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Prashant V. Kamat
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|Prashant V. Kamat
|John A. Zahm Professor of Science, University of Notre Dame
|Known for
|Light Energy Conversion
Prashant V. Kamat is a Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and a Principal Scientist of Radiation Laboratory, University of Notre Dame. He is affiliated with the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering as a Concurrent Professor. He earned his masters (1974) and doctoral degree (1979) in Physical Chemistry from Bombay University, and carried out his postdoctoral research at Boston University (1979–1981) and University of Texas at Austin (1981–1983).
Research career[edit]
Kamat has made significant research contributions to physical chemistry and material science, seeking to utilize nanomaterials and nanomaterial heterostructures for light energy conversion. Recently his research efforts have focused heavily on Quantum dot solar cell development. He has published more than 450 peer-reviewed journal papers, review articles and book chapters. He has edited two books in the area of nanoscale materials. These publications have been widely cited in the scientific community, giving Dr. Kamat nearly 35,000 citations and an h-index of over 100.[1] He is currently the deputy editor of the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters. He was a fellow of Japan Society for Promotion of Science during 1997 and 2003 and was presented 2006 Honda-Fujishima Lectureship award by the Japan Photochemical Society. In 2008 he became a Fellow of the Electrochemical Society, and in 2011 he received the CRSI medal by the Chemical Research Society of India. In 2013 he was awarded the Langmuir Lectureship award.[2] In 2011 he was #59 on the list of the Top 100 Chemists, 2000-2010 by Thomson Reuters with an impact (citations per paper) of 64.91.[3] He is a Fellow of the Electrochemical Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science, and the American Chemical Society.
Recent publications[edit]
- doi:10.1021/am405196u Recent Advances in Quantum Dot Surface Chemistry ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2014 ASAP.
- doi:10.1021/ja411014k An Inorganic Hole Conductor for Organo-Lead Halide Perovskite Solar Cells. Improved Hole Conductivity with Copper Iodide Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2014 136 (2) 758-764.
- doi:10.1021/ja403807f Metal-Cluster-Sensitized Solar Cells. A New Class of Thiolated Gold Sensitizers Delivering Efficiency Greater Than 2% Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2013 135 (24) 8822-8825.
- doi:10.1021/nn401794k Making Graphene Holey. Gold-Nanoparticle-Mediated Hydroxyl Radical Attack on Reduced Graphene Oxide ACS Nano, 2013 7 (6) 5546-5557.
- doi:10.1021/jz400052e Quantum Dot Solar Cells. The Next Big Thing in Photovoltaics Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 2013 4 (6) 908-918.
- doi:10.1021/ar300248f Graphitic Design: Prospects of Graphene-Based Nanocomposites for Solar Energy Conversion, Storage, and Sensing Accounts of Chemical Research, 2013 46 (10) 2235-2243.
External links[edit]
- Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Notre Dame
- Prashant V. Kamat profile (University of Notre Dame)
- Prashant V. Kamat Group Website (University of Notre Dame)


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Staining & Sealing The Deck (Finally!)
With our power washing done we could finally stain and seal our deck, which we completed and re-furnished on Tuesday (literally hours before our first showing!).
But let's rewind to where we left off yesterday. We mentioned that after finishing it in late August we were told to give the pressure treated wood 2-3 months to dry out before sealing any of the moisture from the treatment in (apparently sealing or staining PT wood too soon can lead to terrible results). So by the time staining was advised, it was too cold out to apply the stain. But even after spring rolled around and we power washed, it still wasn't quite ready.
What was standing in our way? Some lingering grime that the pressure washer didn't remove in this corner. Sherry didn't think it was that noticeable, but I was determined to get things cleaner before staining (I feared that we'd seal them in and potentially darken those spots even more if we didn't get them off first). Yes, you can call me Nerdy McWorrypants.
