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UC 2: Looks at 50th anniversary of March on Washington; 7 p.m. Wednesday; IPFW, Walb Ballroom, Room 126, 2101 Coliseum Blvd. E.; free; events.ipfw.edu.
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT FRANCIS: Legacy of Peace; 3:30 to 5 p.m. Wednesday; USF Performing Arts Center, 431 W. Berry St.; free; registration, sharingthelegacy.eventbrite.com. Also I'm Not Religious,' but I'm Spiritual' and Other Odd Things We Say, presented by Dr. Lewis Pearson, 1 p.m. Thursday, Brookside Ballroom, University of Saint Francis, 2701 Spring St., free, 399-8066.
Dance lessons
RENAISSANCE BALLROOM DANCE STUDIO: Beginning Tango; 7 p.m. Thursday; 7145 Indiana 1 N., Ossian; 260-622-6644.
AMERICAN STYLE BALLROOM: Beginner group class, 7:45 p.m. Thursday; 6041 N. Clinton St.; $7; 480-7070.
AMERICAN STYLE BALLROOM: Group class; 8 p.m. Friday, 6041 N. Clinton St., $5; 480-7070.
Contact Allen County Public Library, 421-1200 or www.acpl.lib.in.us, for information on activities or branches not listed.
ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY: Chi Lego Club, 2 p.m. Wednesday, Children's Services; Toddler Storytime (stories and activities for ages 18 months to 3 years and parents/caregivers), 10:30 and 11 a.m. Friday in Children's Services; Movie Night at the Library, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, theater lower level 2; 900 Library Plaza.
ABOITE BRANCH: Adult Book Club: Life of Pi,' 2 p.m. Wednesday; 5630 Coventry Lane; 421-1310.
DUPONT BRANCH: Born to Read Storytime, 10:15 a.m. (lap-sitters) and 10:45 a.m. (walkers up to 24 months) today; Storytime with a Twist (preschoolers), 1:30 p.m. Tuesday; Classics Adult Book Group: Candide' by Voltaire and The Turn of the Screw' by Henry James, 7 p.m. Tuesday; Paws to Read, read stories to trained reading dogs, 4 p.m. Wednesdays; 536 E. Dupont Road; 421-1315.
GEORGETOWN BRANCH: Baby Steps: Toddler Time Storytime plus puppets and games (ages 2 and 3 with parent/caregiver), 10:15 and 11 a.m. Tuesday; LEGO Club, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday; Teen Thursday: Rock Painting, 3:30 p.m. Thursday; Georgetown Square, 6600 E. State Blvd.; 421-1320.
GRABILL BRANCH: Born to Read (infants with caregivers), 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays; Smart Start Storytime (preschoolers with adult), 10:30 a.m. Wednesday; Lego Club, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday; 13521 State St., Grabill; 421-1325.
LITTLE TURTLE BRANCH: Storytime for Toddlers and Preschoolers: Back to School, 7 p.m. today and 10:30 a.m. Tuesday; 2201 Sherman Blvd.; 421-1335.
MONROEVILLE BRANCH: Smart Start Storytime, 3:30 p.m. today; 115 Main St., Monroeville; 421-1340.
PONTIAC BRANCH: Paws to Read (children read to trained reading dog), 5 p.m. Thursday; Smart Start Storytime (preschoolers and caregivers), 10:30 a.m. Friday; Family Game Night, 6:30 p.m. Thursday; 2215 S. Hanna St.; 421-1350.
SHAWNEE BRANCH: Born to Read Storytime (infants and toddlers), 10:30 a.m. Thursdays; 5600 Noll Ave.; 421-1355.
TECUMSEH BRANCH: Girls Read (ages 6 to 12), 4 p.m. today; Smart Start Storytime with early literacy games and crafts (preschoolers), 10:30 a.m. Tuesdays; Bored? Games, 4 p.m. Tuesday; TEC Teens, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday; 1411 E. State Blvd.; 421-1360.
WAYNEDALE BRANCH: Smart Start Storytime, 10:30 a.m. today and Tuesday; Born to Read Storytime, 10:15 a.m. Tuesdays; LEGO Club, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday; 2200 Lower Huntington Road; 421-1365.
WOODBURN BRANCH: Smart Start Storytime plus crafts, 10:30 a.m. Fridays; 4701 Indiana 101 North, Woodburn; 421-1370.
HUNTINGTON CITY-TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY: Princess Party, for ages 3 and older, 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Main Library, 255 W. Park Drive, Huntington, 260-356-2900.
KENDALLVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Tie-Dye Once More, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, $2 per piece, paid registration required; iPad App Pack, 7 p.m. Thursday; Cardfight Saturday, 10 a.m. Saturday; 6221 S. Park Ave., 260-343-2010.
LIMBERLOST PUBLIC LIBRARY: Create with Chalk, 4 p.m. Tuesday; Music and Movement, 10 a.m. Wednesday; Children's Cinema, 4 p.m. Thursday; Adult Lunchtime Matinee: The Great Gatsby,' noon Wednesday (registration requested); 164 Kelly St., Rome City; 260-854-2775.
