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Farfalle with Golden Beets, Beet Greens, and Pine Nuts
Published: February 2009 Servings: 4 to 6
- 1/3 cup pine nuts
- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 2 large onions, quartered lengthwise through root end, sliced crosswise (about 4 cups)
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 bunches 2-inch-diameter golden beets with fresh healthy greens; beets peeled, each cut into 8 wedges, greens cut into 1-inch-wide strips
- 12 ounces farfalle (bow-tie pasta)
- 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese plus additional for serving
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Heat heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add pine nuts and stir until lightly toasted, about 3 minutes. Transfer to small bowl. Add 2 tablespoons oil and onions to same skillet and sauté until beginning to soften and turn golden, about 10 minutes. Reduce heat to medium-low and continue to sauté until onions are tender and browned, about 30 minutes longer. Add garlic and stir 2 minutes. Scatter beet greens over onions. Drizzle remaining 2 tablespoons oil over; cover and cook until beet greens are tender, about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, cook beets in large pot of boiling salted water until tender, about 10 minutes. Using slotted spoon, transfer beets to medium bowl. Return water to boil. Add pasta to beet cooking liquid and cook until tender but still firm to bite, stirring occasionally. Drain, reserving 1 cup pasta cooking liquid. Return pasta to pot.
Stir onion-greens mixture and beets into pasta. Add pasta cooking liquid by 1/4 cupfuls to moisten. Season with salt and coarsely ground black pepper. Stir in 1/3 cup Parmesan cheese. Divide pasta among shallow bowls. Sprinkle with pine nuts. Serve, passing additional cheese.
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I installed the evaluation copy of Vuescan and then plugged in the Canoscan D1230U with no additional software other than the Vuescan. I then plugged in the scanner and Windows 7 said it would search for a driver . . . Then it said it couldn't find a driver and didn't recognize the product.
The pop-up message from Vuescan said to turn Vuescan off, connect the scanner, and it then reported that it could not find a scanner attached. This corresponds to Hamrick who told me that Vuescan would only work on a computer which had a scanner native driver installed.
You must have been very lucky.
For now I have uninstalled Vuescan and did a system restore back to the point just before I downloaded and installed Vuescan.
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Sorry to hear that - all I can tell you is.... I have a Canoscan N1240U scanner and when I moved to Win 7 from XP there was no support driver so I heard about the Vuescan software on this forum and after I installed it the scanner was recognized as if it were a Windows 7 driver and worked as it did on XP - to be quite honest I didn't belive it either but it has saved me buying a new scanner ( I should point out I "obtained" a full version of the software which may make the difference). As you say, perhaps I was lucky !!
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Yeah, it may just be that you got into a good combination of pieces of software.
Did you have any part of the old driver software for your 1240 installed, or partially installed, on your Win 7 computer? When I tried to install the version from the European source on the XP laptop it simply burped and quit installing. I actually never tried to install that on the Win 7 machine because if it didn't install on the XP machine it probably wouldn't install on the Win 7 machine. I noted that several folks were unable to install that download for a variety of reasons, it always asked for a CD somewhere along the line. (Or hinted at a CD, anyhow)
I may have mentioned that I got a note from VueScan as follows:
From: "Ed Hamrick" email@example.com
Hi Don,
This only works when there's a working driver installed from www.canon.com
Ed Hamrick
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|20 Nov 2012
OK, am gonna try and make this real clear..... I bought a new computer with Windows 7 home premium 64. When I went looking for a suitable driver for the scanner there wasn't one and Canon told me it would not be supported. So, on this forum, I heard about Vuescan so I got a "full" version from a friend although the trial copy should at least tell you if its gonna work. Once installed, everything worked, no previous XP or any other driver already on the machine as it was not long out the box. So whoever is telling you a driver needs to be already installed clearly isn't giving you the correct info. I have been using the scanner fully functional for months now.
So, try again.
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I tried it again with the trial version and no luck. I finally got the answer from VueScan. The scanners are different. Ed saved my sanity!
From: "Ed Hamrick" firstname.lastname@example.com
Hi Don,
That's because VueScan has a built-in driver for the N1240U that doesn't need any Canon software to be installed.
VueScan doesn't have a built-in driver for the D1230U, so it needs the Canon software to be installed.
Ed Hamrick
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|21 Nov 2012
So now we know !!! I've always been lucky.... looks like you'll either need to invest in a new scanner or run it from an older machine on XP (or you could try using XP simulation under Windows 7, or dual boot - just a suggestion).
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|21 Nov 2012
Well, as others have found, the download from Canon Europe doesn't install on my old XP laptop.
