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Research Day 2015
April 6-8, 2015
Research Day is an annual event that allows students to share their research with the University community. Student researchers are given the opportunity to present their research and interact in a professional environment where they are encouraged to discuss their research, both formally and informally. Research Day 2015 will include departmental research symposia, student presentations, student posters, and the Three Minute Thesis student presentation contest. For more information on Research Day 2015, please email or call Dr. Lisa Keys-Mathews (x4640 or email@example.com). There is no Departmental Showcase this year; but if any department would like a table in the Atrium during the poster sessions, please contact Lisa Keys-Mathews as well.
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This year for the first time, departments are encouraged to host a discipline-specific research Symposium on Monday, April 6 in the Guillott University Center. The idea behind the research symposia is to provide an environment for research discussion and brainstorming that is led by students. Students early in their research experience are encouraged to attend and become involved in the round table discussions. The format of the symposia is flexible however some ideas include: Round table research discussions where students discuss their research with other students, illustrated poster presentations where students provide a five minute research synopsis and then attendees view posters and discuss the research with the author(s), and/or faculty research presentations, to name a few. If your department is interested but has questions, please contact Andrea Hunt (email@example.com) in the Department of Sociology and Human Studies. Dr. Hunt and members of the Department, organized a Department Research Symposium in the fall 2014 with great results. The GUC Loft, Room 200, and a banquet hall have been reserved for these events. Departments can request two hour blocks of time. Please contact Lisa Keys-Mathews to reserve space.
Student Research Oral Presentations
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The student research presentations should last from 8-10 minutes with up to 5 minutes for questions. The presentations will occur on April 7-8 in the GUC Loft GUC Room 200, and the Commons Auditorium in two to three hour blocks of time. A research abstract of 150-250 words is required, as well as information about your research mentor and available days and times. For best results, complete your research abstract, including editing by your faculty mentor and others, before you begin the process; the form cannot be saved and started again later. The application for presenting your research is now on-line.
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The poster sessions will occur in the GUC Atrium during the mid-morning and mid-afternoon of April 7-8 (see the application form for exact times). A research abstract of 150-250 words is required, as well as information about your research mentor and available days and times for presentation. For best results, complete your research abstract, including editing by your faculty mentor and others, before you begin the process; the form cannot be saved and started again later. The application for poster presentations is now on-line.
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As President and CEO of Cobalt Networks, Stephen led the company from its market creating roots to a high profile IPO and ultimately a multi-billion dollar acquisition by Sun Microsystems. Stephen is a graduate of Babson College in Wellesley, Mass and has served on many public and private boards throughout the years. Stephen can be followed on Twitter at @swdoutloud.
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Jeff serves as the company's President and is a co-founder of Work Market. Jeff has a long track record as a successful entrepreneur across the technology and services landscape. He has successfully built and sold multiple tech companies, including SpinBack to Buddy Media, which was subsequently purchased by Salesforce.com for $800 million.
Jeff has a deep background and passion for talent management and is widely recognized as a thought leader on labor force evolution. He is a regular speaker on the topic of modernizing workforces and the role of contingent labor has been a contributing writer to Forbes on the topic. Jeff holds a B.S. and an M.S. from Cornell University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School. Jeff can be followed on Twitter at JeffreyWald.
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Then Sings My Soul (How Great Thou Art) composed by Stuart Hine. Arranged by Mary Mcdonald. For TTBB choir. Hymntune, Worshipping, General, Sacred. Octavo. Published by Hope Publishing - Digital (H1.C5724).
Our top-selling anthem in 2011 is now available as a vocal solo! Inspired by what is considered to be one of the greatest hymn texts of the 20th century, Mary McDonald has crafted an exceptional, new anthem for SATB choirs. With altered melody and lush harmonies, this fresh treatment awakens a new breadth and splendor into this timeless hymn, giving rise to the greatness that it invokes in worshiping God, our Creator. The gorgeous orchestration, by Michael Lawrence, is a true complement to Mary's splendid choral writing. This includes a Conductor's Score and parts for: Flute 1 & 2, Oboe, Clarinet 1 & 2, Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2 & 3, Horn 1 & 2 (opt. Alto Sax), Trombone 1 & 2 (opt. Tenor Sax/Bariton T.C.), Trombone III/Tuba, Percussion, Timpani, Harp, Piano, Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello and String Bass (opt. Bass Clarinet).
