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Below is the statement Mike Wise used to start his radio show on Tuesday. Figure I should include it here, although others from The Post will also be weighing in on the topic.
And for the record, I honestly believe Mike Wise does things for our newspaper's sports section that very few people in the country could do. For example, I'd remind you about the Donald Brashear, Gilbert Arenas and DeShawn Stevenson. Getting athletes to open up like that while also having the writing skills to do these stories justice is a pretty unique combination.
And he gets stuff like this all the time. Remember the quotes from The Post's story the day after Haynesworth lashed out, about how he was throwing up and dizzy when he got out of the hot tub and didn't just have a "headache?" Quotes Haynesworth gave to a single reporter in the parking lot long after the game? That was Wise, too. He has a knack for getting stuff like that, and I've witnessed it in person many, many times. Still, this was a big mistake, and he's obviously paying for it.
(In the process of attempting to point out that Wise has great value to our newspaper, I also said something stupid about another site, which I regret. Sorry to everyone. That was bad form.)
Here's Wise's statement:
Many of you tuned into the show yesterday and heard a bit in which I tried to showcase the absurdity of bad journalism. And I could give you 10 reasons why I did this and explain what went wrong in the execution, but none of it matters today.
I made a horrendous mistake, using my Twitter account, which identifies me as a Washington Post columnist, to come up with an unsourced sentence about the length of Ben Roethlisberger's suspension. I didn't put "kidding" in that sentence. I didn't put "Just joking."
I could even say I thought I corrected it within five minutes and didn't realize my Twitter server was busy 30-40 minutes later. But the truth is, if I waited one second to make my intentions and sourcing clear, I waited too long.
Integrity, being right before being first, is the only thing genuine journalists have left in this world. It pains me to say my own stupid, irresponsible experiment ironically has cost me a chunk of my own credibility today.
I'm sorry, especially to the good, smart people at the best place I've ever worked. Even those angry and livid, I know your heart is with the paper and its reputation. I will say you find out in times like these who cares about you beyond a blog post. I'll also say it would be wrong to judge the people calling for your head.
I always say our worst moments should not define us - I just didn't think I'd be talking about myself.
Bottom line, I am paying the price I should for careless, dumb behavior in the multi-platform media world. Sadly, I always believed that things said in stream of consciousness or typed on a whim for shtick on a radio-show would somehow disappear in the ether, fly away in cyberspace.
But everything I say and do on the air, on my Twitter, on TV or the Post, has ephemeral qualities. The radio studio, my computer, is a big echo-chamber - self contained and reviewable for scrutiny.
My bosses at The Post feel I need a month to think about the severity of my actions. I agree and will serve a one-month suspension beginning today.
I don't want any debate today over my actions and the punishment received. Please do that on your own. Just know that the most sacred thing in my business - the business of journalism not radio shtick - is getting readers to believe what you are telling them is the closest thing to the truth you could ascertain.
And I didn't do that yesterday. Again, I'm sorry.
And if it's okay with everyone out there, I'd really like to move on, reflect on this for a while and have a good show today.
(For more, see Deadspin, Andy Alexander, SB Nation DC, Press Coverage, and Pro Football Talk.)


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Apr 13, 2013, 2:08 AM EDT
The A's lost two outfielders to injury Friday when Coco Crisp departed with a strained left groin and Yoenis Cespedes came out for a pinch-hitter with a left hand injury.
X-rays were negative on Cespedes' hand, CSNBayArea.com's Casey Pratt reports.
Cespedes was injured on an awkward slide into second while attempting a steal in the eighth. While it didn't look good at the time, he was able to stay in to play defense. He was then removed for a pinch-hitter in the 11th when his spot in the order came up.
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Crisp's injury comes at a bad time for him: he's been one of the AL's best players so far, hitting .333 with four homers, five doubles and a league-high 14 runs scored.
Still, the A's are well set up to lose an outfielder, what with Young available to play center regularly. It'd hurt more if two went down, but even then, they'd be able to play Seth Smith and Brandon Moss in left whenever they chose. Also, they have two red-hot outfielders at Triple-A Sacramento awaiting opportunities; Michael Taylor is hitting .410 with three homers and 11 RBI for the River Cats, while teammate Shane Peterson has a .440/.588/.600 line in eight games.
- ch0psuey - Apr 13, 2013 at 2:15 AM
Well shiet, what are the A's gonna eat for breakfast without some Coco Crisps?
- historiophiliac - Apr 13, 2013 at 2:34 AM
Good night!
