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Tuesday - 11/13/2012, 4:03pm EST
A White House task force, charged with streamlining the onerous confirmation process for presidential appointees, took aim at duplicative forms and overly burdensome questions in its first report, issued last week to the President and key congressional committees.
The working group recommended Senate and White House leaders design a core set of common questions and develop a single electronic "smart form," similar to tax-filing software, that appointees could use to complete the necessary forms.
The group, a bipartisan collection of current and former lawmakers and government officials, was borne out of the Presidential Appointment Efficiency and Streamlining Act, which President Barack Obama signed into law in August. The law immediately cut more than 160 positions that once required Senate confirmation. It also tasked the working group with recommending further fixes to the process.
Cutting paperwork, going digital
Presidential appointees are typically required to submit a number of forms: a questionnaire for national security positions, financial-disclosure forms from the Office of Government Ethics and then a spate of more specific queries from the White House and the relevant Senate committees.
The problem is that many of the forms contain similar — but not quite exact — questions, "requiring candidates to tailor their answers to account for small differences in questions intended to elicit more-or-less the same information," according to the report.
The group recommended developing a core set of questions, similar to the "common application," adopted by many colleges and universities. Senate committees or the White House could always supplement these core questions with additional ones, if needed.
When paired with these core questions, the development of an electronically based "smart form" would allow nominees to "answer all vetting questions one way, at a single time," the report stated.
The authors of the report said the electronic system would be similar to tax-filing software that guides users through a set of questions and automatically populates completed forms.
The group estimated design and development of such a system would take about eight to 12 months, and the "investment of time and money is eminently worthwhile."
Other recommendations included cutting back on "unnecessarily burdensome" questions in favor of more narrowly tailored queries and requiring less scrutiny for part-time positions on boards and commissions.
Immediate impact on new nominations?
Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), the chairman of the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, said the proposed reforms would have an immediate impact on Obama's second-term nominations.
"If the bipartisan working-group recommendations are adopted, the President's new nominees will proceed through their Senate confirmations more efficiently than others have in the past because of reduced paperwork," he said in a statement.
Streamlining paperwork won't entirely fix the problem, Lisa Brown, the working group's chair, wrote in the preface to the report. But it is a significant first step.
"While the working group can do nothing to change the political climate or turn back the information age, it can recommend significant reforms to the paperwork involved in the process to ease unnecessary burden on nominees, while more quickly providing all parties with the information they need to determine nominees' suitability for office," said Brown, who's also the acting federal chief performance officer.
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I wish I could tell you how Shelby Stephenson will entertain you on Saturday, but there's no predicting what he'll say or do. I find that charming.
He might share lines from any number of his published works, including "Fiddledeedee." That's his book that celebrates Southern people, places and things.
Or he might pick up a guitar, start strumming and belt out "I Can't Stop Loving You" — one of his favorite songs, penned by Cleveland County native Don Gibson.
Whatever he does, I hope you're enlightened by his homespun charm and subtle sense of humor as much as I am.
Shelby is one of the smartest people I know.
He lives in Benson, 30 miles south of Raleigh, on the same property where he was reared. His knowledge of literature, traditional country music and Southern folklore is astounding.
On Saturday, Shelby will appear at the Gaston County Public Library in a program expressing his passions for writing, educating and performing acoustic music.
I've always found him to be a person who not only talks, but listens. Actually, he listens more than he talks.
We enjoy sitting around and telling stories. I share memories from a fun experience in my life, he'll ask follow-up questions and then we'll laugh at the hilarity of the moment.
"What does all this mean, Wade?"
I always smile, shake my head and reply, "I have no idea."
That sparks more laughter.
As a Southern literature professor at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, he taught me so much about writing. He never discouraged my ideas or aspirations.
His career has brought success in writing poetry, authoring books and recording country music. Among his cherished CDs is a tribute to Hank Williams Sr.
I had the pleasure of photographing Shelby for his latest poetry book, "Play My Music Anyhow."