ALLEN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC LUNCHEON CLUB: 11:30 a.m. Wednesday; Atz Ice Cream Shoppe South, 211 E. Tillman Road; visitors welcome; 422-8572.
NAMI FORT WAYNE: Picnic; 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday; North Side Park, 705 E. State Blvd.; information, 447-8990 or namifortwayne.org.
Bob Leiman Club, 6 p.m. today; Pizza Hut, Northcrest Shopping Center, 701 Coliseum Blvd. E.; visitors welcome; 422-8572.
MDA SHOW OF STRENGTH TELETHON: Awards and recognition, 6 to 9 p.m. today; hors d'oeuvres, 5 to 6 p.m.; YOLO Event Center, 4201 N. Wells St.; 483-2929.


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It might seem a bit of a jump - talking about "fracking" and food production in the same article. However, when we look at what's planned for the next phase of intensive agricultural development, what we find is the same economic and political theories at the root of the measures proposed.
As we approach the ecological limits to growth, and the measures to maintain "business as usual" become even more extreme, the latest technofix "solutions" to our needs have as much to do with denying the existence of those limits, as they are intended to provide more food or energy.
The problem with the debate over fracking is that it has become highly insular. It focusses on drilling, or pollution; and fails to make the wider connection to the issues of lifestyle and resources which - arguably - represent the deeper motivation behind the political support for extreme energy sources.
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In contrasting fracking and food, I hope to highlight - through the commonality in underlying causal factors - the wider analysis which we need to bring to the ecological debate.
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As all of you know, for personal family reasons I have decided not to seek re-election as your county legislator. My daughter transferred to a high school which specializes in dramatic arts to pursue her studies in theatre. For the last eight years my family made sacrifices to support my decision to serve in government. Now it is my turn to place my daughter's educational needs first. I want to focus fully on helping her achieve her future goals.
To continue the good work we have accomplished these past eight years, I am supporting Delia DeRiggi-Whitton to succeed me.
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FORT MYERS, Fla- Lee County is now taking bids for the demolition of a house where a woman lived with her dead mother for more than a year. WINK News has your exclusive look inside Gail Andrews home in Fort Myers.
There appears to be a glimmer of hope for Andrews. The community is coming together to offer help, in the hopes of keeping her from becoming homeless.
Gail Andrews struggles each time she opens her home to volunteers.
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Layers of trash, dusty figurines, and forgotten furniture litter Andrew's home, but her army of volunteers is now hoping to turn that around. They're working day and night to manage the mess. A local contractor has also stepped forward and contacted the county about repairing the decaying home for free.
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SUMMER IS A TIME TO UNWIND for students and teachers, but many of Boston's 5,000 teachers will spend part of July and August taking courses, attending workshops, and planning for the coming school year.
Ninety-four lucky Boston teachers will travel and study this summer, thanks to grants from the Boston Plan for Excellence and its partners, the Boston Public Schools and Houston's Fund For Teachers. The projects the winning teachers designed vary, from learning about the culture of Ghana to exploring the ecology of the Southwest. Whatever their destination, they will bring back experiences that deepen their own understanding, enrich their teaching, and benefit their students next September.
Leslie McGowan, Grade 2 Teacher, Farragut Elementary School Destination: Italy
Several times each year, teachers and students from the Farragut walk to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, just a few blocks away, where they study the artistic and cultural history of Boston and Europe.
This summer, Ms. McGowan and fellow teacher Barbara Casserly will do some walking of their own, to deepen their knowledge of the arts so they can help students make a stronger connection with the Gardner. Their project, "In the Footsteps of Isabella Stewart Gardner," will take them to the cities and museums of Italy that inspired Mrs. Gardner to create her unique art collection and museum.
A Boston native, Ms. McGowan is especially excited about this trip because she has been going to the Gardner since she was a child. "It has always been very special to me," she says. Her favorite spot is the East Cloister, which looks into the courtyard. "I really look forward to visiting the Palazzo Barbaro in Venice, which was the model for that courtyard," she adds.
The teacher team will trace Mrs. Gardner's travels through Venice, Florence, Rome and Naples. They will shoot videos, keep journals, make sketches, and collect artifacts – all of which will be used as primary source material for Farragut students and teachers.
"When a teacher has a passion for a subject, it is contagious to the students," Ms. McGowan emphasizes. "At the Farragut, we have a passion for the Gardner, and we've found that using the museum as a resource helps get even hard-to-reach students interested in their learning."
Alicia Carroll, Kindergarten Teacher, Young Achievers K-8 Destination: Kenya
In the 15th century, ambassadors from what is now East Africa took a giraffe to China on the ship of a Chinese Muslim explorer. Yes a giraffe.
This unusual fact, says Ms. Carroll, inspired her to develop a children's book and curriculum unit, Malindi's Story. She's worked on the project with Lucy Montgomery, a teacher at New Boston Middle School, for two years. Berit Bowman, also from Young Achievers, just signed on.
This summer all three will travel to Kenya to see the setting first hand. They'll learn how a giraffe might have been captured, shipped across the Indian Ocean, and cared for along the way; investigate the tools that African and Arab sailors used to guide them on their journey; and meet with scholars who study the connections between Africa and China and the influence of Islam in the time of the Silk Routes.
