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Everyone occasionally needs to feel like a star, and a makeover day experience is the perfect way to lose the drab and feel fab for a day, with the memories to last a lifetime. Our Manchester makeover days are specially crafted by I Need Pampering and the studio themselves to create a perfect day that can be enjoyed by all in Manchester city centre.
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Shallot-and-thyme mashed potatoes with cashew gravy for Meatless Monday
Mashed potatoes and gravy would seem an option for plant-based eaters during the holidays, but the dish is often full of hidden menaces. Not only are the potatoes usually made with butter and milk, but the gravy almost always contains chicken, turkey or beef. This recipe, though, calls for nothing more dangerous than shallots and thyme in the spuds, and is topped with a creamy cashew gravy for an all-vegetarian version that doesn't sacrifice any flavor.
See also: Lentil shepherd's pie for a holiday main dish on Meatless Monday
You will need:
2 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 shallots
3 tablespoons Earth Balance vegan butter (this is the very best kind -- use olive oil if you don't have any)
1/2 teaspoon or more of salt
1 teaspoon thyme
Fresh-ground black pepper
3/4 cup coconut milk
1/2 cup raw cashews
1 1/2 cups water
1 tablespoon corn starch
1-2 tablespoons soy sauce or tamari (to taste)
1 lemon
1 teaspoon powdered garlic
Freshly ground black pepper to taste
1. Peel and quarter the potatoes.
Put them in a large pot with enough water to cover them. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat, cover and simmer for 25 minutes, until fully cooked and tender. While they're boiling, we'll work on the shallots.
2. Peel and thinly slice the shallots.
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Before I begin, let me firmly state that I am NOT contemplating taking my own life.
I would prefer if the moderators didn't hide this due to the subject matter because BYOND's audience is roughly the age group I'm looking to get input from. I would also prefer that the comments remain civil. I will probably not post my own thoughts here for that very reason.
Now for the meat.
The subject of suicide has been following me around my entire life. My mother has made attempts quite a few times throughout my life. She's forty two years of age now and she's spent twenty six of those years in constant physical agony. On occasion, her pain becomes unbearable, her medication doesn't help, and she's ostracized for using drugs that do help.
I remember one particular incident when I was twelve, it was late at night, and her and I were the only ones home. Her pain became unbearable and we took a trip to the hospital where she was told that there was nothing they could do. While we were out, a pet of mine had drowned. When we returned, she had blamed herself and come to the conclusion that it was her fault and that everything she's put me through made her more trouble than she was worth and downed a bottle of prescription painkillers. I was the one to make the call for help.
In a more recent incident, my mother's boyfriend tossed her out on her ass emotionally because she smoked marijuana. Through the years, painkillers have never been strong enough to help her without serious side effects (like death) and marijuana has been the only drug that's helped. She went off the deep end this time. For her, both of her kids are grown up (heh) and she thinks that she was a terrible parent to us (she was), her ex-boyfriend, our step-father, of seventeen years was killed in a car accident with major issues between them unresolved, her current boyfriend now hates her (seriously), only for taking the only drug that helps her, and the only thing she ever looks forward to is seeing her granddaughter, my daughter. She came to the conclusion that life was no longer worth living and downed another bottle of prescription painkillers.
Even more recently, my ex-girlfriend tried the same method because I broke up with her.
All three incidents brought up radically different feelings for me; fear, sympathy, and disgust, respectively. I have been thinking heavily about these for months now and I've looked to several mediums for opinions and media to relate to.
With those and several other attempted and successful suicides looming in my background, I hold to non-traditional and underdeveloped ideas of suicide. If discussion arises in comments and it remains civil, I may post my sentiments on the subject. Personally, I could never reach the mental state where suicide was an option. I have people that I need to be there for and projects that I will always need to finish.
I would like to know of your sentiments on the subject of suicide and stories, if necessary.


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Last fall, I visited Ella's Fine Food & Drink at 2 Tower St. at Route 1, Westerly, and learned about James Beard-nominated chef Jeanie Roland's love affair with New England.
For the last decade, she's been cooking in Florida and missing the New England seafood and the produce she grew up with in Connecticut and at her family's summer home in Charlestown R.I. She relishes going to Charlestown to pick up Walrus & Carpenter Oysters harvested on the waters of Ninigret Pond, and prizes visiting spots such as Carpenter's Farm in Wakefield for corn picked fresh on a summer morning.
The restaurant just expanded its hours to add Sunday 4-8 p.m. to its dinner schedule serving Tuesday through Saturday.
Learn more at ellasfinefoodanddrink.com or (401) 315-0606.
For a different taste of home, Rhode Island-style, Duffy's Tavern & Restaurant, 235 Tower Hill Rd., Wickford, fills the bill.
Don't blink or you'll miss it. Several buildings are set back and there's no sign by the road.
But should the giant lobster on the front wall beckon, a surprise awaits. Within the confines of Duffy's a menu of wonderfully fresh and well-prepared seafood would appeal to anyone seeking a fine meal with prices that are equally desirable.
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Jun 28, 2010 7:11 PM by Marnee Banks (KXLH News-Helena)
In April, a work group made up of local government, law enforcement, and the medical marijuana community was tasked with exploring developing issues with the Medical Marijuana Act in Montana. Members of the work group agreed upon several issues and presented their recommendations to legislators in Helena on Monday.
Among the recommendations: the state must create a regulatory board to oversee caregiver activities; legislators must clarify definitions within the law and review and amend the allowable amounts of medical marijuana; and a prohibition on the use of medical marijuana on school grounds.
Members of the Children, Families, Health & Human Services Interim Committee hope to come up with a draft bill, or amendments to the current Act, by November; until then, members of the medical marijuana community are working with legislators in an effort to increase support for their causes.