After traveling to his homestead last year, we walked to the plank house where he grew up. It's right there on his property.
Surrounded by tobacco fields, he stood in the house near photographs of some of his musical heroes, including Country Music Hall of Famer George Jones.
That's the atmosphere he adores.
My hope is that participants in Saturday's event will catch a glimpse of that atmosphere and the man who lives to tell about it.
Wade Allen is a reporter for The Gaston Gazette.
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As Glenn Quiggle lectures his U.S. honors history students at Lafayette Christian School, they flit about on electronic tablets. They're not perusing Facebook, though, or surfing the web – they're following along with an electronic text, pulling up maps of areas Quiggle discusses, even clicking links to directly access the Articles of Confederation as he begins to talk about them.
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Cloie Yarbrough, a junior in Quiggle's U.S. honors history class, said the tablets make note-taking much easier. She can highlight text in her eTextbook and save it and notes she takes on the tablet.
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This year, three classrooms will use the eTextbooks for 10 classes in the upper school – seventh to 12th grades. Classes are Earth science, world cultures, world history, physical science and American history.
After each class, students leave the tablets in the classroom for the next group, but everything they've done is saved in a profile that they can access from any Internet-connected device. Lafayette contracted for the program with VitalSource Bookshelf, which has more than 1.6 million users on 6,000 campuses in 180 countries, according to the company.
The student or parent signs up for a free VitalSource Bookshelf account online, enters the special code from LCS and receives the eTextbook in his virtual bookshelf. The student can access eTextbooks by computer and mobile devices with Apple and Android operating systems.
"If you have a wifi connection or a data plan on an iPhone, you can be in the middle of the desert and get your chapter read," said teacher Nate Shaw, who uses the eTextbooks in his seventh grade world studies class.
Students also said it lightens their carrying load.
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Curry said the ease of access to supplemental materials with the eTexts means he's more likely to take advantage of them. It also helps that he doesn't have to remember to bring a notebook home or to class, since all his notes are saved online.
Gunner Lankford, a seventh grader in Shaw's world studies class, said that he preferred the ease of scrolling and clicking through the books over flipping through a traditional text. He wished he had the option in more classes.
Quiggle said "there's no doubt" that tablets in class has increased student's participation and interest. He said the interactive media suite that he uses to teach with the eBooks allows him to give students websites to look up for more information, and he usually finds the students will research and suggest more websites to pull resources from.
"We have some real clever kids in here," he said. "These kids are all in the digital generation. I give them some good sites and they find three to four other good ones. They are resourceful and becoming more attentive in the course."
Katie Leuken, a seventh grader in Shaw's world studies class, said she doesn't consider herself an electronics person, but finds using the eTexts has helped her learn more about using electronic devices as a learning resource. Shaw said the added visual stimulus and interactivity of the devices really seem to help the students learn.
"It is very interactive," Quiggle said. "It helps the students; it helps spur them with quizzes and discussions as well."
Quiggle said that there was an adjustment period for the students getting used to using the devices for daily assignments, but many were quick to catch on. Also, most students prefer using the tablets now, even those who initially said they preferred textbooks.
The eTexts give students "a lot resources, it allows us to expose the student to multimedia and important context of the subject matter," Shaw said.
Shaw said the there still can be technical issues with the devices. Tuesday, one student was unable to log in to his account, so Shaw directed him to grab a textbook to follow along until he could get the issue straightened out.
"There are technical issues, but there are issues with textbooks as well, like 'I left it at home,' but in this case it's, 'I can't log on to my account," Shaw said, adding that a quick email to technical support will usually fix any problems.
LCS Headmaster John Cipolla said the main reason the school went with eTextbooks is because many universities are using the model, and he wants students to be prepared. He added the apparent advantages to learning and lightening students' backpack loads as major factors.
Although some people think the model is also more cost-effective, Cipolla said, it isn't. The cost of a yearly contract with VitalSource Bookshelf is overall more expensive than buying textbooks that would remain in use for several years, but Cipolla felt the advantages outweigh the additional cost.