This is a complex topic, grants Ms. Carroll. "Focusing on the giraffe lets us take a big idea and translate it into a story that is exciting and interesting for young children." In fact, when she first shared the story with her students, "they were so fascinated, they wanted to learn everything they could about giraffes," she says.
The team has many goals for Malindi's Story, including helping students understand that Africans and Asians, and their descendants, had a shared history for centuries before European influence.
Students aren't the only ones who will benefit from this project. "Teachers have to be researchers and scholars," she emphasizes. "Like students, we benefit from pursuing our intellectual passion. It keeps us vital."
Ullsses Goncalves, History Teacher, Madison Park High School Destination: Cape Verde Islands
Although many Madison Park students are of Cape Verdean descent, their history books rarely mention those West African islands. Mr. Goncalves will soon begin to fill the gaps, when he travels to Cape Verde this summer to research its role as a center for the Portuguese slave trade.
What is now Cape Verde was uninhabited when the Portuguese settled there around 1460, says Mr. Goncalves, and the islands eventually became holding places for captives from Africa until they were traded to slave owners in the Americas and the Caribbean.
One of his prime destinations is Cidade Velha, an ancient city and fortress on Santiago Island. Its many ruins, which Cape Verdean officials are hoping to preserve, date back to the 17th century.
"I plan to meet with government officials," says Mr. Goncalves, "and encourage them to move forward with the preservation."
That's important for two reasons, he argues: a restored Cidade Velha would not only illuminate the history of slavery but also dramatize changes and improvements in the Cape Verde islands over time.
"I also hope to share with them my perspective as a history teacher with students of Cape Verdean descent," he adds.
Mr. Goncalves will meet also with Daniel Pereira, Cape Verdean historian and expert on slavery. Additionally, he'll do research at the national library, shoot video, and gather artifacts to share with students this fall.
In short, he wants nothing less than "to make history come alive" for himself and all his students.
New York City, New York, May 28, 2003 – More than 20 American teachers will get to take summer sabbatical trips, thanks to a $100,000 donation from RBC Capital Markets to Fund for Teachers, a charitable organization that provides grants to teachers.
RBC Capital Markets and other corporations will be recognized at a presentation in New York City on May 19 for their contributions, which has allowed the Fund for Teachers to expand into other parts of the United States.
Raymond Plank, CEO of Houston-based Apache Corporation, an oil and gas company, started the fund to celebrate the hard work of teachers. Plank believes recognizing the value of a teacher's personal potential helps inspire potential in students.
Fund for Teachers provides grants up to $5,000 to K-12 teachers for summer sabbatical travel to explore a personal or professional passion. In 2002, 150 teachers from Houston, Tulsa, Oakland, Minneapolis, St. Paul and Denver received grants to travel and gain experience and information to use in the classroom.
RBC Capital Market's gift will therefore touch the lives of thousands of students who will benefit from their teacher's new knowledge.
In order to qualify for a grant, teachers must propose a summer activity and explain how the activity will make them a better teacher. Applicants must also describe what new skills they will gain and how they will implement these skills in the classroom.
The Boston Plan for Excellence announced that it has awarded $249,733 in grants to 94 teachers in the Boston Public Schools for summer travel and study as part of its Fund For Teachers/Boston initiative.
Tara McDonough of Malden who teaches at the Winthrop Elementary School in Dorchester was awarded a grant to be trained in the Orton-Gillingham method at Massachusetts General Hospital to work better with students who have language learning disabilities.
More than 300 Boston Public Schools teachers applied for a grant, either as an individual or as a member of a teacher team, and grants awarded range from $1,200 to $7,500.
Fund For Teachers/Boston is affiliated with the national Fund For Teachers foundation, whose mission is to enrich the lives of schoolteachers and students by providing recognition and opportunities for renewal to outstanding educators.
The grants will fund projects that teachers have designed themselves. Twenty-two recipients won a grant for an individual project, while 72 recipients were funded for a project they designed as a teacher team. In all, the 94 grant recipients will visit a total of 24 foreign countries and at least 17 states this summer.
HOUSTON (May 19, 2004) – The energy community in Houston is in a great position to give back to the city by helping to raise money for Houston-area teachers. Steve Trauber, Global Head of Energy for UBS Investment Bank and his wife Leticia are proud to announce they are co-chairing the Energy For Teachers endowment campaign, which will raise $3 million dollars for Fund For Teachers (FFT) in the Houston area by December 2004. Funds raised will be used to permanently endow summer sabbaticals for Houston-area teachers. The Energy for Teachers Campaign kicks off May 19, when leaders from throughout Houston's energy industry will get together to begin their fund raising efforts.
"As a father of three school-age children, I know how much it means to see a child inspired by a teacher and that is why Leticia and I are excited to be able to support Fund For Teachers through the Energy For Teachers campaign. We look forward to helping Houston's teachers bring the world into their classrooms for many more years," said Steve Trauber.
