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White Chocolate Cheesecake
Cheesecake is one of my favorite desserts and I have been meaning to make one for a while now. I had seen a few cheesecake recipes that include white chocolate which is another of my favorite flavours so I decided to go with a white chocolate cheesecake. One of the problems when cooking for one is that most recipes are made for more than one. I don't mind with most things as I can just use the leftovers for lunches. Desserts are different. Most of the cheesecake recipes required 3 or even 4 bricks of cream cheese. No matter how much I love cheesecake I didn't really like the idea of eating 3 bricks of cream cheese in the form of cheesecake over the next few days. Another problem with dessert recipes is that they often include eggs and it is hard to divide an egg in half so you are restricted in the amount that you can reduce a recipe by. Luckily the cheesecake recipe called for one egg per brick of cream cheese. Even when using the one brick recipe there was enough to fill 2 of my individual size spring form pans.
I used the same crust that I used in my Fresh Strawberry Pie. It worked much better with the cheesecake than it did with the strawberry pie. I was able to get the cheesecake out of the pan with the crust intact.
The cheesecake was amazing! It was creamy and good with a hint of chocolate. I will definitely be making this again. It was really simple to make and it filled my place with an amazing smell while it was baking.
White Chocolate Cheesecake(makes 2 servings)
Printable Recipe
1/2 cup pecans
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1 tablespoon butter (melted)
3.5 ounces white chocolate (chopped)
2 tablespoons heavy cream cream
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese (softened)
2 tablespoons sugar
1 egg
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1. Mix the pecans, melted butter and brown sugar in a food processor.
2. Press the pecan mixture into the bottom of a spring form pan.
3. Melt the chocolate and in the heavy cream in a double boiler.
4. Mix the cream cheese and sugar.
5. Beat in the egg.
6. Mix in the white chocolate and vanilla extract.
7. Pour the mixture into the spring form pan.
8. Bake in a preheated 325F oven for 55-60 minutes or until it is set.
Note: This recipe makes enough for 2 4 inch spring form pans. Triple the recipe for an 8 inch spring form pan and quadruple the recipe for a 10 inch spring form pan.
There were a lot of amazing looking berries at the farmers market I picked up a few of them. What better way to eat a cheesecake than with fresh berry sauce. For the first cheesecake I did a raspberry sauce:
Raspberry Sauce
1/2 cup raspberries (mashed)
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons water
1. Mix everything in a small saucepan.
2. Bring to a boil and simmer until the sauce thickens.
For the second cheesecake, I did a blueberry sauce:
Blueberry Sauce
1/2 cup blueberries (blended)
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon cornstarch
2 tablespoons water
1. Mix everything in a small saucepan.
2. Bring to a boil and simmer until the sauce thickens.
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I don't agree with the title of the thread. I think that Pacquiao and his camp are just as much to blame for the match up not happening up to this point. Floyd makes a statement that he offered Manny 40 million to meet him May 5th. He also said that he agreed to send 20 million of that within 48 hours if they would accept the deal. From what Floyd says, they came back saying it had to be a 50 - 50 split. Mayweather would not agree to that.
Does that mean that he's ducking Manny? I don't think so. IMO he had a valid argument. If the gates that he draws are consistently larger than Manny has been able to draw, why should he do a 50 50 split? Makes sense to me.....
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Also, the look on Stephen A. Smith face says it all for me in that first video that you posted....
This fight needs to happen..But I also think that Mayweather needs to have a split purse..I would not mind a winner take all scenerio or stipulation....I dont know if Mayweather is ducking Paq or not..I just wanna see the fight happen
Stop this madness. Money May never ducked this goon a day in his life.
As long as Bob Arum is involved in all of this, this fight will NEVER happen.
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Look at that video.
He's scared. Ducking. By the way, Pacquaio already agreed to all the testing a long time ago. Mayweather scared.
I wouldn't rule out Timothy Bradley upsetting Pacquiao and getting a shot at Mayweather. I know it may be a long shot to some, but he's a local fighter here and has been impressive as of late. I've seen most of his fights up close and the guy can hold his own! Not a knockout guy but any means, but can box with the best of them. I could definitely see a match between Bradley and Mayweather in the not to distant future for a battle of "undefeateds" if Bradley were to catch PacMan by surprise.
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Pete Townsend Says Roger Daltrey Is Happier Than Ever Onstage
Friday, April 12, 2013
Pete Townshend says that nearly 50 years after forming the Who, Roger Daltrey is the happiest he's ever been on stage. The Who is currently on hiatus after wrapping the North American dates of its Quadrophenia & More Tour in late February. The band kicks off the tour's European leg on June 8th in Dublin. Townshend spoke to MSN and spoke about how times have changed for the pair on the road today, explaining, "On stage in Hamilton, (Ontario) Roger had one song where his sound went to pieces. I think his in-ear monitors went off and he got a bit down and I was in the middle of playing a guitar solo and I went over to him and I grinned and I laughed and he finally grinned and laughed back and I thought, y'know, that's not something that I would ever have thought of when I was a younger man. I would have thought well f*** him, let him drown (laughs). Now I kind of want him to be okay and I want to be there to support him."
Townshend shed some light on the stage dynamics between the pair in 2013: "I'm not happy in the role of accompanist to anybody at all. Y'know, I don't mind accompanying myself but I've got so spoiled for years of playing my own music but this is okay. This is better than okay, this is good, I'm doing a good job, and Roger is doing a good job, and I don't think I've ever seen Roger happier. But then again, maybe back in 1964 if we'd given him absolute and total control he would have been happy back then too. He does have absolute control of what's on the stage at the moment and it's working very well, so it's good."