During the meeting, it was evident there is a growing rift in the medical marijuana community, and two men who have championed the cause are at the center of it.
Jason Christ runs the Montana Caregivers Network, an organization that hosts mass medical marijuana screening clinics; Tom Daubert runs Patients & Families United and has been at the forefront of passing the Medical Marijuana Act. Both sit as members of the work group reviewing the Medical Marijuana Act and making recommendations to legislators.
Daubert said, "For all the flaws in the law, the biggest single problem has been Mr. Christ's exploitation of its vagueness and loopholes."
When asked, "How do you plan on dealing with this if you guys can't work together?", Christ replied, "We are working together, Tom Daubert and I work together. He works hard to end suffering and I work hard to end suffering. That is working together."
Daubert countered, "I think his effect on public understanding of this law has been devastating. His influence on the politics of this law have been poisonous. Its a very sad thing for all the patients who need cannabis."
Daubert says the majority of members of the medical marijuana community agree the law needs further regulation, and added that he would like to see mass screening clinics, like the ones Christ runs, entirely outlawed, noting, "It has invited a complete circus atmosphere tarnishing a very important law that is vital to addressing the suffering of thousands of Montanans who legitimately need cannabis as medicine."
Christ stated in the meeting that he thinks some regulation of the act is good, but is worried about over-regulation.
On Tuesday, a subcommittee made up of legislators will begin crafting changes to the Medical Marijuana Act.


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As most are aware by now, the ACC has signed on with the New Era Pinstripe Bowl (located at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, NY) for a six-year term starting in 2014. The game will rotate the league's third through sixth postseason selections, and will match the ACC up against the Big Ten, the only other major conference with a foothold near the New York area. Obviously, this sets the stage for what should be an interesting battle between the two conferences to gain market share in the nation's largest television market (and the largest without a major college football team to call its own).
Over its three years of existence thus far, the Pinstripe Bowl has found success in featuring nearby teams Syracuse and Rutgers, and pitting them against Big 12 schools they wouldn't normally play (or in the case of West Virginia, played regularly for decades). With those two schools off to the ACC and Big Ten, respectively, this move only makes more sense now. It also allows the Pinstripe Bowl to continue moving up in the bowl payout hierarchy, but will that mean a bump up in importance as well? Last year, the Pinstripe Bowl's $1.8 million payout was 12th among non-BCS games in terms of payout. Now, with a more lucrative setup matching up teams either from nearby campuses or with large alumni bases in New York, I'd bet that number has a chance to increase. The key, however, will be variety.
The biggest knock on the Pinstripe Bowl up to this point is that it hasn't had to deal with hosting teams outside of the New York/New Jersey corridor, featuring SU twice and Rutgers once — all wins for the "home" team. Northeast football fans don't exactly have a sterling reputation for traveling, so this arrangement — despite the fact that it's in the snowy northeast in December — has been advantageous for both sides. I'm doubtful this will continue, however, if the two teams continue to be shuttled off to the Bronx. And that's where the rest of the teams in their respective conferences come in.


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Thursday, September 22, 2011
New Harmony Gallery presents PullSpeedCrashPunch: An Exhibition About Violence
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Erika Myers-Bromwell Director of New Harmony Gallery of Comtemporary Art 812/682-3156 PullSpeedCrashPunch: An Exhibition About Violence presents the artwork of Antonio Martinez, Doreen Maloney, and Regina Mamou. These three regional artists are concerned with the nature of violence and how it appears in day-to-day life. In the show, curator Alison Erazmus comments on how, through the inundation of violent images in film, TV, and the internet, we become anesthetized to the violence in them. According to Erazmus, the artists appear in the work they produce, exploring "self-inflicted sensations of violence in order to challenge the violent spectacles brought into their lives through new media technologies."The videos and photographs in the exhibition explore the dangers and anticipated pain from car and motorcycle crashes the jolting images from martial arts, cagefighting and rodeos and the angst felt from memories of suffering and illness. Mamou, a Chicago-based artist and Fulbright scholar, received a B.F.A. from the Rhode Island School of Design, and an M.F.A. from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has exhibited around the world, including in Greece at the Kodra Visual arts Festival and at the Makan art Space in Amman, Jordan in a project called The Utopian Airport Lounge. Martinez, an assistant professor of inter media arts at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, received his B.F.A. from Creighton University and an M.F.A. from East Carolina University. He recently exhibited his experimental video art project, Near the Egress, in several national and international film and video festivals in Portland, Oregon London, and at Optica- Festival Internacional de Videoarte in Barcelona, Spain. Maloney, an associate professor of new/inter media at University of Kentucky, received a BA in German and Russian from Indiana University and several masters degrees, including an MFA from University of Wisconsin, Madison. Maloney has exhibited internationally, including in the Dallas Center for Contemporary Art, the Pompidou Center in Paris, France, and in the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, in Havana, Cuba. The New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art is located at 506 Main Street in New Harmony, Indiana and is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and Sunday noon until 4 p.m. For more information, call 812/682-3156 or visit www.nhgallery.com. |


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Forty years after its founding in 1972, the International Association for Mission Studies has become an international and interdenominational network of individuals, organizations, and centers engaged in the scholarly study of the Christian world mission. IAMS provides mutual encouragement, fellowship, and dissemination of information for the advancement of scholarship about world mission and the encounter of the Gospel with cultures and religions worldwide.
Dr. Gerald H. Anderson's 240-page history of IAMS, Witness to World Christianity: The International Association for Mission Studies, 1972-2012—which includes 44 photographs and an index—is an outstanding overview of the history of IAMS, and a virtual "Who's Who" in Mission Studies for the past half century.
The financial support of The Egede Institute of Missionary and Ecumenical Research, Oslo, Norway; Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky; and an anonymous benefactor allow the publisher to offer the book below the actual cost of publication.