- kiwicricket - Apr 13, 2013 at 3:21 AM
Stolen base attempt? He basically dive-rolled into the general vicinity of 2nd.
It's sad as everyone loves to see them play, but Cespedes and Reyes both hurt themselves with incredibly awful form.
- hittfamily - Apr 13, 2013 at 5:03 AM
Vernon Wells, Nieuenheis, and Evan Longoria last year. Brian Roberts, Reyes, Cespedes this year. It is pretty amazing how many guys get hurt trying to steal. I'm not sure how wise it is to invest in a base stealer at this point. Anyone ever been injured on a homerun trot.
- Walk - Apr 13, 2013 at 5:07 AM
I don't recall any injuries on the bases though I have seen a few go down on walkoff celebrations, from eye gouges to broken limbs.
- tc4306 - Apr 13, 2013 at 5:31 AM
Kendrys Morales, for example.
- louhudson23 - Apr 13, 2013 at 8:16 AM
Then fucking learn to slide….
- mungman69 - Apr 13, 2013 at 6:37 AM
The As are deep and those injuries are minor.
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How to Make Vegan Butter - Regular Vegan Butter - Coconut Oil Base
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Thanks for the recipe! I've been trying to stray away from things like Earth Balance because of the palm oil scenario and this gives me hope. Would I be able to use unrefined coconut oil instead of refined? Or would it give the butter too much of a coconut-y taste?
How long will this stay good in fridge
Thanks so much for posting this recipe. It's easy and a great alternative to Earth Balance which still uses palm oil. I find that when I store the cubes in the fridge (after they've been frozen) they appear to look moldy within a few weeks. What's been your experience with how long this will stay good in the fridge?
versatile and tasty
Thank you for posting this recipe. I learned a great deal from your fats article mattie. I have made this recipe a few times the buttery taste is so close to dairy butter. This is perfect for my pie crust. I used the regular butter for my first attempt at croissant making, I will be making the European style butter next.
Cupcake frosting?
Thank you for applying your chemistry inclined mind to vegan recipes!!!
A couple things, just to preface, I sub'd the xanthan gum for guar gum as I am sticking with all organic ingredients.
-That being said, I've made two batches now and both have filled up a little over three squares in the Tovolo ice tray, is that about right?
-I noticed when I was heating the butter on medium high heat that it started to brown and solidify a bit... is that normal?
-I'm making it primarily to use on my cupcakes and although the flavor is great, after creating my frosting I can still smell the vinegar, not taste, only smell. It's bothersome and I'm wondering if you've tried the recipe with the lemon, salt and agar agar instead?
Thanks so much again!
Very Happy With My First Attempt!!
I tired this recipe for the first time today using coconut milk and sunflower lecithin and my hand held immersion blender and I am very happy with the results! Thank you for working on and sharing this recipe. I am going to play a little with reducing the salt and vinegar, trying other acids and maybe increasing the gum or mixing with coco butter but still very happy with the initial results. I was a vegan for 8 years but became soy and gluten intolerant in 2009 and went back to eating meat, eggs and dairy. I feel my health has suffered and am slowly going back to a vegan/vegetarian hybrid of something, lol. And I have been baking from scratch for almost 50 years and have to re-learn and try new gluten -free recipes. I have friends that have food allergies so I have been working on vegan baking, this is perfect! Thanks again
substitute psyllium husk powder for xanthan gum!
Hi! First of all, I wanted to thank you, Mattie, for this wonderful recipe. I love how you delved into the science of creating butter. That's how I approach my cooking/baking as well. I'm not vegan but I'm allergic to dairy so this recipe has been a godsend!
For those of you who don't like to use gums, I just wanted to share that I was able to successfully use psyllium husk powder in lieu of the xanthan! I ground up whole husk psyllium in my spice grinder to a fine powder and substituted 1:1 for the xanthan. Since the soluble fiber in psyllium husk is hydrophilic in nature, it worked very similarly to xanthan (it held bubbles when whipped and made the butter malleable). Since the psyllium is ground up into a fine powder, it doesn't make the butter grainy. It doesn't negatively contribute to the taste profile, either.