Although he wrote and produced the Who's 1973 Quadrophenia project, Pete Townshend credits Roger Daltrey for conceiving the band's current tour behind the classic rock opera. Townshend told us that Daltrey that has actually realized his original goal for the album back in the day: "When Quadrophenia was first finished, back in '73, one of my frustrations was that I imagined it was going to go straight out on the road -- not exactly as a show, but something quite close to a show. So, for me, that realization of the music as a show is really important. But there's something else about it, which is great for me, which is that you can hear that Roger has, a, y'know, a tremendous creative investment in this. And I think it's one of the few things we've done, where we've been able to come together. Y'know, what Roger is doing these days, he's actually creating a new way of putting it across, and as he says, bringing it up to date."
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Post 65 drops two of three, snaps losing streak against Canova-Salem
Humboldt hurlers kept Dell Rapids Legion Post 65 batters guessing all game long Monday, June 17, as they held Dells to just one hit, securing a 6-0 victory.Dell Rapids' Jason Michel's hit kept Post 65 from being no hit. Tanner Solberg walked twice.On the mound for Dell Rapids to start the game was Spencer Kerzman, who threw three innings before Zane Schumacher pitched the last four.Wednesday, June 19, Dell Rapids' home contest against Vermillion yielded similar results. Post 65 fell 6-1 at Rickeman Field.Weston Hansen and Schumacher had two hits each, and Michel added one. Solberg scored the lone run for Dell Rapids.Dell Rapids starting pitcher Cody Nielsen threw five innings. Hansen threw the final two.A rough week for the Dell Rapids finally turned around Friday when the bats woke up and Post 65 slugged its way to a 7-5 win over Canova-Salem.
Dell Rapids, earning nine base hits, was led by Hansen and Nate Klein with two hits each. Hansen had two doubles and two runs batted in. Matt Kolbeck, Solberg, Michel, Derrick Vortherms and Cole Langer each had one hit.Kerzman threw five innings for Dell Rapids before Langer came in to face the first two batters in the sixth inning, Solberg closed the game."Very nice to break the losing streak," said Ryan Robb, Post 65 manager. "Our bats finally showed up again on Friday."
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Phoronix: A New Game Ported To Run On Wayland/Weston
A new open-source game (actually, two games) have been ported to run on Wayland without a dependence on X11...
i though its just a matter of pressing poop on the compile button and the new gtk/qt will take care of everything. i don't buy that. it'll probably be an arduous journey in porting many x11 apps, especially since most FOSS projects are basically in penury.
So, when will AMD support Wayland?
Aaah Neverball. I wasted so many hours on you. Finished every damn level but the last... and then 1.5 came along, which totally changed the level categories and reset my progress.
Programs that do not use the Wayland-native toolkits will have to be either ported to another toolkit, or run on XWayland. The difficulties are for programs that use no toolkits at all and speak directly to X11, which have to be rewritten to speak the Wayland protocol instead.
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Hats Off! to Heather Bell Adams of Raleigh who placed twice in the 2013 Southern Literary Contest sponsored by the Union County Writers' Club: First Place in the poetry category for her poem entitled "Empty Space;" and Second Place in the short fiction category for her short story entitled "Green River Gorge."
Hats Off! to Katherine Crawford who writes a weekly parenting/outdoors/general life column for The Greenville News in Greenville, SC. It runs every Thursday.
Hats Off! to Joan Howard who had five poems published in The Eclectic Muse: A Poetry Journal, Volume 19, Christmas 2013.
Hats Off! to T.Q. Bernier who recently published her debut novel. Blood & Parcels begins in nineteenth-century France amid the stirrings of World War I and follows five generations of the powerful, somewhat underhanded Dusant family from France into the sultry heat of the Caribbean.
Hats Off! to Laurence Holden who has two poems in winter issue of Written River: Journal of Eco-Poetics.
Hats Off! to Laurence Holden whose poem "Death, at Night" won Second Place (Educator Category) in the Georgia Poetry Society's annual awards. Click here to listen to Laurence read his poem.
Hats Off! to Sheila Webster Boneham whose essay "The 'I' States" appears in the Winter Issue of The Museum of Americana: A Literary Review. Sheila also has blogged about the essay.
Hats Off! to Joan Howard whose poem "Exhaustion" appears in Miller's Pond Winter Edition 2014. She also has four poems in the anthology Red Fox Run published by Ridgeline Alliance.
Hats Off! to Katherine Scott Crawford whose debut historical novel Keowee Valley is the #1 e-Bestseller at Amazon in the categories of western, historical, and historical romance. Keowee Valley is set in the Revolutionary-era Carolinas and in the Cherokee country. Pat Conroy calls it, "A terrific first novel."
Hats Off! to Catherine Carter whose poem "The Wooly Adelgid" won the Still 2013 Poetry Contest award and was published in the Fall 2013 issue.
Hats Off! to Jack J. Prather who earned finalist honors and a $250 prize in the 2013 Pundit Contest at www.allvoices.com. His reflections about the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy was one of 35 articles selected from 66,000 that were eligible for the contest. The judging panel included noted journalist and writer Eleanor Clift.
Hats Off! to Joseph Mills whose poetry chapbook Exit, Pursued by a Bear, was one of two winners in the 2013 November Pad Chapbook Challenge, sponsored by Writer's Digest. In Exit, Pursued By a Bear, Mills uses Shakespeare and stage directions to guide his poems while still trying to incorporate the November prompts.
