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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
McMinnarella - Easy, Soft and Mozzarella-like
You have probably already read about this in our monthly Moosletter, so I won't go on and on about Suzanne's new cheese. Suffice it to say, she loves it, we love it and you will love it, too!
If you have raw milk, you will find it rediculously simple to make. It has all the ingredients you use to make our 30 Minute Mozzarella, but it strays from our recipe and takes less than 30 minutes! You can also make it with store bought milk if your curds will stick together. If they won't, just heat them and stretch them, as you do with Mozzarella.
Every month Suzanne has a giveaway of the items needed to make whichever cheese she features. (We supply them, of course.) You may enter the drawing at her amazing website, "Chickens in the Road."
A Cheese of My Own
By Suzanne McMinn
I've been enamored with Soho's Italian Restaurant at the Capitol Market in Charleston, West Virginia, for several years. I rarely dine out, but I manage to eat at Soho's two or three times a year–which is saying a lot, since I so rarely go to a restaurant. My favorite dish at Soho's is their open-face Caprese sandwich. In one meaning, Caprese indicates an inhabitant of the island of Capri, but in cooking-speak it refers to an Italian dish comprised of tomato, mozzarella, basil, and olive oil.
This is how Soho's describes their sandwich: "Fresh mozzarella, roma tomatoes, red onions, basil, with olive tapenade on fresh-baked ciabatta bread." (They sell it for $6.95.)
Yum. We can do that! Ummm…. Can we? The star of the show here is, without a doubt, the mozzarella, which is a fresh, soft mozzarella-too soft to shred but firm enough to slice. I've been wanting to recreate this cheese–and this sandwich–at home for some time. The last time I was at Soho's, I asked the waiter if they made the mozzarella themselves. No. He told me they bought it. Hmm. I started experimenting, and for this month's cheese challenge for New England Cheesemaking, here is my trick for creating this wonderful, soft restaurant-style cheese plus my recreation of the fabulous Caprese sandwich.
Let's get started in sandwich order–with the bread!
For the fresh-baked ciabatta bread, you can either buy a loaf of ciabatta at a local bakery, or make your own. Ciabatta is an Italian-style soft and fabulous open-crumb bread. I make my own.
There are many, many olive tapenade recipes on the internet. After perusing several, from complicated (Emeril!) to much more simple, I made mine using what I had available to me and the olives I already had on my pantry shelf (Kalamata). I've seen tapenade recipes with every kind of olive on the planet, so choose your favorite. (Don't use olives with pimento!) If you don't use olives, you may want to add a pinch of salt. If you use olives, they are generally salty enough without adding any more.
I chose herbs from my garden. Any Mediterranean herbs will do. You can substitute dried. (Use dried in smaller amounts.)
9-10 ounce jar of pitted olives, drained
2 cloves garlic
handful each of fresh parsley, rosemary, oregano, chives
olive oil
Puree olives, garlic, and herbs in food processor. Add olive oil a little at a time and blend to spreading consistency.
And speaking of the show-stopper, the wonderful, soft cheese–this recipe is a twist on Ricki Carroll's 30-Minute Mozzarella recipe in the classic Home Cheese Making. I can't tell you that this is how the cheese served at Soho's Italian Restaurant is actually made. (In fact, I think it's not! Next month, I'll demonstrate another twist on mozzarella that I believe is the real secret.) In the meantime, I can tell you that this recipe is a very easy short-cut for soft mozzarella. I created this twist on the recipe myself and it's been tested using unpasteurized fresh raw milk from my cow as well as with pasteurized milk from the store.
This cheese is best made with farm-fresh or local milk, either slow pasteurized (at 145 degrees for 30 minutes) or used raw. If you're using pasteurized store-bought milk, add 1/2 teaspoon calcium chloride directly to the milk when you put it in the pot. Do NOT use ultra-pasteurized milk.
I make mozzarella every week, sometimes several times a week, and shred and pack it in one-quart freezer baggies so I have all the mozzarella I need at any time for lasagna, pizza, etc, and can have plenty of cheese in the future when my cow is dried off. I've been thinking about the Soho's soft mozzarella for awhile, wondering how it was made. While I was making mozzarella one day, I thought, these curds sure look like that soft mozzarella…….. This was looking at curds right out of the pot, before any microwave heating and stretching. What would happen if I stopped the process right here and made cheese from the curds with no heating and stretching? My instincts were telling me this cheese wasn't worked with too much. It was soft cheese. The heating and stretching changes the texture of the cheese. From those thoughts, I came up with this method. If you want an easy cheese, this is the one! It slices great for sandwiches, and melts wonderfully.
Here's my soft, sliced cheese melted in a grilled cheese sandwich:
How to make Mozzarella Curd Cheese:
1/2 teaspoon calcium chloride (only if using store milk)
1 1/2 level teaspoons citric acid dissolved in 1/2 cup cool water
1 gallon whole milk
1/4 teaspoon lipase powder (Italase) dissolved in 1/4 cup cool water (for 20 minutes prior to using)*
1/4 teaspoon liquid rennet diluted in 1/4 cup cool, unchlorinated water
cheese salt
*Do not add lipase if using milk from the store. It will make your curds too soft.
I like to prepare my work area and get all ingredients in their dilutions lined up.
Step 3. Stir in the diluted lipase. Mix thoroughly then stir in the diluted rennet with an up-and-down motion. If using raw milk, continue heating (stop stirring) the milk to 100-105. Turn off the heat and let sit for 5 minutes before transferring to a colander.
If using store-bought milk, after adding the rennet at 90, turn off the heat and let sit for 5 minutes. Check the curd. If it's too soft, let it sit a few more minutes. Cut the curd into 1-inch squares with a knife that reaches the bottom of the pot. Place the pot back on stove and heat to 105 while stirring slowly. Take it off the heat and continue stirring slowly for 2-5 minutes before transferring to a colander.