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TV-wise, this isn't the most wonderful time of the year
There could be a silver lining in all of this though. Since your favorite shows are in repeats or aren't on, why not take this opportunity to watch a show you've never seen before? For example, tonight's CBS comedy lineup of How I Met Your Mother, Accidentally on Purpose, Two and a Half Men, and Big Bang Theory are all repeats, so why not check out House if you've never seen it before? Sounds good in theory (big bang or otherwise), though I'm not sure if people think like that with their TV show watching.
Star Wars: The Pop-Up Clone Wars to begin in May
The text windows will offer trivia, background information on characters and the larger Star Wars storyline. I can't wait for the Jar Jar Binks episodes. "Jar Jar is a stupid character." "This is what happens when you indulge the whims of the creator no matter how stupid they are." "The creators of the character Jar Jar Binks were so ashamed of their contribution to the Star Wars mythos that they quit television. They're currently working in product and character development for Chuck E. Cheese."
The craptacular FOX summer schedule
I'm going to be honest with you because you all have been honest with me. Sometimes a bit too honest. Sometimes honest to the point of being creepy and making me change my phone number. But, honest nonetheless.
Anyway, I may be a bit jaded in my opinions of the summer schedule that FOX released last week. I mean, they take two of the most popular dramas on their schedule -- Bones and House -- and just bounce them around the schedule so much just so they can accommodate five thousand hours of American Idol. Frankly, it pisses me off a bit.
That's why I need your help to determine if I am way off in thinking that their summer programming schedule is a heaping pile of poo. Take a look at the schedule after the jump and then we'll talk.
Online TV episodes eating into rerun revenue
Coming to The Office: Newpeats!
Remember when NBC had a slogan for their repeats, "If you've never seen it, it's new to you!" I thought it was actually pretty much true, if a sneaky way to sell reruns.
Now they're going one step further. Next week the network is going to show two repeats of The Office. But instead of just airing them as they aired before, they're going to be recut into an hour-long episode, mixed up a little bit and with deleted scenes added to put in a whole new subplot that you didn't see in the first airings of the episodes. They're dubbing them "Newpeats."
What's coming up on Adult Swim
Someone left a comment on my latest Moral Orel review asking whatever happened to Boondocks. Oddly enough, Boondocks will return with a new season in March, along with the second half of the current season of Moral Orel.
Before all of that, however, there are two new series debuting in February: Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job!, a fifteen-minute sketch show from Tom Goes to the Mayor creators Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim will kick off on February 11 at 11:45pm, followed by the Sid and Marty Krofft-inspired Saul of the Molemen at midnight. Also look for fifth season episodes of Family Guy to debut the same night. In addition, new episodes of anime series Trinity Blood, Eureka 7 and Bleach will continue throughout February along with repeats of 12 Oz Mouse, Harvey Birdman, Minoriteam, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Squidbillies and Home Movies. Adult Swim HQ also writes that a new anime series will replace Trinity Blood in March.
Finally, it looks as if a third season of the Venture Bros will debut sometime later this year. Wikipedia says as much, and on January 4 co-creator Jackson Publick wrote on his LiveJournal that they had just begun to write episodes for the next season. So it's happening, but you'll have to be patient. I suggest watching the first and second DVDs over and over again.
Catch Pop Up Video on VH1 Classic
Starting November 27 and airing through December 1, you'll be able to catch reruns of VH1's Pop Up Video on VH1 Classic, one of the last remaining "music" networks that actually show videos on a semi-regular basis. If you're a pop culture and trivia nut like me, you probably loved Pop Up Video, a series that would showcase videos both new and old, complete with facts about the song, artist or video itself that would pop onto the screen throughout the video. The series was a font of useless knowledge and loads of fun until it ventured away from videos and began to give the same pop-up treatment to commercials and other non-musical things. I can't speak for everyone, but I'm not all that interested in knowing the inner workings of an OxyClean commercial.
The Pop Up Video repeats will air every night at 8:00 and 8:30 pm. If you've been meaning to bone up on your knowledge of Journey and Tina Turner, this is your chance.
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When I was in Brooklyn a few months back doing a booksigning with the lovely folks from The Brooklyn Kitchen, a friendly woman came up to me bearing a box of treats from her bakery. I don't like to eat in front of people, because, frankly, no one wants to meet up with an author while he is shoving pastries in his mouth. And in this day and age of people wanting pictures, I've learned that absolutely no one looks good when they've got a mouth full of food. And I have a hunch that there are a bunch of photos tagged with my name on them, around the internet, that will prove that.