Cipolla added that the deal also includes physical textbooks as backups, or for students who may not have Internet access at home. The move didn't require the school to increase its wireless bandwidth to handle the devices, Cipolla said.
The project was actually funded mostly by donations from elementary parents when school officials pitched the project to them at the fall open house. Cipolla said he had expected to request funding from both elementary and upper school parents for it, but donations were sufficient with only the elementary parents to proceed. Upper school parents instead donated to an engineer's garden that currently is in preparation stages.
Looking forward, "I think it's going to be the norm," Cipolla said of the eTexts.
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Watching on GSW's feed, and they are showing Vasquez a lot of love and compliments.
Anyone who will trade Gordon for Bledsoe or Deng is silly. Those guys will not help our team as much as Gordon will. I'm not sure Paul George would or Mayo would either. Gordon is clearly wat we need.
The guy comes back next week. Give him ONE MORE shot before we count out the best young SG in the NBA out.
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A player like GV needs to use fancy dribbling to his benefit and he doesn't. All just slow and basic.
I officially believe in Gordon and will support him. Lets see how he bounce back. I really don't wanna trade him yet...
Vasquez is such a bad pg at times, i reckon his probs better off at sg sometimes.
Vasquez is fine coming off the bench , but he can't have the ball in his in crunch time . He just doesn't have the ability to create a good shoot for himself or a teammate
SO TIRED OF THE POINT GUARD NOT BEING ABLE TO GET BUY ANYBODY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is absolutely killing the offense. Davis has to get more than 7 FG attempts in a game. Depending on how Gordon comes back, I would maybe trade Rivers, I really thought after a quarter of the way through the season we would start to see a little improvement. There is know way this kid can be a point guard I just don't see it.
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NORMAN, OK – DePaul (Division I), Maryville (Division II), Carnegie Mellon (Division III), Ohio Dominican (NAIA), Frank Phillips (NJCAA DI) and South Mountain (NJCAA DII) have been named Academic National Champions for their respective divisions announced the GCAA. DePaul posted the highest recorded team GPA with 3.66. A total of 113 teams submitted GPAs of 3.00 or higher and earned All-Academic Team recognition. Pfeiffer was recognized in the division two category as Parker Robertson was awarded the same as an individual.
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Zahair Cherry became emotional after sealing his future decision. Kyle O'Connor has a long-term commitment ahead of him. Bra'lon Cherry has started his journey.
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"This moment is a relief," said Zahair Cherry, who will play safety at Chowan. "I grew up kind of hard. I was hard-headed and I was one that was always told no, but did it anyways. It came down to me buckling down and doing things right.
"There were a lot of people that told me I probably wasn't going to be able to do it, but it's a blessing to be able to do it."
Watkins will continue playing football at UNC Charlotte; Matau signed with
"Since I started playing football, I said that I wanted to go to college for football. I finally accomplished that dream," Watkins said.
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It got over the hurdle with a 23-6 win over
The following week, the Bears rallied to defeat
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Watkins scored four touchdowns, including the game-winner with less than 30 seconds remaining of the state championship game. He was
On the season, he ran for 1,336 yards and scored 23 touchdowns.
"Winning a state championship was my goal my whole high school career, and I won that," Watkins said. "I wanted a Division I scholarship, and I got that. This final year was perfect."
Watkins will redshirt his first year. He will be a sophomore by the time
"I'm a 49er," Watkins said. "I am ready to get there and show everybody I can do a whole lot more in
O'Connor to kick for the Naval Academy
The Bears' kicker will come in and compete on kickoffs, field goals and possibly punting.
Last season, O'Connor made 64 extra points, had a punt average of more than 40 yards and more than 80 percent of his kickoffs went for touchbacks.
"Hopefully I will be starting this season," O'Connor said. "They want me to compete, so hopefully I will be able to take up that position.
"I'm going to bring good competition and I think the best player should be on the field."
O'Connor also had an offer from Virginia Tech to be a preferred walk-on.