Since we hadn't used a cleaner during the pressure washing process, I decided to try one after the fact. Lots of deck staining tutorials (like this one and this one) recommend applying some sort of cleaner first, so I didn't want to skip that step. We grabbed this $7 "Deck Wash" because we liked that it could just be sprayed by attaching it to a garden hose.
I followed the instructions, which was basically spray it, let it sit for about 5 minutes and then rinse it off. Could cleaning a deck really be that simple?
Apparently not. I didn't even bother taking an "after" photo because it looked exactly like the before.
After two attempts (pressure washer, then cleaner) I was about to admit defeat. But I decided to give cleaning one more try, this time in the form of an $8 Olympic brand cleaner. I had bypassed it originally because it required buying this $11 sprayer.
Well, this cleaner most definitely made a difference. The same spray process commenced, I let it sit for a few minutes, and then rinsed it off, but this time it seemed to essentially bleach the whole deck clean. I was a smidge panicked with the result at first (although I had read that a bleach mixture is a commonly recommended deck cleaner) but in the end it was the exact blank slate that we needed to apply a nice even coat of stain. So to anyone wondering if the $8 product with the $11 sprayer can be that much better than the $7 one that works with a hose… in our experience the first one did nothing and the second one worked overtime.
Next up was applying the stain/sealer, which Sherry and I were both eagerly anticipating (literally the minute Clara was tucked in for her nap we sprinted out to get started in the hopes that we could finish everything before she woke up). Here were our supplies:
- Olympic Maximum Toner in Cedar Naturaltone color (it's a stain/sealant all in one, and was $37 from Lowe's)
- Deck Stain Applicator ($7 from Lowe's)
- Large brush ($6 from Lowe's)
- Rubber gloves (already owned) – and yes, I now realize they kinda look like a certain other rubber item…
- Paper towels (rags would also work)
As for choosing the type of stain + sealer to go with, we heard a lot of great things about it from a friend of ours who recently used it (and a few readers mentioned the same one as well). We chose a toner over a semi-transparent finish because the color would be subtler and more of the wood would show through. We'd grown so used to the "natural" look of the wood that we didn't want to go too dark (especially with the dark brick wall on one side) and our only other hope was that it wouldn't look too red-orange either. Of course if you look at the photo below, straight out of the can it was pretty darn orange, but thankfully it dried to look a lot more subtle.
Before taking the train to Staining Town, we had read up on several options for applying it – spraying, rolling, brushing, etc. – and we opted to use a sponge-y "deck stain applicator" because we had seen my dad use one before at my Granny's house. Both in watching my dad, and in our case, it was pretty easy to use and seemed to make things go really quickly. The only catch is that you need to "backbrush" afterwards, which keeps the stain from pooling in any place and also apparently helps work the stain into the wood. So as usual, I did the rolling-ish step (in this case, it was the sponge applicator) and Sherry was the brush girl (she followed quickly behind me, brushing over everything I stained to work the stain into the cracks and keep it from pooling anywhere).
The top portion of the deck probably took us 15-20 minutes (this stain + sealer only calls for one coat). So that part was waaaay faster than we expected. It was the stairs and railings that ground us to a halt. That part had to be done with the brush making sure that we got all sides of each post while watching out for drips and puddles. So it took us more time and focus than we expected. Maybe two hours in total for that part? We kind of lost track, but Clara woke up before we were finished so I went in to watch her and Sherry "The Paintbrush" Petersik stayed back and got 'er done.
When the stain was still wet we worried that the color was redder than we had wanted, but when it dried it did exactly what we wanted – it just "toned" the wood, so it still looks similar to the other exterior wood around the house (like the fence around the patio, etc). Oh and you might notice that Sherry took a moment to paint the utility box to blend a little more with the brick, just like she did at our first house. It only took a test pot of paint (around $2.50), so although it's hardly invisible, it's a lot less "Look at me!" in person. And I think you can tell in the photos when you compare it to the picture a few photos up.
Best of all, I was totally redeemed from my failed-ish attempts at cleaning. Here's that corner that was especially dirty looking.