I haven't made this yet. Rather I wanted to say thank you for posting it. Since learning about palm oil, I've thought that we just were not going to be eating desserts (or at least not most of them) anymore (not that that would be a bad thing for our health, but the holidays are coming up and nice to have a treat). This is very helpful.
a question from Argentina
Hello! I think this recipe is great. Here, we almost dont have vegan (or healthier) options. So I was wondering if i could replace the coconout oil for sunflower oil? or maybe for a coconout butter (that i made at home)! thank you so much for all the information!
alternative for soy lecithin
Hi there,
I have got a bottle of organic soy lecithin powder. can that be in replacement for soy lecithin called in the recipe?
can't wait to try this
I actually came across this post doing a search to try to find Earth Balance sticks in bulk! I like to bake regularly and, accordingly, blow through a lot of Earth Balance (read: blow through a lot of money on vegan butter!).
I was thinking: I need to buy this stuff in bulk and just freeze some of it so I always have a supply.
But, this sounds intriguing.... my number one priority is that it works seamlessly in place of Earth Balance (which most vegan baking books call for), followed closely by taste and price.
Question: since I don't normally buy soy milk (quit using it when almond and coconut milks became readily available, based on taste), can you recommend a particular brand?
Do you want something unsweetened or do you want "plain"?
Back when I bought soy milk regularly, I used unsweetened Silk but maybe there is something better? I keep a canister of powdered (Better than Milk brand) soy milk (which I actually like MUCH better than the soy milk I used to buy but I think that is because the powdered stuff has more additives and is much sweeter) but that may not be the best choice for making vegan butter. Any thoughts?
I have also noticed, very recently, several cookbook authors recommending soy milk as the first choice for certain recipes (so maybe I need to start keeping some on hand?).
possible alternative
My husband became lactose intolerant three years ago and that put an end to many things I used to make. While we are not vegan, I have turned to many vegan items to substitute for what I used to use. We have recently come across a soy heavy cream! Worked wonders in mashed potatoes! I am wondering if you have experimented with this at all. We got it from Trader Joe's in St. Louis.
Making the butter smoother
Hi Mattie,
Sometimes when I make your awesome butter, the consistency turns out to be a bit grainy.
Something closer to solid coconut oil texture. I'd like my butter to be creamier, of course, and closer to real butter in smoothness.
Can't put my finger on the reason, though, since minor changes in measurements can occur.
So from your experience, which ingredient in this recipe contributes the most to smoothness
Would you improve the grainy mouth feel, by decreasing the amount of coconut oil,
Or better add more lecithin to the mixture?
Also, do you think that the type of lecithin used, contributes to different results?
I could, of course, spend hours experimenting until I got it right.
But I was hoping that your understanding of raw materials could make it more efficient. :)
I have a question. My house stays warm and my coconut oil is always at room temperature and liquid. Would I still be able to use it in this recipe ? I am new to vegan cooking.
I am so glad that I found this site! As a recent vegan convert upon my return to the states (I'd been living in Japan for nine years. Japan is extremely unfriendly to vegetarians, let alone vegans!), I was looking for a recipe for vegan butter to spread on my toast.
This butter is amazing!! It's smooth and looks and smells more like buttery spreads than butter itself does, which is perfect for me! It is a little bit hard, so I suggest replacing more of the coconut oil with olive. I will be doing this next time to see if it works for me!
Amazing taste, though! Nice and salty!
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A Question re: the Vegan Butter...
Hi -
I may have missed something, but when you say:
¼ cup + 2 teaspoons soy milk
1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
¼ + 1/8 teaspoon salt...
a 1/4 Cup of What? Coconut Oil?
Could I still make this only with the soy milk, apple cider vinegar and salt? I would prefer not to have to add the other ingredients...please let me know because this sounds like an awesome recipe!
For the majority of my adult life I have been interested in plant based diet, yet could never find the ultimate motivation, well cholesterol of 264 was my final motivator. While looking for alternatives to some of my 'fridge and pantry staples I stumbled upon your website. Just made my first batch of vegan butter and I'll I can say is YUM!!!!! Spread it on raisin toast and was delish! I have read several of your recipes and am very much looking forward to testing them out. Now with my butter I'm good to go! Thanks for your care and devotion : )
So glad I found you!
I was looking for recipes for vegan dough enhancers when I found your website and I am so glad. There is a wealth of information here that I will be utilizing starting with this wonderful recipe. Time to sign off and go raid my kitchen to see if I have all the ingredients, if not then off to Whole Foods... here I come so I can make your Vegan Butter recipe. Thank you for sharing.
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I made this with two variations, one deliberate one less so. I used the granulated lecithin as that's all my local Green Shop had on the shelf and it left a slightly grainy finish to the butter but as the texture and consistency were perfect I deem that not to be a problem.