Hats Off! to Alice Osborn whose poem "The Bear and the Maiden Fair" appears in Quantum Fairy Tales.
Hats Off! to Sheila Webster Boneham whose book Drop Dead on Recall (Midnight Ink, 2012) has won the Maxwell Award for Fiction in the Dog Writers Association of America's annual competition. Three of Sheila's nonfiction books have won Maxwell's in the past.
Hats Off! to Tamra Wilson whose essay "Mayo's" will appear in the upcoming issue of The Nassau Review.
Hats Off to Joan Leotta whose short story "Cottonwood Grove" will be published by Western Trail Blazers as a single release with the option to anthologize it in the future.
Hats Off! to Joan Leotta whose short story "Red Apron" won $100 in the 2013 Intergeneration Storytelling Contest. Her story "Rings" received a Certificate of Distinction from the same contest, sponsored by the Intergeneration Foundation.
Hats Off! to Erika Hoffman: she needs your vote! Her story "The Bucket List" is one of five finalists in a weekly writing contest sponsored by Midlife Collage. Go to www.midlifecollage.com to read and comment on the stories! Then vote for it in the Closing Argument section. It's an extremely close race, and voting ends at noon on Sunday, February 3. So get out the vote! Every vote counts.
Hats Off! to Joseph Cavano, who is proud to announce that his baby, "The Widows Tale," has been accepted for publication. It will appear later this year in the Press 53 anthology, Everywhere Stories: Fiction from a Small Planet. Editor Cliff Garstang received over 600 submissions. The author has just completed a new short story collection he hopes to have published sometime in 2014.
Hats Off! to Kim Church of Raleigh, author of the debut novel Byrd, will be featured at the 20th annual Virginia Festival of the Book, produced by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities. The Festival, which takes place March 19-23, is held in venues throughout Charlottesville and Albemarle County, VA, and is now the largest educational book event in the mid-Atlantic, drawing a cumulative annual attendance of more than 20,000.
Hats Off! to Joan Leotta whose poem "Around the Round Oak Table" has been accepted by Fragrance, a British publication. She first heard about the call for submissions through the NCWN website.
. . . to Sandra Ann Winters, whose poem "Death of Alaska" won first prize and 1000 Euros in the Gregory O'Donoghue International Poetry Competition, sponsored by the Munster Literature Centre in Ireland. The Centre flew her to Cork, Ireland, where she read her winning entry February 16 at the Cork Spring Literature Festival 2011. Her poem will be published in the Irish poetry journal, Southword. Announcement of her winning entry can be found at the festival blog site: http://www.munsterlit.ie/ .
.... to Linda Rohrbough. Linda has an iPhone App of her workshop "Pitch Your Book" and her first novel The Prophetess I: At Risk, both coming out in Spring of 2011.
. . . to Suzy Barile, Wake Tech Community College instructor, whose essay titled "Richard Caswell Swain 1837-1872" is included in Shannon, Illinois: 150 Years -- 1860-2010, published for the Illinois town's sesquicentennial celebration. Swain was one of the first physicians in the then-frontier town of Shannon and Barile's great-great uncle. She also is the author of Undaunted Heart: The True Story of a Southern Belle & a Yankee General (Eno 2009).
......David Rigsbee's new chapbook The Pilot House, winner of the 2009 Black River Chapbook Contest, has just been published by Black Lawrence Press. More information is available at http://blacklawrence.wordpress.com/2011/01/29/a-sneak-peek-at-the-pilot-house/.
Hats Off! to Richard Krawiec, who has been asked to be on the Advisory Panel of Writing for Peace, a nonprofit organization dedicated to cultivating empathy through education and creative writing in order to develop a foundation of compassion on which to build a more peaceful world.
Hats Off! to Gwenyfar Rohler, whose novella is serialized this year in Encore Magazine. Titled "Contract Killer: Memoirs of a Reluctant Reaper," the latest installment is here.
Hats Off! to Malinda Dunlap Fillingim, whose poem "Biscuits" has been selected by the Winston-Salem poetry project, Poetry in Plain Sight, for its March 2013 edition.
Hats Off! to Glenda Barrett, whose poem "Final Wish" was accepted by Barely South. Also, her essay "The French Harp" was accepted for Bread 'n Molasses.
Hats Off! to Valerie Nieman, whose poem "Live With It," published in the ...and Love... anthology edited by Richard Krawiec, has been accepted for the new Virgina Quarterly Review Instapoetry project. She's "jazzed to think of this poem visualized."
Hats off! to Carol Cooley, whose essay was chosen for a second volume anthology, Unruly Catholic Women Writers, Creative Responses to Catholicism. The essay collection will be published by SUNY Press. The release date is slated for November 2013.
Hats Off! to Kathryn Etters Lovatt of Camden, SC, who has been named SC Arts Commission's Prose Writer for 2013. This $5,000 grant is awared every other year.
Hats Off! to new author in town, Irene Menendez. Macaroni Ponytail, her first illustrated children's book, appeared in "New and Notable" by Ben Steelman of the Wilmington Star-News, and her first booksigning was held at Two Sisters Bookery in Wilmington with standing room only.
Hats Off! to LC Fiore and Richard Krawiec, who finished first and second respectively in the Winston-Salem Writers Ten-Minute Play Contest. Fiore's "The Pit" and Krawiec's "Disabilities" will be given a staged reading and a discussion, moderated by Nathan Ross Freeman, in late April.