Steering committee members for the Energy For Teachers endowment campaign include: President, CEO and COO of Apache Corporation, G. Steven Farris; President and COO of Nabors Industries Ltd., Tony Petrello; President and CEO of ConocoPhillips, J.J. Mulva; President and CEO of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Jim Hackett; President and CEO Energy Services Group of Halliburton Company, John Gibson; Chairman and CEO of Noble Corporation, James C. Day; President and CEO of Marathon Oil Corporation, Clarence P. Cazalot; President and CEO of Shell Exploration and Production, Raoul Restucci; Managing Partner with Baker Botts LLP, Walt Smith; President and Chief Executive Officer of Cooper Cameron, Sheldon Erikson; and President and CEO of GlobalSantaFe Corp., Jon A. Marshall and President.
The Fund For Teachers is a unique public foundation whose mission is to enrich the lives of school teachers and students by providing outstanding teachers with recognition and opportunities for renewal. Making a difference one teacher at a time, FFT provides funds for direct grants to teachers to support learning opportunities of their own design. Specifically, teachers are granted funds to travel and study during the summer, and then bring their discoveries back to the classroom as part of their curriculum in the school year. It is estimated that one grant reaches 3,000 students over the span of a teacher's career. FFT truly makes a profound impact on the teachers who receive grants, the students they teach and the schools where they work.
"We have a bottom-up approach to systemic reform that is simple and direct. Re-energize teachers. Not a panacea, but when we demand so much of our educators, and their strengths and skills are so vital to the success of our schools, providing these experiences holds great promise for their future and for our children," said Karen Kovach Webb, executive director of FFT.
Founded by Apache Corporation Chairman Raymond Plank in 2001, the foundation's enrichment fund is supported by individual and corporate donors. In honor of Apache's 50th anniversary and Raymond Plank, the energy community in Houston is proud to step up to raise money to endow Fund For Teachers.
"It is a very simple program, a very effective program and it raises the spirits of teachers," Plank said.
The Houston campaign is part of a larger $50 million nationwide campaign taking place in Denver, Minneapolis-St. Paul, New York, Boston and Tulsa.
TULSA, Okla., April 29, 2004 – Tulsa philanthropist Henry Zarrow and Apache Corp. Chairman and educational humanitarian Raymond Plank are offering a $1 million challenge grant to inspire local residents,foundations and businesses to endow a fund for Oklahoma public school teacher sabbaticals in the United States and abroad that would ultimately benefit students in the classroom.
Zarrow and Plank are providing $500,000 each to the Fund for Teachers in the Tulsa area, which will be administered through Tulsa Community Foundation (TCF). Their gifts are intended to generate $2 million in additional contributions from around the Tulsa area. Now in its third year locally, the Fund for Teachers provides grants of up to $5,000 to pre-kindergarten though 12th grade teachers for summer sabbaticals. The Tulsa program is affiliated with other Fund for Teachers efforts that Plank founded around the county to provide teachers career development opportunities of the caliber available in the corporate world.
Apache, a Houston-based energy company and historically a leading oil and gas producer in Oklahoma, is celebrating its 50th anniversary by spearheading a national initiative to raise $50 million for Fund for Teachers endowments across the United States. The company is directly providing $15 million over three years. Plank and Zarrow together are asking the Tulsa community to show their support for teacher development and public education by giving to the local program.
"Mr. Zarrow, Apache and Plank are challenging this community to join together in matching on a two-for-one basis, a $1 million challenge grant to permanently endow Fund for Teachers in the Tulsa area," said Phil Lakin, executive director of Tulsa Community Foundation. "The initial goal is for an endowment of about $3 million, with funds administered by TCF, which would generate enough cash from investments to fund approximately 40 teacher sabbaticals each year for Tulsa area teachers."
"For years, Tulsa area teachers have foregone many of the employee benefits and incentives offered in the corporate world," Lakin said. "By meeting the Zarrow-Plank match, we as a community not only demonstrate how much we support these educators, but also provide them with invaluable career development opportunities that many could not pursue on their own."
In addition to announcing the challenge grant, Tulsa Community Foundation and the Fund for Teachers will present grants totaling almost $250,000 to 100 teachers at an awards ceremony to be held from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Thursday, April 29 at the Doubletree Hotel, Warren Place, in the Warren Ballroom. Plank and Apache President/CEO/COO G. Steven Farris, will join Zarrow and Tulsa Community Foundation President Joe Cappy and Executive Director, Phil Lakin, to present the awards.
About Fund for Teachers and Apache Corporation
Fund for Teachers is the brainchild of Plank, who started the organization in 2001 after years of educational philanthropic endeavors in Minnesota and Colorado. The Fund for Teachers is a unique foundation whose mission is to enrich the lives of schoolteachers and students by providing recognition and opportunities for renewal to outstanding teachers. Making a difference one teacher at a time, Fund for Teachers awards grants directly to teachers to support professional development opportunities of their own design. Since 1998, 567 teachers in seven cities-Denver; Houston; New York; Oakland, Calif.; Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn.; and Tulsa-have received funding, including 267 Fellows during the summer of 2003. FFT Fellows have participated in programs and traveled in 45 countries on six continents. In 2004 Fund for Teachers continues to expand, awarding funds to approximately 375 teachers including, for the first time, educators in Boston, rural Colorado and rural Oklahoma, and to the ational network of Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound schools (reaching teachers in 27 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico).
