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Since the FDA urged parents to avoid children's over-the-counter cold and cough medicines, you may have had a few questions. First, why were they banned? And second, how can you safely ease your sick child's discomfort?
In 2005, three babies six months or younger died after they were given cold and cough medicines containing the nasal decongestant pseudoephedrine and/or the cough suppressant dextromethorphan, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Each baby had high levels of pseudoephedrine in her bloodstream. The CDC also reports that from 2004 to 2005, more than 1,500 children under the age of 2 were treated in emergency rooms for problems related to these OTC medications. Finally, an FDA report released in September 2007 revealed that from 1969 to 2006, 54 children died after taking decongestants, and 69 children died after taking antihistamines.
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This is gorgeous, Maile!!!ReplyDelete
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Gorgeous! Love the cleaness! Oh and btw I just finally recieved your message back in from when I msged you on the PTI board, I didn't notice it for a while! :> Thank you so much for replying, I very much appreciate that! :>ReplyDelete
beautiful use of white! WOWReplyDelete
Wow! You do white so well!ReplyDelete
this is so cool!ReplyDelete
Fabulous card - love the clean & simplicity of it! I really need to try this 'negative' cutout look - I'm drawn to it each time I see it...ReplyDelete
Oh so pretty Maile!! You beat me to this type of idea, my goodies only got here today and I can't wait to try out this type of idea!!ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I never would have thought of doing that but it is a wonderful idea.ReplyDelete
Really my dear Maile, what will you think of next??? This is a fabulous idea.ReplyDelete
Wonderful CAS card! Love it.ReplyDelete
cute cute! i luv the buttons peeking out through the die cut flowers, so fun!ReplyDelete
Clouds :D
A fabulous idea that really pops out with pizzazz and oomph, all the while being C & S to the core :o)ReplyDelete
I love it!!
I LOVE this card! I must try this idea as soon as I get this set of dies :)ReplyDelete
absolutely gorgeous! you are so creative.ReplyDelete
this is stunning! your design is fabulous as always! love it!ReplyDelete
This is gorgeous! Love, love, love it!!ReplyDelete
LOVE this design!! Simply gorgeous!!Thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
How wonderful is this?! Nothing better than crisp white with a gentle touch of color, love it!ReplyDelete
wow! this card is amazing!! Love it!ReplyDelete
Mail this is a stunning card again. It is that simple but it looks greatReplyDelete
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Amazing, Maile! Did I mention before that I love your style! So simple, so elegant, so striking!!!ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE this! Especially that little pop of color!ReplyDelete
what a great idea!!! you are so creative :)ReplyDelete
the card is beautiful!!!
Simply amazing!ReplyDelete
It's white and crisp and clean...so you KNOW I love it!! Gorgeous Maile.ReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous. Your cards are the reason I keep ordering so much stuff from PTI;) I won't tell my husband or he'll try to block your blog.lol.ReplyDelete
Love this card, may try this technique very cleaver!ReplyDelete
I LOVE THIS card,love,love,love...ReplyDelete
Cette carte est tout simplement fabuleuse!
what wow factor for a white card! can't wait to get this die and givew it a try. great job.ReplyDelete
This is a great card. I love how you use negative space.ReplyDelete
This is simply GORGEOUS!ReplyDelete
Maile, I love this so much I cased it right away! It is such a pretty card!! TFS!!ReplyDelete
Wow This is gorgeous - I had to case it! Here is my card:ReplyDelete
Thanks for so much inspiration here!!
This is simply stunning! So pretty!ReplyDelete
I am in love with this!ReplyDelete
Very pretty! Love what you did with the dies.. love the buttons. :o)ReplyDelete
Great card! Love the debossed base and the bright buttons add such a huge splash. Perfect!ReplyDelete
Wowza! Amazing card here!! The texture is incredible and I love all that white!!ReplyDelete
This is so clever! I love it! Clean + interesting = perfect!ReplyDelete
Oh be still my heart! I just ordered the dies....cant wait to try something like this.!!!ReplyDelete
Hi Maile,ReplyDelete
This card is so beautiful.
I am becoming a follower of your blog.