Hats Off! to Lavonne Adams of Wilmington, whose new poem "Disparity," appears in the Winter 2012 issue of CALYX: A Journal of Art and Literature by Women.
. . . to Sandra Adams. Two poems by Sandra Ervin Adams, "Shame," and "Family of Man," appear online in the February 2010, Black History Month edition of The Dead Mule.


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"There are some books that refuse to be written. They stand their ground year after year and will not be persuaded. It isn't because the book is not there and worth being written -- it is only because the right form of the story does not present itself. There is only one right form for a story and if you fail to find that form the story will not tell itself."
—Mark Twain (1835-1910) [Samuel Langhorne Clemens] American author, humorist
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This month we are reading "The Abortionist's Daughter" by Elisabeth Hyde. Come join us on Thursday, January 20th @ 7:00 pm.
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Teen Book Club
Wellington Public Library
Teen Book Club is reading "Life as we know it". Come join us with your thoughts and comments.
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First Prize Give-A-Way
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After 5 hours of reading you will be eligible for the first prize beginning June 14th.
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Skeeter The Clown
Wellington Public Library
The circus is coming to town. Skeeter the clown will be joining us to share some laughs.
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Indiana Bones
Leeper Center
Indian Bones (aka Mike McCartney) is an Emmy Award winning writer, producer, and performing artist. He combines archeology, action, adventure, ancient legends, mythology and folklore into his stories.
June 18 End Date
Teen book club will be reading Milkweed.
July 2010
July 9 End Date
Musician Andy Mason
Leeper Center
His is a touring musician from New Mexico who spends his summers doing reading programs.
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Second Prize Give-A-Way
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After 10 hours of reading you will be eligible for the second prize beginning July 12th.
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TeensRead Book Club
The TeensRead Book club will be reading "The Hunt For The Seventh" by Christine Morton-Shaw
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Local Drummer Rob Terrell
Leeper Center
Local drummer Rob Terrell will be demonstrating different kinds of drumming and doing rhythm storytelling.
July 22 End Date
Book Club
Adult book club will be reading and discussing "Cane River" by Lalita Tademy
August 2010
August 3 End Date
Outdoor Craft Fair
Wellington Public Library
A variety of craft activities for the kids and the Hydro Water trailer will be on site. The town of Windsor has agreed to bring and share their Hydro Water trailer. Thank-you Windsor!
August 10 End Date
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TeensRead Book Club
TeensRead Book Club will be reading "Distant Waves" by Suzanne Weyn.
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TeensRead Book Club
Teen Book Club will be reading "Cupcake Queen" by Heather Hepler.
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TeensRead Book Club
Come join us in reading "Diary of a Teenage Girl: Caitlin, Becoming Me" by Melody Carlson
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Food for Fines
Bring in canned goods and your fines will be forgiven.
December 7 End Date
December 7 End Date
Gary Raham, author and artist
Come and learn how a paleoartist opens windows to the past.
December 9 End Date
Adult Book Club
Wellington Public Library
Christmas is the theme for this months Book Club. Read a book about Christmas and join us to share your thoughts.
December 14 End Date
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Robb Terrell and Co
Robb Terrell and Company tell stories on drums.
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Ann Lincoln's Juggling show
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Cody Langstrom Magic and Fun
Cody Langstrom Magic and Fun
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Book Club Meeting
Wellington Public Library
The Ghost by Robert Harris
June 19 End Date
Learn Martial Arts and Yoga
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Children's Summer Reading Program
June 25 End Date
Singer/Songwriter Andy Mason
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Children's Summer Reading Program
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July 2012
July 10 End Date
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Ann Lincoln's "I Dreamed I was a Genie" Magic Show
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The Wellington Olympics!
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Wellington Library Friends presents local author, Nancy Hansford
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"Northern Colorado Ghost Stories" Buy the Book, See the Author
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Library Closed
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Gingerbread House
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
February 2013
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Library Closed
Library Closed for Presidents' Day
February 26 End Date
February 28 End Date
Book Club
The Color of Law by Mark Gimenez
March 2013
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Make a Hoo Instrument
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March 12 End Date
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Plant a Lorax Tree
Come in and plant a Lorax Tree today!
March 26 End Date
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Paper Airplane Contest
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Ruby Among Us by Tina Ann Forkner
April 9 End Date
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Library Friends Book Sale
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Eyestone Art Show
Art from Eyestone Elementary will be displayed at the library.
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Summer Reading Program Begins
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Ann Lincoln: Dino Girl
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Book Club Meeting
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Plaque and Flagpole Dedication for Gene Ann Trant
Plaque and Flagpole Dedication for Gene Ann Trant
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Larimer County Search and Rescue
Larimer County Search and Rescue
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Library Closed
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Swan Song
September 24 End Date
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December 16 End Date
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Make an ornament at the library
December 17 End Date
Preschool Storytime
December 18 End Date
Creative Christmas Sweater Day
Wear your most creative Christmas sweater today!
December 24 End Date
Closing at 3 p.m.
Closing at 3 p.m.
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Closing at 3 p.m.
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January 6 End Date
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Open House
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January 15 End Date
Used Book Sale Grand Opening
The Library Friends will have their Grand Opening of the new location for the Used Book Sale.
January 16 End Date
Book Club Meeting
The Book Club will be meeting to discuss "Orphan Train", by Christina Baker Kline.