I didn't write down the ingredients I needed when I went shopping and so forgot that the coconut oil needed to be refined. I bought raw unrefined and entirely predictably this produced a coconut flavoured butter. However I didn't mind the taste even on toast with Marmite and in baking or frying for some recipes it was a real plus. My next batch will be with refined coconut oil so I'll be intrigued to see if there is any difference.
All in all I thoroughly recommend this recipe.
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While I am not a strict vegan, I am allergic to dairy so I was anxious to try this recipe baking. I made a pound cake yesterday and the results were great. The interior texture was nice and the was a nice crust. The lecithin may have also helped the texture.
I did not get a full cup from the recipe and don't know if I processed longer it would have incorporated more air. Overall great work!
All in all I was very impressed. And I think this is an inspired and sophisticated recipe! However, there was simply too much vinegar. The end result had a deep flavour, great texture and everything, but the taste of the apple cider vinegar cut through too much.
Next time, I am going to reduce the vinegar content and compensate by allowing more time for the milk to curdle.
Almond milk?
I was just wondering if almond milk would work in place of soy milk. I can't have soy, but really want to try this recipe!
I made only a few changes....
1/4 cup of freshly made virgin coconut oil(I made it in the kitchen) and 1/4 cup of virgin olive oil. It makes a lovely medium/soft spread. I`ve made two batches so far without problems.
My soy milk didn't appear curdle after letting it sit for about 15 minutes. Any ideas as to why I might be having this problem? Should I have left it longer? Unfortunately, I had to go somewhere and had all of the other ingredients ready to go, so I couldn't wait to see if more time would make it curdle and just blended it together anyway. It seemed to still make a good finished product, despite the lack of curdling.
Also, does anyone know if this works well in candy, like peanut brittle and toffee?
How to Make Vegan Butter
Here are some tips to make vegan butter healthier:
¼ + 1/8 teaspoon sea salt or Himalaayan salt (Such salt is richer in mineral enzymes.)
½ cup + 2 Tablespoons + 1 teaspoon cold-treated coconut oil (more nutritious) instead of refined oil (melted)
Ditch the Canola oil - it's genetically modified.
Ditch the soy lecithin (it has potential to cause heart disease...google for this info)
¼ teaspoon xanthan gum
Additionally, microwaving will kill many of the nutrients you want in your vegan butter.
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lecithin granules that don't melt
i tried to make the butter using lecithin granules. they didn't melt so i got my self a butter with little orange dotts.
why? what can i do?
doubling, tripling, quadrupling....
this recipe is so great, thanks for sharing it!
i would love to make this as a large batch so i can freeze enough butter to always have some on hand. i know with other recipes i struggle with double and tripling recipes, but maybe this one will be fine? i guess what i'm saying is: do you think i'll need to adjust anything, or just multiply?
Vegan Butter
Compliments of: Mattie
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Vegan Butter (June's version)
(Mattie's original recipe with a few changes)
1/2 cup organic unsweetened soy milk
1 t. fresh lemon juice
1 t. sea salt
1 t. agar agar powder
1 cup "refined" coconut oil
("Spectrum" is best if available)
1 T. organic walnut, sunflower or safflower oil
1 t. liquid sunflower or soy lecithin
or (2 t. sunflower or soy lecithin granules)
Place the soy milk, lemon juice, agar agar and salt in the food processor and mix to emulsify.
Let mixture set to thicken for about 2 minutes.
Add the "refined" coconut oil, choice of organic oil and lecithin. Process for 3 minutes, scraping down the sides to thoroughly mix. Pour the mixture into a covered dish and place it in the refrigerator to solidify (about 10 minutes). Store the butter in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 months or freezer for up to one year.
(Equivalent: 2 cups of delicious vegan butter).
"This hydrogenation process alters the fat structure which also happens to create compounds called triglycerides that are highly toxic to the body. Toxic to the point of where finding local, sustainably raised real butter would ironically probably be a better pseudo-vegan alternative in the grand scheme of things."
Somebody has probably brought this up by now, but your story about triglycerides is total bull****. 'Triglyceride' is just another name for all kinds of fat and/or oil; which is a glycerol molecule which has three fatty acid groups attached to it via ester bonds. These fatty acids can be saturated ('solid' fat), unsaturated (oil) or hydrogenated (oily stuff that's been altered to become solid through a simple process).
Vegan Butter
About one year ago, I posted a review on your fantastic recipe for Vegan Butter. I would like to post your Vegan Butter recipe again with my alternative method as I finally have tried everything possible to make it perfect for all my taste testers (family and friends), and this is the one vegan butter recipe all agree is fantastic! Blessings...