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Ahmed Rashid, whose masterful account of Afghanistan's Taliban regime became required reading after September 11, turns his legendary skills as an investigative journalist to five adjacent Central Asian Republics—Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan—where religious repression, political corruption, and extreme poverty have created a fertile climate for militant Islam. Based on groundbreaking research and numerous interviews, Rashid explains the roots of fundamentalist rage in Central Asia, describes the goals and activities of its militant organizations, including Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda, and suggests ways of neutralizing the threat and bringing stability to the troubled region. A timely and pertinent work, Jihad is essential reading for anyone who seeks to gain a better understanding of a region we overlook at our peril.
"A complicated tale that becomes more so in the wake of America's war on terrorism…and Rashid is the right person to tell it…. A nuanced picture of an increasingly important part of the planet." —The Boston Globe
"Rashid has written another masterful commentary on the troubled region…. [Jihad] combines the research of a skilled investigative journalist with an academic's clear-headed and weighty analysis." —The Financial Times
"In an age when people are groping fo quick explanations and easy solutions, Jihad presents something more valuable: tools for understanding a problem of real complexity and incredible urgency." —The Christian Science Monitor
Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Central Asia's Islamic Warriors
Part I: Islam and Politics in Central Asia, Past and Present
2. Conquerors and Saints: The Past as Present
3. Islam underground in the Soviet Union
4. The First Decade of Independance
Part II: Islamic Movements in Central Asia Since 1991
5. The Islamic Renaissance Party and the Civil War in Tajikistan
6. The Hizb ut-Tahrir: Reviving the Caliphate
7. Namangani and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
8. Namangani and Jihad in Central Asia
9. The New Great Game? The United States, Russia, and China
10. Central Asia and Its Neighbors
11. An Uncertain Future
Appendix: The Call to Jihad by the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan


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Katlynn Elizabeth Metcalf, born April 15, is the daughter of Brad and Christie Metcalf of Bardstown. Her grandparents are Richard and Diane Bland of Campbellsville and Dan and Edna Metcalf of New Haven. Great-grandparents are Louise Bland of Lebanon, Frances Murphy of Campbellsville and Mary Ellen Metcalf of New Haven.
Brian and Rebecca Wooley of Bowling Green announce the birth of a son, Blake Morris, at 2:11 a.m. on Friday, March 21 at The Medical Center of Bowling Green. He weighed 7 pounds, 6 1/4 ounces and was 20 3/4 inches long.
Grandparents are Ronnie and JoAnn Morris of Campbellsville and Morris and Carol Wooley of Bowling Green.
Great-grandparents are Joe and Clare Craig of Hendersonville, N.C., Martha Schwarzman of Atlantic City, N.J., Nellie Brewer of Campbellsville and the late Harold Brewer, Coy and Estelle Morris and Bill and Dorothy Wooley.
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Kelli Rakes was recently honored with a bridal shower at the home of Mary Louise Carter. Pictured are, from left, Natalie Buck and Mary Carter hostesses; Patti Brockman, stepmother of the groom; Kelli; Patricia Rakes, mother of the bride; and Jane Carter, hostess. Kelli and Bradley Brockman will exchange vows on June 7.
Melanie Puryear and Timothy Wood, both of Campbellsville, will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, June 14.
Puryear is the daughter of Richard and Doris Puryear of Campbellsville. Her grandmother is Margaret Shively of Campbellsville.
She is a student at Campbellsville University and is employed at Game Stop.
Wood is the son of George and Sharon Wood of Campbellsville. His grandparents are Barbie and Rosa Skaggs and Ethel Wood, all of Campbellsville.
He is currently pursuing his master's degree and is an art teacher at Taylor County Middle School.
Charles T. and Mina Hedgespeth of Campbellsville will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, June 1.
The couple were married on June 1, 1958, at South Campbellsville Baptist Church.
A reception will take place from 1 to 3 p.m. on Sunday at Corinth Baptist Church, located on the Campbellsville/Hodgenville Road.
All family and friends are invited to attend. They request no gifts.
Kelly Simpson Spoon and Joseph Eric Mattingly will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, June 7.
Spoon is the daughter of Kay and Richard Kazsuk of Russell Springs and Tommy and Charlotte Simpson of Knoxville, Tenn.
She is a 1992 graduate of Taylor County High School and a 1998 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College, where she earned a bachelor's degree in biology with secondary education. Spoon completed her master of arts in special education at Campbellsville University in 2005. She is employed by the Taylor County Board of Education.
Hannah Sue Wise of Elk Horn and Weston Drew Jones of Campbellsville will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, June 7.
Wise is the daughter of Tommy Bland of Campbellsville and Carla Milsap of Elk Horn. Her grandparents are Wanda Carroll and the late Carson Carroll and Hurshel and Louise Bland.
She is a 2008 graduate of Campbellsville University.
Jones is the son of Mitchell Jones and Karen Jones, both of Campbellsville. His grandparents are Rufus and Doris Hansford of Campbellsville and the late Rex Jones and James and Maggie Bell.
Debbie and Charles Russell of Mackville announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Russell, to Travis Gay, son of Jeanne and Bill Gay of Floyds Knobs, Ind.
Russell is a 2002 graduate of Washington County High School and is a graduate of Campbellsville University. She is employed at Mercer County Elementary School in Harrodsburg.
Gay is a 2000 graduate of Floyd Central High School and a graduate of Campbellsville University. He is employed at Anderson County Schools in Lawrenceburg.
Christina Mae "Chrissy" Burton and Richard Andrew "Drew" Skaggs, both of Campbellsville, will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, June 7.
Burton is the daughter of Nancy Arnett of Campbellsville and Jerry and Stacy Arnett of Greensburg. Her grandparents are Frank and Dorothy Arnett of Campbellsville and the late Ida Mae Glover.