Wowsers! This is GORGEOUS! I can't wait to get my flower dies!!! Hee! Really, this is faboo!!ReplyDelete
O-M-G!!!! this is absolutely stunning!ReplyDelete
This card is absolutely adorable. I just found your site through a link on Andrea Wolfords site. I think this card is stunning on so many levels!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this inspiration.ReplyDelete
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Posted 21 November 2012 - 10:02
First of all, despite the fact that most people in the US seems really confused about this (census questions, etc), race and ethnicity are two very different things. My race is caucasian, but I consider my ethnicity to be Southern American (note, not South American, but Southern US). While many people don't consider that an actual ethnicity, some researchers do. Southerners do have enough common traits that set us apart from others to meet the definition of an ethnic group.
As for the people listing their race as "human", you need a little biology lesson. Human is (the colloquial term for) your species, and has nothing at all to do with your race.
Posted 21 November 2012 - 19:21
Taking liberty with what? I'm using the dictionary definition of the words:
Oh cripes, "race" is a social construct, don't you know.
I can't believe this. You're taking the liberty, aren't you?
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1. a group of persons related by common descent or heredity.
2. a population so related.
3. Anthropology .
a. any of the traditional divisions of humankind, the commonest being the caucasian, Mongoloid, and Negro, characterized by supposedly distinctive and universal physical characteristics: no longer in technical use.
b. an arbitrary classification of modern humans, sometimes, especially formerly, based on any or a combination of various physical characteristics, as skin color, facial form, or eye shape, and now frequently based on such genetic markers as blood groups.
c. a human population partially isolated reproductively from other populations, whose members share a greater degree of physical and genetic similarity with one another than with other humans.
4. a group of tribes or peoples forming an ethnic stock: the Slavic race.
5. any people united by common history, language, cultural traits, etc.: the Dutch race.
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Back at ya on the weekend wishes. Thanks for stopping by and checking in.
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Bite Me William- We are supposed to have a heat wave this weekend at least in the 40's LOL and I know you couldn't resist. Happy Valentine's Day to you my friend and stay safe.
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Hey billster :) hope you had a nice week! Yup 13 more days can't wait!!!!!!!!!!! =). Yes I checked them out ;). Its about time lol. Thanks bill have a great weekend
Hey Bro Thanks a bunch!,
Man, I'm glad you mentioned Valentine's day
I'm sure I would of forgott bout it, only to remember at the very last min
if I didn't see it here first,, lol,,,
well as far as I'm concerned,
We should treat our Gals like it's Valentine's Day Everyday!,
My Wife says, I still act and think like I'm on our honeymoon,
I tell Her, Say Thank You GOD!
because what a blessing it is that I have no concept of time, lmbo,
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Enjoy the rest of the week and have a pleasant weekend,my friend.
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Good morning Bill and thanks for the visit.We're not quite to warm anything yet as it is 14 degtrees this morning,but is scheduled to be mush better the next few days.Our baseball season starts in less than two months.We have an A-A St.Louis Cardinal team in town,wish it were the Yankees.Be safe,well and blessed,my friend.
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Thanks for the nice visit my friend.! How's things in your neck of the woods? Hope you have a great Friday and a fun relaxing weekend! I can't wait till summer as this not so sunny and warm California weather is drivng me crazy. Take care and stay safe out there as the crazies walk among us.
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Hey Bill hope your week is going well. Mine has been good, temps are on the way up so hopefully the snow will be melted away soon. Have a great upcoming weekend and be safe.
Hi Bill. Hump day is over. 2 more to go till the weekend. Hope your week is going well. Stay safe.
Hey Bill as usual the weather is cold yesterday we had 40 to 50mph winds, I refused to even go outside in fact the dog didn't even want to be outside LOL. Of course I'm right about Pittsburgh I'm always right you need to remember that LMAO. Have a great Wednesday and be safe my friend.
Stoppin by to say Hi! Bro, Thanks for stopping by,
so far, it's been a real busy but good week for us,
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despite all the cold freezin temps, lol
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A man was telling his co-worker that the company was planning to transfer him to Chicago.
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His co-worker urged him to reconsider.
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In fact, I worked in Chicago for almost 10 years, and in all that time I never had a problem with crime while on the job."