I will search for the CD but at the same time campaign for an Epson Perfection V600. They are down to around $173 here.
Strange, the V600 is a far different from the 600.
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Check the install notes that goes with the XP driver you tried to install - for them to install and work correctly assumes that you are at correct service pack level. I believe the latest was SP3 so you may need to be at this level for it to work.
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I'll check that. I know that I have been at SP3 since it was released. I note that there are two releases available, one ending with .c and the other with .d. I may have downloaded the .c version a month or so, not sure.
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Canoscan d1230U on Windows 7/XP
According to the Vuescan developer the compatible scanners have a built in driver that his software uses. Not so for the d1230U, so I upgraded to Windows 7 ultimate and downloaded the XP option. XP programs run just fine inside that emulator. Only problem is that the driver available from England doesn't install. It might install if I knew how to do it.
If anyone has been able to install that driver on XP please let me know how you did it.
Alternatively, if anyone has an original CD for the Canoscan D1230U I would be pleased to pay a fair price for a copy.
So close yet so far!
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Receptive-Expressive Gaps in Bilinguals with LI
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, ESL, language impairment, vocabulary on October 14, 2014
In a new paper in the area of semantics, we did an analysis of a group of bilingual 7 to 9;11 year old children with and without language impairment. We were interested in seeing if children with LI showed similar patterns on receptive and expressive semantics tasks compared to bilingual children with typical development. In a previous study, we examined younger (preschool age) bilingual children on expressive and receptive semantics items on the BESOS. In that study, described here, we found that in English, children showed higher standard scores receptivity compared to the scores they were able to achieve expressively when they had very little English exposure. We proposed that it was important to understand this potential for a receptive-expressive gap in children with LI. Read the rest of this entry »
Dynamic Assessment of Bilingual Children in English
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, ESL, grammar, language impairment, narratives on August 17, 2014
Previously, I talked about some exciting work that was being done in the area of dynamic assessment. This work together is looking at how to apply dynamic assessment to ELLs. We have our own contribution to make as well. The results give SLPs another potential strategy to use to determine whether children have language difference or language impairment. What's really cool about this is that it works with children who know just a little English.
BESA Research
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, research on June 24, 2014
I've been meaning to post some information about the Bilingual English Spanish Assessment and we have. Here, we respond to some FAQs. And here, I provided an overview of what it does, how it works, and its specificity/sensitivity data. In addition to this information and what is in the manual, we have written a number of papers over the years that led directly to what we included (and excluded) from the BESA. So, below I will provide some of the links to abstracts of papers we've written about earlier versions of the BESA. These are the studies that we conduced to refine the items and the test so that the final published version has a high degree of classification accuracy.
Really? Can kids with Language Impairment or _____ Learn TWO Languages?
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, ESL, language impairment, research, vocabulary on June 19, 2014
Is the earth round, really? It seems flat to me. I've been in many places in the world and I haven't heard about anyone falling off it and so from my own logic and experience it appears the earth is flat. This is how evidence goes it seems and I find myself getting frustrated but I do try to understand the logic of disbelief– even in light of evidence. Yes, the earth is round (a sphere actually) and children with language impairment and those with other disabilities that affect language learning CAN (and do) become bilingual. No, they do not become MORE delayed. Read the rest of this entry »
Normal "Delayed" Bilingual Vocabulary Acquisition
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism on May 31, 2014
Bilingual children, whether they're sequential or simultaneous bilinguals have divided input. In their every day experiences. Because of this, they often know some words in their L1 and other words in their L2; some words (but not ALL) they know in both. There are a number of studies that shows this for children at different ages.
Learning English differently
Posted by Gabriela Simon-Cereijido in child bilingualism, ESL, language impairment, vocabulary on April 18, 2014
Young dual language learners with language impairments always amaze me. I love to observe how they negotiate communicative needs, ideas, and understanding of the world with the mind tools they possess. Some of them have maintained their home language; others let it behind. Some have a strong desire to use and live in English while others appear to drift between their home language and English. You can never tell.
I find this variability, these differences, fascinating. What do these children pay attention to when they are learning English? What do they do to learn new words and new ideas? What do they do to make friends, in their emerging English, for example?
This week, I observed a young 3rd grader from a Spanish-speaking family. In the school system, he is considered an English language learner at the Beginning stage of English Language Development. His parents shared that he understands Spanish but he rarely, perhaps never, uses or used Spanish. He may ask for "agua" or "pollo", but that's it! Mamá and Papá speak to him in Spanish, he responds in English, and life goes on. The child is also a child with a language learning disability. How does he manage to learn at school, to have fun, to be another kid in the playground?
