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Nov. 20 at 7 p.m.
Minnesota -
Philadelphia -
Nov. 20 at 6 p.m.
Tampa Bay -
Toronto -
Nov. 20 at 6:30 p.m.
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Montreal -
Nov. 20 at 6:30 p.m.
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Ottawa -
Nov. 20 at 6:30 p.m.
Arizona -
Dallas -
Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Washington -
Colorado -
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Chicago -
Calgary -
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Anaheim -
Vancouver -
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Nov. 21 at 6 p.m.
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Hawks apply usual beating
Coach Noel will be trying to come up with answers
A lesson the Winnipeg Jets have learned, the hard way, about using the Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks as a measuring stick:
It hurts like Hades when the champs snatch said measuring stick and promptly use it to spank your backside raw.
The Jets battled the champion Hawks fairly even through 40 minutes Thursday night in downtown Winnipeg -- with the game tied 3-3 heading into the third -- but, alas, played the punching bag in the final 20 minutes and exited bruised and battered physically and, no doubt, emotionally, after a 6-3 loss.
Just to quickly detail the carnage to date against Chicago: The Jets are now 0-3 against the their rivals this season and have been outscored 15-5. The victory pushes Chicago to 15-4-4 while the Jets, winless in their last three (0-2-1), fall to 10-11-3.
And so if the Hawks are the measuring stick, captain Andrew Ladd was asked, what do the Jets have to do to close the gap?
"I don't think we had everyone going tonight, so that's the first thing," said Ladd. "We need everybody to show up and play hard and I don't know if we had that tonight. To me, that's the biggest thing. When we're skating and putting the puck behind their 'D' we were able to play in their end and create some chances.
"But it can't just be a shift here or shift there."
A number of Jets grabbed some pine at various stages during Thursday's game, including Devin Setoguchi, who had only 11:01 of ice time spread out over 13 shifts as Claude Noel bumped Michael Frolik to the second line.
Keaton Ellerby also watched for a stretch after Jonathan Toews swept around him for his 11th goal of the season. Two Jets -- Evander Kane and Olli Jokinen -- were minus-3 while four others, Grant Clitsome, Zach Redmond, Blake Wheeler and Toby Enstrom, finished minus-2.
"When you watch that, I didn't think we had a lot of good players," said Noel. "We really got exposed in our 'D' zone. I thought their skill was evident in the game.
"And I didn't think we had enough good players... or strong players. They won a lot of battles in the hard areas."
It would be pure folly to suggest, with a week still left in November, that the Jets' playoff chances are slowly slip-sliding away. Consider that Nashville's win over Toronto Thursday pushed the Predators past the Jets in the Central, dropping Winnipeg to last in the division.
The Jets are now an abysmal 3-9-1 against their new Central rivals and 6-10-2 against the West.
"We got what we deserved," said Jets' goaltender Ondrej Pavelec. "If you play in your zone like we did tonight, it's tough to get a point. They won the Cup for a reason.
"We did some good things, we scored some power-play goals and the second period was really good. But the 'D' zone coverage... I don't know if we didn't know what to do... that's a really good team and we had problems handling those guys."
The Jets' power-play, an Achilles heel for much of the season, accounted for two goals against the Hawks, giving them five in their last four games. And a good chunk of that PP offence has come from the big man, Dustin Byfuglien, who had a goal and an assist with the man advantage.
After going goal-less in his first 18 games, Byfuglien now has six in his last six. And he's picked up a point on 10 of the Jets' 11 power-play goals (4G, 6A).
Winnipeg's own Toews was the best player on the ice at the MTS Centre and it wasn't even close. The Hawks' captain finished with a goal and three assists, equalling a season high (3G, 1A, Oct. 29 vs. Ottawa) and now ranks second on the club with 11 goals and 23 points in 23 games.
Back to the measuring-stick angle... Here's Noel with the last word on the topic of what to do to close the considerable gap between the champions and his squad:
"It's a good question... What do you do? That's what I'll be thinking about tonight. How? Why? It's something I've got to figure out.
"Having said all that, we walk into the third period and we're tied 3-3, still in the game. We just need to muster up 20 minutes. But they stepped it up and played and we couldn't handle it."
-- with files from Tim Campbell
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Acadiana architects make the draft in inaugural AIA competition
Good buildings are instrumental in building good communities. When great spaces are created they inspire creativity, civility and generosity of spirit — the elements of great societies. This year, the South Louisiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has instituted an awards program to honor architectural works of distinction.