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"What did you do there?"
The co-worker replied,
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Hey hon! Hope the rest of your week is good. Any plans for the weekend? I know mine is jammed packed, trying to figure out a way to squeeze in a couple more things. Be thinking of me Sat. morning. Voluntarily getting tazed. A wonderful way to start the weekend off huh? :) Be safe out there
Hey Bill =) how goes ur week? Thanks for the gift ;). 19 more days!!!! Lol.. Hope all is well take care be safe have a great hump day


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I strongly disagree with this, and considering where this news is coming from, it isn't a surprise. I think it is due more to the fact, that people are kind of getting tired of paying $60+ on video games, and being burned by an overhyped bad game in the long run. Some people don't have the money, I guess, and are very weary of spending their hard earned money on a potentially bad, or underwhelming game. I am not condoning pirating, but, I can see why people might do it.
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Thread: Caldera stuck at 115 degrees
09-18-2012, 02:00 PM #1Junior Member
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I have a Caldera Aventine Spa. It shut down a few months ago. After shutting off power and restarting, the panel continuously reads a temp of 115 but the spa is not heating and the jets do not activate.
We have drained the spa and replaced the Hi Limit Thermistor and Pressure Switch.
Temp still reads 115 degrees.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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It may be the temperature sensor causing this. The temperature sensor is what picks up the temperature for the topside display, so if it thinks the water is this hot it will shut down the system.
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Thanks, MaryH..
Is the temperature sensor something I could replace?
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Yes, it usually plugs into the circuit board next to where the high limit and pressure switch plugs in to. It may lead to a fitting mounted on the wall of the spa to detect the temperature of the water in the spa.
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Monday, March 15, 2010
Provolone Success Story!
Thanks for all this (blog and newsletter) - your book got me going a good thirteen years ago. I avoided "soft-ripened" cheeses, but have had recent phenomenal success with both a Camembert and a blue cheese (Stilton style), but I have yet to venture into the red mold world.
I just made my first Provolone on New Year's Day, and it came out fabulously - you make it very much like a mozzarella, but the curds are cut and 'cheddared' and when you put it in a brine, you can add a drop or two of 'liquid smoke." Instead of small spheres, you have to deal with a large mass of stretchy cheese. I was intimidated at first, but as soon as I was able to stretch a pound of curd to 12x12, I was convinced it would work out right. I'd strongly recommend not using citric acid and letting the thermophilic culture do its thing. Slow Food.
Two weeks of aging later, my wife and I are extremely pleased with my results. We were going to wait for three weeks, but it looked *so* good! Some lipase will go into my next batch.
Note: We asked Carlo if he used our recipe in Home Cheese Making and he said he didn't have a copy of the new book. He had our previous version, Cheesemaking Made Easy, which did not have a Provolone recipe.) His response:
I used a combination hybrid recipe, combining the recipe from "Cheesemaking Practice" (R. Scott)* - Ricki has a copy, IIRC - and "Cheese and Fermented Milk Foods, Vol. II: Procedures and Analysis" (Frank V. Kosikowski and Vikram V.Mistry).
I am blessed with a 250-mile-away source of raw Holstein/non-organic milk, so when we visit the farm - XMas most regularly - I bring back a few gallons. This dairy is in Visalia, California, and I was inspired by my Frisian in-laws to make Gouda when a relative from Holland brought some homemade cheese over for some family get-together.
I've had some missteps with raw milk - over soured or something - but I'm getting better; I've been more consistent with store-bought organic non-homogenized (but pasteurized) for some reason. This was the first time I actually pasteurized the milk, so maybe that is the key. I always strive to learn something, but I've always appreciated the concept of 'raw.'
I made this from one gallon of farm-fresh whole, pasteurized milk where the milk was less than 30 hours old. I used a thermophilic culture that I prepped the day before (so it looked like yogurt), about 2 ounces. I let it ripen a little bit longer than R. Scott recommends (F.V.Kosikowski has no ripening, which calls for immediate rennet intro). I used double-strength vegetable rennet (yes, from your company) that has done well for me in my Brie/Camembert/Bleu efforts.