Results tagged brownies from David Lebovitz
How to Line a Baking Pan with Aluminum Foil
One of the best ways to ensure that baked goods will come out of a pan, especially sweet treats that tend to have sticky edges, it to line a baking pan with aluminum foil. Bar cookies and brownies are very good candidates for baking in foil-lined pans. I recommend using the heaviest aluminum foil you can find as the flimsy stuff tears easily. Here's how I do it:
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Helene's Brownies
The French do a lot of baked goods very well. if you've been to Paris, you don't need me to tell you that with over 1300 bakeries in Paris, it's not hard to find a pastry or baked good on every block that will be more satisfying than you can imagine.
One of the rare baked goods that the French haven't quite mastered are les brownies. If you see them in bakeries and try one, you'll find they're often on the pas humid side. I'm not sure why, because they're simple to make, and don't require any special techniques: You just stir everything together, scrape the batter into a pan, and bake them. The only astuce (cooking tip) is that it's important to watch them like a hawk, taking them out of the oven at the point where they're still going to be soft and crémeux à l'intérieur.
In August, we were visiting some friends who live on an organic farm in the Poitou-Charentes, and after dinner, Hélène, presented us with a large tart-like creation that looked like a big, flat chocolate cake that she'd baked up in between her other chores. I was told they were les brownies, but hers were different. In addition to a little bit of coconut that was added, which gave them a slightly elusive tropical flavor, they were moist and uber-chocolaty. I couldn't keep myself away from them.
The French don't usually snack with the same fervor that Americans do (Romain's father was once shocked to learn that I ate between meals), but I spend a good part of my day picking at any and all desserts that are within arm's reach. And when everyone else was out in the fields down on the farm, weeding and working on hedges, I stayed back in the house, reading in a comfy chair — and found myself circling back around and around the pan of brownies, cutting off une lichette (a sliver), to help myself.
Dave and Kate's Chocolate Brownies
Where I grew up, we were neighbors with the Hepburn family. They were very nice people and were considered "walkers", those curious people who live in suburbia that walk, rather than drive everywhere. We used to see them walking all the time and we'd always give them a wave. And then, we'd hit the gas pedal and keep driving.
We didn't mingle much, and I didn't see the most famous member of their family since she lived down by the seashore. Perhaps it was a mixed blessing that she didn't live all that close because she was reputed to be a handful at the neighborhood meetings where she lived, and was said to be pretty sharp with a retort. But I don't deal in celebrity gossip and as they say in New England, "High fences make good neighbors", and we all kept to ourselves. Although word has it that she made excellent brownies, which I never got to sample from her oven, unfortunately.
Years later, when I went to chocolate school in Belgium, I asked why unsweetened chocolate, which we frequently use in recipes in America (especially brownies), wasn't easily available – or used – in Europe baking as well. And the folks at Callebaut Chocolate Academy didn't really know either but told me that almost most of what they made was for the American market.
Gluten-Free Brownies
One of the nifty things about a blog is that you can easily revisit recipes and make revisions, while learning more about baking, and sharing those discoveries, as you go. When I wrote Ready for Dessert, I was able to update my favorite recipes, many created over a decade ago, and I had fun including the changes I'd made over the years.
Chocolate Mint Brownies
I know I'm just starting here, but before you and I go any further, I just have to say one thing about these brownies: They're pretty insane. I made these brownies about fifteen years ago and found it patiently waiting in the back of my recipe files. And giving it a read-through, it all came flooding back to me and I was struck with the urge to make them again.
One of the things I remember most about these brownies is how massive they were and how heavy the pan was. The pan is so heavy that I can't imagine most people would be able to heft it with one hand. In fact, I was going to weight the pan just to prove it to you but my baking scale didn't go that high. Yowza.
Baked Apricot Bars
I'd been planning for this trip for years, ever since I first laid my hands on a copy of Baked, the cookbook. Quite a few baking books come out and a lot are really good, but this one spoke to me. I mean, each and every dessert sounded like something I not only wanted to bake, but wanted to eat. As in right away.
As I read through the pages, I have to say that I fell in love with everything in there, from the Baked brownies to the Sweet and Salty Chocolate Cake. With those swirls and swirls of shiny, dark chocolate, I just wanted to dive right into that cake headfirst. And I know this might get me into a little trouble, but I found I had a sweet spot for the authors as well.
I was entranced because Renato Poliafito and Matt Lewis of Baked share with me a similar sensibility about desserts: we seem to agree that forceful, dynamic flavors, trump elaborate presentations, and prefer to let just a few great ingredients shine. Unfortunately it took me about a year after I read their book (and an interesting bus ride from Manhattan) to get there, but it was worth the wait.
