky to remove - you need to really dig your nails in at the base of the handset to get it free.
In fact, so much strength needs to be employed to free the cover from the Moto G I feared on more than one occasion that the thin plastic would snap - thankfully it never did.
Motorola did make a point that the younger generation like the ability to "customize" their handsets and this particular feature, along with the rock bottom price, reinforces the Moto G's credentials as a handset which may land in the laps of many teenagers.
The left side of the Motorola Moto G is devoid of any features, while the top of the handset only sports a centralized headphone jack. Both the power/lock key and volume rocker switch are located on the right of the G and these are easy to reach and responsive to the press.
On the base is a microUSB port, while under the removable cover is a microSIM port - but no microSD slot. That means if you want to expand the onboard storage you'll have to take to the cloud.
The 2070mAh non-removable battery housed inside the Moto G is claimed to give you all day battery life, and I put that to the test - skip ahead to the battery life and connectivity section to see how it got on.
The Moto G comes with a 4.5-inch, 1280 x 720 display and boasts a 329ppi pixel density. To put that in some perspective that's a bigger, higher resolution and more defined display than the iPhone 5S - not bad for a handset which is a third of the price.
Of course a HD display isn't the only key factor in a smartphone, but Motorola has managed to equip the Moto G with a 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor and 1GB of RAM.
In terms of specs then the Motorola Moto G is actually giving the HTC One Mini, Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini and Nokia Lumia 820 a run for their mid-range, dual-core money - and once again the screen is bigger than these rivals. The Motorola handset even beats the Samsung and Nokia when it comes to resolution.
The camera on the rear of the Moto G is only 5MP and this is trumped by the S4 Mini and Lumia 820 and their 8MP snappers.
All in all the Moto G finds itself in no-mans land, with a complete disconnect between its price and spec list. This, of course, isn't a bad thing and on paper it offers outstanding value for money.
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Perennial to trees, from membranous bulb, fibrous corm, scaly rhizome, or erect caudex
Stem generally underground
Leaves generally basal, often withering early, alternate, generally ± linear
Inflorescence various, generally bracted
Flower generally bisexual, generally radial; perianth often showy, segments generally 6 in two petal-like whorls (outer sometimes sepal-like), free or fused at base; stamens 6 (or 3 + generally 3 ± petal-like staminodes), filaments sometimes attached to perianth or fused into a tube or crown; ovary superior or inferior, chambers 3, placentas generally axile, style generally 1, stigmas generally 3
Fruit: generally capsule, loculicidal or septicidal (berry or nut)
Genera in family: ± 300 genera, 4600 species: especially ± dry temp and subtropical; many cultivated for ornamental or food;some TOXIC . Here includes genera sometimes treated in Agavaceae, Amaryllidaceae, and other families.
Annual or perennial herb from rhizomes
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Flower small; perianth parts 6, ± free, in 2 petal-like whorls, white or pinkish; stamens 6, filaments wider at base; ovary superior, chambers 3, stigma head-like, slightly 3-lobed
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Fruit 57 mm, ± spheric
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But when the Hornets needed big plays last night, C.J. McCarthy was ready for prime time.
The junior running back rushed for a pair of touchdowns in the third quarter, and made a huge interception to lead the Hornets to a comeback 17-14 victory over Pentucket last night in a battle of 3-1 teams.
"C.J. turned it up a notch in the second half," said North Reading coach John Wall. "We needed it and he was great."
With the Pentucket defense shutting down area rushing leader Lipani — with just 30 yards on 11 carries in the first half — North Reading went to their other back to start the second half and he responded.
McCarthy struck first for a 10-yard touchdown, and three minutes later plunged in for a 3-yard score that proved to be the winning margin. McCarthy, who entered the game with just one rushing touchdown on the season, finished with a season-high 56 yards on 12 carries.
"C.J. was awesome," said Lipani. "He worked so hard in the offseason, and you can see how hard he runs. When teams play me too much, he can definitely hurt them."
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Lineman to TD: Pentucket's Mike Tashjian never looked quite right with a lineman's number. After all he is just 5-6 and 150. Still listed as a lineman on the roster, Tashjian was a receiver last night and caught a touchdown pass.
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RECEIVING: P — Mike Tashjian 1-35, Luke Strangman 1-22, Freiermuth 2-17, Rothwell 1-5
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After a short break, I'll be diving into my next class which starts November 3rd. As is my custom, I've added this to "The Courses" page.
"Antebellum America: Prelude to Civil War" (starts November 3rd)
This course is an analysis of the conditions existing in the United States in the first half of the 19th century. The course focuses on the political, cultural/social, economic, security, leadership, and other issues that played roles in starting and shaping the Civil War. We will analyze the issues in the context of war and peace to determine whether or not such conflicts as civil wars can be avoided prior to their inception.