Upon graduation from the
"I'm going to have everything required of me to be a Midshipman, plus football," O'Connor said. "It's going to be a lot of work, but I am prepared to put in the work.
"At the end of the day, I will get to say that I did something with my four years of college."
Navy will soon play football in the Big East.
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Cherry led
Matau to makes
Matau is nearly recovered from a knee injury he suffered last season. He will redshirt his first season before getting inserted into
Matau is recruited as a guard.
"I going to come in physical and strong," Matau said. "I'm going to try to manhandle my guy in front of me and impress the coaches."
Matau said he is looking forward to playing his home games at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium in
"I get to come home to momma's cooking," Matau said. "(My family) can come to my games, and that means a lot."
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Zahair Cherry took his visit to Chowan last weekend. He felt at home.
Cherry will be a safety in the Hawks'
"I'm going to bring some physicality," he said. "They told me they are in the hunt for a ring, and I've got one. I'm coming in hungry and ready to take my spot."
Cherry had three interceptions last season. He will join former
"(Chowan) came at me hard. They came firing on all cylinders," Cherry said. "They told me I had a chance to come in and compete and play right away. That caught my attention too."
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January 31, 2013
As one of the biggest and most brazen journalism companies in the world, The New York Times is always under a watchful eye. What makes it even more difficult for the paper to do business is that fact that it's constantly being bombarded by hackers and other outlets looking to corrupt the news.
The New York Times has published a surprising report suggesting that the government of China is responsible for a multi-month digital attack against the computer systems at the paper. The newspaper company suggests that the attacks were politically motivated, and they could be an operation of the Chinese military.
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Ian Burris Jr. kicked a game-winning 30-yard field goal in overtime as Durham Hillside handed New Bern its first home loss since 2011.
For the first time in three-consecutive season openers Hillside beat New Bern, this time with a 27-24 outcome.
Four-star recruit Trevion Thompson caught two touchdown passes, and New Bern quarterback Michael Hughes countered with a touchdown pass and two touchdown passes to Theron Noble.
Hillside avenged last year's 40-20 loss at New Bern, and its 27-19 defeat to the Bears in 2011. The mini-rivalry began in 2010 when Hillside knocked off New Bern, 12-7, in the 4A Eastern Regional Finals.
"We had a chip on our shoulder from the past couple years," Thompson said. "In the offseason, we worked hard. Our seniors want to go out with a bang, so we push each other everyday in practice."
New Bern kicker Josh Htoo knotted the game at 24-24 as time expired in regulation.
Hughes scored on a four-yard run to give New Bern a 21-17 advantage with five minutes remaining. Three minutes later, Thompson scampered down the left sideline for a 49-yard touchdown reception with two minutes to go.
On New Bern's final offensive possession of regulation, Hughes dashed 66 yards down to Hillside's five-yard line.
They had to settle for a field goal.
"We thought we had it, but just ran out of gas," said Hughes, who passed for 146 yards and ran for 152 more. "It went their way today, but we will bounce back.
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Hillside struck first with an 80-yard touchdown pass to Thompson, following a missed 20-yard field goal by Htoo.
The Bears drove to the Hornets' 3-yard line after Hughes completed a 32-yard pass to Diondre Poole.
Three plays later, New Bern's offense was held to a field goal attempt. Htoo booted his kick right, and on the next Hillside play, Hornets' quarterback Nas Forte-Ferguson launched a bomb into the arms of Thompson.
New Bern, which recovered two fumbles in the first half, capitalized on a Hillside miscue. Sam Thomas fell on this fumble.
Hughes later tossed his first of two touchdown passes to Theron Noble.
Donte Thomas-Williams put the Hornets on top at halftime when he punched the ball in the end zone on a 1-yard run with a little more than two minutes remaining in the second quarter.
Noble caught a pair of 27-yard touchdown passes for New Bern. Thompson caught six passes for 163 yards and Williams ran for 106 yards for the Hornets.
"This win feels amazing," Williams said. "We are two hard teams fighting against each other. Everybody played their hearts out. It was the little things that won this game."