"Oklahoma has been good to Apache and we have been a leading producer in the state for many years," Plank said. Apache drilled its first well in 1955 in Cushing, Okla., and opened a field office in Tulsa later that same year. Company production at the time averaged 800 barrels of oil per day. Today, with its Central Region headquarters still a fixture in Tulsa, Apache is the third-largest natural gas producer in the state with average volumes of 150 million cubic feet per day. The company employs 94 people in Tulsa and 85 more throughout the state. Regional capital expenditures in 2004 are estimated at $150 million.
About Tulsa Community Foundation
Tulsa Community Foundation (TCF) is a public charity organized in 1998 by its chairman, George B. Kaiser, and an esteemed group of business and civic leaders. TCF's mission is to receive, protect and distribute gifts from individuals and organizations for the improvement of the Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma area. Currently, TCF manages over $700 million invested through: 90 Donor Advised Funds, established by individuals, corporations, and private foundations; 155 Charitable Agency Endowment Funds established by and/or for the benefit of specific charitable organizations; and nine Supporting Organizations. Last year, TCF distributed over $13 million to charitable organizations. Individuals, corporations, and nonprofit organizations use the Foundation for a wide variety of reasons. Although their gifts vary in size, the generosity and foresight of TCF donors reflect a passionate commitment to the community and a desire to improve Tulsa's quality of life for future generations.
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The reliable centre-back, who captained the Reds to FA Youth Cup glory in 2011, was hurt on his debut for the Midlanders in the draw with Derby County last month and taken off on a stretcher.
"It's frustrating for the boy," Reserves coach Warren Joyce told ManUtd.com. "I did say to him that I've never known him be injured or even miss a day's training due to illness or anything else.
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Just because you haven't been cast on the ABC shows doesn't mean you aren't a perfectly lovely and deserving Bachelorette or Bachelor.
Tonight Ashley Hebert and her final bachelors will be heading to the resort/spa Namale in Savasavu, Fiji. If you watch the episode and find you simply must visit the same place, then you may be interested in The Bachelorette Inspired Romantic 7-Night Getaway Package to Namale, which be offered for 90 days after the July 25 episode airs.
"Namale is one of the best hidden treasures I have ever come across. The peace and beauty is second to none," said Chris Harrison, host of ABC's The Bachelor, The Bachelorette and Bachelor Pad.
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Flamboyant discus thrower Benn Harradine has improved his own national discus record in a low-key meet in Townsville.
Harradine sent the discus sailing to a world leading 67.53 at the Townsville Student and Allcomers Games to improve his previous mark of 66.45m set in 2010.
"I threw a foul to start, and then improved from there with a couple of Olympic qualifying throws and of course the big new PB in round three," said Harradine.
"It was a bit different up here from what I've been getting used to in Canberra where it's been pretty cold so that was something that shocked the system today. It's a great indicator of where I am at and that's exciting as I prepare to head back to Europe, hopefully via Doha, to compete.
"I'm on a wait list for Round 1 of the Diamond League in Doha next week and this is a world lead so fingers crossed this will get me across the line, if I don't throw there it'll be back to Germany with my first comp probably in Halle on May 20."
In an impressive day for Australian throwing former Commonwealth Games champion Scott Martin recorded his first Olympic A-qualifier with a throw of 65.53, at the Altius Track Crew Throwdown in the United States.
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Offered in celebration of Samuel Johnson's 300th birthday, this course will consider Johnson as the author of a remarkable array of works in different genres and as the subject of the greatest biography ever written. We will proceed chronologically, taking the year 1763 - the year in which Boswell met Johnson as the hinge of the course: the first half will be devoted to Johnson as poet, essayist, fiction writer, and lexicographer; the second half will focus on Boswells journals and his Life of Johnson. We will bring the two together in reading the contrasting accounts of their journey in 1773 to the western islands of Scotland, and will conclude by comparing their approaches to biography by reference to Johnsons last great work, the Lives of the Poets.
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Johnson, Samuel Johnson: Selected Poetry and Prose, ed. Brady and Wimsatt; Johnson, Selected Essays from the Rambler, Adventurer, and Idler, ed. Bate; Boswell, The Life of Samuel Johnson, ed. Womersley; Boswell, The London Journal, ed. Pottle; Boswell, The Journals of James Boswell, ed. Wain; Johnson and Boswell, A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland and Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson, ed. Levi


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Richard Miller, 40, was staying at The 12 Step Fellowship Facility, 451 Banks Road, in Margate. A resident of the nearby Village on the Lake Condominium in Broward saw the body and called police about 8:20 a.m.
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Assigned brunch potluck item, have tons of eggs, bored with quiche -- any ideas?