Acadiana architects make the draft in inaugural AIA competition
Good buildings are instrumental in building good communities. When great spaces are created they inspire creativity, civility and generosity of spirit — the elements of great societies. This year, the South Louisiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has instituted an awards program to honor architectural works of distinction.
Six categories: Architecture, Interior Architecture, Unrealized Projects, Restoration/Rehabilitation/Adaptive Reuse, Master Planning/Urban Design and Residential Architecture awards all received nominations from throughout South Louisiana. Acadiana was heavily represented and highly honored with multiple Honor and Merit awards from the jury of AIA architects. The following local firms were chosen as award winners: Chase Design Group, Architects Beazley Moliere, Abell+Crozier Architects, Architects Southwest, emerymclure architecture, Angelle Architects and CSDesign. The awards were bestowed Saturday evening at Gallery Tsunami in Lafayette.
Some of the buildings chosen by the awards panel have already received awards from The Independent's architecture awards in previous years, such as LITE and the renovations at Lafayette General Medical Center. Others are new projects that have just been completed, or are yet unrealized. Here are the highlights of this years South Louisiana Chapter AIA awards:
Hopkins Redevelopment District, Honor Award, Architects Southwest
Planning is the operative word when it comes to Architects Southwest's New Iberia Hopkins Redevelopment District. The project took the Honor Award in the Master Planning category for re-envisioning an entire district of a city in desperate need of help.
The Hopkins Addition, on the western end of New Iberia, was developed following the donation of land in 1854 by Harvey Hopkins to create a right-of-way for the railroad, which came to town in 1879. The donation was subdivided into blocks and lots were sold to create the neighborhood that now runs from Jefferson Street to Landry Drive, and from Bayou Teche to Admiral Doerle.
|Far from complete, Architects Southwest's Hopkins
Redevelopment District in New Iberia envisions the
revitalization of a 600-acre area in a once-thriving part of town
that has fallen into disrepair.
Hopkins Street is the main commercial street bisecting the district. During Jim Crow days, New Iberia's West End became the African-American section of New Iberia, and Hopkins Street was a vibrant commercial district. Stores, schools, restaurants and clubs that served the segregated community are remembered by the town's older inhabitants. After the Civil Rights Act of 1964, when Jim Crow laws were abolished, the Hopkins Street shopping district slowly declined, commercial buildings were abandoned and residences fell into disrepair. The neighborhood became notorious as a haven for crime, drugs and prostitution.
Since the 1990s city government in New Iberia has been striving to infuse new life in the district, adding a neighborhood police sub-station and searching for grants to help improve the quality of the public streetscape in an attempt to jump-start private investment.
Ultimately, it was through the investment of a private, unnamed donor who approached the city, as well as the rural reinvestment organization Southern Mutual Help Association, who joined forces to hire Architects Southwest to create a master plan.
What began as a push for a single street redeployment quickly grew into a plan for an entire 600-acre district. Charettes and more than 25 stakeholder meetings were held. In the master plan, the district is divided into four neighborhoods of about 150 acres apiece. Each neighborhood has a center that addresses neighborhood needs, such as a church, convenience store and dry cleaner within a 5-minute walk of all residents. The plan also proposes a district center. This is within a 10-minute walk from each resident and contains a public square, YMCA, daycare, clinic, neighborhood-run farmer's market and office space. The master plan also proposes a Cultural Arts Center to celebrate the rich arts history of the district, which includes a public square for outdoor concerts and neighborhood gatherings.
Much of this plan is just that, plans for the future. Currently realized is an 8-block stretch of Hopkins Street with new sidewalks, street lighting, street trees and trash receptacles. The new public spaces along the street organize the street/sidewalk edge into a cohesive stretch, with the feel of a well-tended neighborhood. Several private buildings have been renovated in response to the new streetscape. Bunk Johnson Plaza, a small park on Hopkins Street, has also been given a facelift.
This is an ambitious urban redevelopment plan, which the awards jury felt was well researched and well executed and deserving of an Honor Award.
204 LeBois Drive, Award of Merit,
|UL architecture professor Corey Saft's Passive House-certified home near
campus is a model of efficiency both in terms of space and energy use.
Corey Saft's small town home off Johnston Street near UL has generated an abundance of enthusiasm from the local architecture community for being a model of efficiency in both space and energy consumption. The house was designed by Saft, a UL architecture professor whose firm is CSDesign, and buit by HJ Design and Construction at a very reasonable cost of around $120 per square foot. A-Plus Sevices of Lafayette installed the home's mechanical systems.