It's not flawless, but it's much improved over where we were post-pressure washing.
So now, eight long months after construction on the deck wrapped up (and 10 since it started!) it's officially stained and sealed. And I'm still just as proud of her. Thankfully we got to enjoy the deck all through late fall and early spring (even before she was cleaned and stained) but it's nice to know that she's 100% complete and future acorns and leaves can't do as much damage if they decide to hang out too long.
We also finally calculated the long awaited deck budget breakdown for you guys (we wanted to get her stained/sealed before breaking down the benjamins) so here it is:
Permit – $114
First lumber & hardware order – $1007
First auger rental – $60
Second lumber & hardware order – $251
Second auger rental – $60
Flashing – $40
Misc hardware & supplies – $95
Powerwash – $80
Cleaner & Stain – $76
Total: $1783
I definitely think if you didn't have to build such a large staircase (ours has 8 steps with long railings on either side) you could save a good chunk of money. And if you don't fail your first inspection and have to rent the auger again, you'd save 60 more bucks. Oh and you can save seven more if you buy the good cleaner the first time. Ha!
I think this project was one of my biggest (it's right up there with our first house's bathroom gut-job) and it certainly saved us money to DIY it (it probably would have been around 6-8K to get this hired out) but most of all it gave me confidence. Dude, I built a deck. And the permit guy said it would hold a bunch of elephants. I'm a proud poppa.
That odd little alley of ours has definitely come a long way. Here's a picture we took during our first walk through back in 2010.
Anyone else staining a deck? Did the stain look crazy bright right after it went on? Have you tried one of those deck stain applicators on a stick? I really think in combination with the brush it was a fast yet thorough method.
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How long do you need to wait after power washing before you apply the deck stain?
Love the new stain! Looks gorgeous!
Also- funny story: Your family was in a dream I had last night. (First time that's ever happened!) Probably due to the fact that I'm in the process of chipping away at your archives at the moment. (Don't worry, I plan for this to take me like, a year. I'm not trying to read them all at once.. but since I started reading your blog about a year ago, I was always curious about how you had announced your pregnancy and your first move!) Anyway, I fell asleep reading through some of those last night, and then I had a dream that I had a house problem and all 3 of you (minus Burger) happened to come knocking on my door selling Girl Scout popcorn, so I invited you in for advice on my house problem! Ha! We plopped Clara down with my dog (which is weird because I don't own a dog!) and she was happy as a clam, while we 3 adults went and saved the DIY day! :)
Also also- unrelated, but I think you'll love this… Somebody adding monsters to landscape paintings found in thrift stores. http://twistedsifter.com/2012/04/adding-monsters-to-thrift-store-paintings/ SO funny.
That turned out great! With such a huge project to tackle it must feel awesome to finally have it done. The hubs and I need to seal the fence we put up last year but we're waiting for it to warm up first. We also need to convince our neighbors on either side (who share the fence with us) to turn off their sprinklers for two days so the sealant can dry properly. Hoping a plate of homemade cookies will help convince them!
Nerdy McWorrypants – haha I love it! The deck looks even more amazing than it did in August. Job well done, as always!
Wow, crazy how much fancier and swankypants it looks with a little stain! You have every right to be super proud.
great job on the deck!! I hope the new future owners enjoy it as much as you guys do/did!
I second Oxi-Clean. We had to switch to it to get the years of grime off our deck, worked well. I used the leftover for the laundry.
The deck looks AWESOME! I'm so glad to hear that you guys were able to enjoy it in the fall and have been using it this spring, too – after all of that hard work you definitely deserve to bask in your accomplishments :) And wow, I'm so impressed with the before and after cleaning shots, too – it was definitely worth it to persist (I don't think I would have had that much motivation after trying two things previously) because the difference is amazing. Congratulations! And I'm sure this will be a huge selling point for prospective buyers. It's probably not worth it at this point, but I was hoping to see the deck with some strings of globe lights :) Great work Petersiks!