January 28 End Date
February 2014
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Presidents' Day
February 20 End Date
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The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom
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June 2 End Date
Summer Reading Program Begins
Summer Reading Program Begins
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Dance with Lydia
Summer Reading Program Dance with Lydia
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Book Club
The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman
June 10 End Date
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June 30 End Date
Summer Reading Program 1st Prize Giveaway
Summer Reading Program 1st Prize Giveaway
July 2014
July 1 End Date
Magic and Juggling with Ann Lincoln
Magic and Juggling with Ann Lincoln
July 4 End Date
Closed for 4th of July
July 7 End Date
July 8 End Date
July 9 End Date
"What Kind of Bird is That?" with Bill West
"What Kind of Bird is That?" with Bill West
July 15 End Date
The Bubble Lady
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Friends Ice Cream Social
Bring in your library card and we will give you ice cream!
July 22 End Date
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Summer Reading Program 2nd Prize Giveaway
Summer Reading Program 2nd Prize Giveaway
July 29 End Date
Walking Ancient Seashores with Gary Raham
Summer Reading Program Walking Ancient Seashores with Gary Raham
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RATINGS: 1350 WEIGHTED AVG: 3.92 SEASONAL: Winter IBU: 63 EST. CALORIES: 235 ABV: 7.85%
AKA Holiday Ale
AKA Holiday Leftover Ale
AKA Brown Sugar Substitute
This sad holiday season we didnt have the brewing capacity to make our favorite seasonal brew, the widely feared BrownShugga Ale. You see we had a couple of really good years (thank you very much) and so heading into this season while we are awaiting the January delivery of a new brewhouse we are jammin along brewing 80 barrels of IPA and PILS and such every 3 hours. A couple of months back we realized that since we can only brew a mere 60 barrels of Shugga every 5 hours, that we were seriously screwed. For every case of Shugga brewed, wed short 3 cases of our favorite daily beers. Its a drag. This year, we brewed something that we think is also cool and brews more like our daily brews. The new brewhouse will help insure this kind of failure never happens again. Its a mess that we can not brew our BrownShugga this year and we suck for not doing it. There is nothing cool about screwing this up this badly and we know it. Maybe we can sue our own sorry selves. There is no joy in our hearts this holiday and the best we can hope for is a quick and merciful end. F*@& us. This totally blows. Whatever. We freaking munch moldy donkey butt and we just want it to be all over...
So this substitute beer is a Cereal Medley of Barley, Rye, Wheat, and Oats . Full of complexishness from the 4 grains, and weighing in at 7.85% abv, Then joyously dry-hopped for that big aroma and resinous hop flavor.
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Dranesville District
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Communities included in the Dranesville District generally include McLean, Herndon, Great Falls, and parts of Falls Church and Vienna.
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Dranesville Supervisor Foust's Office Relocated until spring 2015
The McLean Governmental Center at 1437 Balls Hill Road, is undergoing a major renovation effort to expand the facilities for the McLean District Police Station. Consequently, while the renovation is underway, the McLean office of Dranesville District Supervisor John Foust has been temporarily relocated.
The Dranesville Supervisor's office is now 6649-A Old Dominion Drive, McLean 22101, in the McLean Square Shopping Center (also known as The Balducci's Shopping Center). This is the same location that housed the Dolley Madison Library during its renovation in 2010 and 2011.
Supervisor Foust and his staff are still reachable at their current telephone number and at their existing email addresses.
During the renovation period the McLean Police will still be located in the Governmental Center at 1437 Balls Hill Road. The public community room at that site, however, will not be available. In-person absentee voting for the general election in November will be moved to the Dolley Madison Library at 1244 Oak Ridge Avenue in Mclean.
For more information about the renovation and the move please call Ben Wiles in the office of Supervisor Foust at (703) 356-0551.
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Next stop: BIOS Modesetting
Phoronix: CoreBoot Gains Native VGA Text Mode
While Luc Verhaegen (one of the original RadeonHD driver developers) has been out of work since right after FOSDEM when he was laid off by Novell due to cutbacks, he hasn't quit coding. While Luc hasn't been working on the RadeonHD driver, or any ATI driver for that matter, one of the projects that he has gotten involved with is CoreBoot, the project formerly known as LinuxBIOS. As part of this work over the past few months, Luc is announcing today that he has been successful in implementing a native VGA text-mode within CoreBoot...
Next stop: BIOS Modesetting
I don't understand the difference. How can use have VGA without using the graphics card???Until now, if you wanted working graphics with coreboot, you were still tied to the PCI option rom of your graphics card. This code i just pushed out makes even this last vestige of non-free software disappear.
Or is it that the API is the same on all GPU's/IGP's to get VGA?
There really is a need for both direct programming and BIOS-based modesetting. The benefit of BIOS-based modesetting is that maintenance is lower (letting devs spend more time on other pressing issues like 3D) and support for new GPUs can be faster, but direct programming has benefits too.
Direct programming can insulate you from BIOS-related problems, give you a solution for cases where the BIOS is not accessible, and gives you a fallback that is likely to "always work" when all else fails. You need to be willing to spend the time to "get it right" for each platform, but Luc understands that and does put in the effort to get it right.
VGA hardware is supposed to be common across GPUs (although "supposed to be" is not the same as "is") so this seems like an ideal application for direct programming.
Impressive that so much is possible at such an early stage, and even with the very limited about space. I think CoreBoot with payload is limited to 4MiB?