New Bern (0-1) hosts defending 3A state champs Havelock (1-0) on Friday.
Durham Hillside 27, New Bern 24
Hillside 0 14 3 7 3 — 27
New Bern 0 7 7 10 0 —24
Second quarter
H — Trevion Thompson 80 pass from Nas Forte-Ferguson (kick miss), 10:52.
NB –- Theron Noble 27 pass from Michael Hughes (Josh Htoo kick), 6:36.
H --- Donte Thomas-Williams 1 run (Ferguson to Miles Kelly), 2:19.
Third quarter
NB – Noble 27 pass from Hughes (Htoo kick), 5:02.
H --- Ian Burris Jr. 37 field goal, :27.
Fourth Quarter
NB – Hughes 4 run (Htoo kick), 5:27
H – Thompson 49 pass from Forte-Ferguson (Burris kick), 2:07
NB – Htoo 32 field goal, :1
H – Burris 30 field goal
First downs 10 12
Rushes-yards 25-130 35-173
Passing 11-25-0 13-20-0
Passing yards 201 146
Total yards 331 329
Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1
Penalties 10-90 3-15
Punts-yard 4-134 5-155
Individual statistics
RUSHING — H: Donte Thomas-Williams 34-106,Raquaz Brannon 10-28, Nas Forte-Ferguson 1- (-4). NB: Michael Hughes 18-152, Craig Stokes 9-16, DeAuntae Grimes 2-5, Khalil Simpson 5-7, Daekwon Gaston 1 (-7).
PASSING — H: Forte-Ferguson 9-25-0 201. NB: Hughes 13-20-0 146.
RECEIVING — H: Trevion Thompson 6-163, Miles Kelly 3-33. NB: Theron Noble 2-54, DeAuntae Grimes 4-17, LeAuntae Grimes 1-1, Simpson 3-19, Diondre Poole 3-55.


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AMHERST, Mass.--Miami University's men's basketball team put forth a valiant effort but came up short, falling at No. 23/22 Massachusetts on Saturday evening, 73-65.
Senior forward Will Felder led all players with 22 points, while senior guard Quinten Rollins added nine assists, five steals and seven points and sophomore guard Geovonie McKnight tallied 15 points and a career-high seven assists. Felder was 10-of-12 from the field, shooting a scorching 83.3 percent from the field.
Baskets by Rollins and McKnight gave Miami (4-7) a quick 4-0 lead by the 18:18 mark. The Minutemen (12-1) used an 11-0 run over the next four minutes to take a seven-point lead at 14:23. UMass extended its lead to eight points, leading 20-12 with 8:43 to go in the opening half, but Miami persisted and used four points from freshman forward Joshua Oswald, a trey by freshman guard Jaryd Eustace and a bucket from Felder to shrink the gap to two points by the 6:04 mark, 23-21.
Miami kept it close and trailed just three points after McKnight fired a pass to sophomore center John Hawkins, who tossed in the layup at 3:09 to make the score 30-27 in favor of UMass. Trey Davis knocked down back-to-back 3-pointers for the Minutemen to extend their lead to 36-27 with 1:49 to go, but McKnight completed a three-point play with just over a minute to play and Felder tossed in a layup as the first half ended to put the RedHawks within four at the break, 36-32.
UMass scored four unanswered points to open the second half, but Miami retailed with a four-point spurt with a buckets from Oswald and Felder to stay within four of the Minutemen with 16:10 to go, 40-36. UMass extended its lead to 11 points at 9:32, 51-40, but the Red and White cut the deficit to single digits off back-to-back Oswald layups to pull within seven at 8:53, 51-44.
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When do life's grand adventures end? If you're like John LaPlante, now 84, they don't.
When LaPlante was a lad of 80, he was told he was the eldest of 8,000 Peace Corps volunteers.
When I heard that, I was stunned. Like a lot of us, as a kid I dreamed of joining the Peace Corps – or the Green Beret. But service toward the other end of the rainbow?