She is a graduate of State Beauty College and is a stylist at Salon 121 in Campbellsville.
Hannah Wise and Weston Jones were honored with a wedding shower on April 25 at the home of Charles and Mina Hedgespeth. Pictured are, from left, Vienise Hash, hostess; Doris Hansford, the groom's grandmother; Karen Jones, the groom's mother; Weston and Hannah; Carla Milsap, the bride's mother; Wanda Carroll, the bride's grandmother; Shirley Underwood, Glenda Frost, Mina Hedgespeth and Connie Edelen, hostesses.


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verb \ˈbər-jən\: to grow or develop quickly
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intransitive verb
: to grow and expand rapidly : flourish
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bur·geon also bour·geon \ˈbər-jən\
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- The market for collectibles has burgeoned in recent years.
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Origin of BURGEON
Middle English burjonen, from Anglo-French burjuner, from burjun bud, from Vulgar Latin *burrion-, burrio, from Late Latin burra fluff, shaggy cloth
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If you don't believe that success has a lot to do with a person's ability to think on their feet, meet Damon Circosta.
Working from a stand-up desk and office in what was once the sun porch of Alfred Johnson Fletcher's house in downtown Raleigh, Circosta is literally on his feet most of the day while he runs the influential A.J. Fletcher Foundation (AJF). While he will officially mark his first anniversary as executive director on March 30, he couldn't resist slipping in early to get things started a year ago this week.
"It's hard work and I feel like I never have enough time," admits Circosta, who at age 36 is younger than 75 percent of the country's CEOs and CGOs, according to the Council on Foundations. "But it's a blessing because I'm learning something every day. My job here is to get all those positive ideas and powerful energy marshaled into meaningful change."
The clout and resources of the Goodmon family, A.J. Fletcher's heirs, have made a great deal of good works possible over the years. Founded in 1948, AJF reported revenue of more than $14.7 million in 2010 and awards between $2.5 and $5 million annually in grants.
While the dynamic Barbara Goodmon still serves as AJF president, the hiring of Circosta made it possible for her to spend less time working at her late grandfather-in-law's desk. Husband Jim Goodman, A.J. Fletcher's grandson and longtime CEO of the Capital Broadcasting Company, continues in his role as board chairman. Their sons, Jimmy and Michael, also serve on the board and play key roles in the family's diverse business holdings.
"Everyone we interviewed had unbelievable skills," says Barbara Goodmon. "Since we are a family foundation with four active members, we needed to select the person that could best integrate into our culture. It is not easy dealing with four very opinionated Goodmons."
Circosta admires the family's commitment to doing good in the community. "They care about this place in a way that goes well beyond your typical philanthropic entity. It's in the fiber of their being," he says while sipping coffee in an upstairs conference room that once was A.J. Fletcher's bedroom. "They are sincere about picking up the rope and helping everyone else tug."
One of Circosta's first projects was to oversee restoration of the Fletcher home, located at 909 Glenwood Ave. The house was sold after A.J. Fletcher's death in 1979 and changed hands several times before Jim Goodmon noticed a for-sale sign once again at the curb. In January 2012, AJF moved its headquarters there from its former offices in the historic Briggs Hardware building, which it also restored.
"It turned out to be a nice way to plant a flag and say, 'This is the home of the fund'," says Circosta. "It all connects to the importance of legacy and innovation."
Circosta, who previously led the N.C. Center for Voter Education, adds that innovation is central to the AJF legacy. The foundation's first focus was to provide support for A.J. Fletcher's beloved Grass Roots Opera, which evolved into the National Opera Company and later the Fletcher School of Performing Arts.
Under Barbara Goodmon's tenure, the foundation expanded its view to address such community concerns as human services, illiteracy and the health and wellbeing of children.
"She transformed us into an agency that really cares about the community, and a community is only truly successful is everyone in it has the chance to be successful," Circosta says. "I was hired because I fervently believe that human beings exist to live and work in a community. We have to get everyone to the starting line. That is the priority of this foundation."
One way Circosta aims to help others get up to speed is through creation of a new foundation position to oversee online engagement. "The whole world is moving online, but nonprofits are lagging in this arena," Circosta says. "We want to take the lead on this, and we hope they'll come along."
In the next two years, Circosta will take what he calls "four great dives" into endeavors intended to level the playing field for more of North Carolina's citizens – and especially children – to achieve success. AJF is concerned, for example, that charter schools do not have to offer transportation or free-lunch programs, which effectively exclude children of low-income families. "We cannot let that erode or diminish the idea that every single child in this community has a top notch education," he says.
Increased support of early childhood education is the second concern. Circosta notes that Jim Goodman was among the first to back the Smart Start initiative introduced by Gov. Jim Hunt 20 years ago. "Dropout rates are finally dropping in our state, and it's because of the investment in Smart Start all those years ago," Circosta says. "There's a ton of research that says, if you don't get kids prepped on how to learn before kindergarten, it's like starting a baseball game 20 runs down. You'll never catch up."
The third "dive" will take AJF further into new media, including support of the Raleigh Public Record, to help citizens be aware of and involved with government issues that affect them. When people are informed, Circosta says, they become empowered to become part of positive change.
The fourth will be an expansion of AJF's East Durham Project, which was launched four years ago and is based on the Harlem Children's Zone model. They will continue to leverage local resources to "turn the neighborhood into a vibrant place" while not displacing current residents through gentrification.
Circosta has grown accustomed to being one of the youngest people at the table and brings youthful energy and confidence to problem solving.
"None of the problems, the difficulties we have in this community, are so big that they can't be fixed. But they're not so small that we can count on others to fix them," he says, growing animated as he leans in to make his point. "We're not talking about this in the way of some sort of movement, a let's-get-a-campaign-going thing that comes and goes.