I need to bring a brunch item to a staff meeting tomorrow morning and have a ton of eggs from my very sweet egg lady (to whom I can never say no, even when I still have a fridge full...) and just can't get excited about making a quiche -- unless someone has a tremendous quiche idea I've never tried before. One colleague won't eat mushrooms, so that cancels out a bunch of good ideas. Have some turkey apple sausage and shrimp in the freezer....
make a frittatta
Kind of a cross between quiche and an omelet
How about shrimp, black olives, feta, and tomatoes
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So good- many variations like stratas! they puff up (often in ramekins, but can be in baking dish too) google & read some recipes
Be careful with shrimp due to the water content. It can totally f up your egg dish if you don't know what you're doing.
I'd use the turkey apple sausage & make a frittata with some carmelized onions & cheese (jarlsburg, perhaps?).
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Those are always really popular and easy to do.
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I third the strata. made a really good one with caramelized leeks and sausage for a post-wedding brunch recently, which was delicious and disappeared quickly.
You could try my baked egg cups... Here's a picture with instructions: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rhiashel...
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That looks really interesting. Thanks.
OK I know you don't want to do quiche but I'm eating leftover quiche made with spinach, onions, and smoked sharp cheddar cheese and it's delicious. I used 1/2 guyere and 1/2 smoked sharp cheddar.
Along the same lines as rhnault's frittata suggestion: Tortilla Espanol from Deborah Madison's Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone - don't skimp on oil when frying those onions and potatoes for this and definitely use fresh rosemary. Yummy! I don't do the whole bit with sliding it out of skillet after cooking one side and then inverting back into skillet to cook other side. Instead, I just stick my Calphalon One skillet under the broiler to cook the top. You will get requests for the recipe, guaranteed!
re: lollya
We'd all love to see some great vegetarian recipes, so we hope you'll start a new thread so everyone can share their favorites.
re: The Chowhound Team
thanks, lollya.
I second the idea of a frittata. I have made the lentil and red pepper frittata from epi the day before and it reheats beautifully. Very tasty stuff:
You can make egg custard tarts. It's a bit sweet, but would be unexpected. They are usually eaten during Chinese dimsum. Suprisely easy to make, you can get the recipe from www.allrecipes.com. This is also a good resource for ideas. Also, www.foodnetwork.com can help too.
This is a very decadent looking dish, but it's so easy to prepare. And you can substitute the sausage for the Ham, and put whatever cheese you want into it.
The presentation is really outstanding, because of the spring form pan.
1 loaf French bread, cubed (crusty long type)
1 lb. deli ham, sliced, and diced
1 lb. brick cheddar cheese, shredded
1⁄2 c. grated parmesean cheese
3 green onions, chopped
15 medium eggs
2 egg yolks
4 cups half & half (or light cream)
2 tespoons Dijon mustard
Combine the bread, ham, cheddar and parmasean cheese, and green onion in a large bowl. Beat the eggs, egg yolks, half & half, and mustard in a medium bowl. Pour over bread mixture and stir until moistened. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hrs. or overnight.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter a 10-inch springform pan, and place on a large cookie sheet. Pour strata mixture into center of springform, making sure it spreads pretty evenly. Bake for approximately 1-1&1/2 hrs. After it has been baking for 30-40 minutes, cover with foil, so top does not become overbrowned. Bake for approx. 1hr to 1&1/2 hrs. Check with a knife in the center, and it should not be loose. Let cool for twenty minutes, and cut around edges with knife to ensure it has separated from sides. Take off "spring", and place on platter. Serves 10-12.
I just made a Gougere last night - there's lots of different recipes out there, but basically it's a ring of cheesy cream-puff pastry baked with a savoury filling.
You coat the sides of your dish with the batter, and fill in the center with your choice of insides... As it bakes, the sides puff up all around the filling.
Yesterday the filling consisted of curried cauliflower and broccoli with pumpkin, but I just found a nice looking Mushroom gougere recipe with Google...
Resurrect the souffle. I made a Silver Palate brie souffle for a brunch years ago and it was fabulous. I served it with fresh fruit on the side. Decadently rich and satisfying.
Everyone who eats this wants the recipe. It's a very simple recipe, but its success depends on the quality of the bread, wine, and cheese.
Cheese Fondue Bread Pudding
10 slices crusty white bread, cubed
6 eggs, beaten
1 c. Alsatian Riesling
2 c. whipping cream
1 t. dry mustard
2 c. Gruyere, grated
1 t. salt
In a large bowl, combine everything except the bread and cheese. Stir in the bread and cheese. Pour into an 11 1/2 x 7 1/2" casserole. Cover and refrigerate a few hours or overnight. Bake, uncovered, at 325 degrees for one hour.
Here's a great, easy to do eggs florentine recipe.
Sweat about 1 1/2 cups chopped onion in 2 tbls. butter, add 1/2 lb. sliced mushrooms and some salt, saute until onions are very soft. Add 2 lbs. chopped fresh spinach, cook about 5 mins. Spread it into a buttered 9x13 pan. Make little indents in the spinach, put a pat of butter in the indent, top with a raw egg. Top the whole thing with bechamel (to which you've added some sherry and Dijon), sprinkle with grated Swiss (I always use about a cup), bake for 20-25 minutes. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving.