Curd pulling away from the sides of the pot now, revealing the whey:
Step 4. Scoop out the curds with a slotted spoon, transferring to a colander set over a bowl (to collect the whey). As you ladle the cheese from the pot to the colander, sprinkle cheese salt in the layers of curds.
Step 5. Work with the curds as little as possible while still allowing as much whey to drain as you can.
slotted spoon to just sort of lift up and move around the curd mass without disrupting it. (Don't stir up the curds or knead them.) Within about 5-10 minutes of draining, the curd mass will become small enough that you can move it to either a small ricotta basket or a 1-2 pound cheese mold.
The ricotta basket makes a pretty imprint.
On to the sandwich!
Along with some wonderful thick-sliced bread and soft slices of mozzarella, you'll need the olive tapenade, fresh basil leaves, tomatoes, and red onions. Roma tomatoes would be best, and I've got some Roma plants in my garden, but they're not making tomatoes yet so I just used a regular tomato.
Soho's serves their sandwich on larger slices of ciabatta than this, and they serve two for the $6.95 plate. I always think it's a bit too much, so I made mine with a smaller slice of bread and only one. The beauty of homemade is that you can make it however you want.
9 comments:
- Dani said...
I usually make mozz without the lipase - what does that do exactly? I'm using raw cow's milk. I love a soft and melty cheese, so this is one I want to try soon. Thanks!
- June 15, 2011 at 6:44 PM
- Jeri said...
Lipase basically consists of enzymes from a calf. It gives the Italian cheeses their distinctive flavor. It's totally optional, but it does make a big difference flavor-wise.
- June 15, 2011 at 7:09 PM
- Jeanie said...
How long did you drain the cheese within the basket?
- June 16, 2011 at 7:07 AM
- Jeri said...
I asked Suzanne and she said 30 minutes - an hour.
- June 16, 2011 at 8:14 AM
- Susan said...
I've been making the mozz cheese for the past month or so. This is a great idea which I will have to try.
I am using raw cow milk but my sister has goats milk. Any ideas of altering this to work with goats milk?
Thank you
- June 17, 2011 at 9:14 AM
- Jeri said...
You shouldn't have to change anything - go for it!
- June 17, 2011 at 11:35 AM
- GET said...
Your cheese looks beautiful! Mine is less photogenic. I am using a farmers market whole milk that is low-temp pasteurized and non-homogenized. I did add lipase and CaCl because it's not technically store-bought but definitely not raw, but I'm thinking this is where I went wrong. The milk appears to instantly curdle upon adding the rennet and never looks nice and stretchy like yours. I have to use the microwave to melt it together and then it is more rubbery than I would desire. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!
- July 12, 2011 at 12:13 AM
- Jeri said...
Suzanne mentions that it's not a good idea to add the lipase with pasteurized milk because the curds remain too soft. The freshness of the milk can also be a factor.
For technical questions, you can always write to Jim Wallace at firstname.lastname@example.com. Also, questions for Suzanne can go to her at her website- Chickens in the Road.
Happy cheesemaking!
- July 12, 2011 at 7:26 AM
- The Inn at Crippen Creek Farm said...
Thanks for sharing this.I am going to try this method today since I have been less than pleased with the texture of my mozzarella after kneading and stretching it.
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8 comments:
- Jim Kelly said...
What is Canvin talking about?? Is he still trying to find an audience to support his idea for using the NXT to win the Google Lunar-X Prize? The man is on a mission, I tell you!
- Oct 20, 2007, 12:53:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
I'd love to see a video of the "pinsetting" robot... for that matter, I wonder how much that huge contraption weighs. It's gigantnormous! As to what Steven is talking about, I'm not sure... but I do like the alpha-rex security team he has guarding the booth!
Brian Davis
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- Jim Kelly said...
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- Oct 20, 2007, 3:56:00 AM
- Joshua Delahunty said...
I don't know if you realize, but that's our own Martyn Boogaarts ("Robotica") next to the pinsetting machine. It has to be amazing -- he's part of the same team that did the LEGO pinball machine! :)
I'm sure he'll post more on it after the show...
- Oct 20, 2007, 6:10:00 AM
- Andy said...
He will, be sure on that. How do I know? I talk to him on a IM program. ;-)
PS. I really want to see a video of the 1:1 scale Ferrari that can drive (pictures will do just fine though :-P)
- Oct 20, 2007, 8:09:00 AM
- Robotica said...
You are right, it was me on the photo, and yes Gerrit (my fellow MUP an partner in crime ;) and I did not just build a pin setting machine... it is a fully functional BOWLING LANE, with indeed automatic pin ajustment and pin setting... even the Ball return is computer controlled.
the model has 14 RCX computers and way to many bricks, motors and wires, not to speak about the sensors. It uses "old school" RCX, since up to now we cannot build these masive contraptions with NXT, the wires are just not long enough. :(
I wll update and post more after LEGOWORLD 2007.
o and We did winn the speed building record... by just 1 minute :)
- Oct 20, 2007, 11:04:00 AM
More photo please!!!
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- Matthias Paul Scholz said...
Jim, as for the Lunar-X prize: yes, he does. :-) I guess we should start discussing ideas on a MINDSTORMS lunar rocket...
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To answer your questions: Yes, we do plan to release the application as open source. At this stage, we are focusing on building the application, and rolling it out in stages that will gradually open the door to all major departments on campus to join the network. We know that during the roll-out and ramp up, we'll encounter various bugs and, I suspect, a few issues we have not anticipated.
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Money & Medicine is a production of Public Policy Productions in association with PBS affiliate WNET. As founder and president of Public Policy Productions, Weisberg has produced 31 documentaries on a variety of social issues that have aired in prime time on PBS and networks around the world. His films have won more than 100 awards, including Peabody, Emmy, and duPont-Columbia awards, as well as two Academy Award nominations.


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- Jim Kelly said...
Not sure if this will work - images are limited to 250K which means they'll always be tiny... those contributors who will be there may just have to hope for a wireless network at World Festival.