Saft proved contemporary urban design can work in the middle of an established residential community in Lafayette. With just 1,200 square feet, it manages three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and an open kitchen-living area. Perhaps more impressive is the bar it set for green energy. Saft anticipates the average utility bill for the home, which has a 3.264-kilowatt system of thin rooftop solar laminates, to be under $20 a month.
In addition to utilizing solar energy, the house was also was built with extra insulated walls that help it retain air conditioning from a single one-ton ductless mini split system. It is the first residential home in the South to achieve Passive House certification, a gold standard of energy efficiency imported from Germany. (Saft also expects the home will receive a platinum rating from the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program.) Last week, the house also made the national news, featured in the USA Today series "This Week's Green House."
In their comments, AIA judges applauded the home as a ground-breaking achievement. "To provide well-conceived spaces with LEED platinum certification and maintain a low cost per square foot was a terrific accomplishment," they write, "which should be an inspiration to all of us."
St. Landry Parish Visitor Information Center, Award of Merit, Architects Southwest; Westminster Chapel, Award if Merit, Architects Southwest; Nuova Ostia Antica, Award of Merit, emerymcclure architecture
The "unrealized" category in the AIA competition arguably offers the most inventive architectural ideas. Because these projects have not been built — and may never be built — they can still reside in a realm of ideal that isn't subject to the scale-backs of capricious budgets or the second guessing of boards of directors. The AIA jury judging the Southern Region competition chose three unrealized projects for Merit awards — two of them designed by a Lafayette team from Architects Southwest led by Steve Oubre; the third by Ursula and Michael McClure of emerymclure architects, llc, of Lafayette.
"For all three of these projects, the jury was impressed with the conceptual development and the striking presentations," the judges write in conferring the awards.
St. Landry Parish Visitor Information Center
Mimicking the gently sloping hills of the Coteau Ridge through the curve in its roof as well as the bellows of an accordion or ridges of a rubboard in its exterior architecture, the St. Landry Parish Visitor Information Center by Architects Southwest pays homage to those elements of culture and topography that are iconic to the parish.
The 5,000-square-foot building is designed to accommodate festivals, farmers markets and music events. And while it celebrates the culture of zydeco country, it makes ample use of smart, ecologically minded features including a white roof to reflect heat and cisterns and underground tanks to collect rainwater — guided by sloped landscaping and that curved roof — aiding the building's efficiency.
In addition to Oubre, team members for this project are Wayne Domingue, Greg Damico, Steven Domingue and Shea Trahan.
Westminster Chapel
Also in St. Landry Parish and designed by Architects Southwest's Oubre and Trahan, the design for a new chapel at Westminster Christian Academy fulfills the student body's desire for a highly contemporary design that creates a contrast with the chapel's pastoral setting.
According to the designers: "The plan of the chapel pulls its influences from traditional church designs using a nave and transept layout to create the basic building masses. These masses are then interpreted into more contemporary building forms through the use of clean lines and modern material selections. The structure allows the roof form to seemingly hover above the building's plaza entry while the weight of the transept's concrete box forms help to visually ground the roof mass back to its base. All of these elements come together to frame the altar which is set within a frosted glass cube, intended to glow as the container for the chapel's spiritual apex."
Nuova Ostia Antica
The most ambitious of the unrealized projects, Nuova Ostia Antica envisions "a complex layering of urban density, housing, infrastructure, and constructed nature and the speculation of a more harmonious, nurturing relationship between urbanity and nature," as its designers put it, skirting the Tiber River on the outskirts of Rome, Italy.
Drawing from smart growth, New Urban design sensibilities, the project melds high density urban design into a subtly manufactured natural landscape to create a symbiosis; nature becomes "an active agent working to filter and store water, manage storm water run-off, create biodiversity, reduce heat island effect, clean air, reconnect urbanisms to their historical and present productive landscapes, and produce food."
The centerpiece of the development is what the designers have labelled the DOMUS — multi-story housing complexes inspired by the ancient Roman housing type known as the domus, Latin for "house." Think of it as single-family homes stacked one atop the other; each floor of the DOMUS is a single housing unit centered around an open court.
|Angelle Architects' adaptive re-use of an abandoned car
dealership in Breaux Bridge marries the building's
industrial past to its commercial future.
|Buck & Johnny's Pizzeria / Lagniappe Antique Mall
Buck Johnny's Pizzeria/Lagniappe Antique Mall, Award of Merit, Angelle Architects
In a modern world teaming with planned obsolescence, half-lives, and the seemingly omnipresent disposability of everything, it is refreshing to witness the conscientious renovation of older buildings such as Buck and Johnny's Pizzeria and Lagniappe Antique Mall. The winner of this year's Award of Merit in the Restoration/Rehabilitation/Adaptive Re-use category, the project was designed by Angelle Architects of Beaux Bridge.