Vegan Butter
(Mattie's original recipe with a few changes)
1/2 cup organic unsweetened soy milk
1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 teaspoons agar agar powder
1/2 cup + 2 Tablespoons "refined" coconut oil
("Spectrum" is best if available)
1 Tablespoon organic sunflower or safflower oil
2 teaspoons sunflower or soy lecithin granules
(or liquid sunflower or soy lecithin)
1) Place the soy milk, lemon juice, agar agar and salt in the food processor and mix to emulsify. Let mixture set to thicken for about
2 minutes.
2) Add the "refined" coconut oil, sunflower oil and lecithin. Process for 3 minutes, scraping down the sides to thoroughly mix. Pour the mixture into a covered mold and place it in the freezer for 15 minutes to solidify. Store butter in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 months or freeze in airtight container for up to one year. (Equivalent: 1 cup of vegan butter)


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Garmin Montana 600 Handheld GPS Unit
With its 4'' color touchscreen dual orientation display, the Garmin® Montana® 600 is designed to go anywhere and everywhere. Features include a 4" 65K color TFT touch screen with 272x480 pixels, Dual Orientation (switches from landscape to portrait view as needed), preloaded with Worldwide DEM map, 3-axis compass, barometric altimeter, 1.7 GB memory, MicroSD card slot (card not included), wireless unit-to-unit data transfer, and Premium HotFix receiver. Runs up to 20 hours on three AA batteries (not included).
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The Coquitlam Power Squadron, are prepared to offer The VHF marine
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Boat In/Out Day
Thanks to everyone who showed up for the rigging day yesterday.
There will be boat maintenance work to do on Boat In/Out day for the 420's. This will take some extra time.
There will be four categories to hopefully help make things go faster.
- Mast rigging
- Centreboard lines and function
- Centerboard gaskets
- Rudders
From yesterday we have volunteers to head up the organization of the work on these categories.
Parts locator information from Laser Performance and Zim Sailing (420 Manufacturers) are available at these links to their pdf files.
General Meeting
February 11, 2014 7:30pm RPSA general meeting at the Old Mill Boathouse.
Pictures From Thursday Night Racing
Thursday Night Raciing is back. For the last two Thursday's we've been on the water with 7 and 5 420's. Next week is Boathouse night after sailing.
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RPSA Regatta Results 2012
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Did I miss something?
I thought I was going to read about "income inequality", but most of the post seemed to address the "real" incomes of poorer consumers, not the level of *inequality*.
I like to take a moment to point out a few relevant items:
1) Income inequality and income level ("real" or nominal) are not synonymous.
2) The benefits of less expensive consumer goods accrues to the entire population, not just poorer consumers.
3) As Red Scare notes, the prices of health care, housing, and education have gone up dramatically more than the supposed 30% "real income" increase of the bottom 10% between 1979 and 2005%.
4) Although wonderful (if true) that "real" wages at the 10th percentile increased by 30%, real GDP grew by 215% over the same period of time. For income inequality to remain constant, one would imagine that the entire spectrum of incomes would increase by the same amount as the real growth rate of the economy as a whole.
Looked at differently, someone took 86% of the bottom decile's share of the rising tide and pocketed it, if the rising tide were to lift all boats equally in order to preserve a given level of income inequality.
As I've noted elsewhere, the wealthy are expert at the prosecution of class warfare (a description that might apply to taking 6/7 of someone else's share of economic growth.)
In short, I don't find the thesis that "income inequality has not grown" to be compelling in the least. The information cited here has the feel of a combination bait-and-switch and whitewash.


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Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach
Situated on the beach in St. Augustine, Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach is close to St. Johns County Ocean Pier, St. Augustine Beach Park, and Anastasia State Park. Additional attractions near this hotel include St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park and St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum.
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Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach has an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is available in public areas and a computer station is located on site. Business amenities include a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Guests are served a complimentary breakfast each morning. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available onsite for guests. This is a smoke-free property.
The 100 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach include coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Complimentary wireless and wired high-speed Internet access is provided. 32-inch flat-screen TVs are equipped with cable channels. All accommodations provide desks and phones. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries. All units have kitchenettes with microwaves and refrigerators. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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- Minimum check-in age is 21
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- Children (18 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
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- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
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- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
- Outdoor pool
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- Playground on site
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- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 1600
- Conference space size (meters) - 149
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NYIT has earned reaccreditation from the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA), an independent, nonprofit accrediting group for interior design education programs at U.S. and Canadian colleges and universities. CIDA reaccredited NYIT's Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design through 2019. The program has maintained continuous accreditation since 1984.