The deck really has come together so well. I remember when I was reading the posts during the process of it being built and thinking, "He's really doing it!"
I saw a response you made up near the top and I was curious about it: You said some potential buyers are coming through your house with Buyer's Agents. I'm so curious about this, because from what I've learned about the house shopping process, the Buyer never pays any commission and typically the seller pays the Listing/Selling Agents' commission and the Listing Agent typically splits his commission with the Buyer's Agent, since they brought the buyer to the house.
In your case, since you're selling on your own, I really want to know who covers the Buyer's Agent's commission. In NY, the Buyer isn't supposed to pay ANY commission, from what I can tell.
I didn't even know you were supposed to wait with PT wood before staining it until you had blogged about it. And I'm kicking myself for not researching it more thoroughly now that half our deck is stained & all the disgusting stuff is sealed in. We tried to powerwash it mast summer, but most of the stain is still there (if anyone else has any helpful tips)
They sell deglossing products for folks who don't want to wait out the natural deglossing of PT wood… maybe try that?
Nice job, John! This is one of my favorite projects that you guys have done. The space was just odd and awkward and you made it into this gorgeous, useable space! I love it. The new owners are definitely going to thank you for this project. :)
I was anxiously waiting for this post, as we just stained our deck this week after building it last summer with PT wood and waiting for it to be ready. We used the same Olympic deck cleaner and Olympic toner in a different color, but our results weren't nearly as good as yours! The cleaner made our wood "fuzzy". I don't know how else to describe it, but after reading I guess the bleach can eat away some of the wood. We also had some trouble with the stain not mixing evenly and it applied an uneven tone on the deck and is shiny in spots. Sad to say, I'm a bit disappointed in our results. Glad yours turned out so well, though!
Is it just me or does reading the word deck in the post and all of the comments, start to sound a little weird after a while? I love your deck, how do you wash your deck, just use the blower on the deck, elephants on the deck! :) I am sorry for my dirty-ish mind. It's just that word….deck deck deck!! :)
Im confused though – are you suppose to wait 2-3 months after power washing to stain?? We have our deck that needs this done to it & we thought we could do power washing & then stain within the same weekend – sounds like that's not a good idea? Thanks for info!!
OK, now you can move :)
Thanks for the tips.
Nerdy McWorrypants…Ha!
The deck looks great!
Wow! That looks incredible! Especially with the "waaaaay" before photo – before you even built the deck! Great work.
Just curious – do you share your before and after photos in any way with potential buyers to show how much work you've put into the house?
I helped my friend stain half her railing last weekend. It took us 4.5 hours, together, to get that far. Their deck is monstrous, has railings on 3 sides and 2 long sets of stairs. We're hoping to bang out the second half and the floor this weekend (and hoping we're nowhere near as sore the second time around).
It's funny how differently stain takes to different wood. I love the cedar naturaltone on your deck, but on Nathan's grandparents' house (which is sided in rough-cut hemlock) it looks VERY orange.
I love when you have product advice and do all the fails for me! It looks amazing. Do you know how much it would've cost a contractor to do the same job in your area?
The deck looks great! But in a totally unrelated point your book is being used as a prop on Anthropologie's website for the beluga bookends! Just had to post, didn't know if you knew. :)
For anyone else who needs to do some staining – I did the same method (apply stain then backbrush), but used slightly different tools. I used a regular 9″ paint roller cover with an extender pole so i could use it while standing. The 9″ cover was exactly the width of 2 of my deck boards, so I just did one long row of 2 boards at a time.
Then I used a wide deck staining brush from Sherwin Williams (but I think I've also seen them at Ace Hardware) that has a handle that twists off so you can use an extender pole. THIS was a life saver so I wasn't crawling around the whole time. I basically did my backbrushing like I was using a broom. Well worth the extra money for the brush with removable handle!