A project like this one, executed with proper restraint and aesthetic certitude, pays tribute to the past while updating the structure for the current period. On a meager budget, the team of Glenn Angelle, Michelle Thibodeaux and Misty Angelle converted a long-abandoned and dilapidated downtown landmark property into a thriving multi-tenant building brimming, thriving and pulsating with commerce.
Left abandoned for decades, this former car dealership on a very prominent downtown corner fell into disrepair. Roofs were caved in, walls were covered with vines and windows were boarded. To bring it back to life, location, size and context dictated multi-use, reality dictated a very limited budget and design dictated a marriage of old and new.
The original structure — a conglomeration of several buildings — stood humbled by the mini-mall ravages of the modern age. The auto parts section was the oldest and was two levels. All other spaces were added and were single level. Three functions were needed — all relating to current downtown demands: a family restaurant, a downtown antique store, and a social function space.
Borrowing from the building's industrial (auto shop and sales) roots, the team at Angelle Architects, which included subcontractors Ochmand Construction, landscaper Lue Svendson and structural consultant Randy Hebert, employed a minimalist approach to the updated renovation and construction. Their goals were to uncover and repair what was feasible and replace what was not with new construction, while always trying to conscientiously differentiate between the two.
This Adaptive Reuse project, while not a historic restoration, strived to respect the buildings' previous history and illuminate the story of the old structure within the context of the new work. In order to bring the building back into commerce, the restaurant section was positioned in the old parts room with a new mezzanine structure. The old showroom was rebuilt and converted into a small banquet hall. The service areas of the auto shop were then transformed into a space for antique shopping.
In the true spirit of renew and re-use, the architects sought only to repaint the old rusty bar joists of the existing roof structure and then place a new roof above the existing joists in keeping with the classic nature of the building's history. In addition, they salvaged the old service entry door of the auto shop and re-purposed it within the antique store as a retail backdrop.
A good example of the structure's marriage of old and new is the showroom where designers built a glass box within the present roof structure composed of the building's original concrete columns.
With its striking street presence and sinuous fusion of the old and new, the restoration and rehabilitation project of Buck and Johnny's Pizzeria and Lagniappe Antique Mall is just another excellent example of Acadiana's incredible creative ingenuity.
Saturday the athletic department did everything possible to ensure the 2014 Ragin' Cajun seniors remembered fondly their last home game. Rain and lightning never arrived but turbulence did in the form of the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
Even stranger than the Republican Party's decision to hold a "unity rally" earlier this month for Congressman Bill Cassidy in a Baton Rouge bar, Huey's Bar, was the fact that the establishment was named after Louisiana's most famous Democrat.
Bar Code is not a gay bar.
After failing to pass a medical marijuana bill last year, state Sen. Fred Mills, R-Parks, is telling supporters he will return in 2015 with legislation that focuses on different applications like oils and pills.
Voters, obviously, are not yet tuned into the 2015 ballot, despite the intriguing races it will host.
By now, the story of how longtime LSU coach Dale Brown discovered Shaquille O'Neal has been told many times: Brown happened upon a massive 13-year-old at an army base in Germany, stayed in touch with him and eventually became like a second father.
Fate simply wasn't ready to give the New Orleans Saints a break from longtime nemesis Steve Smith.
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Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Either Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't want to tip Baltimore off as to who'll start in New Orleans' secondary on Monday night, or he really doesn't know yet.
The Ethics Board gives the lame duck Youngsville mayor permission to offer a sweet parting gift to the community he's presided over for three terms.
The money came through a general obligation bond sale Thursday.
A legend in the Acadiana Oil Patch, Comeaux died Monday, Nov. 17.
With a growing number of alleged sexual assault victims coming out against Bill Cosby in recent weeks, upcoming projects have been canned by NBC and Netflix, but that won't affect the once-loved comedian and actor's scheduled performance in Lafayette.
The Baltimore Ravens' retooled secondary had no trouble against a rookie quarterback at home. This week, however, their task is far more challenging: stopping Drew Brees on the road in New Orleans.
Add Texas Gov. Rick Perry's name to the list of possible Republican presidential candidates flooding the campaign trail for GOP Senate candidate Bill Cassidy.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is in Florida this week with his fellow Republican governors for another gripe session aimed at their favorite target, the president, this time taking aim at his immigration plans.
Early voting for the runoff is shortened by two days because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
"Coach Don" Gagnard is running for school board. Today he offers his critique of the socioeconomic relationship between government subsidies and obesity.