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At such a big dome as Georgia Dome you would think they had wireless internet atleast some places inside.. Even though I've never been there :-P
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On the flip side - anyone wanting to read posts with a mobile phone may find it impossible to view embedded you-tube movies with a phone that does not support flash.
It would be nice for contributors to append a youtube link as an alternative to running the player embedded in the post.
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Good idea - I'll try to remember to only post the link when blogging a video. Thanks, David.
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Actually, you can do both because the embedded flash movie does corrupt the post. You'll just see kind of a 'broken link' graphic. But if it is followed by a url to the youtube site then no matter.
This is what I have been experiencing on my iphone.
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woops.. i meant "does NOT corrupt the post. "
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In 1918, Taisia became pregnant with Aleksandr. Shortly after this was confirmed, Isaakiy was killed in a hunting accident. Aleksandr was raised by his widowed mother and aunt in lowly circumstances; his earliest years coincided with the Russian Civil War; by 1930 the family property had been turned into a collective farm. Solzhenitsyn stated his mother was fighting for survival and they had to keep his father's background in the old Imperial Army a secret. His educated mother (who never remarried) encouraged his literary and scientific leanings and raised him in the Russian Orthodox faith; she died in 1944.
On April 7, 1940, Solzhenitsyn married chemistry student Natalya Alekseevna Reshetovskaya. They divorced in 1952 (a year before his release from the Gulag); he remarried her in 1957 and they divorced again in 1972. The following year he married his second wife, Natalya Dmitrievna Svetlova, a mathematician who had a son from a brief prior marriage. He and Svetlova (b. 1939) had three sons: Yermolai (1970), Ignat (1972) and Stepan (1973).
Solzhenitsyn studied mathematics at Rostov State University, while at the same time taking correspondence courses from the Moscow Institute of Philosophy, Literature and History (at this time heavily ideological in scope; as he himself makes clear, he did not question the state ideology or the superiority of the Soviet Union before he had spent some time in the camps).
During World War II, he served as the commander of a sound-ranging battery in the Red Army, was involved in major action at the front, and twice decorated. In February 1945, while serving in East Prussia, he was arrested for writing derogatory comments in letters to a friend, Nikolai Vitkevich, about the conduct of the war by Joseph Stalin, whom he called "the whiskered one, "Khozyain" ("the master") and "Balabos", (Odessa Yiddish for "the master"). He was accused of anti-Soviet propaganda under Article 58 paragraph 10 of the Soviet criminal code, and of "founding a hostile organisation" under paragraph 11. Solzhenitsyn was taken to the Lubyanka prison in Moscow, where he was beaten and interrogated. On July 7, 1945, he was sentenced in his absence by a three-man tribunal of the Soviet security police (NKGB) to an eight-year term in a labour camp, to be followed by permanent internal exile. This was the normal sentence for most crimes under Article 58 at the time.
The first part of Solzhenitsyn's sentence was served in several different work camps; the "middle phase," as he later referred to it, was spent in a sharashka, special scientific research facilities run by Ministry of State Security, where he met Lev Kopelev, upon whom he based the character of Lev Rubin in his book The First Circle, published in the West in 1968. In 1950, he was sent to a "Special Camp" for political prisoners. During his imprisonment at the camp in the town of Ekibastuz in Kazakhstan, he worked as a miner, bricklayer and foundry foreman. His experiences at Ekibastuz formed the basis for the book One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. While there he had a tumor removed, although his cancer was not then diagnosed.
In March of 1953, Solzhenitsyn's sentence was commuted to internal exile for life at Kok-Terek in southern Kazakhstan. His undiagnosed cancer spread, until, by the end of the year, he was close to death. However, in 1954, he was permitted to be treated in a hospital in Tashkent, where his tumor went into remission. These experiences became the basis of his novel Cancer Ward and also found an echo in the short story "The right hand". It was during this decade of imprisonment and exile that Solzhenitsyn abandoned Marxism and developed the philosophical and religious positions of his later life; this turn has some interesting parallels to Dostoevsky's time in Siberia and his quest for faith a hundred years earlier. Solzhenitsyn gradually turned into a philosophically-minded man in prison. He repented for what he did as a Red Army captain and in prison compared himself with the perpetrators of the Gulag: "I remember myself in my captain's shoulder boards and the forward march of my battery through East Prussia, enshrouded in fire, and I say: 'So were we any better?'" His transformation is described at some length in the fourth part of The Gulag Archipelago ("The Soul and Barbed Wire").
During his years of exile, and following his reprieve and return to European Russia, Solzhenitsyn was, while teaching at a secondary school during the day, spending his nights secretly engaged in writing. In his Nobel Prize acceptance speech he wrote, "during all the years until 1961, not only was I convinced I should never see a single line of mine in print in my lifetime, but, also, I scarcely dared allow any of my close acquaintances to read anything I had written because I feared this would become known.
Finally, when he was 42 years old, he approached Alexander Tvardovsky, a poet and the chief editor of the Noviy Mir magazine, with the manuscript of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. It was published in edited form in 1962, with the explicit approval of Nikita Khrushchev, who defended it and declared at the presidium of the Politburo hearing on whether to allow its publishing, "There's a Stalinist in each of you; there's even a Stalinist in me. We must root out this evil". The book became an instant hit and sold-out everywhere. During Khruschev's tenure, One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich was studied in schools in the Soviet Union and three more novellas of Solzhenitsyn's were published in 1963. These would be the last of his works published in the Soviet Union until 1990.