The deck looks great, Sherry and John. I know it can be tough to find the right stain color that isn't too orange or too red.
I know you guys tackle a lot of stuff and get a lot of well-deserved comments about what a great job you do. But seriously, please take a moment and really soak in how cool this is. Building a deck from scratch is serious DIY and you guys should be so proud of how you've upgraded that space. My husband is dying to build our own patio/firepit area and I've squashed his manhood by implying we should hire someone else so it's not a trainwreck. Maybe I should let him go nuts doing this just so he can stand back and roar with pride afterward- lol.
Woah! Love the finished deck!
The deck looks fabulous. I'm a little sad that you have to leave it behind, I mean…you BUILT a deck and staircase! Seriously mad skills. You'll definitely have to do some (non-creepy) drive-bys just to stare at it sometimes.
Our deck was just power washed and stained , thankfully the association does it since we are in a townhome.
I have a question for you guys. When you are looking for homes what do you really look for ? In terms of the layout , what do you look for? How do you look beyond all that fixing needed and come to a conclusion that 'this is it' ? or have you already done a post about it?
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Bonnie was born June 16, 1925 in Neches, to Jim and Gertrude Minton. Lucille married Weldon Powell Clancy on April 11, 1942. They lived in Houston and West Texas until settling between Groesbeck and Mexia in 1973. She worked at and retired from Mexia State School where she poured her love into the children. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Groesbeck where she had the ministry of taking tapes and CDs of sermons to the local nursing home.
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He had been a fitter welder at General Dynamics and was a veteran of the U.S. Army.
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Visitation will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13 at Porter Funeral Home, 203 N. Canton in Mexia.
James "Gene" Walker died Nov. 11, 2014.
Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. at St. James Primitive Baptist Church in Coolidge. Visitation will be held Friday, Nov. 14, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Pearly Gates Funeral Home in Mexia. Eulogist will be Pastor Gerald Henderson. Burial takes place at Sandy Creek Cemetery.
James "Gene" Walker was born Sept. 17, 1947 in Hills County, to the parents of Shug Walker and Beulah Randle. He attended Woodland High School.
James met his wife, Mary D. Silmon, and they married Nov. 19, 1968. To this union, five children were born: two sons and three daughters.
James was a member of Mustang Baptist Church in Prairie Hill, until God called him home to be with Him. He worked as a general laborer, farmer and in landscaping.
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On Aug. 7, 1926 in Groesbeck, Lena Mae Jackson was born to S.J. Warren and Willie D. Johnson. Lena was raised in the Springfield Community.
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Ronald Truman Brown, 71, passed away Nov. 11, 2014 in Teague. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 14, at the Prairie Grove Baptist Church, with Brother Clifton Jones officiating. Interment will be in the Prairie Grove Cemetery.
Visitation with the family will be 10 to 11 a.m. Friday at the Prairie Grove Baptist Church.
Ronald was born Jan. 21, 1943 in Navasota, to Walter Truman and Willis Temple Brown. He had an outgoing personality. His greatest joy in life was be among people and surrounded by his loving family. Ronald was a loving son and brother.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Ronald is survived by two sisters, Kay Walker and husband, Joe, and Linda Stacks and husband, Randy, all of Teague; two brothers, Mike Brown and wife, Lisa, of Kingwood and Mark Brown of Teague; two nieces; seven nephews; a number of great-nieces and nephews; and numerous friends.
Pearl Doris Freeman, 89, passed away Nov. 8, 2014 at Teague Nursing Home. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 10 a.m. at Porter Funeral Home Chapel in Mexia, with Scott Sires and Rev. Bill Wright Sr. officiating. Interment will follow at 2:30 p.m. at Glenwood Cemetery in Alvarado.
Visitation will be Tuesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Porter Funeral Home.