Given what BIOS is an acronym for
Perhaps "basic" and "I/O" should be updated, as CoreBoot is more than just "basic I/O"
In my opinion; much, much less than the scattering of resources.
About my code here; VGA is to some extent a standard. I bring up the standard textmode, and set the hardware up just so that it can fully display this standard textmode. There is no further attempt to change the mode after this, as this requires more knowledge than just the vga standard and thus requires a proper driver. But... Pushing text into the vga framebuffer, and then moving the location of the framebuffer and the cursor, that is very much possible and very general and standard still. And this is exactly what linux later on does to display its console.
This is the solution here, and it is the perfect solution for a very necessary usecase as well. Everything beyond this requires a proper driver.
And John, this is not a BIOS based modeset. It is a GPLed C based modeset, for a stack of software intended to replace one part of what usually is BIOS functionality. It is definitely not legacy, and it never will be either.
"input/output = 127888/51194 = 2.498"
This is from the coreboot compile log, using the old style compression method. Coreboot in less than 64kB.
Then, to be able to get some useful functionality, SeaBIOS is added and this currently amounts to 70kB uncompressed.
If both are moved into CBFS (coreboot fs) it would be using less than 128kB. For C code, not for handcrafted asm.
But, really, coreboot is not limited by anything, just the size of the flash chip, which today is never less than 256kB, and sometimes boards are being shipped with 2MB. And there are even bigger SPI chips out there.
I know calling the previous BIOS implementation (code written in x86 assembler rather than CPU-independent bytecodes) "legacy" doesn't sit well with you but in fairness the decision was made long before either of us were involved. Knowing what I do today I would probably have suggested "classic" rather than "legacy"


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Agunot: A Different Kind of Hostage
Divorce is meant to take care of the wife. But occasionally, a husband will manipulate the system.
The following article is excerpted from "A Different Kind of Hostage," originally published in Moment magazine. Reprinted here with permission from the estate of Robert Gordis.
The most agonizing moral challenge confronting Jewish law in modern times is nearly 2,000 years old. It is the plight of the agunah, "the chained wife," which has troubled Jews through the centuries. No one who has read Chaim Grade's powerful novel The Agunah will soon forget its tragic heroine, whose husband has left her and refuses to give her a get (Jewish divorce), so that she can never remarry.
A Problem Since Biblical Times
Actually, the novel describes only one of several categories of agunah. Fundamentally, the pathetic situation of these women stems from the fact that the rabbinic interpretation of Deuteronomy 24:1-4 places the initiative for the issuance of a get solely in the hands of the husband. The tragedy has been immeasurably compounded in modern times by the erosion of authority in the Jewish community, so that the community itself is now powerless to compel the husband's obedience.
The problem has a long and painful history. The ancient and medieval rabbis were highly sensitive to the woman's undeserved suffering and sought every conceivable method of freeing the agunah from her chains. Thus, the Talmud went so far as to rule that if the woman herself had evidence that her husband had died, her unsubstantiated testimony would be acceptable and she would be declared a widow, free to remarry.
The radical character of this decision becomes clear if it is recalled that this ruling sets aside three fundamental principles of halakhah [Jewish law]--first, the rabbinic rule that a woman is ineligible to testify as a witness; second, the biblical law that two witnesses are required to establish valid evidence; third, the rabbinic principle "adam karov etzel atzmo"--"every person is close and partial to himself"--and, therefore, his testimony on a case in which he is involved is invalid. Nonetheless, the rabbis accepted the woman's sole testimony as a witness.
Furthermore, the rabbis in medieval and modern times left no stone unturned in searching for the missing husband and in the effort to persuade him to issue a Jewish divorce to his abandoned wife.
It is clear from the sources that customary law, as practiced over a period of 10 centuries in Egypt and Palestine, employed far-reaching procedures to compensate for the women's legal inability to dissolve a marriage. These provisions dealt not only with the problem of abandonment; they also made it possible for the woman to demand and receive a divorce when she found her marriage intolerable. In fact, documents have survived that indicate that in some cases it was sufficient for the wife to come to the court and declare, "Lo erhemeh"--"I do not love him"--in order for the judges to compel the husband to issue a divorce.
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End Games
1. End Games
He sighed with relief as his knife clicked open under his hands, and he began harvesting the athelas, fear for the Ringbearer's life driving the speed of his fingers. That was when he felt more than heard a slight motion to his left. He reacted a second too late, to find something cold and hard at his throat. His training took over and his eyes glanced right, center, left, seeking the number, weaponry, and position of his assailants. How had such a threat come so close, yet he unable to feel the chill that emanated from servants of the shadow?
His muscles loosened a moment later as his reason told him there was no danger, and his tension subsided instantly. It was the dull side of the blade that kissed his skin, and still he felt no deadly fear, no sense of evil. He turned his head to the blade's wielder.
They had played this game many times. Elladan and Elrohir had begun it as part of his training in his youth, and the sign of their success was a weapon in position to threaten his life. It became a point of honor for him that mortal or no, he had honed his senses to be nearly equal to the Firstborn. By the time he was 30, even an Elf could not creep up on him unawares; he would speak or turn to face them within the final few feet. The twins had mostly given up trying by then, though they still found occasional sport in testing his skill.