Thanks all -- I ended up going with quiche for its virtuous qualities of re-heating and travelling well. Stopped by the co-op and bought organic baby leeks, locally-made turkey sausage, organic, hydroponic sage, a brick of cave-aged gruyere and a really beautiful tangy Emmenthaler, and a jug of heavy cream from the dairy farm up the road. Mixed with my local egg-lady's free-range, hormone-free organic eggs, it turned out to be a masterpiece of locally-sourced, all organic, good for the Universe and local economy tour-de-force, but at the same time hideously bad for one's arteries....Oh well, life is all about balance isn't it?
Seems to me there is a recipe in one of the two marvelous "Private Collection" cookbooks from the Palo Alto Junior League (some of the best cookbooks ever, I think) for something called a "luncheon egg ring," which is a savory custard baked in a ring mold, inverted and served with the center filled with creamed chicken, or sweetbreads, or whatever. I haven't got the book with me, but I remember thinking it sounded wonderful. Maybe you could improvise a nice custard and fill with creamed asparagus or something? Some little chives on top or something?


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Dark Souls 2 Gameplay Walkthrough Part 11 - Pate's Treasure Hunt
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Stone Abdullah: Can't believe after all that indecision time you pumped all those souls
into HP dude Lol If your goal was short-term benefits, upgrade to strength
would enable less attacks, saving on strokes that cost you stamina, making
a stamina upgrade worthwhile.
Elijah Jacobs: 9:03 Souls of the Devil!
TheMediaCows: The door locks behind me? Pffft, I ain't worried...
TheScoutnation: 666 souls!!!! tom is the devil!
LordofHolland: How have you played DS 1 and not realize certain things in this game... like talking to NPCs until they repeat themselves...
niunia00007: hiden door before stairs ;P
TheBraveStrongHero: Tom is the greatest. These walkthroughs are soooo chill.
lomaz89: sorry for the noob question but : when you are in the level up menu, what stat is the icon under the souls ( its an arrow?) cant understand why the number goes red..
Page001B: Thanks for doing this playthrough... I just started dark souls on pc... Got it a while back for a few bucks on steam but never played it... Wow... It's amazing... Trying to wait for this to come out on pc next month... Looks like I will have to go get the xbox version... Looks so good... Question: when and why do I want to spend humanity to turn back from being hollow?
squidney2k1: Full of too much indecisiveness.
Cascade617: Oh, this area reminds me so much of Demon's Souls, awesome!
TheSpoilerix: gg bro
Abel Grullon: Lol tom keeps falling for traps
Infantyzip: Yo dude. Remember the room with the four five or so huge crossbow trap thingies? Yeah that room has a basement. On one of the walls there is a face that you can activate by using x item, causing another wall to light up. Hit the lit up wall, and behind is treasure.
Michael Capone: you need to start cutting down these videos if your just going to spend it in the menus the entire time. Cut out the leveling and upgrades and explain what you did while you progress instead of showing us menus for half the video.
tyloner: 12:28 Try wall to the right, it's a fake wall. Click interact button and it will open. Treasure behind. ENjoy :)
Cascade617: I appreciate the time spent in the menu, leveling up, upgrading, strategizing, etc. I'm sure many people feel the same because it shows the actual game mechanics and strategies instead of just spoiling the bosses for us as fast as possible. I like you taking your time to do it properly. If someone isn't interested in that part then they can just skip forward to the next fight.
Perfin: The bastard sword is awesome :) Started using it in the beginning of the game and still rocking a dark +10 bastard in ng+ late game. So good
Diego Rodriguez: how do you sheild break
Carl Marcus: 666 souls
Ixcez: Not sure if I agree with your all points in vigor aproach seeing as it gives 30 hp and thats it except for some points in petrify def after investing quite a few vigor points. Anyways I did'nt see you get this before but the White Sign Soapstone is given to you from Pate after you clear the area you just did if you talk to him a few times more.
Ryan Mulligan: He master baited you
Benjamin Vanhees: 8:57 666 souls! :P
Nate Morris: This is do much investment thinking
Pinkbelly: Upgrading weapons always > than leveling up IMO. (Unless you are leveling up to use a better weapons)
amirali021afg: jerk
Djproboy: 9:10 666 souls bad omen
Daniel Silva: 10 mins wasted in equipment :(((((((((((((((
Infinitywolf82: Math is hurting meh head
Dark Hylian: God damn shut up and decide already no one give a hoot about menu bs this is why i won't sub this time make a video cutting back on this non sense builds as most veteran players (which are the only players who will play this game) know about builds and can care less about this waste of time.
PadawonJohn: freak yeah part 11
Gabe Scott: 11:00 How a player should treat Dark Souls games.
sovietbeatle5: Dude I love your vids but god dam you spend so much time deciding just like edit it out until you choose please
Siemen Derycke: feed me more souls!
oliver hillary: Please increase adaptability
Dennis Tang: Themediacows Dark Souls 2 walkthrough. Where you spend half the video watching Tom decide what to use his souls on
Gabriel McNair: Man I need to stop spoiling this game for myself I'm buying it first thing tuesday, but I'm just too hyped for the game
dimitar gaidadjiev: Fill mah soul whit MOARRRRRR DS2
Tank: Hear that everybody? Pates a good guy! Heh heh heh...