"We harbor no illusions about being a single transformative force. We don't have enough juice to go it alone, nor would we want to," he adds, rising to his feet. "It's just what we're going to work on. We'll put our shoulder to the wheel and hope that others join us."
Note: Before it became a program of the Institute for Nonprofits in January 2010, Philanthropy Journal was based at the A.J. Fletcher Foundation, which remains a supporter. Barbara Goodmon was a driving force behind the creation of the Institute 10 years ago and continues to serve on its External Advisory Council.
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Both are math teachers hoping to come away with practical applications for their subject to pass on to students.
Limburg teaches Algebra I in the Freshman Academy.
"I was just looking for ways that would make the learning more hands-on and more real for my students ... I just thought it would give me opportunities to learn best practices from other teachers," Limburg said. "I just want to provide my students with real-world, hands-on experience."
Fugate is a teacher in Walker Valley's STEM Academy.
"I hoped to gain real world experiences to take back to my students to help them bring mathematics to life and see the importance of mathematics," Fugate said.
She said she also hoped to develop more lessons that promote creative problem solving and innovation.
"All of us need to come together to create these kinds of experiences for our students," Fugate said.
The STEM teacher said she hopes to use resources from her fellowship experience to present open-ended problems for her students to solve.
"I want to be a more well-rounded teacher. I have experience in the classroom, but I don't have industry experience. I don't have applied mathematics experience," Fugate said.
One of the things that interested Limburg about the STEM fellowship was how STEM lessons incorporate information from so many different areas.
The opportunity to get advice from teachers also drew Limburg's interest.
"So it's not only helping my students, but it's helping students across the freshman academy or across the school," Limburg said. "The more that we can go and learn best practices, the better our kids will be able to learn."
Teachers got their first taste of the experience in May when they attended a two-day event. During the event teachers were divided into groups to complete projects.
"I was really interested to see the diversity of teachers in our group. There were [teachers from] elementary all the way to high school," Limburg said.
Sometimes the teachers were divided by subject. However, most of the information was presented to all the teachers
Limburg said they made a roller coaster track for marbles as a way to provide a hands-on activity to demonstrate speed and velocity.
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Also during the May sessions, teachers from last year's fellowship program presented projects they had done with students as a result of being in the fellowship program.
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Teachers were encouraged to use the projects they are completing in the fellowship in their classrooms. Fugate said the teachers have accesss through the Innovation Hub to all of the resources needed to complete the projects.
"STEM is more than science, technology, engineering and math. It's challenging students to see real-world activities and to think through things," Limburg said. "It's about that critical thinking aspect, and I really want to bring that to my kids."
Limburg said she was also looking forward to sharing the information, tips and lesson plans she receives during the fellowship with other teachers at the school.
A three-day event set for next month will include a tour of the Volkswagen plant.
Fellows will meet once a month every month until next May.
Fugate and Limburg are following the footsteps of Walker Valley teachers Bo Borders and Alan Bivens, who participated in the program last year.
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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - May 5, 1975, Madison, Wisconsin PAGE 2 SECTION 2 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL MONDAY MAY 5 1975 Sun Prairie Rolls 257 By JOE DOMMERSHAUSEN State Journal Spnrts Writer Dale Breitlow proved Sunday that he knows about that which he teaches The Cambridge High School baseball coach blasted a three run homer in the last of the 10th inning to lift Utica to a 32 victory over Cottage Grove in one of five Eastern Section games that opened the Home Talent Baseball Leagues 47th season Defending Eastern Section champion Stoughton Badger Bowl trimmed Marshall 82 Deerfield socked the Albion Tigers 154 Lake Mills whipped McFarland 82 and Sun Prairie Chamber of Commerce slapped Helenville 257 in seven innings Wet ground set the Ft Atkin sonWaterloo game back to June 5 when it will be played as a night contest Breitlows blow was Sundays most resounding but Manager Sonny Swangstu of Stoughton also had a big day Swangstus two run double in the third set his team into a 40 lead after he had blasted a solo homer in the second Dave Bart Offerdahl turned in Sundays top pitching chore Stoughtons big righthander set Marshall down with five hits while fanning 10 Wayne Nelson the designated hitter and Tom Lawrence each had three hits for Stoughton DAVE OFFERDAHL Breitlows blast which broke up a fine pitching duel came after Manager Karl Raymond walked and Mike Rumpf had doubled The blow made Barry Witkowski the winning pitcher for two innings of relief The long clout to left made young Al Schwenn the loser after he had relieved southpaw Ken Egner starting the 10th Egner and Tim ONeil had duelled for eight in nings John Kvalheim who struck out nine while allowing two hits in four innings had four of Sun Prairies 17 hits in its rout of Helenville Six Helenville errors were big in the CC nines 15run explosion in the sixth Jim Smith turned in three hitless innings for the winners Merle Berges threerun double highlighted a sixrun first inning that propelknl Deerfield to its rout of Albion Dorm Trinrud had two home runs and a double and Berge three hits among Deer fields 15 behind the sleady sevenhit hurling of Joe Peacock and reliever Bruce Frey Gordy Haferman and Gary Pepper combined to space five hits in pitching Lake Mills to