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich brought the Soviet system of prison labour to the attention of the West. It caused as much a sensation in the Soviet Union as it did the West—not only by its striking realism and candour, but also because it was the first major piece of Soviet literature since the twenties on a politically charged theme, written by a non-party member, even by a man who had been to Siberia for "libelous speech" about the leaders, and still it had not been censored. In this sense, the publication of Solzhenitsyn's story was an almost unheard of instance of free, unrestrained discussion of politics through literature. Most Soviet readers realized this, but after Khrushchev had been ousted from power in 1964, the time for such raw exposing works came quietly, but perceptibly, to a close. Solzhenitsyn did not give in but tried, with the help of Tvardovsky, to get his novel, The Cancer Ward, legally published in the Soviet Union. This had to get the approval of the Union of Writers, and though some there appreciated it, the work ultimately was denied publication unless it were to be revised and cleaned of suspect statements and anti-Soviet insinuations (this episode is recounted and documented in The Oak and the Calf).
The publishing of his work quickly stopped; as a writer, he became a non-person, and, by 1965, the KGB had seized some of his papers, including the manuscript of The First Circle. Meanwhile Solzhenitsyn continued to secretly and feverishly work upon the most subversive of all his writings, the monumental Gulag Archipelago. The seizing of his novel manuscript first made him desperate and frightened, but gradually he realized it had set him free from the pretences and trappings of being an "officially acclaimed" writer, something which had come close to second nature, but which was getting increasingly irrelevant (the circumstances of how he actually survived in this period, without any income from his books, are obscure; he had quit his teaching post when he broke through as a writer).
In 1970, Solzhenitsyn was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. He could not receive the prize personally in Stockholm at that time, since he was afraid he would not be let back into the Soviet Union. Instead, it was suggested he should receive the prize in a special ceremony at the Swedish embassy in Moscow. The Swedish government refused to accept this solution, since such a ceremony and the ensuing media coverage might upset the Soviet Union and damage Sweden's relations with the superpower. Instead, Solzhenitsyn received his prize at the 1974 ceremony after he had been deported from the Soviet Union.
The Gulag Archipelago was a three-volume work on the Soviet prison camp system. It was based upon Solzhenitsyn's own experience as well as the testimony of 227 former prisoners and Solzhenitsyn's own research into the history of the penal system. It discussed the system's origins from the founding of the Communist regime, with Lenin himself having responsibility, detailing interrogation procedures, prisoner transports, prison camp culture, prisoner uprisings and revolts, and the practice of internal exile. The appearance of the book in the West put the word gulag into the Western political vocabulary and guaranteed swift retribution from the Soviet authorities.
In Germany, Solzhenitsyn lived in Heinrich Böll's house in Cologne. He then moved to Zurich ,Switzerland before Stanford University invited him to stay in the United States to "facilitate your work, and to accommodate you and your family." He stayed on the 11th floor of the Hoover Tower, part of the Hoover Institution, before moving to Cavendish, Vermont in 1976. He was given an honorary Literary Degree from Harvard University in 1978 and on Thursday, June 8, 1978 he gave his Commencement Address condemning, among other things, materialism in modern western culture.
Over the next 17 years, Solzhenitsyn worked on his cyclical history of the Russian Revolution of 1917, The Red Wheel. By 1992, four "knots" (parts) had been completed and he had also written several shorter works. Despite an enthusiastic welcome on his first arrival in America, followed by respect for his privacy, he had never been comfortable outside his homeland.
Despite spending two decades in the United States, Solzhenitsyn did not become fluent in spoken English. He had, however, been reading English-language literature since his teens, encouraged by his mother. More important, he resented the idea of becoming a media star and of tempering his ideas or ways of talking in order to suit television. Solzhenitsyn's warnings about the dangers of Communist aggression and the weakening of the moral fiber of the West were generally well received in Western conservative circles, alongside the tougher foreign policy pursued by U.S. President Ronald Reagan. At the same time, liberals and secularists became increasingly critical of what they perceived as his reactionary preference for Russian patriotism and the Russian Orthodox religion. Solzhenitsyn also harshly criticised what he saw as the ugliness and spiritual vapidity of the dominant pop culture of the modern West, including television and rock music: "...the human soul longs for things higher, warmer, and purer than those offered by today's mass living habits ... by TV stupor and by intolerable music."
In 1990, his Soviet citizenship was restored, and, in 1994, he returned to Russia with his wife, Natalia, who had become a United States citizen. Their sons stayed behind in the United States (later, his oldest son Yermolai returned to Russia to work for the Moscow office of a leading management consultancy firm). From then until his death, he lived with his wife in a dacha in Troitse-Lykovo (Троице-Лыково) in west Moscow between the dachas once occupied by Soviet leaders Mikhail Suslov and Konstantin Chernenko.
The writer, however, deplored what he considered Russia's spiritual decline, increasingly adopting Western materialistic values, but in the last years of his life he praised President Vladimir Putin for Russia's revival.
After returning to Russia in 1994, Solzhenitsyn published eight two-part short stories, a series of contemplative "miniatures" or prose poems, a literary memoir on his years in the West (The Grain Between the Millstones).
All of Solzhenitsyn's sons became U.S. citizens. One, Ignat, has achieved acclaim as a pianist and conductor in the United States.
The most complete 30-volume edition of Solzhenitsyn's collected works is soon to be published in Russia. The presentation of its first three volumes, already in print, recently took place in Moscow. On June 5, 2007 then Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree conferring on Solzhenitsyn the State Prize of the Russian Federation for his humanitarian work. Putin personally visited the writer at his home on June 12, 2007 to present him with the award. Like his father, Yermolai Solzhenitsyn is an author and has translated some of his father's works. Stephan Solzhenitsyn is an urban planner in New York. Ignat Solzhenitsyn is the music director of The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia.
The reception of this work confirms Solzhenitsyn remained a polarizing figure both at home and abroad. According to his critics, the book confirmed Solzhenitsyn's anti-Semitic views as well as his ideas of Russian supremacy over other nations. Professor Robert Service of Oxford University has defended Solzhenitsyn as "absolutely right", noting that Trotsky himself claimed Jews were disproportionately represented in the early Soviet bureaucracy.
An important critique of Solzhnitsyn's position that debunked the majority of his claims was published by the Northwestern University historian Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern.