Chocolate Extract
One of the things that no one prepares you for when you write a book, is that people are going to be in touch, many that you haven't seen in a long, long time.
When Room for Dessert came out in 1999, I heard from people that I knew all the way back in high school. While I don't quite share everyone's glee for wanting to relive all the "good ol' days", I did get a message from someone who'd gone to the same college as me, and whose family had been making wonderful-smelling extracts since 1890. And what particularly caught my attention was that he mentioned the magic word—chocolate.
His family's company, Star Kay White, produces extracts, mostly to sell to the ice cream and confectionery industry. But back then, they were just launching their extracts for home bakers. I asked Ben Katzenstein, who wrote to me, what exactly chocolate extract was, and he explained that when cacao beans are ground up into chocolate, some of the 'top notes' of the beans are lost in the process and adding chocolate extract replaces them.
Their chocolate extract is made without heat to avoid ameliorating the true flavor: the beans are soaked in alcohol, then removed. What's left is a deep-dark brown elixir of highly-concentrated pure chocolate flavor and aroma. If you take the cap off and give it a sniff, the scent of pure chocolate will blow you away.
The vexing thing is since chocolate extract somewhat of an unusual ingredient, it's hard to call for chocolate extract in a recipe, since a majority of people probably don't keep it on hand, like I do. So it falls into the "optional" category. But at home, I find myself adding a teaspoon to almost any chocolate cake, cookie, brownie, or ice cream mixture that I'm stirring up. You can replace the vanilla extract with chocolate extract, but they work so well together, I often add both.
When I taught cooking classes, I'd often bring bottles with me to pass around for a sniff, and the look on people's faces was first of disbelief, then surprise, and a big smile would rise in their face. It was always quite a surprise to find something so chocolaty in such a little bottle.
In preparation for Thanksgiving, this morning when I was mixing up my second batch of Baked Brownies for the week (I have no idea what happened to the first one…I swear), I pulled out my little bottle and spilled a bit into the batter, then stirred it up.
And when the batch of brownies went into my now-famous oven, I licked the chocolate-covered spatula clean as the day I bought it. I can't say for sure whether I would've done that had I not added some chocolate extract to the batter. But it definitely didn't hurt.
Related links and posts:
Star Kay White Chocolate Extract (Amazon)
Star Kay White Chocolate Extract (Dean & DeLuca)
The Best Ingredients Make the Best Cookies (Fine Cooking magazine)
Clotilde's Very Chocolate Cookies (Recipe)


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Interesting NYT article on ventilation and cooking pollutants
This article brought to mind many ventilation threads on this forum!
Try this.
Here is a link that might be useful: Nyt article
Wow, I never thought about it this way! Makes me feel better about the cost/hassle of finally getting a real hood.
"... cooking is an act of controlled combustion ��" you set oil, fat, and carbohydrates on fire. As a health hazard, incinerating hamburgers and green beans may pale in comparison with lighting wood or coal fires indoors, the leading environmental cause of death and disability around the world. Yet frying, grilling or toasting foods with gas and electric appliances creates particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide, and volatile organic compounds."
Note what it says about gas stoves. We raised our children with an antique Wedgewood (ventilation was a fan in the ceiling). At least I was already big on open windows and our California bungalow was hardly sealed at best.
I've read much of this stuff before but, hmmm. Guess maybe I should crank up the hood more often, noisy or not. And obviously people coming here should leave with the idea that good ventilation needs to move well up the priority list. I know I'd use "high" on mine a lot more often if it were quieter.
Thanks for the article, Sharonite.
Actually, having a vented hood at home, I always considered recirculating ones worthless, but on a recent visit to my mother's house, I discovered that they do provide some benefit. With the fan turned off, after spending some time sauteing nice things like onions, garlic, tomatoes, etc., the clothes and hair of the cook and anyone else in the kitchen at the time, pick up and hold every scent in the mix. With the little worthless noisemaker on, the air still smells of the cooking mix but the smells don't seem to attach themselves to hair and clothes. Maybe the hood's filter is catching the oily aerosol that would otherwise end up on them?
The moral of this story is: a vented hood is best but a recirculating one is better than nothing.
Particularly interesting to post in the NYT when I think Manhattan does not permit active kitchen range hood venting to the exterior, only passive ceiling venting. Or if it IS permitted, it is extremely rare in practice.
Perhaps this stuff will lead to much better recirculating fans. I'm sure they could be greatly improved over what researchers are noting now.