LaPlante laughs when I tell him my boyhood dreams. He reports the Peace Corps isn't all fun. A Newport Beach resident, he was assigned to the Ukraine. There were times when it was cold, difficult and scary.
What was the toughest day?
His toughest day was at night. He went home in a police car.
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LaPlante is a man with many lives. But one of them wasn't military.
In his 70s, he looked around for a new adventure, and it had always bothered him he'd never been in the service.
A wee bit over the hill for the Marines, LaPlante decided he'd join the Peace Corps. He explains his service was out of patriotism and "doing good for the good of it."
The only problem was that his partner, Annabelle Williams, couldn't join him because of health issues. Would she mind if he disappeared...for 27 months?
"Jeepers creepers," LaPlante says – a phrase he uses a lot – Williams gave her blessing.
LaPlante was thrilled. Fluent in French, he looked forward to living in an area that France once colonized and where the people still spoke French.
Southeast Asia? West Africa?
The Peace Corps had other ideas. Wanting to be sure their oldest volunteer was near good medical care, LaPlante landed in Chernihiv, a city of 300,000 in northern Ukraine – and closer to Chernobyl than LaPlante would have liked.
The first thing LaPlante struggled with was learning Russian. He reports learning a new language in your 70s is darned difficult. "I nearly flunked," he admits. "I thought they were going to kick me out."
Instead, LaPlante persevered while some other volunteers quit. He became a professor of English studies, teaching courses during the day as well as at night.
The second thing he struggled with was the weather. Used to splitting his years between Connecticut in summer and Newport Beach in winter, LaPlante wasn't used to making his way around in ice and snow. The average low in January was 16 degrees.
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Toffee apple pudding
By Emma Lewis
Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 40 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 6 adults, or 4 adults and 4 kids
A rich after-dinner treat
Nutrition and extra info
Nutrition per serving
- kcalories
- 452
- protein
- 6g
- carbs
- 68g
- fat
- 20g
- saturates
- 9g
- fibre
- 2g
- sugar
- 49g
- salt
- 1.26g
- 85g butter, melted
- 140g self-raising flour
- 100g golden caster sugar
- 1 tbsp baking powder
- 200ml milk
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 Bramley apples (or other cooking) apples, peeled, cored and sliced
For the topping
- 140g dark brown sugar
- 50g pecans, roughly chopped
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- Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Grease a 2-litre/3½-pint ovenproof dish lightly with butter. Tip the flour, sugar and baking powder, along with a pinch of salt, into a large bowl. Mix together the milk, butter, egg and vanilla extract and stir into the dry ingredients until you get a smooth batter. Arrange the apples in the dish, spoon the batter on top and smooth with a knife until the apples are covered.
- For the topping, pour 250ml boiling water over the sugar and stir together until smooth. Pour the liquid over the pudding mixture, then scatter over the pecans. Bake for about 40 mins until the pudding has risen and is golden. Use a big spoon to serve the pudding, making sure you get some of the gooey caramel sauce covering the bottom of the dish. Serve with pouring cream, warm custard or vanilla ice cream.
Recipe from Good Food magazine, November 2006
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This was awesome. The cooking time seemed perfect, and it was simple to put together. I forgot to put the melted butter in and the pudding still went down a storm, making it pretty much fat free, which was a bonus. I would like to try again with the butter though as I'm sure it would make it more delicious.
Lovely. Agree that there seems to look like too much water in the sugar solution, and my apples floated to the top and the batter mixed but it still tasted lovely.
Word of warning! I line all my baking tins with greaseproof paper as a matter of habit...don't do it with this, the paper pretty much disintegrated and I spent ages picking little bits out!


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When we hear the term "Flower Power" we immediately think of the Beatles' Yellow Submarine, psychedelic rock posters, and the "Summer of Love" -- the trippy, hippy 1960s.
But it wasn't until the spring of the '70s that Flower Power really blossomed in the pages of most major magazines. As with all things, it takes the mainstream a while to co-opt the culture of the trend makers. Once the Mad Men (and their clients) realized the selling power in groovy graphics...