Ryan Abernathy: why wont he buy the long sword
Fred Martinez: IM STUCK , WHERE I NEED TO GO? UPLOAD PART 12 PLEASE
KoLfan1993: Man you are freakin me out. Walk to the blacksmith, walk to the girl, walk to the blacksmith, talk talk talk ... comeon, we wanna see gameplay
jmoney18: 666 omg
ShahilAstar4: I just kind of find it strange that you are comparing something for attacking 6 times. Seeing that you have yet to get 3 attacks off. This entire play through so far.
Fred Martinez: lol im in the same part, im just following you
d2d2dlm: never understand people sayin to cut the level up part or this or that i mean if you dont like that part you can just skip it
phum Keaos: you missed the secret door at 14:53
Prodigy DaBest: howd he get the greatsword?? im ahead of him and i dont have those weapons(ive defeated the pursuer and the last giant and the dragonslayer and dragonrider) so is there somebody i need to complete kill or something, or random drop?
tmdp2: Tom, I love your work, but I gotta agree with the others, if the vids are only gonna be 15 minutes then perhaps we could have less menu work and more play:) Again, BIG Fan. Heart of the Swarm was your Opus. I 'd love to see this one be that good:) Cap Doffed.
FunnyVideosShowPL: 15 minute video. 10 minutes in equipment : /
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The Indian armed forces have projected a combined requirement of 440 light utility helicopters which will now be manufactured indigenously involving the state-owned HAL and private sector firms in partnership with foreign players.
The Hindustan Aeronautics Limited will analyse the black box of Air Force`s ALH Dhruv chopper that crashed on Friday, killing seven military personnel including two officers, to find out the exact reasons behind the mishap.
The Central Bureau of Investigation Friday registered a Preliminary Enquiry into the alleged bribery in the Rs. 18.8 crore deal for supply of aircraft engines to state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) by Britain`s Rolls Royce.
CBI lodged a Preliminary Enquiry (PE) into alleged bribery in the Rs 10,000 crore deal for supply of aircraft engines to state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) by London-based Rolls Royce.
CBI in the next couple of days will register a preliminary enquiry into alleged bribery in a Rs 10,000 crore deal for supply of aircraft engines to state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited by London-based Rolls Royce.
With a CBI probe ordered into allegations of bribery in supply of aircraft engines to state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, the CPI(M) said the UPA Government is forced to take such steps after foreign governments act against arm dealers.
Defence major Hindustan Aeronautics Limited chairman RK Tyagi said India needs more helicopters compared to the West and China.
Air Marshal Arup Raha, an ace fighter pilot, will Tuesday take over as the Air Force chief succeeding incumbent Air Chief Marshal NAK Browne.
Cleared for induction into the Air Force, the indigenously-developed Light Combat Aircraft Tejas has achieved a significant milestone by completing 500 sorties in this year.
HAL is developing an indigenous light utility helicopter to ferry troops and supplies in high altitude areas such as Siachen Glacier.
Jodhpur Air Force station is all set to receive a batch of five Dhruv advanced light helicopters, a defence spokesperson said on Sunday.
The first home-made Hawk Mk 132 aircraft by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) was handed over to the Indian Navy here on Monday.
The CAG on Thursday rapped HAL for being "unsuccessful" in producing an IJT aircraft even 13 years after the project was initiated.
The Army on Thursday signed a Rs 300 crore contract with the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for procuring 20 Cheetal helicopters to boost its capability in carrying out high-altitude operations in areas like Siachen.
With a view to enhance flight safety, senior Indian Air Force (IAF) officials met in Chandigarh to discuss measures to be adopted to reduce the rate of air accidents.
Coast Guard wanted the helicopters to be equipped with surveillance devices to carry out search and rescue roles in coastal areas.
The chopper which had landed atop a building roof in Banglaore was brought down on Friday.
Striker Mandjou Keita`s double strike in the second half helped Pune FC beat Bangalore`s Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) 3-1 win in an eighth round I-League match on Sunday .
The recent derby defeat to Mohun Bagan was forgotten as a resurgent East Bengal mauled Hindustan Aeronautics Limited 8-1 to record their biggest ever victory in the I-League.
East Bengal would look to win it big to keep their I-League title hopes alive as they take on Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) at the newly laid artificial turf.
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It's like a giant cookie wrapped in pants.
So I was doing this word search, and found the letters "ploo" in order, so we made a definition for it and used it to better humanity.
by YourSpleen June 28, 2012
Ploo is a response to any type of question, answer, or statement. It can be positive or negative, and is usualy delivered when you are uncertain of what to say. Therefore It is the perfect response to anything said to you. (Unless that anything is "I'm Pregnant" in which case instead of saying "Ploo" you should run or deliver a swift punch to the ovaries, killing the unborn child thus eliminating your problem.)
"Yo, sorry i cant go to the movies tonight"
" Well, ploo."
" Well, ploo."
by Daniel Doheny August 24, 2006
an extraordinary large shite of immense proportions!
a big masseye jobby = ploo
by PLOOMEISTER January 15, 2007