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Half Slave and Half Free : The Roots of Civil War by Bruce Levine
Road to Disunion : Secessionists at Bay, 1776-1854, Volume 1 by William W. Freehling
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Rene Tyree says:
Elekratig – I completely understand! I have surprised myself with how much the antebellum 19th century grabs my imagination. I am "hooked!"
elektratig says:
Watch out! My interest in American history started with the Civil War, but I found myself dragged backwards into the antebellum era because I found it more interesting.
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I think it's a brilliant suggestion. I've found my interests expanding considerably to include political history as well as military because of the bidirectional cause and effect relationship between them. I appreciate the recommendation.
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A bit far afield — particularly since the Nullification Crisis did not come to blows — but if by chance you become interested in nullification, Richard E. Ellis's The Union at Risk: Jacksonian Democracy, States' Rights and the Nullification Crisis is an outstanding book and a perfect complement to Freehling's work. Freehling concentrates on the internal politics and developments within South Carolina, arguing that some within the state — including John Calhoun — viewed it as as a rehearsal for a coming showdown over slavery. Ellis, on the other hand, concentrates on the effects of the Crisis on the Jacksonian coalition outside of South Carolina. He emphasizes the degree to which Jackson's aggressive stance against nullification and secession made substantial numbers of his supporters queasy, particularly in the South, eventually causing some to reject Jackson in favor of the anti-Jacksonian coalition that ultimately became the Whigs. Fascinating stuff, but it's more political history than military, so you may understandably conclude it's too far from your chosen field of study.
Rene Tyree says:
GOOD TO KNOW! That book looked like it had gotten some great reviews.
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Based on the reading list, it looks like a great course. I'm jealous! The extra Freehling book you picked up is an excellent choice.
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Suncoast Partnership to End Homelessness receives a grant for $723,000 to help families and individuals with housing. Florida has seen 750,000 foreclosures over the last year making.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Continuum of Care Competition awarded the organization the grant to help homeless people find transitional, permanent and affordable housing.
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• Catholic Charities Our Mother's House, $122,425 for transitional housing for single mothers and their young children
• Catholic Charities, $81,503 for permanent housing for single men with HIV/AIDS;
• Shelter Plus Care grants totaling $220,876 for the City of Bradenton
• Supportive Housing Vouchers totaling $47,192 to go to Manatee Glens for chronically homeless individuals with substance abuse and mental health issues
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Archie Comics Themed Engagement Photoshoot
This is an Archie comics themed engagement shoot (and Photoshopping) for newly committed couple Bryan and Anne by Visionary Photography Hub. I don't know if you guys knew it or not, but I'm somewhat of a visionary photographer myself. *staring at cubicle wall through Polaroid viewfinder* This shot needs way more laser boobs.
Surprisingly, everything was drawn by the company's graphic artist, except for the diner setting which was shot at Johnny Rockets. "Photoshop was used and as well as a pen tablet for the illustrations," [creative Director Mike] Lavarez explained to us. The greatest challenge in creating these scenes belonged not to the graphic artist, however, but to Jervy Santiago, the photographer. "He had to consider the rules of perspective in every layout," he said. "The point of views had to be consistent since we wanted everything to look dimensional with a cinematic flair (a storyboard was involved for each angle). It had to look like they were actually with Archie and his gang."
Admittedly, I like the concept, and I rarely like anything. Not even, wait for it -- candy or ice cream. *gasps from audience* Joking, you don't get *jiggling belly* this fat eating nothing but yogurt and celery. It also took a lot of beer and -- AND -- surviving multiple heart attacks. "Those weren't heart attacks, just really bad gas." I thought that was the smell of death.
Hit the jump for the whole series, which kind of tells a story. Not a particularly interesting one, but a loose story nonetheless.
Archie Comics-Inspired Engagement Photo Shoot [mymodernmet]
Bryan + Anne Cinematic E-Pictorial [jervysantiago]
Thanks to bb, who wants a fairytale themed engagement shoot. Oh reaaaaally? Stableboy, ready my armor and stallion!
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Els is a shot off the lead at Indonesia Masters
Saturday - 5/4/2013, 1:22pm  ET
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) -- Ernie Els shot a 4-under 68 Saturday to leave the South African star one stroke behind leader Daisuke Kataoka of Japan after three rounds of the Indonesian Masters.
Kataoka had a 66 for a total of 11-under 205 at Royale Jakarta Golf Club. Els is tied for second at 206 with Australia's Bernd Wiesberger, who shot a 67.
Canada's Richard T. Lee (72) is at 207 followed by Taiwan's Hung Chien-yao (70) at 208.
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