I was lucky to observe a fascinating interaction the child had with a graduate student I was supervising. My student "read" him a frog story and after the retelling and other comprehension questions, he asked the child what part of the story was the most unbelievable. He was attempting to assess the child's comprehension skills. My student also asked "Do you know what unbelievable means?"
And this is what the child said: "Yes, awesome!" As my student started to say "No, that is not the right meaning", the child provided an alternative: "Excellent!" The child, of course, did not explain frogs cannot be pets or frogs do not wave their little "hand" to children. But, of course, unbelievable is many times awesome and excellent!
What do we do with this type of observations as clinicians? What is the child showing us? He has definitely (at least partly) acquired the word "unbelievable", he also knows that there are synonyms in the language. How is this little interaction aligned with the Beginning stage of English Language Development? He did not appear to use his home language to learn the word "unbelievable". Perhaps more importantly, how can we acknowledge his insights and guide him forward?
Have you ever asked yourself these questions before?
Testing Speech in Languages other than English: What's the Evidence?
Posted by Elizabeth D. Peña in child bilingualism, speech sounds on April 14, 2014
There's a new paper out in AJSLP by Sharynne McLeod and Sarah Verdon. I think it's a great resource for those of us who do bilingual assessment. Additionally, I think it's an excellent example of how to review and select tests to use for diagnostic purposes. Over the last 10 or so years, there's been a growing emphasis on evidence-based practice in speech-language pathology. We can't simply use the tests we've always used because we are familiar and comfortable with them. We need to be able to justify our selections, and make our selections based on the best available scientific evidence. Read the rest of this entry »
Bilingual intervention: why not?
Posted by Gabriela Simon-Cereijido in child bilingualism, grammar, language impairment, research, vocabulary on April 5, 2014
Bilingualism is finally being understood as what it is: a typical, positive and enriching form of living and of communicating in the United States. That is, an asset rather than a deficit. In many cities, dual language programs are flourishing and parents from multiple backgrounds are showing a commitment to bilingual language and literacy development. This is great news; however, there are still some concerns about bilingual education and bilingual children with language disorders. Are these children able to learn in a dual language classroom? Will they feel overwhelmed and confused? Will they manage to learn English? What should we recommend their parents?
We can now make some recommendations based on recent research conducted with Latino Spanish-speaking preschoolers with language impairment (Gutierrez-Clellen et al., 2012; Restrepo et al., 2013; Simon-Cereijido et al., 2013). And the recommendation is definitely bilingual! We found that the Spanish-speaking children with language disorders learned new English words and increased the length of their English phrases at a faster rate from interventions in Spanish and English, rather than in English only. Moreover, they also showed gains in Spanish.
In a separate study, we collaborated with Head Start teachers who taught our lessons in small groups to bilingual children with and without language impairment (Simon-Cereijido & Gutierrez-Clellen, 2014). All of the children, regardless of ability, made more progress than the bilingual children who did not receive the lessons and who were instructed in English only. Thus, a bilingual approach proved to be more beneficial than an English only approach for the children with language impairment.
This intense vocabulary and oral language intervention was developed following quality preschool evidence-based practices combined with a bilingual approach. Units of four 30-minute lessons were designed around bilingual picture books and every unit introduced the storybook, the new words, and the games in Spanish, the strong language of these children. The children, then, were ready to listen to the same information in English the following day. Days 3 and 4 alternated the languages. We explicitly designed several hands-on activities to repeatedly teach new, less frequent vocabulary (a weakness found in a great number of typical and atypical Latino children). We also designed "Talk and Play" games to facilitate the production of longer utterances. The "Talk and Play" activities used themes from the storybooks, familiar words, and a few toys that would allow the children to take "speaking" risks in a playful environment.
There is still much more to figure out about interventions and programs for bilingual children with language disorders. However, we do know more than before, and we should feel more and more confident to support bilingualism at home and at school.
Gutierrez-Clellen et al., 2012
Restrepo et al., 2013
Simon-Cereijido et al., 2013
Simon-Cereijido & Gutierrez-Clellen, 2014


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Frisée and Apple Salad with Dried Cherries and Walnuts
Servings: 4 prep: 15 minutes total: 15 minutes
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons minced shallot
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1/2 cup (generous) dried tart cherries (one 3-ounce package)
- 1 large head of frisée, torn into bite-size pieces (about 6 cups)
- 1 medium Gala apple, cored, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup coarsely chopped toasted walnuts
Nutritional Information
One serving contains the following:
- Calories (kcal) 284.77
- t % Calorie from Fat 62.5
- Fat (g) 19.78t
- Saturated Fat (g) 2.01
- t Cholesterol (mg) 0t
- Carbohydrates (g) 24.75t
- Dietary Fiber (g) 6.09t
- Total Sugars (g) 14.37t
- Net Carbs (g) 18.66
- t Protein (g) 4.51t
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Whisk first 4 ingredients in small bowl to blend. Season dressing to taste with salt and pepper. Stir in dried cherries. Toss frisée and apple slices in large bowl. Add cherry dressing and toss to coat. Divide among 4 plates; sprinkle with walnuts and freshly ground black pepper and serve.