Another Russian dissident writer, Vladimir Voinovich, wrote a polemical study A Portrait Against the Background of a Myth ("Портрет на фоне мифа", 2002.), in which he paints Solzhenitsyn's egoism, anti-Semitism, and poor writing craftsmanship, describing Two Hundred Years Together as the book that is "long, tedious, and slanderous". Voinovich had previously parodied Solzhenitsyn in his novel Moscow 2042 through the self-centered egomaniac character, Sim Simych Karnavalov, an extreme and brutal dictatorial writer who tries to destroy the Soviet Union and, eventually, to become the king of Russia. Using a more circuitous line of argument, Joseph Brodsky, in his essay "Catastrophes in the Air" (in Less than One), argued that Solzhenitsyn, while a hero in showing up the brutalities of Soviet Communism, failed to discern that the historical crimes he unearthed might be the outcome of authoritarian traits that were really part of the heritage of Old Russia and of "the severe spirit of Orthodoxy" (venerated by Solzhenitsyn) and much less due to the more recent (Marxist) political ideology.
Shortly after his death, professor Richard Pipes wrote of him: "Solzhenitsyn blamed the evils of Soviet communism on the West. He rightly stressed the European origins of Marxism, but he never asked himself why Marxism in other European countries led not to the gulag but to the welfare state. He reacted with white fury to any suggestion that the roots of Leninism and Stalinism could be found in Russia's past. His knowledge of Russian history was very superficial and laced with a romantic sentimentalism. While accusing the West of imperialism, he seemed quite unaware of the extraordinary expansion of his own country into regions inhabited by non-Russians. He also denied that Imperial Russia practiced censorship or condemned political prisoners to hard labor, which, of course, was absurd. While alive, Solzhenitsyn accused Pipes, who is of Jewish Polish descent, of advancing "the Polish version of Russian history".
He considered it far-fetched to blame the catastrophes of the 20th century on one 16th century and one 18th century czar, when there were many other examples of violence which could have inspired the Bolshevik in other countries earlier in time, especially mentioning similarities with the Jacobins of the Reign of Terror of France.
Instead of blaming Russian conditions, he blamed the teachings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, arguing Marxism itself is violent. His conclusion is Communism will always be totalitarian and violent, wherever it is practiced. There was nothing special in the Russian conditions which affected the outcome.
He also criticized the view that the Soviet Union was Russian in any way. He argued Communism was international and only cared for nationalism as a tool to use when getting into power, or for fooling the people. Once in power, Communism tried to wipe clean every nation, destroying its culture and oppressing its people.
According to Solzhenitsyn, the Russian culture and people were not the ruling national culture in the Soviet Union. In fact, there was no ruling national culture. All national cultures were oppressed in favour of an atheistic Soviet culture. In Solzhenitsyn's opinion, Russian culture was even more oppressed than the smaller minority cultures, since the regime was more afraid of ethnic uprisings among Russians than among other peoples. Therefore, Solzhenitsyn argued, Russian nationalism and the Orthodox Church should not be regarded as a threat by the West but rather as allies.
In 1994, Solzhenitsyn said that many American politicians and publicists are frozen in a mode of thought they developed a long time ago. With unchanging blindness and stubbornness they keep repeating and repeating this theory about the supposed age-old aggressiveness of Russia, without taking into consideration today's reality.
Solzhenitsyn said that for every country, great power status deforms and harms the national character and that he has never wished great power status for Russia. He rejected the view that the USA and Russia are natural rivals, saying that before the [Russian] revolution, they were natural allies and that during the American Civil War, Russia supported Lincoln and the North [in contrast to Britain and France, which supported the Confederacy], and then they were allies in the First World War. But beginning with communism, Russia ceased to exist and the confrontation was not at all with Russia but with the Communist U.S.S.R.
Give them their ideology! Let the Chinese leaders glory in it for a while. And for that matter, let them shoulder the whole sackful of unfulfillable international obligations, let them grunt and heave and instruct humanity, and foot all the bills for their absurd economics (a million a day just to Cuba), and let them support terrorists and guerrillas in the Southern Hemisphere too if they like. The main source of the savage feuding between us will then melt away, a great many points of today's contention and conflict all over the world will also melt away, and a military clash will become a much remoter possibility and perhaps won't take place at all [author's emphasis].
In his commencement address at Harvard University in 1978 (A World Split Apart), Solzhenitsyn alleged that many in the U.S. did not understand the Vietnam War. He rhetorically asks if the American antiwar proponents now realize the effects their actions had on Vietnam: "But members of the U.S. antiwar movement wound up being involved in the betrayal of Far Eastern nations, in a genocide and in the suffering today imposed on 30 million people there. Do those convinced pacifists hear the moans coming from there?
During his time in the West, Solzhenitsyn made a few controversial public statements: notably, he characterized Daniel Ellsberg as a traitor.
In an interview with the newspaper Izvestia, he explained that the famine was caused by the corrupt ideals of the Communist regime, under which all suffered equally. It was not an assault by the Russian people against the people of Ukraine, and that the wish to view it as such is only a recent development.
This provocative outcry of genocide was voiced only decades later. At first, it thrived secretly in the stale chauvinist minds opposing the "bloody Russians". Now it has got hold of political minds in modern Ukraine. It seems they've surpassed the wild suggestions of the Bolshevik propaganda machine. "To the parliaments of the world" - a nice teaser for the Western ears. They have never cared about our history. All they need is a fable, no matter how loony it appears.
…there also exists another alliance — at first glance a strange one, a surprising one—but if you think about it, in fact, one which is well - grounded and easy to understand. This is the alliance between our Communist leaders and your capitalists. This alliance is not new. The very famous Armand Hammer, who is flourishing here today, laid the basis for this when he made the first exploratory trip into Russia, still in Lenin's time, in the very first years of the Revolution.
And if today the Soviet Union has powerful military and police forces—in a country which is by contemporary standards poor—they are used to crush our movement for freedom in the Soviet Union—and we have western capital to thank for this also.