victory The Grays took a 31 lead with three runs after two out in the fifth when Don Stein doubled Bob Dorn singled Brady Yost doubled and Bob Nadler singled The Grays mixed three walks and three hits for four runs in the eighth MARSHALL r r h WKnotn 0 0 Trapno 2 1 CKovsr Hanson 0 0 Raisbck 0 1 Kitlsn 1 1 DLange NVike 2 1 Meyers DoVike 0 0 JStnbck 1 1 DaVike 1 1 Gosdck RNelson 1 0 Knotn Swngtu 1 2 Wallers Busch 0 1 KStntbck 0 0 WNelson RLange Lwrnce Woltr 1 1 Hknson 0 0 Lee 0 0 Ptrsn Indy Practice Begins Total 34 2 5 Total 35 813 Marshall000 no 0003 Stoughton 113 000 E M 1 S 1 HR Swangstu 2B Swangstu IP HRER3BSO GosdeckL 7 13 8 33 Kovser 1 00 00 OfferdahlW9 52 3 to MCFARLAND LAKE MILLS r h Fldmer LKuhl 1 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fenhauserpowered Webster racer then turned in 10 more between 170 and 174 mph before officials okayed him for faster speeds Sirois of Hammond Ind caused the biggest stir when he crashed his Foytpowered Eagle against the outside wall on the first turn only 18 minutes after the practice session began He lost control on the inside of the first turn skidded backwards 329 feet into the wall slid 66 feet more and wound up uninjured in the middle of the track Sirois had just completed a lap of 1508 Although only seven cars made it onto the track for the rain delayed opening of practice chief steward Tom Binford removed the 180 mph limit midway through the afternoon However the top lap came before the limit was removed when Simon turned a lap at 179 mph in an Eagle Foyt Two members of last years front row Mike Hiss and Wally Dallenbach made it onto the asphalt Sunday but did not get up to speed With the first weekend pf qualifications only six days away most of the top drivers chose to play a waiting game either rac ing in a sprint car event at Terre Haute Ind or holding off until the Speedway track has more rubber on it Most of the 20 cars which had passed technical inspection by the end of the day stayed off the track because of gusty winds By days end 44 cars were quartered in the Speedway garage area Its No Joke Iowa Sweeps Badgers E LM1 McF 22B G Egner D Stein Yost IP H R BBSO 5 2 3 10 Pepper 1j 0002 DWitthuhnL 7 7471 Feldmer1 3430 Why are these men laughing Theyre actually but there are times when its hard to distinguish between a grin and a grimace Golden States Butch Beard tercgrand has nothing at all to be happy about Be has just had the ball batted away from him by the Bulls Chet Walker during their NBA playoff game in Chicago Sunday Hie Bulk win the game 1081M and took a 21 lead in the StoPS ALBION DEERFIELD r r h J Davis 0 1 Pohlmn 1 I TDavis 0 0 Habrkrn 1 1 0 0 D Wedvck 1 1 LBuhrow Schulz 2 1 PBuhrow Wagner 1 0 SEdwrdsn 1 1 Skaar Haugom Peack 2 1 Cskwski Frev P Wilcox 1 0 RBerge 1 1 0 1 Houge 0 I DEdwrosn MBerge 0 0 Mrtnsn Mirick CPope Sargent 0 0 Continued from Page 1 with aninehitter and eight strikeouts in the opener Linn survived some Badger threats but hurled a sixhitter in the nightcap Wisconsin fought right to the wire in the first game as Rick Larsen hammered an llthhour homer that forced an extrainning battle The Badgers jumped ahead 10 in the fifth on hits by Larsen Lee Bauman and Steve Ploetz Meanwhile John Nelsen had limited the Hawkeyesto only three scattered singles in the first four innings but ran into control trouble in the fifth West took over and escaped a jam but was greeted by backtoback homers by Jones and Steve Stumpff in the sixth Laatsch sailed along after seventhinning trouble and Larsens homer pushed the game into extra innings Ewell was invinci ble retiring 11 Badgers in a row after the seventh inning home run But Jones ended if quickly in the 10th In the second game Iowa exploded for four runs off Rennicke in the fourth triggered by Jones third homer of the day A walk an error and hits by Ron Hess Bob Rasley and the Scoreboard Tom Hilinski accounted for the 40 lead Wisconsin rallied for three runs on Duane Guslavsons second homer of the season an error and hits by Randy Johnson and Bauman But Linn completely blanked the Badgers until Bauman singled again in the seventh Again Jones added the frosting with his BosefaoHs Top 70 Brewer Averages Prep Standings longest homer a 380foot centerfield shot in the seventh Wisconsin has only two doubleheaders remaining on its Big 10 schedule and both are against Michigan foes in East Lansing and Ann Arbor on May 1617 Based on SO at Bats AMERICAN LEAGUE Total 34 4 7 Albion 012 010 4 Deerfield 410 031 31015 E D 6 A 3 HR Haugon Trinrud2 Wedvick Skaar 2B M Berge IP HRERBBSO Wedeward L a 46420 98834 Kopp 1 1 I 1 1 0 PeacockW5 6 J 0 2 I Frev4 10032 Carter Wins Hulman Race HELENVILLE ob r h Jensen lb JfWolf 2b Koeplcf Rotncf Palm c Tomck ss MOOSI 3b Brunk ss 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Calif AP John Powell a San Jose policeman broke the worlds record in the discus throw by two feet Sunday with a toss of 226 feet 8 inches The world record established at the Long Beach Invitational track meet surpassed the record throw of2248 set six weeks ago by South African John Van Reenen Meet officials at first measured the hurl at 2259 but then realized they had been using a fiberglass tape measure which is unacceptable for world records Ten minutes later an official produced a steel tape and after three remeasurements the mark of 2268 was recorded The discus will be weighed to see if it is the precise weight Cordery Captures Squash Tourney MILWAUKEE Gareth Cor dery of Madison defeated Mil waukees Mark McBride 1513 1417131515131714 Saturday to win the Wisconsin Squash Racquctball Assns tournament of champions at the Milwaukee Athletic Club TERRE HAUTE Ind AP Pancho Carter dashed from the sixth starting position Sunday to win the Hulman Classic sprint car race at the Vigo County Fairgrounds Carter who won the first heat race and was the fast qualifier took a high groove to get around early leader Gary Bettenhausen on the third lap and led the remaining 37 laps Varsity Reserves Finish Unbeaten WHITEWATER The Univer sity of WisconsinMadison varsity reserves baseball team finished its season undefeated Sunday by defeating UWWhitewater 74 and 40 for its eighth and ninth victories A tworun triple by Jim Tatera a freshman from Madison marked a fourrun second that spelled victory for the Badgers in the first ganie Wisconsin had six of its 10 hits in the