Pearl Doris Freeman was born the first of five children to Mary Lee Morris Huett Bolton and Dewey Lovic Huett on May 30, 1925 in Sherman. She was a member of First Methodist Church in Wortham, and was a proud member of the Rebekas and Order of the Eastern Star. She was a devoted mother and grandmother and thoroughly enjoyed spending time with her family.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her son, Jerry Sires of Alvarado; and sisters, Mary Ellen Dickenson and Marbry Lee "Cookie" Ball of Sulphur Springs.
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Flura Delle Teer Erskine passed away peacefully surrounded by her children on Nov. 7, 2014, in Longview, after 97 fulfilling years of life.
Born June 7, 1917, in Freestone County, to James Birch and Maude Edna Teer, she was the youngest of 14 children. She descended from a distinguished lineage of patriots in the American Revolution as well as Stephen F. Austin's original 300 settlers who arrived in Texas in the 1820s.
She was married in 1940 to Blake Erskine of Tehuacana, where they made their home for 43 years. They were blessed with two children, Blake Charles and Kathy Delle. Erskine retired from the Mexia State School after many years of faithful service. She was a talented cook, homemaker and disciplined, hard worker who dearly loved her family and friends. She was also a master 42 player.
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I'm a flight attendant and have been a (very) long-time user of Eagle Creek products. Hands down, these packing cubes are the ones that make my constant packing, re-packing, unpacking a real...Read complete review
I'm a flight attendant and have been a (very) long-time user of Eagle Creek products. Hands down, these packing cubes are the ones that make my constant packing, re-packing, unpacking a real breeze. One cube for uniform items and one cube for layover clothing. At the end of the trip, one of the cubes hold all my dirties. It's funny how these packing cubes (along with folders) that were introduced by Eagle Creek a long time ago (EC has always been ahead of the game) are now being imitated by every other competitor - a true sign that these have become travel staples. The best part is, EC is true to their warranty program. I've had damaged items (after a very long use) they replaced hassle-free. I just love EC, their innovative and practical products andawesome customer service.
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This bag is very efficient, compact, and a good size.However, the way the handle is oriented you can not hang it from a hook in a bathroom and have it open at the same time.All the contents fall to the floor.I recently took a trip abroad where we stayed in a dorm situation and 5 of us shared a bathroom.I bought it with the intention of using it for my toiletries to carry back and forth to
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Very functional great organization
By Brian
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About Me Frequent Traveler
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Great Organization
By TurtleMommy
from NW Louisiana
About Me Bargain Hunter, Practical
Besides the usual travel trips, I [Mom] am also involved with Boy Scouting. I'm not an organized person, so the pack-it cubes are sometimes the only thing that is organized when it comes to my packing :)
Fits 4-5 yoga pants and t-shirts!
By The Plus Size Backpacker
from Montreal, Canada
About Me Bargain Hunter, Frequent Traveler, Practical
I can fit 4-5 yoga pants and the same number of long/short sleeves t-shirts in this cube. (I wear XL or XXL pants and XXL shirts) You have to carefully fold/roll each item, but it's possible to do it without feeling like the zippers are going to bust.I find this helps organize your luggage and allows to find things more efficiently without completely messing up your luggage.
Makes Packing Fun!
By Jackie O
from The Villages
About Me Bargain Hunter, Frequent Traveler, Practical, Stylish
We cruise a lot and I absolutely hate packing for the trip. The packing cubes (almost) made it fun! I was truly amazed at how much will fit into the double cube. I bought way more cubes than I needed because of that!
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Nice and compact
By Rosie
from Washington
We have one and so I got more for gifts. I use the one we have for my husband's underwear on trips.....keeps him organized!!!! ......And he loves it.