They began using Flower Power for everything from feminine hygiene products...
... to lightbulbs...
... to grape juice.
Even Rubbermaid got in on the act. (After all, flower gardens need fences, right?)
One favourite early '70s ad campaign of anyone who was around at the time (myself included) was for Clairol's Herbal Essence Shampoo.
It's popularity was due to a series of truly lovely animated tv commercials. I remember watching these as a 10 year old kid and being mesmerized by them - and we only had a black and white television set back then!
So who - or what - was responsible for so thoroughly transforming the visual landscape of popular culture in the early 1970s? Some people credit this man...
Peter Max had studied under Frank Reilly at the Art Student's League in the mid-'50s. In 1962 he and friend, Tom Daly, formed a small art studio in New York, "The Daly and Max Studio." In 1968, Max's popular animated tv commercials for 7-Up propelled him into the public spotlight. Sales of his art posters and other branded merchandise skyrocketed as a result.
No doubt Max deserves credit for heavily influencing the direction of illustration in the following years. But he was hardly the only driver.
This week, a look at the illustration art of the early '70s and some of those who helped bring it about.
The Flower Power of the Early 1970s Illustration Scene
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I was soaking this up as a teenager (US); it really influenced my love of pattern in painting. Easy to do, too; after all, it's hardly academic figure drawing, is it?ReplyDelete
For that satisfaction we were being shown the excellent figures by Alphonse Mucha, Egon Schiele and Gustav Klimt.
The Welch's ad looks like it could be by Don Weller. I will call him to see if he recognizes it-ReplyDelete
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There is little doubt that scoring has never been the number one forte of Osipova, but her impressive rebounding prowess and veteran know-how in the paint, could still prove priceless for Russia as she prepares to step out for her country at her sixth EuroBasket Women tournament. She has also enjoyed a distinguished club career, winning four EuroLeague Women titles in a row at Sparta&K M.R. Vidnoje. Last season she played for a non-Russian club for just the second time, when she suited up for Istanbul University in the Turkish League and finished with some impressive numbers. She didn't finish as clinically as usual at the Olympics last summer but played the second most minutes of any player, highlighting the importance of her hard work on the glass and defensive capabilities. She has a high basketball IQ and anyone getting blocked will get that infamous Osipova smile afterwards.


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MUNCIE, Ind. -- The Miami tennis team opened the 2013-14 season Friday with a strong performance on the first day of the Ball State Invitational. The RedHawks swept their singles matches on the opening day of the tournament.
Freshman Andreea Badileanu picked up a 6-2, 6-1 win in her first match as a RedHawk. Junior Ramona Costea posted a 6-2, 6-1 win, while junior Christine Guerrazzi notched a 6-2, 6-3 win. Sophomore Chloe Heerden won 6-3, 6-0, and sophomore Ana Rajkovic tallied a 6-4, 6-4 win. Senior Christiana Raymond posted a 6-4, 6-3 win, while junior Alix Thurman won 6-1, 6-2.
"I was pleased with how we competed in singles today," said head coach Anca Dumitrescu. "We took care of the basics well and played with a positive attitude. I am looking forward to us being more challenged tomorrow and continuing to stick with our game plan."
In doubles play, Thurman and Raymond handled their opponents, winning 8-1 and 8-2. Rajkovic and Guerrazzi split their matches, losing 8-5 in the first match but rebounding with a sound 8-0 win in the second match. Costea and Heerden lost both of their matches by scores of 8-5.
The RedHawks will continue play in the Ball State Invite Saturday morning at 9 a.m.