The recipe says to season to taste, but how do you know when you've added enough salt and pepper? It's easy: Just dip a small piece of lettuce (in this case, frisée) into the dressing and try it out.
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Hats off, Mr. Cook. Excellent reporting of the people, like Mr. West, that beat the drum everyday for the things that are thriving in our schools. With a bold and unorthodox way of teaching receptive kids, anything is possible. We need more stories like this!
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Cook: Unintended Normal Park Museum Magnet School punch to gut
Jill Levine creates conditions for kids to thrive, as does Crystal Sorrells at Orchard Knob Middle and Mason West, teacher at Howard. These individuals are the catalysts for change in our schools. They are culture-changers, not just test score-keepers. In fact, test scores do little to motivate this elite group. Test scores are the result of a coherent and bold vision that rallies countless supporters behind it! That is how you change a school and an entire education system (and it's happening all over Hamilton County), not by plucking out one leader and transferring him or her somewhere else. Rather than crucify the one, let's ask the hundreds of others, "How can I help? What do you need?" Let's elevate this conversation and demand our school board's response!
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@ldurham Too late, Orchard Knob already has exceptional leadership and motivated teachers. Howard, too! They are doing just fine without interlopers. You have to be in these schools to really see that amazing things are already happening all over Hamilton County, and not because of any one leader. It's because of many people who believe that things can be better. Then they act on it. I hope our school board and county commissioners have the opportunity to see it, and act on it, too.
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My friend Joe Thibault recently emailed me about a new site he has started with Sean Behan (a crackerjack Ruby programmer). Their site, called PostLearn, is essentially an affiliate job board for education. While I wish them success in their endeavor, I won't be joining as I believe this model suffers from a couple of major flaws.
The greatest flaw is immediately visible from the affiliate graph: one site drives a vastly disproportionate amount of the traffic; Free Technology for Teachers alone accounts for over 90% of the traffic, and consequently will receive far more affiliate revenue. Except it will probably receive all of the revenue. In an affiliate model, there is a certain base amount of traffic required before you can get a single sale, a minimum that I doubt many of the others on the long tail (including yours truly) would reach. Effectively, the entire pot of affiliate money is controlled by a tiny oligarchy of sites.
This would be acceptable (it's a free market, after all) were it not for the fundamental flaws in the Internet economy. This flawed economy is controlled by a small oligarchy of noisemakers. This oligarchy isn't particularly hard to enter: just abandon journalistic ethics and post lists of the top n ways to write lists.1 Boom! Traffic.
Unsurprisingly, just as in the larger Internet, the most popular PostLearn affiliate simply rehashes merit-less news stories and tips.2 Looking down the page, lo and behold, we find a list of the aforementioned variety. Sadly, this content is rewarded far more generously than potentially more deserving comment.
Google AdSense grants us some slight freedom from this paradigm by democratizing advertising. Though the most trafficked sites still receive the vast majority of the revenue, smaller sites do share in some of the revenue, potentially enough to offset minimal publishing expenses. In this way, Google AdSense resembles most modern democracies: while the elite still maintain most of the power, the little guy does get a small voice. It's not perfect, but it's better than an oligarchy of the unthinking elite.
However, we can do one better with a meritocracy. Rather than being a detriment, advertising can be a force for good on the web. Fusion Ads and The Deck are prime examples of this. Instead of rewarding breadth of content, these networks focus on finding blogs which consistently post material with depth. By handpicking their members these networks ironically end up leveling the playing field and giving quality content a chance to shine. I truly believe this is the advertising model that will save the web.3
With that in mind, I offer this challenge to Joe and Sean: devise an advertising platform which will improve the quality of the edublogosphere. In my opinion, such a model should observe three crucial principles:
- Popularity doesn't necessarily correlate with merit. Meaningful blogs with strong reader relationships will, in the end, provide greater long-term benefit.
- Be selective. The quality of small, niche groups is more easily controllable, making them more marketable.
- Know the audience. Most readers are going to be job seekers (teachers) not job posters. The billing and payment strategy should reflect this.
Whether they choose to implement these ideas or not, I wish Joe and Sean the best of luck and look forward to their response.


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