Fits a lot
By Collegiette
from Boston, MA
About Me College Student, Frequent Traveler, Long-distance Traveler
I doubted just how much I needed "packing solutions" since the idea of putting bags within a bag seems a bit ridiculous but ended up ordering a set for Thanksgiving Break. The cube is a great size for packing 5-6 shirts/pants and is perfect for long or short trips. It's great that it keeps all your items separate (eg one for shirts, one for bottoms, etc). It actually does compress items, considering I folded a pillow and reduced its size by half. I ordered a second one to pack my things for a month-long winter break. It is too large to fit inside a duffel bag so I ended up carrying it, but I think it'd be great for a suitcase. The problem is that if you stuff it too much, it'll puff up and become pillow-shaped, leaving gaps within your suitcase. The zippers don't look like they're made of the best quality and I'm a bit worried they'll break, but they've held up so far. I can't wait to test this out over a cross-Atlantic trip.
A must have with your starter set!
By Sharlyn
from Fort Lauderdale, FL
About Me Frequent Traveler, Practical
I purchased this item with a starter set. Perfect! It holds several items and my clothes didn't get wrinkled at all.
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By island girl
from North Carolina and a sailboat
This is the 2nd set of these I have ordered. It makes packing and unpacking so easy. Love that my suitcase is organized and when I stand it up things don't get all wrinkled. I use one for tee-shirts, one for jeans and shorts and the other for swimsuits and personal items. Amazing how much you can stuff into one of the medium size. I am leaving for two weeks in Aruba in a month and my husband and I have just one checked bag. Would order again for gifts. Makes a nice present for someone that travels a lot. My husband and I live on a sailboat 6 months a year and we leave our cloths in these all the time. Keeps them for shifting around under sail.
Great help in de-cluttering luggage
By TravelKat
from Richmond, VA
About Me Business Traveler, Practical
I always roll tee-shirts and polo shirts and then stuff them into edges and gaps to save space in my luggage. Problem is that I then need to go digging around to find these items when I am at my destination and, because I leave my things in the suitcase, I am never really sure how many clean items I have left. The Cube solves this problem by keeping all the items in one spot, so it's a snap to see how many tee-shirts I have left. I also feel that because I can jam the rolled shirts into the cube, they are being kept compact and again save space.
Love my 'Pack-It' system!
By Trip
from Nevada
About Me Practical
The 'Pack-It' system helps to keep everything organized and easy to find while traveling.
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Author Notes: I love cioppino. I love pasta (baked or otherwise). So, I combined them. Yum. - aargersi
Serves 2
- 1 slice sourdough bread
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 large clove garlic
- 8 jumbo pasta shells (the stuffing kind)
- 1/2 cup marinara sauce plus a bit extra for the baking dish
- 1 tablespoon creme fraiche
- 1 teaspoon orange zest
- 1 large basil leaf, chopped
- 1 tablespoon Italian parsley, chopped
- a pinch of crushed red pepper (optional)
- 8 bay scallops
- 8 small shrimp, peeled and cleaned
- 1/4 cup lump crab meat
- a squeeze of lemon
- a squeeze of orange
- Boil the pasta shells to al dente according to the directions.
- Meanwhile make the breadcrumbs. Whiz the bread in the processor until it is a coarse crumb. Saute over medium heat with the butter and garlic until just crisp.
- Preheat the oven to 375. Mix together the 1/2 cup marinara, creme fraiche, basil, parsley and orange zest. Add the red pepper if you opt in for spice.
- Put a little marinara in the bottom of your baking dish. Fill each shell with a spoon full of the mixture above, a bay scallop, a shrimp, and about a teaspoon of crab meat.
- Arrange the shells in the baking dish, then sprinkle the breadcrumb over top. Squeeze a bit of lemon over and bake until the seafood is done (about 20 minutes).
- Squeeze a bit of orange over and serve!
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Seafood Pasta
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Baked Pasta
Tags: dinner for two, serves a crowd, shellfish
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about 4 years ago Andria
I gotta make this one. Looks great~
about 4 years ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks! Let me know what you think! I am a big fan of the flavor combo (obviously :-)
about 4 years ago mieronimo
That looks delicious..definitely will be making..
about 5 years ago Annelle
This looks and sounds delicious! Can't wait to try!
about 5 years ago mariaraynal
What a fun, whimsical dish. Bet it tastes fabulous, too. Love your creativity.