Testimony to the U.S. Congress, July 8, 1975.
Until I came to the West myself and spent two years looking around, I could never have imagined to what an extreme degree the West had actually become a world without a will, a world gradually petrifying in the face of the danger confronting it…All of us are standing on the brink of a great historical cataclysm, a flood that swallows up civilization and changes whole epochs.
It has made man the measure of all things on earth—imperfect man, who is never free of pride, self-interest, envy, vanity, and dozens of other defects. We are now paying for the mistakes which were not properly appraised at the beginning of the journey. On the way from the Renaissance to our days we have enriched our experience, but we have lost the concept of a Supreme Complete Entity which used to restrain our passions and our irresponsibility.


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By Scott Schlaufman
As a fan who once sat in the seats of arenas in North Carolina watching wrestlers such as Ric Flair, Sting, Magnum T.A. and tag teams like the Rock 'n' Roll Express, "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels knows the value of a live event.
"Those matches for me, that's what made me love wrestling so much, is watching these guys live and in color, do their thing," Daniels, a wrestler for Nashville-based Total Nonstop Action Wrestling said by phone Tuesday.
Throughout the years, professional wrestling has seen its share of face paint, whether on icons such as Sting, the Ultimate Warrior, or even the legendary Legion of Doom tag team.
But nobody in the business has taken it to the level that former WWE World Heavyweight and current Total Nonstop Action World Heavyweight Champion Jeff Hardy has.
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For the first 20 minutes of the Valley City State University women's basketball team's game with St. Cloud State Wednesday at W.E. Osmon Field house, the Vikings struggled at times against a tough Huskie defense, but never let the game get out of hand, even mounting a story run to keep it close at halftime in the 70-45 loss.
But in the second half of the exhibition for the Vikings, which has no effect on the team's win-loss record, the pressure finally got to them.
When Valley City High School sophomore Annie Hart was preparing to take her block for her events Saturday at the North Dakota High School Activities Association State Girls Swimming and Diving Championship Saturday in Bismarck, she knew it'd be a bit different than any other meet.
On top of the packed crowd at the Bismarck State College Aquatic and Wellness Center, she was among those who earned the right to walk in the parade of athletes, an honor reserved for the top eight finalists in every event.
It goes without saying that not every shot taken in a basketball game falls in, which is why many coaches focus on play after the shot. The difference between a team getting the ball back or giving it up falls in the hands of those underneath the basket grabbing rebounds.
In that regard, Valley City State University womens basketball coach Jill DeVries left pleased after the Vikings' 68-60 win over University of Minnesota — Crookston Monday at W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse.
FARGO — All year long, Valley City High School senior Jasmine Stevens played a crucial role in the volleyball team's offensive success, and when the team entered Friday's elimination match in the Eastern Dakota Conference tournament, coach Katy Van Dyke had her ready for more.
"I talked to her (Thursday) and told her 'I'm going to depend on you. You might not kill the ball every time, but you are so dependable about getting the ball over the net,'" Van Dyke said.
VCSU Swept at A.I.I. Tourney
The Valley City State University volleyball team was eliminated on the first day of the Association of Independent Institutions' conference tournament Friday in Mayville.
The Vikings lost 3-0 to both Ashford (Iowa) University and Jamestown College.
Against Ashford, the Vikings had a hard time finding kills and fell 25-16, 25-15, 25-12.
Whenever I meet someone and tell them what I do for a living, there's always a bit of curiosity about just why I do what I do. What is it about sports writing that's always kept me pursing this career since I was a sophomore in high school?
For the most part, it's always been the same thing — sports generally make people happy.
Other sections in the paper might be filled with death, destruction and murder, but sports writing is ultimately about one team that won a game, one team that lost a game, and the athletic prowess that made the difference.
There are some coaches that load up on easy games to start the season.
But Valley City State University mens basketball coach Jeff Kaminsky isn't one of those coaches.
His team opened the season last weekend, going 1-1 against a pair of top 10-ranked teams in the NAIA and this weekend the Vikings will play at NCAA Division 1 North Dakota State University.
"A lot of good teams will try to play seven, eight, nine, ten games to rack up some wins early," Kaminsky said. "I like to challenge ourselves, and we have that. This first month of scheduling, we have one tough challenge after another.
GRAFTON — As the Valley City High School football team walked off the Grafton High School football field following Saturday's 14-8 loss to Grafton in the state semifinals, there were plenty of emotions. A hint of frustration, a bit of sadness.
But the final result, as VCHS coach Scott Roehrich was concerned, was pride.
"I'm proud of the work the guys did," Roehrich said. "They represented their town and themselves in classy ways."
The game ended the season for the Hi-Liners, while the Spoilers will play in the Dakota Bowl next weekend against Shanley.


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July 17, 2013
Mandela Day Events 2013 in Cape Town
Fazielah Williams
Fazielah Williams has lived in and loved her Mother City since birth. Having lived all over the Peninsula during her childhood, she now calls the picturesque City Bowl home and likes nothing more than watching the sun set over Table Bay from the window of her apartment.
A lover of the arts and proud Cape Town fanatic, Fazielah began her writing career by spending many hours as a child conjuring fantastical stories that featured independent heroines from faraway lands who saved the Prince instead. This Capetonian princess has enjoyed stints as a magical arts PRO and TV publicist before finding her calling as a travel writer.
When not waxing lyrical about the Fairest Cape's most loved attractions and activities and embarking on unexpected adventures, Fazielah can usually be found taking in a show at one of the City's fabulous theatres.
It's Tata Madiba's 95th birthday on Thursday 18 July, 2013 and in Cape Town there plenty to do to embody the spirit of the legendary Nelson Mandela.
The iconic former president of South Africa has lead by example for decades and every year on the great man's birthday, residents and visitors are encouraged to give 67 minutes of their time to volunteering for a good cause.