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NOV 24 Because of a town ordinance, the police will come to a disabled girl's home this week to take away her service dog and kill him. Sound like a bad Lifetime movie? Nope - it's real life in Moreauville, blogger Lamar White Jr. tells us in this post. The dog's crime? Being born a pit bull. What's the reason for this ordinance? Well, the town fathers are a little vague on that one. Maybe Obama?
NOV 24 Columnist Stephanie Grace is writing about Bobby Jindal's continuing refusal to accept federal funding for the expansion of Medicaid. It's purely an attempt to benefit him politically, meaning the decision is "cruel, short-sighted and remarkably self-centered." Well, yeah. Have you met him?
NOV 24 The New York Times editorial board is writing about the 40 years that Albert Woodfox has spent in solitary confinement in this post, calling it "barbaric beyond measure." Since Richard Nixon was president, the man has been in solitary in Angola Plantation Penitentiary. How is that OK with us?
NOV 24 The GOP has a boogie-man for anybody thinking about voting for Mary Landrieu: President Obama. But the Dems have one for Bill Cassidy, too, Melinda Deslatte writes in this AP post on The Reading Eagle -- and his name is Governor Jindal.
NOV 24 Blogger Bob Mann is blogging about race and the Senate campaign in this post. Sure, everybody knows that Mary Landrieu doesn't do too well with white folks, but how come the GOP can't get arrested in the black community? Bob is asking.
NOV 24 Early voting for the December election began Saturday, and this post on NOLA Defender tells us what Mary and Bill were up to. The polls and the pundits have their opinions, but none of that can replace actual voting, NODEF says.
NOV 24 Blogger Tom Aswell tells us about Bruce Greenstein's grand jury testimony in this post. The former state health secretary testified in an investigation into the lucrative contract Louisiana awarded to his former employer. Apparently, Mr. Greenstein has a bit of the C.R.S. disease.
NOV 24 Last week, an SUV carrying a blended Texas family overturned on the Interstate near Shreveport, killing the parents and three of their kids, and seriously injuring two other kids. According to this story in the Dallas Morning News, the DA has exercised some compassion and dismissed the ticket given to the teen who was driving.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
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NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?


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The arts are a very important part of daily life at Loomis Chaffee. We are surrounded by the sights and sounds of the visual and performing arts through exhibits in the Mercy Gallery and the Barnes & Wilde student galleries, plays and other exciting performances in the NEO Theater and the diverse musical styles emanating from Founders Chapel and practice rooms.
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The Loomis Chaffee community welcomes photogravure master Jon Goodman '71 to campus for an exhibition of his work in the Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Gallery in the Richmond Art Center beginning Tuesday, November 4.
Mezzo-soprano Danielle Coombe '10 visited the Island October 9 and 10. Having recently graduated from Syracuse University with a bachelor's degree in music, Danielle returned to share her talent with the community, offering a voice recital Thursday evening in the Hubbard Performance Hall and working with the Chamber Singers in class on Friday morning.
Some may think that to "prepare" a piano means to have it in place, dusted, and tuned. But the American composer John Cage (1912–92) wrote specific pieces for "prepared" piano, and visiting pianist and scholar Christopher Durrenberger '84 enlightened the school community about Cage's intentions during his visit to the campus September 28–30. Chris demonstrated to the community that Cage, sometimes dismissed as an eccentric who played around with musical sounds, was a serious composer.
If you want to see a Pelican's-eye view of the Loomis campus, stop by the Richmond Art Center this week. With assistance from students, Joe Hill '93, a renowned 3D pavement artist, is painting a graphical optical illusion on the floor of the Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr. Gallery that leaves the distinct impression that you are flying over Grubbs Quadrangle on the back of a pelican.
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Preheat your oven to 180C.
First prepare the red pepper coulis. Put the red peppers on the flame and blacken the outsides. Once blackened, put into cold water and remove the skin, clean off all the blackened bits and remove the stalk and pips. Put into a processor and puree with the rice wine vinegar and olive oil and sugar. Season well. Put through a fine sieve, making sure you get it all through to keep the thickness.
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Once the spinach has cooled down, add the egg yolks. Whisk the egg whites to a soft peak. Fold a third of the egg white into the spinach mixture to slacken it off, and then fold the rest in. Season again if needed.
Spread into the prepared pan, making sure it's even and flat. Put into the oven for 12 mins or until it feels springy to the touch.
To prepare the goats cheese lightly beat the cheese to soften. Add the cream and all the herbs. Season well. Leave to one side until needed.