And of course, even a poor one is better than nothing, as Frazestart, notes, at least for clothes. Just pull out the filter to see those particulates their cooks haven't been wearing.
I googled the name of the lab and found this article with a little more detail about what makes a hood good. You have to pay to read the full study they did.
Here is a link that might be useful: Another article on the subject
I let my fan run after the cooking appears to be done. My cheapo vent even has a timer to run for 5 min. so when we are done cooking we turn on the timer. That way anything that my still be in the air or steam coming off the cooling food is sucked out.


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At Jane-Finch, the 'For Kicks' sports program helps at-risk kids: Local Legend
Sgt. Steve Hicks and Const. Glenn Jones of the 31 Division Community Response Unit spend their day jobs working with communities in the Jane-Finch area, and their evenings and weekends running For Kicks, an organization offering sports programs for at-risk youth in Toronto
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On the eve of the Summer of the Gun in 2005, Sgt. Steve Hicks founded For Kicks, an organization that runs sports camps and clinics targeting troubled youth from areas such as the Jane-Finch neighbourhood in 31 Division where he is part of the community response unit.
For Kicks is run by Hicks and his co-chair Const. Glenn Jonesmostly on their own time (and sometimes own dime). They reach out to some 1,200 kids throughout the year and recently helped start a smaller version of the organization in Durham region, where they are partnering with former CFL quarterback Damon Allen to work with high school students. They also have a branch of For Kicks set up in Jamaica with 1,400 kids enrolled in soccer programs.
This interview with Hicks has been edited and condensed for clarity.
Q: Can you describe the different programs For Kicks runs?
A: We organize after-school, weekend and summer sports and leadership programs. We do rugby, Aussie rules football, floorball, ball hockey, Ultimate Frisbee, skating and we register 120 kids a year in the Azzurri soccer club. We organize camping trips in the summer to get kids out of the city and go canoeing. It's also about teaching life skills, so we get kids and their parents swimming lessons with Swim to Survive at York University, and teach them first aid.
Q: What's your response to the Mayor Rob Ford comments that so-called "hug a thug" programs don't work?
A: I believe in what we're doing wholeheartedly. We don't go into this with false hope. We don't go and grab hardcore gang leaders and say, "OK we're going to play soccer with you this week, and with some programming and leadership at the end of the month, you're going to be changed and you'll start going to college or university." We're working with kids who aren't sure whether to trust us or not. We speak to them on a regular basis, show them some respect on the street, they give some back, we get them involved. Seven years later, we've got kids who have graduated college, university, with scholarships in wrestling, football, soccer.
Q: Where do you get your funding?
A: (Over seven years we've gone) from a $5,000 budget to a $100,000 budget. Most of our funding comes from ProAction Cops and Kids. The Lion's Club recently donated an ambulance to us, to take to events and show our community involvement. On the back it says: "Will this ride be your last?" You can open up the door and show (people), here's the gurney and the stuff that may be required if you happen to take this other road.
It is in your face, and the "scared straight" thing doesn't always work, but the idea is that people see these are our community partners: the public schools, York University, Toronto Parks and Recreation, The Lion's Club. They're on board with us to make a difference.
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End of Days (1999)
mentioned once
The Satanists proclaim "Hail Satan" as a salute in the same manner in both film.
Open reference by a character
After he's been beaten up by the satanist mob in the alley behind the church, Jericho runs after the Striker car and finally grabs onto the trunk lid just like the T-800 did in Terminator.
Black ghostly death figures escorting the spirits of the dead
In End of Days Gabriel Byrne says to Schwarzenegger, "We're on the same side" the same thing he said to tic-tac in Miller's Crossing
Many common elements: Gabriel Byrne and Kevin Pollak, the scene with the suspects in the police station, a cigarette dropped into a flammable liquid, Pollak riding in a distinctive white van, and the line "Satan's greatest trick was convincing man he didn't exist" which comes from the French poet Charles Baudelaire.
Detective Francis asks Jericho "Have you been drinking?", to which Jericho replies "Not since this morning", referencing a scene in Die Hard: With a Vengeance where Inspector Cobb asks McClane "Have you been drinking?", to which McClane replies "Not since this morning"
The dead priest isn't really dead, a reference to a similar scene in Se7en.
The man says "Let me give you a little inside information about God."
The Buddy Christ, unveiled by Cardinal Glick as the new image of Christ was also used in End of Days.
A billboard is visible.
Referenced in dialogue
Referenced in
Mentioned by Tom Brokaw
Advertisement seen in the opening scene.