second inning Mark Williams and Brad Ryan checked the Warhawks on four hits Tom Okray righthander from Merrill whitewashed Whitewater on four hits in the second game Scores by innings Vqrsity Reserves 140 000 10 3 Whitewater 002 020 4 2 Williams Ryan 6 and Russell Banks and Baumon Leading hittersScott Metz VR 3x4 Duckert Wh 2x2 Totero Bouman Wh 6 Banks 4 i Banks 1 HitsoffWillioms4 in 5 RvanO in 2 Varsity Reserves 002 200 3 3 Whitewater 00000000 4 1 Okrav and Wedel Hohn and Bauman 3BRussell Thompsen Pasana SOOkrav 4 Hohn I BBOkrav 5 Hahn 3 The race was marred by a firstlap crash involving Chuck Booth and veteran Jim McElreath McElreaths car became airborne and flipped into the parking lot between the first and second turns He suffered a dislocated elbow Lee Osborne won a furious bat tle for second place with George Snider Tom Bigelow and Shel don Kinser trailing him to the finish line Oklahomans Top Longhorn Rodeo Oklahomans dominated the Longhorn World Championship Rodeo which completed a three day run Sunday at the Dane County Coliseum Jimmy Cleveland Carter Okla won first place in the bareback bronc riding competi tion Dexter Bailey Okmulgee Okla won the calfroping Keith Freeman Owasso Okla won the steer wrestling and Metha Bron sen Perry Okla took first in the cowgirls barrel racing Other winners included Gene Maynard Falcon Mo in saddle bronc riding and Wade Boozer Clinton SC bull riding West Ham Wins WEMBLEY England AP Alan Taylor a rookie in top grade soccer scored both goals Satur day to lead favored West Ham United to a 20 victory over Fullham in the English Soccer Cup final Taylor scored twice in a five minute span of the second half TOM SCHUMACHER State Trackmen Do Well in Illinois CHAMPAIGN 111 competitors Pat Matzdorf Jeff Kingstad and Torn Schumacher each won firsts Saturday at the Illinois United States Track and Field Federation classic at the University of Illinois Matzdorf aformerBadgercom peting for the newlyformed Wis consin Track Club won the high jump at 68 over Illinois Tom Keller Kingstad another former Badger took first in the pole vault going 146 in his only try Schumacher a Badger redshirt won the mile run in 4 minutes 9 seconds The meet was run dur ing a constant rain Gottfried Ramirez Win Doubles Title MEXICO CITY AP Brian Gottfried of the United States teamed with Mexicos Raul Ramirez to win the World Cham pionship of Tennis mens doubles title 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headmaster of a unique tennis college in Goto de Caza Calif midway between Los Angeles and San Diego which utilizes modern laboratory techniques and psychology to turn out tennis players on an as semblyline basis You may go to Harvard to study law Vanderbilt to become a doctor and Cornell to learn the hotel business But if you want to learn how to hit a tennis ball you can sign up with the Vic Braden Tennis College The institution provides crash courses costing for two days and for five days During that period students undergo a whirlwind curricjilum including clinics court drills classroom strategy sessions instructional films and psychology courses Braden doesnt guarantee that in a couple of years you will be making a but he vows you will be graduated with a degree not only in better stroke production but in court behavior Connors does things that an 11yearold kid might do out of petulance but unlike the 11 yearold he doesnt get paddled for it Braden said He gets away with saying the worst things and making the most ob scene gestures He is hostile an tiestablishment guiltridden He is the product of a sport that was maligned for years considered a sissy game Like others he is exercising resent ment For years tennis players found themselves champions of nothing Now that there is a boom and they are in the public eye playing for thousands of dollars they dont know how to handle it Billie Jean King is much like Jimmy aggressive often in considerate of promoters and fans btlligercnt to linesmen and umpires I think Jimmy will find himself before Billie Jean does Braden and his wife Melody the colleges official pho tographer were in New York last week to promote their complex which is part of a 5000 acre ranch in a lush area of Orange County The college includes seven courts lying beneath an instruc tional tower a 200capacily classroom with sophisticated audiovisual equipment photo laboratory 17 training alleys ball machines and an eight member instructional staff Braden is a short husky man in his 40s who was infected with tennis fever at Kalamazoo College in Michigan long a proving ground for American juniors He majored in psychology got a masters degree at UCLA and California State in Los Angeles taught school for a while and then joined Jack Kramer in the promotion of the pro tennis tour In 1963 Braden built the Kramer Tennis Club in Palos Verdes Peninsula and taught tennis for six years from 7 am until 10 pm seven days a week before moving to the softer life as headmaster of his own college He now has assistants to do most of the hard work Kramer has referred to him as the worlds No 1 tennis coach When I was in school I was more intercsled in football basketball and baseball Braden says I liked tennis But it was awfully demoralizing to try to play VIC BRADEN Tennis wasnt on the athletic program Coaches all looked down their noses at it If the coach found an athlete who couldnt cut it in football baseball or basketball he would suggest taking up tennis The football and baseball players always passed the tennis courts on the way to the practice field They would yell tuttifrut ti and other insults at us and laugh at our white snorts I feel that this is the reason that tennis has developed so many hangups while also producing many fine athletes There are some who seem to be trying to get even for all of the indignities theyve suffered in the past Braden said court demeanor is a vital part of the curriculum in his college We try to play down the old athletic axiom that winning is everything ho said In every tennis match there has to be one winner and one loser So 50 per cent always lose We donl feel that the latter 50 per cent should feel commuted to failure in life
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Now that I'm making everything I possibly can 'homemade", it was inevitable that Homemade Vegan Hamburger Buns would show up on my "to-make" list.