Once the roulade is cooked and slightly cooled, put a sheet of greaseproof paper on top of a tea towel and turn the roulade out onto the greaseproof paper. Remove the paper from the baking tin, spread the goats cheese all over the roulade then wrap the roulade up, be careful not to wrap the tea towel in as you roll.
Allow to stand for five mins, then slice a piece for each plate.
To serve, put a piece of roulade onto a small pile of salad then surround with the red pepper coulis and diced avocado and sprigs of chervil.
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President Obama has vowed to grant amnesty to millions of undocumented immigrants. How soon before they will be allowed to vote? Not going to happen, you say? Think again.
Organizing for Action, the grassroots website that supports Barack Obama shows the president in boxer stance—fists up, head down—suggesting, presumably, that he is ready to fight for his agenda. Maybe Obama hopes that by aping pugilist Vladimir Putin, he will acquire the Russian leader's huge approval ratings. He's wrong, but his envy would be understandable.
Putin, whose economy is tanking, and whose country is widely accused of treachery, is wildly popular. Barack Obama, whose country boasts one of the highest growth rates in the developed world, has just been thumped by voters, and is increasingly viewed as a failed president. Why this disconnect?
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The answer is simple. President Obama and his fellow Democrats do not make their citizens feel good about themselves and their country. Putin does. Russians are bruised and humbled by the collapse of their empire. by annexing Crimea, and flexing his nation's muscles, Putin has restored the country's confidence and pride. Russians' enthusiasm for their aggressive leader may wane as inflation mounts and goods become scarce. For the moment, though, they remind us that national pride is a fearsome force.
President Obama has never played patriot. His belligerence is reserved for his political opponents, not our enemies. He is not a leader who rallies the country; he is no Reagan or FDR. Obama doesn't understand the passion of the immigrant who has succeeded in our country, as Marco Rubio does, or the soldier willing to die for Old Glory, like John McCain. This is not a matter of style.
Obama is critical of the U.S. – complaining about racism, inequality, divisiveness, greedy ambition, the "constraints" of our constitution, Congress, and apathetic voters. In 2008, he promised to change America. Most of us don't want our country to change. Yes, we have problems—our education system comes to mind – but we believe that the fundamentals are beyond reproach.
President Obama doesn't approve of our fundamentals, which allow some people to do better than others. He doesn't like our political system, which grants a voice to people with different opinions. He thinks that more central government is better government, whereas clearly the founders of this nation believed otherwise. President Obama would like everyone who does not share his recipe for a better America – federal mandates for wages, healthcare and the environment for instance – to sit down and shut up. He's like a Supersized Chris Christie with a muffler.
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The Keystone Pipeline is an obvious starting place. President Obama has been a reluctant passenger aboard our energy juggernaut. Most Americans may not even understand how profound and rich our energy revolution has been – because Mr. Obama and his partners in the environmental movement are hostile to oil and gas. He has not wanted to broadcast, for instance, how many jobs have been created because of the resurgence in oil and gas production. Earlier this year, Mark Mills of the Manhattan Institute, wrote, "Overall U.S. employment has yet to return to its prerecession level, but the number of oil and gas jobs has grown 40 percent since then."
Obama has not ballyhooed the extraordinary technology innovations – American-made – that have allowed the U.S. to become the world's number one oil producer. He has not used our surging energy output as a geopolitical weapon because it is distasteful to him. This is stupid, and counter-productive. Most oil and gas producers in the U.S. are small companies – the sort that Mr. Obama used to champion.
Again, quoting Mills: "America's hydrocarbon revolution and its associated job creation are almost entirely the result of drilling and production by more than 20,000 small and midsize businesses, not a handful of "Big Oil" companies. In fact, the typical firm in the oil and gas industry employs fewer than 15 people."
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We should be celebrating and taking full advantage of our achievements in oil and gas production, not pretending they do not exist. Permitting Keystone to move forward would signal a new approach.
Next, push for an expansion of the Earned Income Tax Credit – a popular measure that rewards work. Instead of hammering productive Americans over their "unfair" advantages, and making the unemployed bitter about how the deck is stacked against them - let's help those willing to work. This is therapy for the nation. Both Paul Ryan and President Obama have proposed increases in this anti-poverty approach; the Brookings Institute claims, "In 2012, the EITC pulled 6.5 million people out of poverty, including around 3.3 million children." The squabble has been over how to pay for it. My advice – figure it out.
Next, pass some measures that would improve Obamacare. Ditch the 30-hour workweek and the medical devices tax; do not waste time sending the president a bill that repeals his signature law. The House has passed 40-plus repeal bills—the very kind of showboating that the country rightly detests. Americans are not stupid; they understand the difference between good governance and pretense.