In Lórien, Arwen had laughed about his stories of the contest, and taken it up herself. He owned that he enjoyed her version much more, as catching the twins merely meant he could laugh, and even - though he would not name it so - gloat a bit. Catching their sister at it won him a smile and a kiss. For this reason, it was a game he did not tire of. Often he would hear her stealthy approach, and wait until the last moment so that she would think ah, this time she had won. Only for him to speak at the last moment, turn to her, smile, and slide his arms around her waist to collect his prize. She would bestow his reward with good will, and laugh, "Never can I catch this Ranger off his guard! Are all Rangers so?" He would laugh in turn and assure her that only Rangers trained by her brothers were so crafty.
Now he grimaced as she spoke her surprise at this victory and drew the blade away from him. She had shown him clearly that his worry over Frodo had made him careless, bringing danger closer to them all. He realized he had counted on the terror that streamed from the wraiths like frozen breath, counted on it to alert him to their nearness; a failing he could not afford in the contest for Frodo's life. When he turned fully Arwen's eyes searched his face and the game and all mirth fell away. Now there was only her intent gaze as he explained his task, and her willingness to share this as she had shared so much else with him.
"What I have learned of my father's skills may serve him," she said, and whistled for her horse. Rapidly he indicated where their camp lay and she mounted Asfaloth and was off even as Aragorn bent to harvest the rest of the athelas.
He returned to the camp as she knelt by the moaning hobbit and spoke soft words, calling his name. Her gentle fingers wiped his brow and eased cloak and shirt from the wound at his shoulder. As they tended to Frodo and sought to ease him, Aragorn saw her face grow anxious, confirming how grave his companion's wound was.
His decision could no longer be delayed. It will be safer for me to take the Ringbearer on Asfaloth - the wraiths will follow us and leave the others. "Stay with the halflings. I will send horses for you." His words were to the point, but his eyes said more.
She spoke gently, but stood straight and tall as she gainsaid him for the first time. "I will take him. I am the swifter rider." He knew she was right, for her lighter weight would make for more speed, even on a horse such as Asfaloth, trained by Glorfindel himself.
His pride at her bravery warred with his fear for her, and that fear made him curt. "The road is very dangerous." She had learned the sword, as all did in Imladris, but she did this because Elrond thought it needful; she was no warrior, Aragorn knew.
"Frodo is dying. If I can get across the river, the power of my people will protect him." Reading his face or his thought, he knew not which, she dropped her voice, "I do not fear them."
Ah, but you should, he thought as his hand found hers. "My dear one." The words were on his lips before the intent was formed, even as he helped her into the saddle. She might not have experienced the depth of evil she faced, and he could not ward her against it with his knowledge. He could only hope that in her ignorance lay their salvation, that she would not be paralyzed by the fear that the Black Riders spread about them. "Arwen, ride hard," he said, giving her the only help he could, "don't look back."
He watched as she rode into danger without his blade, his strength or his cunning - she took only his heart on this perilous ride. His eyes betrayed his fear as somewhere behind he heard Sam's anguish echo his own.
Brave, loyal Sam. That which each of us loves best rides with the fate of Middle-earth and we are powerless to protect them. "Valar guard them both," he whispered, as he turned and set about finding what safety he could for Merry, Pippin and Sam.
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1. I believe that Arwen is being cagey about what protects Rivendell. She knows quite well it is the power of the Elven Ring Vilya that is actually at work, but will not reveal it until Elrond deems it safe to do so.
2. The translations at http://www.elvish.org/gwaith/movie.htm indicate the dialogue as 'Be iest lîn' or 'as you wish.' Others maintain that what Viggo Mortensen actually says is 'min älskling' which is Danish for 'my darling.' I find that more likely since 'as you wish' seems very cold.
This is a work of fan fiction, written because the author has an abiding love for the works of J R R Tolkien. The characters, settings, places, and languages used in this work are the property of the Tolkien Estate, Tolkien Enterprises, and possibly New Line Cinema, except for certain original characters who belong to the author of the said work. The author will not receive any money or other remuneration for presenting the work on this archive site. The work is the intellectual property of the author, is available solely for the enjoyment of Henneth Annûn Story Archive readers, and may not be copied or redistributed by any means without the explicit written consent of the author.


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Banana Oatmeal Raisin Muffins
Holiday baking is probably over but I have yet another great baking recipe to share with you all—banana oatmeal raisin muffins. I have always loved banana nut muffins, and raisin butter cake, so this muffin is sort of combining all my favorite ingredients into one, with the addition of oatmeal for the extra fiber and nutrition.
This muffin is rather filling because of the high-energy bananas and also the oatmeal, but the taste is absolutely delicious. It's perfect as a breakfast, with a cup of milk or coffee, and a quick pick-me-up afternoon snack. I have also packed this for my son so he can have it at his day care.
The new year is just around the corner and I wish you all a very happy and healthy 2013. Have a great one!
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Looks delicious! Love how you added oatmeal to make them healthier!
chocolate chip muffin :)
love tis recipe…my most favorite of all :)
Great recipes, have shared with friends :)
i'm not a huge berry boy, so I prefer the simple ones with light choccolate pieces in it.
Anything with bananas catches my attention. I'll attempt this recipe when i get hold of some bananas.
Wud like try the recipe however, pls advise how many grams are:
1-1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup quick cooking oats
1-1/2 cup flour is approximately 187.50g.
1/2 cup brown sugar is approximately 113g.
1/2 cup oat is approximately 46g.
Instead of raisins can I use chopped walnuts or chopped almonds. thank you
You can try. Chopped walnut is more common to add to banana muffin recipe, that may work.
Yum, these would be great to have every morning! Super healthy :)
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What about raisins, oil and milk – in grams?