A Character mentions the film
Poster seen in the video store
Film poster visible in shop window.
poster on wall
When Gary arrives at the ruins of Mt. Rushmore, the haunting soloist motif from the main theme is briefly heard.
DVD is shown in a video store.
mentioned once
When Rachel is looking through the video tapes at the fair, End of Days is one of them
In the mansion level, the girl soloist in the background music is heard singing the same haunting refrain as in the opening theme
DVD is shown in a video store.
stoner has a poster for this movie in his room
End of Days is referenced by name.
Included in a $10,000 question
talking about apocalypse movies
detailing Schwarzenegger action flicks
Photograph is shown.
Referenced by Seth on Weekend Update
DVD seen in store
mentioned when discussing inferior movies of 1999
Title mentioned while joking about Arnold during Conologue
"Is a better devil then Gabriel Byrne was"
another '90s apocalypse film
Mentioned by Graham in his opening monologue when talking about Arnold.
Miriam Margolyes talks about her role and working with Arnold Schwarzenegger
Mentioned by Jacob.
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Pam, Non-Stick Spray
Sorry, not food related.
For those of (North East) you who have just been hit by the big snow storm yesterday:
If you spray and wipe the snow shuffle with Pam, the inside of your snow blower with Pam, your job will go much easier.
Have fun.
I have also sprayed my satellite dish to keep snow from sticking. Nothing worse than going with the broom and step ladder in the middle of the storm because you have lost signal. Patty
I have been using the Pam trick on my shovel since 2000 - the year I bought my house. Prior to that I lived in a condo and all the shovelling was done for me.
For the blower, Fluid Film in the chute and on the blades - especially with a heavy wet snow. Although Pam will work also.
I sprayed both the blower and shovel earlier today as the forecast tonite includes 6-12" of heavy, wet snow.
I have beef stew simmering in my Nesco and gearing up for snow clean up tommorrow.
WD-40 and JB-80 should work very well also.
In my case, the snow would be thrown over my herb garden and many ornamental plants. PAM probably would be a better idea.
Dcarch, I bet you used to spirit your mom's roll of waxed paper to the playground and crumple up a piece to rub on the slides to make them more slippery.
Oh, Ruthanna, I did that! I never went to the playground without waxed paper for the slide. We used it on the cellar door, too. First we waxed them, then we sat on a piece to slide down. You could really get moving.
Posted by ruthanna " Dcarch, I bet you used to spirit your mom's roll of waxed paper to the playground and crumple up a piece to rub on the slides to make them more slippery. "
Not really. When I crumple up a piece of wax paper, I make mushrooms. :-)


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Amakudari as a practice has been increasingly associated with corruption and a tie to old, outdated ways of doing business. The practice is considered corrupt because it creases a strong incentive for retired bureaucrats to resist reforms, since their high level jobs are directly related to their connections with the government. It is considered outdated because Japanese businesses often operate in a very hierarchical manner, with particular emphasis placed on seniority. This has been said to make advancement through merit difficult.
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Are you quilting this weekend? Jan. 3-5
I finished the clues for the Celtic Solstice today. I hope to continue working on the quilt this weekend. If I finish it or just need to do something else, I will work on blocks for a couple other projects. I would like to catch up on some UFOs so I can play with the new dies for the Go cutter that I received for Christmas.
Are you quilting this weekend?
Linda OH
I'm assuming the weather shall keep me pretty much home-bound for the next couple days, and I've kept plenty busy over the holidays and I'd better be able to slip some quilting into the weekend! I may do a little bit of puttering and cleaning, but I've the mystery quilt to work on and am anxious to see how it's going to look. Besides, the sewing room is one of the most pleasant rooms in the house now, and especially so since its new paint job. I'll find an excuse to spend some time in it.
Most likely. It's 20 degrees below normal so all I feel like doing is wrapping up in a quilt and staying put! But, it's Friday so I'll work on the flowery Wickedly Easy borders today. They're all together and just need sewing on, then I really should write down the sizes of all these quilts, see what I have for backing for them and head out to buy batting. I might have to wait until it warms up to do that. :-) I've been thinking about making a couple more barn blocks, so might pull those out and see how many more I need....or make a silo to go with them. :-)
I was hoping to head to the farther quilt shop today, but with snow on the ground it isn't going to work out. So maybe tomorrow I'll be able to head that way. I'm looking for 2 fabrics for the bargello and exhausted the 2 local shops yesterday.
I received 3 new quilt books yesterday and did a quick browse, now it's time to do a closer look. I've also been looking at Dear Jane, and have printed a few patterns out.