You too can spread the charitable love right here in the Mother City, a pioneer for Responsible Tourism. From soup kitchens to blanket drives and park runs to mass painting sessions, there are a multitude of events to help you to get in touch with your inner good Samaritan this Mandela Day.
Cape Point Mandela Day Blanket Drive
Cape Point and Cape Town Tourism have teamed up to bring you the exciting Mandela Day Blanket Drive and it comes with an incentive too!
All that you have to do is drop your blankets off at a Cape Town Tourism Visitor Centre near you and get a free ticket to Cape Point's exhilarating Flying Dutchman funicular for every blanket handed in.
Get your co-workers involved and it could make for an exciting team outing!
Location: Cape Town Tourism Visitor Centres, Cape Town
Contact: +27 (0)21 780 9010
Website: www.capepoint.co.za or www.capetown.travel
Tsogo Sun Cape Sun Soup Kitchen
Nothing warms the body, heart and soul like a warm cup of soup so the generous Tsogo Sun Cape Sun folk will be distributing their tasty goodness to the needy and homeless at the Central Methodist Mission Church at the impressive Greenmarket Square this Thursday.
Join them from 09h00 to 11h00.
Location: Central Methodist Mission Church, Greenmarket Square
Contact: +27 (0)21 488 5100
Website: www.tsogosunhotels.com
Run Cape Town's Mandela Day Blanket Run
Be the ultimate goody two-shoes and grab your running shoes for the Mandela Day Blanket Run through the gorgeous Green Point Urban Park and along the Promenade.
This thoughtful event will be hosted by Run Cape Town from 17h30 to 18h30. Don't forget your blanket donation.
Location: Green Point Lighthouse, Green Point
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.facebook.com/events/330708567062787
Make every day a Mandela Day and keep the giving spirit going with these weekend Madiba events:
Cape Town Angels K9 Mandela Day
Channel your inner Picasso and help varnish dog kennels with the Cape Town Angels at the Dog Box Project at the Cape Gate Shopping Centre on Saturday 20 July, 2013.
The Dog Box Project aims to complete 67 kennels in 67 minutes using 67 teams! The Angels are supporting this event as an extension of their latest charitable give-a-dog-a-home-drive, the K9K Project.
Location: Cape Gate Shopping Centre, Brackenfell
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or +27 (0)82 925 2671
Website: www.ctangels.co.za or www.dogboxproject.co.za
Braveheartz Motorcycle Club's Charity Ride
Rev those engines and giving hearts with Braveheartz Motorcycle Club's charity ride. This Saturday these caring bikers are donating food parcels, stationery and clothes to three charities they's adopted this year. One of the charities is Masithandane Orphanage based in Nyanga.
The event is open to the public.
Location: Shell Garage, Canal Walk Shopping Centre(meeting point)
Contact: email@example.com or +27 (0)828451626
Website: www.mandeladay.com
Still craving some Madiba magic? Then pop down town to the Civic Centre on the Foreshore for the Cape Town Honours Nelson Mandela exhibition.


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The Center for World Languages and Cultures
The limits of my language mean the limits of my world. ~Ludwig Wittgenstein
Welcome to the Center for World Languages and Cultures (CWLC). We are here to support and enrich your study of languages and cultures at DU.
Come to the CWLC to work with language tutors, take undergraduate placement or graduate proficiency exams, study less-commonly taught languages, and prepare for study abroad.
New at the CWLC:
Our Tutoring program has a new home! Introducing the Language Center at AAC!
Language tutoring is now located in the Anderson Academic Commons (on the main floor in front of the Math Center and to the right of the Writing Center). Please visit our tutoring page for the latest schedule. Tutor-led review sessions for the winter quarter begin Monday, March 9, 2015.
Directed Independent Language Study (DILS)
Our DILS for-undergraduate-credit program continues this winter in Portuguese. Sign up during registration for course number INTZ 1991. For more information about the program, please contact email@example.com.
Our not-for-credit DILS program is also continuing this winter quarter, 2015, in Swahili and Hindi. Visit our DILS page for application information.
Bosnian classes
The CWLC will offer classes in the Bosnian language during the Spring, 2015 quarter. Please visit our Language Programs page for more information.
Please contact us if you are interested in studying a language not taught at DU.
Faculty Workshops
Come discuss some helpful and fun tools for language teaching and learning. Past workshops have included: iPad orientation, YouTube, Voicethread and Photostory.
Workshops are held in Sturm 303. RSVP to email@example.com.
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In mathematics, specifically in topology, a surface is a two-dimensional manifold. The most familiar examples are those that arise as the boundaries of solid objects in ordinary three-dimensional Euclidean space, E³. On the other hand, there are also more exotic surfaces, that are so "contorted" that they cannot be embedded in three-dimensional space at all.
To say that a surface is "two-dimensional" means that, about each point, there is a coordinate patch on which a two-dimensional coordinate system is defined. For example, the surface of the Earth is (ideally) a two-dimensional sphere, and latitude and longitude provide coordinates on it — except at the International Date Line and the poles, where longitude is undefined. This example illustrates that in general it is not possible to extend any one coordinate patch to the entire surface; surfaces, like manifolds of all dimensions, are usually constructed by patching together multiple coordinate systems.
Surfaces find application in physics, engineering, computer graphics, and many other disciplines, primarily when they represent the surfaces of physical objects. For example, in analyzing the aerodynamic properties of an airplane, the central consideration is the flow of air along its surface.
The set of points that have an open neighbourhood homeomorphic to E² is called the interior of the surface; it is always non-empty. The complement of the interior is called the boundary; it is a one-manifold, or union of closed curves. The simplest example of a surface with boundary is the closed disk in E²; its boundary is a circle.
A surface with an empty boundary is called boundaryless. (Sometimes the word surface, used alone, refers only to boundaryless surfaces.) A closed surface is one that is boundaryless and compact. The two-dimensional sphere, the two-dimensional torus, and the real projective plane are examples of closed surfaces.