Can I use this recipe to make Banana Oatmeal Raisins Cake instead?
I made these over the weekend and they turned out to be superb! All 12 muffins vanished in just a few seconds! Thank you for the wonderful recipe, this is my first time on Rasa Malaysia and looking forward to try out the other recepies as well.
Is it OK to replace 1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons milk with yogurt? Thanks, Wenz.
I added cranberries & almond slivers instead of raisins. I added a few pats of melted butter and a tsp of vanilla to the oil. I also added a little of cinnamon sugar, nutmeg & allspice to the flour mixture. I put cinnamon sugar on top instead of oatmeal. Delicious ! My kids loved it. Will make again!!
Hi !
What can be the substitute of banana ?


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Texas State Senator Jeff Wentworth and The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility partnered today to bring a life-saving lesson about the dangers of drunk driving and underage drinking to students of Antonian College Preparatory High School. Brandon Silveria and his father Tony spoke to students about the importance of "making the right choice" about alcohol – and if students are under the age of 21, the only responsible decision is not to drink. Brandon is a young man who was involved in an alcohol-related crash at age 17 just before his high school prom. The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility is a national not-for-profit organization funded by distillers dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking.
"The most recent statistics available show that in 2005 there were 1,569 alcohol-related traffic fatalities in Texas, 282 of these deaths were among youth under 21 (NHTSA 2005). One death is one too many," said Senator Wentworth. We must do more to keep the teens of Texas safe and alcohol-free. I am proud to have Brandon and Tony Silveria with us today to communicate their life-saving message."
"In Texas, 1,211 youths under age 18 were arrested for driving under the influence, 5,137 youths were arrested for liquor law violations, and 3,350 youths were arrested for drunkenness (UCR 2005)," said Shannon Adams of The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility. "Our goal with this presentation is to raise awareness about this serious problem, and by doing so, save lives in Texas. I'm pleased we were invited to Antonian College Preparatory High School today, and I am hopeful that Brandon and Tony's words will resonate with the students."
During the presentation, Brandon Silveria told students his wrenching story of how as a high school student he had everything a teenager could want—a job, a girlfriend and plans for the future—until he had a few drinks at a party and chose to drive home. After falling asleep at the wheel, crossing the centerline and crashing into a tree, he was left in a coma for three months and spent several years in rehabilitation. Brandon was so badly injured that basic motor functions such as walking, talking and swallowing had to be re-learned. He has permanent brain injury and suffers from dangerous seizures. Brandon's presentations continue to receive standing ovations from students across the country.
"What you become depends on the choices that you make," said Brandon. "When I was seventeen, I had a job and a girlfriend. Because of my crash, I lost both of them. My hope is that by sharing my experiences with other young people, I can prevent others from being hurt or killed."
Through educational efforts such as the Silveria lecture and video program, The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility educates students across the country about the hazards of underage drinking and driving. Since Brandon and his father Tony have become spokespeople for The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, they have addressed well over two million high school students nationwide and have been featured on such television programs as "Rescue 911," NBC's "Today," as well as media outlets across the country.
To request a free copy of "Brandon Tells His Story" or for more information on the Silveria program call (800) 431-4499. The 30-minute video, which won an award from the American Medical Association, is accompanied by supporting curriculum materials and can be used with large or small groups of teens.
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The lighting track connectors are also a very important part of any track lighting system. Such small details allow connecting various fixtures into one system, making the process of controlling it easier and faster. Again, find out what the diameters and types of the wires are before you order any connectors. The circuit connectors designed in "L", "T", and "H" and "X" shapes make the installation process much easier. With the help of such track lighting supplies you will be able to locate the fixtures in the way that you have planned.
If you need to install track lighting fixtures with low voltage applications, a pendant adapter is the perfect detail to help you complete this task. Ensure that the specifications of the supply comply with the line's requirements before you buy it.
If you are still not sure whether you need to install track lighting in your house or office, the following information might help you make the final decision.
What are the benefits of track lighting? The greatest benefit that you will be able to enjoy is their functionality and adjustability. You can install such fixtures everywhere you want. In addition to that, the light coming from the track lights can be adjusted to create an ambiance of your dreams.
How efficient is track lighting? When the lighting fixtures that you select are equipped with LED light bulbs, they offer durable and efficient performance. The money that you will spend on such fixtures will return in the first months of the lights' exploitation.


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Welcome to the School of Economics
The School of Economics is hiring a health economist
Assistant professor in Health Economics and Policy
Welcome to the School of Economics (SOE), the University of Maine's hub of economics and policy research, teaching and public service. Our 23 faculty members are mostly economists; however, we differ from other economics programs in our embrace of interdisciplinary research, teaching and service. As a result, our faculty also consists of an environmental lawyer, a social psychologist, and a human-ecologist. We also team with faculty from other disciplines, including environmental sciences, engineering and psychology, and with stakeholders to generate information helpful in solving problems.
Our undergraduate and graduate programs encourage students to think analytically and critically about social, environmental, and economic issues, and provide a solid foundation for further study and careers in economics, law, public service, business, and applied policy fields. Our conviction is that economics is a powerful tool for understanding society, and flexible enough to allow integration of other disciplines to design policies that solve real-world problems.
Please explore our website to learn more about who we are, and what we do. Please contact me, our graduate programs coordinator Dr. Jonathan Rubin, or our undergraduate programs coordinator Dr. Caroline Noblet if you are interested in joining us.
Professor Mario Teisl
Director, School of Economics