We eat a lot of veggie burgers, and I just recently made my own Vegan Black Bean and Quinoa Veggie Burgers for the very first time, and they were pretty good.
Normally, I would buy the regular "Whole Market" buns from Whole Foods.
Until I realized they weren't organic and had canola oil – which is one of the top 5 GMO ingredients.
And even though I've done it a handful of times, I just can't bring myself to pay $5.00+ for a pack of organic hamburger buns anymore.
Sure, you can get a pack of "Bunny" hamburger buns at Walmart or the like for a fraction of the cost, but what is really in those buns?
Nothing good.
Ingredients: UNBLEACHED ENRICHED WHEAT FLOUR (FLOUR, BARLEY MALT, NIACIN, IRON, THIAMIN MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), WATER, HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, SOYBEAN OIL (NON-HYDROGENATED), YEAST, SALT, CONTAINS 2% OR LESS OF THE FOLLOWING: WHEAT GLUTEN, SOY FLOUR, DOUGH CONDITIONERS (MONOGLYCERIDES, SODIUM STEAROYL LACTYLATE, ETHOXYLATED MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES, ASCORBIC ACID, ENZYMES, SOY LECITHIN, AZODICARBONAMIDE, YEAST NUTRIENTS (AMMONIUM SULFATE, MONOCALCIUM PHOSPHATE), CALCIUM SULFATE, CALCIUM PROPIONATE (TO PREVENT SPOILAGE), AND MAY BE TOPPED WITH SESAME SEEDS. (source)
- High Fructose Corn Syrup – corn is a well known and documented GMO ingredient. Unless it is labeled "organic" or labeled "Non-GMO Project" verified, we can only assume it's made from GMO corn.
- Soybean Oil, Soy Flour, Soy Lecithin – soy is a well known and documented GMO ingredient. Unless it is labeled "organic" or is labeled "Non-GMO Project" verified, we can only assume it's made from GMO soy.
- Salt – processed, toxic iodized salt
- Azodicarbonamide – is an synthetic chemical that is a yellow to orange red, odorless, crystalline powder that is used in food industry as a food additive and flour bleaching agent (source)
- Ammonium Sulfate – the primary use of ammonium sulfate is as a fertilizer but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration labels it "generally recognized as safe" as a food additive (source)
So, what to do?
Make your own homemade hamburger buns…it's really easy!
There is a little prep time involved by letting the dough rest and rise, but just plan ahead for when you need them.
I was worried they wouldn't pass the "husband approval test", but they passed with flying colors!
They were so soft and fluffy on the inside and sliced very nicely with a bread knife.
Note #1: I made some with and without the sesame seeds. I'm not sure what the secret is for them to not come out toasted, but I lightly covered the tops with coconut oil and sprinkled some on top. I have a very bad oven, so I don't know if it was just my oven or if that wasn't a good idea. Also, the tops of some of my buns were a little dark (again, it could just be my oven).
Note #2: I used the standing mixer option but if you don't have a mixer you can make and knead them by hand by following the original recipe instructions.
Note #3: Because my kitchen is really drafty, I put my mixing bowl in the dehydrator (with all the trays removed) set at 95 degrees for the one hour rising period and it worked great!
Note #4: This recipe will make 8 regular sized hamburger buns.
How To Make…Homemade Vegan Hamburger Buns
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- 1 tablespoon active dry yeast
- 1/2 cup warm water
- 2 tablespoons organic cane sugar
- 1/2 cup non-dairy milk (I used homemade almond milk)
- 1 flax egg (1 tbs ground flax seeds + 3 tbs water)
- 2 tablespoons organic coconut oil (melted/liquid)
- 1 teaspoon pink himalayan salt
- 3 cups all-purpose organic unbleached flour
- 1 tablespoon organic coconut oil or vegan butter (melted - to brush over the tops)
- sesame seeds
Step 1 | In the bowl of a standing mixer, stir the yeast into the warm water and let it sit until dissolved. In a separate bowl, wisk together the non-dairy milk, flax egg, coconut oil, sugar and pink himalayan salt. Add this to the yeast mixture and stir until well combined. Add all the flour mixture and stir until it forms a shaggy dough. Knead at low speed for 10 minutes (The finished dough should be smooth, feel slightly tacky and spring back when poked). Cover and let the dough rise in a warm spot until doubled in size (approximately one hour). Dust your work area with a little flour and turn out the risen dough on top. Divide the dough into 8 pieces and shape each piece into a tight ball. Transfer the balls onto a baking sheet and let them rise until they look puffy and hamburger-sized (approximately 30 - 40 minutes). Melt the butter and brush it over the risen hamburger buns (This helps the tops to brown and keeps the crust soft). Bake the buns at 375 degree for approximately 15 - 18 minutes (or until golden on the tops). Let the buns cool at room temperature before slicing and using. |
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- OR - Select an option belowEvery neighborhood in town wants a Marczyk Fine Foods, a small, upscale market where the service is as choice as the items offered for sale. But for the first decade, brothers Pete and Paul Marczyk and Pete's wife, Barbara, focused on providing a quality store for the Uptown neighborhood – and everyone driving through. In 2011, though, they branched out with a second store a few miles away on Colfax Avenue, renovated an old hardware store into a garden of good eatin'. As with the original store, there's an attached wine shop – and the popular Burger Night is offered on Fridays in summer here, too.