The Möbius strip is a surface with only one "side". In general, a surface is said to be orientable if it does not contain a homeomorphic copy of the Möbius strip; intuitively, it has two distinct "sides". For example, the sphere and torus are orientable, while the real projective plane is not (because deleting a point or disk from the real projective plane produces the Möbius strip).
More generally, it is common in differential and algebraic geometry to study surfaces with singularities, such as self-intersections, cusps, etc.
Historically, surfaces were originally defined and constructed not using the abstract, intrinsic definition given above, but extrinsically, as subsets of Euclidean spaces such as E³.
Let f be a continuous, injective function from R² to R³. Then the image of f is said to be a parametric surface. A surface of revolution can be viewed as a special kind of parametric surface.
On the other hand, suppose that f is a smooth function from R³ to R whose gradient is nowhere zero. Then the locus of zeros of f is said to be an implicit surface. If the condition of non-vanishing gradient is dropped then the zero locus may develop singularities.
One can also define parametric and implicit surfaces in higher-dimensional Euclidean spaces En. It is natural to ask whether all surfaces (defined abstractly, as in the preceding section) arise as subsets of some En. The answer is yes; the Whitney embedding theorem, in the case of surfaces, states that any surface can be embedded homeomorphically into E4. Therefore the extrinsic and intrinsic approaches turn out to be equivalent.
In fact, any compact surface that is either orientable or has a boundary can be embedded in E³; on the other hand, the real projective plane, which is compact, non-orientable and without boundary, cannot be embedded into E³ (see Gramain). Steiner surfaces, including Boy's surface, the Roman surface and the cross-cap, are immersions of the real projective plane into E³. These surfaces are singular where the immersions intersect themselves.
The Alexander horned sphere is a well-known pathological embedding of the two-sphere into the three-sphere.
The chosen embedding (if any) of a surface into another space is regarded as extrinsic information; it is not essential to the surface itself. For example, a torus can be embedded into E³ in the "standard" manner (that looks like a bagel) or in a knotted manner (see figure). The two embedded tori are homeomorphic but not isotopic; they are topologically equivalent, but their embeddings are not.
Any fundamental polygon can be written symbolically as follows. Begin at any vertex, and proceed around the perimeter of the polygon in either direction until returning to the starting vertex. During this traversal, record the label on each edge in order, with an exponent of -1 if the edge points opposite to the direction of traversal. The four models above, when traversed clockwise starting at the upper left, yield
The expression thus derived from a fundamental polygon of a surface turns out to be the sole relation in a presentation of the fundamental group of the surface with the polygon edge labels as generators. This is a consequence of the Seifert–van Kampen theorem.
The connected sum of two surfaces M and N, denoted M # N, is obtained by removing a disk from each of them and gluing them along the boundary components that result. The Euler characteristic of M # N is the sum of the Euler characteristics of the summands, minus two:
The sphere S is an identity element for the connected sum, meaning that S # M = M. This is because deleting a disk from the sphere leaves a disk, which simply replaces the disk deleted from M upon gluing.
Connected summation with the torus T has the effect of attaching a "handle" to the other summand M. If M is orientable, then so is T # M. The connected sum can be iterated to attach any number g of handles to M.
The connected sum of two real projective planes is the Klein bottle. The connected sum of the real projective plane and the Klein bottle is homeomorphic to the connected sum of the real projective plane with the torus. Any connected sum involving a real projective plane is nonorientable.
The surfaces in the first two families are orientable. It is convenient to combine the two families by regarding the sphere as the connected sum of 0 tori. The number g of tori involved is called the genus of the surface. Since the sphere and the torus have Euler characteristics 2 and 0, respectively, it follows that the Euler characteristic of the connected sum of g tori is 2 − 2g.
The surfaces in the third family are nonorientable. Since the Euler characteristic of the real projective plane is 1, the Euler characteristic of the connected sum of k of them is 2 − k.
It follows that a closed surface is determined, up to homeomorphism, by two pieces of information: its Euler characteristic, and whether it is orientable or not. In other words, Euler characteristic and orientability completely classify closed surfaces up to homeomorphism.
Polyhedra, such as the boundary of a cube, are among the first surfaces encountered in geometry. It is also possible to define smooth surfaces, in which each point has a neighborhood diffeomorphic to some open set in E². This elaboration allows calculus to be applied to surfaces to prove many results.
Two smooth surfaces are diffeomorphic if and only if they are homeomorphic. (The analogous result does not hold for higher-dimensional manifolds.) Thus closed surfaces are classified up to diffeomorphism by their Euler characteristic and orientability.
Smooth surfaces equipped with Riemannian metrics are of foundational importance in differential geometry. A Riemannian metric endows a surface with notions of geodesic, distance, angle, and area. It also gives rise to Gaussian curvature, which describes how curved or bent the surface is at each point. Curvature is a rigid, geometric property, in that it is not preserved by general diffeomorphisms of the surface. However, the famous Gauss-Bonnet theorem for closed surfaces states that the integral of the Gaussian curvature K over the entire surface S is determined by the Euler characteristic:
Another way in which surfaces arise in geometry is by passing into the complex domain. A complex one-manifold is a smooth oriented surface, also called a Riemann surface. Any complex nonsingular algebraic curve viewed as a real manifold is a Riemann surface.
Every closed surface admits complex structures. Complex structures on a closed oriented surface correspond to conformal equivalence classes of Riemannian metrics on the surface. One version of the uniformization theorem (due to Poincaré) states that any Riemannian metric on an oriented, closed surface is conformally equivalent to an essentially unique metric of constant curvature. This provides a starting point for one of the approaches to Teichmüller theory, which provides a finer classification of Riemann surfaces than the topological one by Euler characteristic alone.
A complex surface is a complex two-manifold and thus a real four-manifold; it is not a surface in the sense of this article. Neither are algebraic curves or surfaces defined over fields other than the complex numbers.


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