I 'cheddared' the curds after stirring and removing whey until I could taste the acidity and it fell in the right range of pH. It was just like making a cheddar!
Now for the pasta filata massage!
I had to use knit gloves inside rubber gloves to massage the curds. Having worked with wooden paddles for Moz, this was a real trip - plain rubber kitchen gloves were not thick enough for sufficient handling, but a little bit of 'buffer' with another inner, cloth glove, and it was comfortable and totally rewarding. Think: Grin from ear-to-ear!
A gallon of properly acidulated curds will stretch quite a bit, especially ALL AT ONCE! I stretched it as far as my arms would permit. Glossy, squeaky, and ready to keep warm enough to shape into a nice sphere about 5" around.
It is drier than Moz, and I felt it required more stretching and the attendant loss of curd-whey. I think the moisture content is just right.
I brined it for a day and a half with just a small drop of "liquid smoke" (available at most supermarkets). Air dried for a day, then surface moistened to be salted with dry salt for a half-day, then cleaned, dried, oiled with nice olive oil, and placed in a cloth "mesh" to hang in a cool (but not cold) area for two weeks.
Critique: the rind is a little bit too thick and I think I can make it closer to perfection by making a smaller, enclosed environment. Usually, I have 40-45F and 80-95% humidity for cheese aging, but this really calls for a robust flavor and warmer temperatures, but I think I was in the 55-65% humidity.
I think a tupperware will retain the right humidity, so maybe a cloth mesh is too premature and is more appropriate to 'waxed' aging. Who knows? With experimentation, persistence, repetition, and good note-taking, I'll get this right. Hard to get a specific type from a recipe.
I'll add some lipase next time - I was pre-occupied with the process, not the ingredients - and I also had a vegetarian friend who wanted some.
"How do you get to Carnegie Hall?"
(Cheesemaking) Practice!
* "Cheesemaking Practice" by R. Scott is a great book. Unfortunately, it is out of print and we have not been able to locate the former publisher. If we ever do, we will publish the book ourselves so we can all enjoy it.
5 comments:
- BBJAM said...
Hi, very cool provolone.
I would like to ask a question not related to this post:
In 'Home Cheesemaking' in the section on manchego it says that it can be '... aged in olive oil for over one year'. What does that mean exactly? Does it go from the brine directly into the oil, or does it dry first? Should it be placed in a oil filled, air tight container, or some other way? Do you need to change the oil? What temperature does it like?
Perhaps one of the bloggers here could do a post about manchego.
- March 15, 2010 at 2:51 PM
- Jim Wallace said...
This could be a whole new topic but it would fall into the natural rind department.
Many cheese rinds are prepared by drying down to a firm rind (3-10 days post brine). The oiled rind is then rubbed with just a small amount of olive oil. This is re-coated every week or so and after about 2-3 months it only needs more oil every month so.
I find that working this way the rind becomes quite easy to maintain. Generally they need 52-56F and 85% moisture. They do need to be turned every few days because mold tends to grow on the bottom side. Simply wiping with a cloth when turning is enough to control the mold.
I tend not to do Manchego as such because I have difficulty getting ewes milk here.
... jim wallace
- March 15, 2010 at 9:38 PM
- P said...
I found "Cheesemaking Practice" on amazon.com, publisher - Springer (Chapman and Hall Food Science Book)3rd. ed., Price $165.00!
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- November 19, 2012 at 1:35 PM
I was up all night trying to make provolone, I couldn't for the life of me get my water up to 175-180 to cause the cheese to obsorb the heat so I could stretch it, was so frustrating.