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Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Thanks! I just gobbled 4 of these and they were tasty!!
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Among the roughly 35 cast members, only two are seniors. Production director Cindy Light said she usually has anywhere from 10 to 12 seniors in a cast. But, Light said whatever this year's group might be lacking in experience, they're making up for in talent.
"We have a real strong group of juniors," she said.
Talent is important with a musical such as "Seussical," which Willard students will perform at 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Willard High School.
Light said "Seussical," based on stories of Dr. Seuss, is a difficult show to perform: The chorus is constantly moving on and off stage, the show is almost entirely sung-through, there are many pauses in the middle of songs and what little dialogue the show has is set to a beat.
Light said she liked what she saw from the cast during a recent rehearsal — 11 days before opening night.
To help cast members navigate the difficulties of "Seussical," Light gave them CDs of the Broadway production. The teacher and drama director said she hoped listening to the CDs would help the students know what to do during the myriad pauses.
"Seussical's" songs may be difficult but they're crowd pleasers.
"You wake up singing them; they're catchy," Light said.
The numbers include "Oh, The Thinks You Can Think," "How Lucky You Are," "Here on Who," "Alone in the Universe" and "Biggest Blame Fool."
Bits and pieces of at least 14 Seuss classics are incorporated into "Seussical," including "Horton Hears a Who," "Horton Hatches the Egg," "Gertrude McFuzz," "The Butter Battle Book," "If I Ran the Circus, McElligott's Pool," "I Had Trouble in Getting to Solla Sollew" and "The Cat in the Hat."
The main story involves Horton the Elephant's efforts to save his friend Jojo and the other inhabitants on Who, even though everyone else in the Jungle of Nool thinks Horton is the "Biggest Blame Fool" for believing in people who live on a small speck of dust. But Horton is a determined, loyal and faithful friend who fights for what he knows to be true.
Cast members with lead roles include: Greg Riemersma as Cat in the Hat; Brock Sokevitz as Horton; Katie Holthouse as JoJo; Ariel Tarr as Gertrude; Cayla Gardner as Mayzie; Shannon Spayde as Sour Kangaroo; Brendon Bower as the Mayor of Whoville; Lindsay Bogner as the mayor's wife; Norm Steinmetz as General Schmitz and Cody Frasure as the Grinch.
"Seussical" opened on Broadway on Nov. 30, 2000 and ran until May 20, 2001.
WHAT: "Seussical"
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday
WHERE: Willard High School
HOW MUCH: Adult tickets are $6 and student tickets are $5. To purchase tickets, call (419) 935-0181.


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We propose to implement and test a new cubed-sphere finite-volume, non-hydrostatic dynamical core developed at NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL) for use in future GMAO atmospheric general circulation models. The core will be implemented under the MAPL software interface to the Earth System Modeling Framework (ESMF) used in GMAO systems. It will be tested at various resolutions in climate, numerical weather prediction (NWP), and data assimilation modes. We will evaluate the core's hydrostatic and non-hydrostatic options at resolutions from 15 to 50 km, and will compare the resulting non-hydrostatic implementations at the two centers using resolutions as close to cloud-resolving as computing resources will allow (~5km). For the GMAO, this proposal prepares the pathway to the next generation GEOS-6 system. For GFDL it will provide additional resources for a more thorough evaluation of the core and particularly of its performance at very high resolution in a numerical weather prediction (NWP) setting using the GMAO's atmospheric data assimilation system. The non-hydrostatic finite volume dynamical core is already undergoing advanced testing at GFDL and a hydrostatic version using the same code base is being tested at GMAO. This collaboration between GMAO and GFDL will further the interests of both parties in the development advanced climate and NWP models, and represents a key step in ensuring NASA's ability to continue to analyze and assimilate high-resolution satellite data using state-of-the-art models.
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