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Andreea Badileanu (Miami) def. Elaine Cloern (WSU) 6-2, 6-1
Ramona Costea (Miami) def. Gema Bolado (Chi. St.) 6-2, 6-1
Christine Guerrazzi (Miami) def. Gabby Phillips (IllSt) 6-2, 6-3
Chloe Heerden (Miami) def. Grace Hyde (BU) 6-3, 6-0
Ana Rajkovic (Miami) def. Poffo (EKU) 6-4, 6-4
Christiana Raymond (Miami) def. Stephanie McLoughlin (BU) 6-4, 6-3
Alix Thurman (Miami) def. Vanessa Whyte (IUPUI) 6-1, 6-2
Marx/Nisbet (IllSt) def. Rajkovic / Guerrazzi (Miami) 5-8
Rajkovic / Guerrazzi (Miami) def. McCoughlin / Koester (BU) 8-0
Verstrepen/Smith (WSU) def. Costea / Heerden (Miami) 5-8
Gaugery/Heeps-Eriksen (ASU) def. Costea / Heerden (Miami) 5-8
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We have a governor who has taken up the cause of the war on poverty that President Lyndon Johnson started. The only difference is which side he is on. Let's review some of the changes in North Carolina sales tax laws that the legislature just put in place effective January 2014. They all seem to impact the less-fortunate Tar Heel.
■ Shelter. No change in sales tax law for stick-built subdivision homes. Sales tax on mobile homes more than doubled. Natural gas for heating also sees a sales tax increase.
■ Small farmers not making much money will be subjected to sales tax, not so larger corporate farms.
■ No computer and still get your news from a newspaper? Time for those street vendors and newspaper boys to pony up sales tax. Millionaires in the state are getting a tax rate reduction which will save them over $17,000 in state income taxes. Newspapers will have to sell more than 52,000 newspapers to cover just one millionaire's tax break.
■ Buy week-old bread from the thrift shop and pay a new sales tax. Buy steak and lobster from a high-end grocery store and pay no sales tax.
■ Students have borrowed a trillion dollars in student loans in an effort to improve their future chances in the global economy. With credit like that, how can we possibly miss out on charging sales tax on their campus meals? Debt directly on our children is always a good goal when it's not your child.
■ Buy a maintenance contract for that old clunker of a car and now pay sales tax on it. Does not apply if it's "free" like the one that comes with new BMWs.
■ Kids need clothes for school? No more sales tax holiday.
■ Try to save on your utility bill by buying an energy efficient appliance. No more sales tax holiday.
We all know about the state turning down health care for the poor and suspending aid to the poor during the government shutdown (the only state in the union to do so). I just thought the public should see how much more is going on in Raleigh at the expense of the poor.
Perhaps the governor and his legislature should read at least one passage in the Bible, Matthew 25: 40-41.


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I love reading about ideas. I come across new ones every almost day, but every now and then one sticks out as either quite remarkable or quite original. Such is this idea from Michael Mautner, Research Professor of Chemistry at Virginia Commonwealth University, who claims seeding the universe with life is not just an option but is our moral obligation.
Lisa Zyga, the article's author, beings with an interesting proposition:
Eventually, the day will come when life on Earth ends. Whether that's tomorrow or five billion years from now, whether by nuclear war, climate change, or the Sun burning up its fuel, the last living cell on Earth will one day wither and die. But that doesn't mean that all is lost. What if we had the chance to sow the seeds of terrestrial life throughout the universe, to settle young planets within developing solar systems many light-years away, and thus give our long evolutionary line the chance to continue indefinitely?
Well, what if? Mautner suggests that seeding the universe with our life is possible with current technology through a process called "directed panspermia". The process involves depositing "an array of primitive organisms on potentially fertile planets and protoplanets throughout the universe." Further, he says, "We have a moral obligation to plan for the propagation of life, and even the transfer of human life to other solar systems which can be transformed via microbial activity, thereby preparing these worlds to develop and sustain complex life."
I wouldn't go so far to say that humanity has a moral obligation to do as Mautner suggests. But, the Earth will eventually die out, and while the odds are that intelligent life exists somewhere else in the universe, there's a chance it doesn't. If we're to keep life as we know it going in the universe, spreading primitive organisms across space seems like as good a strategy as any. The human race may never have the technology to leave the earth permanently and establish a civilization on another planet, but shouldn't we plan for the possibility?


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