Otherwise, there's nothing on the agenda family-wise.
Tomorrow I plan to hunker down with Celtic Solstice. I have 100 more of the triangle blocks and a bunch of 4 patches to sew. I'm going to try to make myself finish the units before I start to assemble the blocks. :)
Sunday I have 2 church services, then I have to force myself to stay out of the sewing room and do other things that badly need doing.
Like many of you, we have about 9" of snow on the ground from the last three days. However, by the time I get ready this morning (have to help DD cut out an apron first) the roads will be driveable and I'll get to the LQS. I will help DD sew the apron. She'll use my 45 year old Singer and I'll use my newer machine to make quilt squares.
She came home for Christmas with a list of things to do, which included finishing DH and my scrapbook from our 30th anniversary trip to London .... 10 years ago LOL. She finished it last night and it is beautiful. She included the emails I sent the kids each day with our itinerary and funny anecdotes. Good thing, because I've forgotten much of what I had written. I wrote that a woman had given me a bite of her "rock" cake. I can't imagine a stranger giving me a bite of her food...why would she have offered....where were we? I wish I had written more about that. Now I have no idea what rock cake is.
We just got home late yesterday from the Alabama U.S. Space and Rocket Center. I got 1 granny square quilt block hand pieced New Year's day while on the RV trip. I spent the rest of the trip crocheting blocks for an afgan. And I expect I will be doing more of both this weekend, and maybe browse the new quilt book, Sylvia's Bridal Sampler, and see what blocks I would like to make. And I need to start planning the border for my parents' queensize Card Tricks quilt now that hubby got me a 6.5" x 24" quilt rulerfor Christmas for this project, so will be 6" border with 6" x 6" squares in the corners, ... since the quilt is so busy I think I will do the border sides in forest green and the corners in country blue. Right now am tackling the mountain of laundry - towels, sheets, quilts, clothes - from the RV trip. We did not get any snow, granted we rarely, rarely do, but I can dream. LOL I doubt we get any snow this year. Hope everyone has a wonderful 2014.
Best to you and yours,
No snow on the ground here, but I'll be sewing anyway. Sewing, chatting with Val about the Lotto choices, going through fabric stashes to see what works, and watching my beloved NDSU Bison compete in the FCS Championship game on Saturday. Wish I could be in Texas to cheer them on in person, but I'll settle for the TV. They're playing some wimpy little team from somewhere in Maryland... :~))
On the quilting side of life...I will be wrapping up the dec.2013 lotto on Saturday...sorry to all for the delay...work-holidays-life stole time away. I also anticipate a conversation with Kate on the 2014 lotto...she has some fun ideas for this year! Lastly, I hope to get some sewing time in; haven't been at the machine since early Dec. and I'm experiencing withdraw....in between I will watch the TowsonTigers pounce on their prey!
I'm in IL near St. Louis weather forecast calling for lots of snow & blistery wind - I'm staying in sewing. Got the tree & all the Christmas decor down yesterday. Cleaned the whole upstairs, cleaned the whole downstairs today. I'm ready to do some sewing & quilting!
A busy weekend! My Bison won (yea!), but Green Bay lost (boo). Val and I worked out the Lotto schedule and I posted the information - all this probably takes much longer than you would think! I made a couple blocks for the 1st Quarter paper piece lotto. I put together a fabric wrapped wreath for my front door - it just looked so sad and empty after I took down the Christmas stuff.
Tonight I'm going to settle in and watch the new Downton Abbey!
I made it to a new quilt shop and was able to find the fabric I needed for my bargello.
Today, I was able to get the fabric cut and all laid out. I have some minor seams to do to have it ready to finish. I also got the backing sewn and ready.
Sewing the top together happens in a QAYG fashion, so though the top isn't finished now, when I get through it, the quilt will be finished. YAY! And, I had just enough batting from my roll to do this quilt!


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Kuznetsova, Petrova advance at Family Circle Cup
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CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Nadia Petrova, ranked No. 7 in the world, was pushed to three sets by qualifier Alona Bondarenko before winning 6-1, 0-6, 6-2 to advance to the third round on the green clay at the Family Circle Cup.
Svetlana Kuznetsova beat Meghann Shaughnessy 6-0, 6-1 in her opening match, happy that her injured hip is better but now troubled by an aching elbow.
Petrova, the tournament's No. 2 seed, won the first set but then lost seven straight games to the Ukrainian. Petrova ...
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Canadian retail pharmacy chain Shoppers Drug Mart is offering a range of products for the summer, as well as tips for enjoying the season safely.