Get rid of ten unnecessary government programs – the kind that retiring Senator Tom Coburn has pilloried in his annual "Wastebook." Absurd outlays – like the $371,000 study of women's emotions upon seeing their dog (versus seeing their child) or the $804,000 spent creating "Kiddio: Food Fight," a smartphone game meant to enable parents who want their kids to eat more veggies. The kind that totaled $25 billion in this year's (final) edition. Keep a scorecard. At the end of each year, announce what programs have been ditched, and how much taxpayers saved. Since most of us are pessimistic about our government, this might brighten the mood.
Finally, pass some small bills that begin to make our immigration system better serve the nation. Not every bill has to be a mammoth overarching reform measure. Obvious problems – like the difficulty faced by highly educated foreigners who would prefer to stay in this country – can be fixed without a gigantic battle.
Republicans need to boost the morale of the nation. This is doable, and comes more naturally to the GOP than to Democrats, who tend to be a sour lot. Picture Hillary Clinton as homecoming queen and you'll get the point.
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In response to Billionaires vs. Our Kids (May 21-27), or more to the point, an extension on what has been stated. Since 1974 when President Richard Nixon created the U.S. Department of Education, the country has steadily lost it prominence in the field of education and educating our kids. Why? It is because of all the politicians, special interest groups and bureaucrats that have made education policies based on their own interests and not the interest of the children or the learning process.
At least 85 percent of all educators, teachers, in nursery to 12th grade do a fabulous job in the class rooms around the country. The problem is administrators don't hold children, parents, teachers' unions and federal and state bureaucrats accountable to their responsibility to educating our kids.
Curriculums are created by former educators, out of a classroom setting for 30-plus years, bureaucrats and teachers' unions in the halls of our legislative bodies and not in the local school district.
Years ago, local school districts, that is, school boards and PTAs, determined what was good for the local students. Schools focused on the three R's: Reading, wRiting and aRithmetic. We also taught civics, geography and history. We gave some learners an opportunity to earn a good living with trade schooling.
What did that produce in the USA? Men on the moon, new inventions including today's new technologies. We did not produce carbon copies where everyone thinks and speaks the same as the rest of the world. We excelled over worldwide production and inventions.
I hope we wake up the silent and uninformed majority that proper and great education does not produce success for everyone. Hard work, perseverance and opportunities in education or a skilled trade lead to good wages in a field that one can excel and then can produce other opportunities for themselves and others.
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Farmingdale village officials will be holding a public hearing on Dec. 1, to reexamine school speed zones throughout the village, in order to establish a consistent school speed zone limit.
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While parking around LIRR train stations is typically a challenge, even on a regular work day, the holidays create more of a struggle for commuters in search of parking spots. LIRR spokesman Salvatore Arena said that ridership between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day increases by at least 10 percent; last year it was by 12 percent. Though the MTA is adding more trains to the schedule, that doesn't ease the parking situation, which is operated not by the LIRR, but by individual municipalities in each town.
"Every station is different," Arena said. "A good part of our parking is in the hands of the locality. They set the rules essentially."
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At a special "wrap up " meeting for the 2014 Marcum Workplace Challenge, Greater Long Island Running Club Vice President and Event Director Mindy Davidson of Farmingdale, presented a special plaque to Winsome Foulkes, team captain of the Farmingdale-based Telephonics Corporation. Winsome is retiring from Telephonics after a long and successful career and has led the Telephonics Corporation in the Marcum Workplace Challenge since its inception.
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There is simply no better way for runners and their families to celebrate the Holiday Season than by being part of the fun at the Carter, DeLuca, Farrell & Schmidt Holiday 5 Kilometer Run, and on Saturday morning, Dec. 20, the Run will be celebrating its 27th anniversary edition at the John F. Kennedy Middle School in Bethpage. The run will start at 9:30 a.m. on Broadway in Bethpage.