Thank you to all faculty and staff members who contributed to the successful reaccreditation process.
Congratulations to Jason Van Nest, assistant professor of architecture, Mathew Ford, adjunct professor of architecture, and past NYIT professor Will Martin, who have won an Award of Merit in the 2013 Society of American Registered Architects (SARA) New York Chapter Design Awards. Their award-winning entry involved writing architectural software to model the behavior of snow stakes as a building material for a folly in Queens, N.Y. Van Nest (right) is pictured accepting the award from SARA NY Council President Keith M. Lucas.
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"West with the Night"
I loved this book! I bought it on a whim and am so very glad I did. The stories she tells range from touching to exciting. She paints a beautiful picture of a time and place that has now vanished. And the narration is exquisite. I had to stop at one point to see if it was narrated by the author, the voice was so authentic. Definitely one of my top five audio books ever!
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Surgeon
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Should the bottles be kept upright when carbonating or is it ok to lay them down? Also, any tricks on keeping the temperature up to 70 degrees? My house is usually in the upper 60s during the winter.
I like to store my bottles upright so that the yeast settles on the bottom. It's easier to avoid pouring the sediment into the glass that way. Also, you might try wrapping the container that holds your bottles in a towel. That could keep the temp more stable and perhaps a few degrees higher.
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I don't know if there is a huge difference, but I use O2 absorbing caps so I superstitiously keep them upright. As for the temperature, so long as the temp is stable and not too terribly cold, they will always carb. It may take a while longer, but it will be fine. My basement is around 66 this time of year, and I usually budget 3-5 weeks for conditioning.
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Andrea Jenkins is an award winning African-American trans activist, writer, artist and performer who will host the first Minneapolis Trans* Equity Summit in Minneapolis. The Summit will serve as an introduction to the Minneapolis Trans* Workgroup process and provide a mid-point update to the community regarding the work outcomes to date.
Thank you to amazing local singer-songwriter Molly Maher and legendary musician Augie Meyers for coming by Freewheelin' this afternoon! Augie had some great words about community-oriented, music-lovin' stations like KFAI and the importance of keeping them around. You can't go wrong getting a Texas Tornado in the studio during the pledge drive!
Give us a call @ 612 375 9030 to support free-form music and passionate public affairs programming today!
Holistic Spiritual Healing is by definition, the use of non-physical means to treat illness or affliction. It treats the WHOLE person; physically, mentally emotionally and spiritually. Holistic / Spiritual healing is a type of treatment that is generally considered to be classified as "alternative" or non-traditional even though this modality goes back for centuries through the world. It takes the view that mo
This past Sunday in St. Paul, two thousand people shared a meal across a half-mile long table down the middle of a neighborhood street.
"Create: The Community Meal", was the vision of Frogtown artist Seitu Jones.
Jones and Public Art St. Paul received financial support for the meal from the Joyce Foundation of Chicago, which has made a commitment to promoting community-building works from artists of color in cities throughout the Great Lakes region.
As KFAI heads into the start of its fall pledge drive on Wednesday, September 17, the station faces a fresh financial crisis. Without a major increase in revenue, KFAI will come up more than 100-thousand dollars short of its budgeted goal by the end of the year.
You may know Caroline Smith as a songwriter who's been around the Twin Cities for a few years, first as a solo artist, then with the Good-Night Sleeps, then as a solo artist again. Did you know the Detroit Lakes native has a new single out with fellow Twin Citian Lizzo which you might want to turn up for every young woman in your life? Smith joins Lizzo and friends for two shows at the end of the month at First Avenue to benefit The Women's Foundation of Minnesota.
Robert Robinson's musical profile in the Twin Cities is varied and impressive.
He can sing gospel and has led a gospel choir for 20 years.
He's sung with the Minnesota Orchestra and pop-classical performer Lorie Line and folksinger Larry Long too.
Not that long ago, it was a romantic career ambition for many American journalists to be stationed at an international post, filing reports for a major media outlet. But in recent years, large news organizations have shied away from the expense of having foreign correspondents in overseas capitals.
The Phillips neighborhood in Minneapolis has been troubled by isolated cases of violence.
Wednesday night in Phillips a man died after being stabbed in an argument with another man.
Last June in the same neighborhood, a group of youth and staff at Little Earth of United Tribes were playing kickball at Cedar field when gunshots were fired nearby. That incident launched an effort by the young people to create a positive response.
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