In recognition of "Melanoma Monday," L'Oréal Paris has released a new survey on melanoma awareness and prevention among women of all skin tones, and announced a philanthropic alliance with the Melanoma Research Alliance.
A dietary supplement that helps protect skin against sun-related effects and aging? Yes, according to Ferndale Healthcare.
Jill Stack Naturals has announced the launch of Gold-N-SPF, an herbal vegan sunscreen made with sensitive skin in mind.
Energizer Personal Care, the makers of Banana Boat brand sunscreen, has announced the availability of two new products: Banana Boat Protect & Hydrate and Banana Boat Sport Performance CoolZone sunscreen lotions.
Goddess Garden Organics — the makers of organic sunscreens for adults, kids and babies — has debuted a Continuous Spray Natural Sunscreen, which, according to the company, is the only all-natural, chemical-free continuous spray sunscreen on the market today.
La Roche-Posay has developed two new sunscreen formulas designed to address consumer concerns that suncreens are generally too messy, sticky or greasy. The company launched Anthelios 60 Ultra Light Sunscreen Fluid for face and Anthelios 60 Melt-In Sunscreen Milk for body, with a new technology: Cell-OX Shield XL.
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Mustela, a European skin care and stretch marks brand, recently introduced three products in a sun care range for babies.
Sun & Skin Care Research announced that it has completed the acquisition of the Bull Frog sunscreen brand from Chattem, a division of Sanofi U.S.
JADS International, a health and beauty company, on Monday announced the introduction of Sunscreen Bands, which remind consumers to reapply sunscreen.
Canadian drug maker Valeant Pharmaceuticals North America announced plans to launch a new sun care line in the spring.
Skin care brand CeraVe, developed by Valeant Pharmaceuticals North America, is expanding its portfolio with a line of sun care products slated to hit stores beginning this month.
Neutrogena and actress Gabrielle Union are urging people to make skin cancer prevention part of their daily, year-round routines on the heels of a recent national survey that found just 13% of all women in the United States wear sunscreen on a daily basis.
During the summer months, sun protection obviously is top of mind for many, especially among those with lighter skin who easily burn. However, there likely are shoppers in your store who have the misconception that their darker skin makes them immune to skin cancer and the harmful effects of the sun.
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Iran is our enemy. I mean, that's pretty well accepted by most people of either political persuasion. Granted, it's a simplistic view of a complicated and diverse group of people — one of the youngest populations in the Middle East, but as a practical matter, the basic national interests of the country seem to run counter to ours, and we're at odds. Fine.
"Taken 2"
Europa Corp.
1 hour, 31 minutes
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Castle Rock Entertainment
1 hour, 44 minutes
"Hatfields & McCoys"
Thinkfactory Media
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"Trouble with the Curve"
1 hour, 51 minutes
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"2016: Obama's America"
Obama's America Foundation
1 hour, 27 minutes
Dinesh D'Souza is a hack. I know, there are some out there that are saying, "What? No! He's a muckraking crusader! He's the Right's answer to Michael Moore!"
"Premium Rush"
Columbia Pictures
When I gave my wife the verdict on this weekend's NYC bike messenger thriller, "Premium Rush," she gave me that look I know so well, the one that says, "Why are you surprised? I knew it would be bad. Everyone knew it would be bad. It's a bike messenger thriller."
The Weinstein Company
1 hour, 55 minutes
Tom Hardy may well be the hardest working actor you've never heard of. The star of this week's moonshiner gangster epic "Lawless" has headlined at least three other major releases this year, including this summer's "The Dark Knight Rises," the action rom-com "This Means War," and the surprise hit from this spring, "Warrior."
Laika Entertainment
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"ParaNorman," the new stop-motion animated horror-lite film has everything going for it. It's fun, well animated, engaging, even a little scary.
"The Bourne Legacy"
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What does a studio do when it has a hit series on its hands, but the star becomes either too expensive, or bored with the character to keep making new movies? If this were the 70s, they'd just replace the actor, and hope you didn't notice or care. No more. The only one that gets away with that these days is James Bond.
Will Ferrell is one of my favorite comic actors and a big part of the reason is his willingness to do almost anything. It's almost as if his whole career strategy could be summed up with "why not?" Case in point; this week I rented a recent film Ferrell made that's all in Spanish, and subtitled. In anticipation of your next question, no, Will Ferrell doesn't speak Spanish. "Casa de mi Padre" is a spoof, of sorts, of Mexican thrillers from the seventies and eighties, with a little telenovela feel mixed in.
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