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Most universities are struggling to maintain enrollments, endowments, and educational quality. Meanwhile, student applications, sources of revenue, and credibility among constituents are all in a steady decline. We are told that the very survival of the academy will depend on our ability to change, but divisions and conflicts get in the way. This admonition is … Continue reading
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Cody Beck was 12-years -old when he was handcuffed in front of several classmates and put in the back of a police car outside of Grenada Middle School. Cody had lost his temper in an argument with another student, and hit several teachers when they tried to intervene. He was taken to the local youth … Continue reading
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Clark Kerr's multiversity has spread across the world, but at home it is fraying at the edges. A rethink on tuition fees and on the wider benefits of higher education is needed to ensure its model of balancing excellence and access continues to impact international higher education. The Californian model of higher education has achieved … Continue reading
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The New York State Board of Regents gave initial approval to a major change to high school graduation requirements on Monday, allowing students to earn their diplomas with one fewer test if they pass another assessment in a range of subjects like languages, the arts, hospitality management and carpentry. Students have had to pass five … Continue reading
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On a Friday afternoon last spring, Dennis D'Amelio, an artist and teacher in late middle age was presiding over a class in color theory at LaGuardia Community College, whose location in the immigrant hub of western Queens makes it one of the most ethnically diverse colleges in the country. It was the end of the … Continue reading
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Despite signs of a national economic recovery, homelessness in U.S. public schools steadily increased 8 percent, to 1.26 million students, in the 2012-13 school year from the previous year. That may not sound terrible, but consider that it is part of a 58 percent jump in the number of homeless students in the six years since … Continue reading


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Kick off the season in the best accessories from Amazon.com featuring need-now styles from Diane von Furstenberg, Dolce Vita, Joie, and Elizabeth and James. The first order of business? A new pair of boots. Our picks feature a bevy of riding boots for the preppy girl, studded embellishments for the tough type, and polished ankle silhouettes for the ladylike beauty. Complete your outfit with a cozy hat, scarf, and gloves for the perfect Fall look.
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Keep your hands warm while you stay in touch with the ever popular echo touch glove, now with a matching detachable pouch with coordinating headphones. The finger and thumb have a specialized fabric that allows you to use your touch screen devices like your phone or tablet and never have to remove your glove. There is a workable zipper as well. This makes a great gift set.
Echo Women's Touch Glove And Earbuds Music Set $63.12 $12.62
Made of Me Women's Cable Pop Muffler $55.09 $11.02
Collection XIIX 100% Cashmere Women's Solid Rib Muffler $192.82 $38.56
AK Anne Klein Women's Solid Running Stitch Scarf $55.09 $11.02
Coal Women's The Simone Bucket Hat $126.25 $94.69
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A versatile maxi dress that can be worn more than 15 ways. Extra-long sashes wrap and twist to create a truly unique look. Pleated waistline and unfinished edges. Unlined. Fabric: Slinky jersey. 96% polyester/4% spandex. Dry clean. Made in the USA. MEASUREMENTS Length: 58in / 147.5cm, from shoulder
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The Lucky Brand Yustina ankle bootie is a perfectly versatile, on-trend boot to be dressed up or dressed down. Perfect for running errands or for a night out on the town. This bootie features a single sole with a slight heel, providing comfort and class. It has faux suede uppers with zipper on the inside and an adjustable buckle detail on the outside of the boot. America's favorite denim brand has now expanded their collection to include shoes! Staying true to the rich heritage and authentic all American spirit that Lucky Brand represents. Heel 3.5" Shaft 4.5" Leg Opening 11.5" Style: Yustina
Lucky Brand Lucky Women's Yustina Boot $159.53 $80.54–91.98
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The Kenneth Cole Reaction Cheese Please women's boots is a charming boot. To make the upper of this women's boot suede was used. Interior breathability is provided by the suede jersey lining. The TPR outsole ensures long lasting durability of the boot while providing superb traction control. Women would not like to share their Kenneth Cole Reaction Cheese Please women's boots with anyone.
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The hard-working, hard-won glory of the Frye engineer, here in its most classic form. A sloping, split collar and broad front strap are tributes to the labors of generations past. Made in the USA. Old Town, Greasy, or Crazy Horse leather upper depends on colorUnlinedRubber outsoleMade in USASize and Fit9 1/4" shaft height13" shaft circumference1 1/2" heelMeasurements based on size 6
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Polished, smooth leather riding booth with Frye's signature harness ring. Hand burnished. Wide calf style available, Melissa Harness Zip Wide. Soft vintage leather upperLeather linedLeather outsoleFull inside zipSize and Fit16 1/4" shaft height14 1/2" shaft circumference1" heel
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Women will attract the right kind of attention when they wear the Kenneth Cole Reaction Gurrl Talk women's boots. This women's boot has a leather/ suede upper. On the upper one can notice belted strap details. To keep the feet dry a leather lining has been provided while the cushioned leather footbed ensures the feet get the comfort they deserve. A man-made outsole handles the traction control of the boot. The heel height of the boot is 1 in. Women would love the attention they get whenever they wear the Kenneth Cole Reaction Gurrl Talk women's boots.
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