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Pette *JJavrence W. McKeon ' Benjamin"Scbaler Ray M. "BrBoid. , - JUnerlcan I^abor Party—John T, IJiIcMian'us for* Oovemo?L^^™^t^°' ^JrrPablone for ideutenant"Governor; "Michael^r^imenez ior736imptrol" leri Frank Bphemer for. Attorney General, William E. B. DuBols for TJJ3. 43enator, MdrMa Pottlsl^^en^ Joseph J; Porte for Justices of the Supreme Court, Henry Dolli;e^-for.Oongresa, Paul Scheman for State Seziator and (Elarold JoAhaon for AssemBly. "' • Bocialiat Worker Party^-Mlchael Bartell for Governor, GJadys Barker for Lieutenant^Govemor, Barry Ring for Comptroller, Arthur Prels, for Attorney General and Joseph, Hansen for TJ.S. Senator. ^ .. » - - '^..Jndi^striar Government Party--Zric.Bd«g-fqr G^vermor, Nathan Karp for ^cutenant^ovmxnc^^r<xnko"Tapadol]^I^ for Comptroller and 6tephen^-Em"ef^ fo'f*U'/S. Senator* liberal Party—James W. Elder for State Senator, and Edgar D. 6ar-andon for Assembly.' . . , * Endorsed by Liberal Party. V Injured Girutclii d, fb.'r. m^s ,* LPresentatidh \ Oavorting about praotioe of Ko-&b% i .operetta "Mikado,'* Jpnnance of thial oqmedy by .the O6mmuh&ty,Ohdral In ?mgh.: School <•' Saturday dlgjbt.. During the first 'Edday. . nlgibt, peraon '. of Berberjt , .WUhelm; 2MUe} too atrenaious .lii amound a. Aeok.and. he v.YJ was pulled off IxUance - atrUdbg -hla left heel ylolaltly. 'agaJhat 4be. Jlobir ' .stage} ^ :'-v;.. .- /• /';%JV/"-%: .x<- ii evealed .thmee- veins t-^. M%%% *K3*«i%^ .".-.* ' \-} v'\r v \: /-'^ ',• i ?' •!' -^\* ^!%| been 'ruptured 4n t^e heel, jand Jor a" time/ i^wad feMedprpsa/ would mot \be able ' to taKe . the ^tole oh *iBut out. /Though he); had% ,ne?«p_ handled " orutoh beAwey hef, prael:!^ r:# one during "the day^ 6ind gave a ,truly on a cmtoli i@ not,the manal of the^Gllbert and Sullivan did that In Ihe pedbhd per-remarkable performance, despite the candlcap ^ of being unable to put the 'floor .though the. "sole been t..ease^he ahock if(he/40oidently.did strike the But -Kanki^^oo didn't p?ib;the. rope neck- the aeoond time. aa .f pleading for ry (Terry :Oreenb%a*t) ,to (to save his neck) lof • *?Tliere ; )a . Beauty: An. the failed; and .the as asked are you?. ankl Kb"]z6 jrephed 9) X TARGETS BO.MRED, BY SPIRIT OF * AW MELM • * MIMM . * I MM WOW** * MILITANT MM MAC** * KXPUMIVf* ?L*NT* * MT?L* UNf &UWOMT y^n. Freeport To Go Repwbicao By 2 to 1 300 Cara Participate In G.().P. .Club Parade; MooVe Gives Addreaa :\ Freeport is 1 oxpoctejii to] give th candidates of the RepubllcieLn parky jkts usual/two to one plurality or b6t)%r In Tuesday^ election despite the fact Ohat the Democrats have conducted , an . unusally strenuous camjjalgn this year m Nassau Oouh-. ty. The polls will be open from 6 A.M., to 7 PJM., and probably be-tween 7,000 .and 8,000 of the 9,866 who registered last month will go to the polls In the 17 Election Dis-tricts to vote. The local campaign was brought to a dramatic close last night when more than 300 cars participated In a torchlight motorcade through the village, and a rally was held in the. William Clinton Story Post, AJL, B-26 to Be on View at Mitchel Field; Mayor Issues Proclamation iBack in 1943, motivated by the patriotic fervor of World War H when things weren't going to well or the Allies, residents of Freeport nvested $7pO,45b in War Bonds. The slogan for this particular driye was 'Buy Bonds to Buy Bombers." A et. pf quotas was set up as to the amounts required to purchase var-ous .types of airplanes, And the Freeport .total was sufficient to fin-ance two.heavy boinbers, a light ber\ and a f igniter plane/ Rdbe-rt 3. Pattersoh was the""'c&mpiaign chairman ,and nearly everybody .in co-operated in making the drive a success, ., ; These &lans were actually pur-chased, and Freeport was given the privilege of naming one of the ships, a B-29 bomber. The plane was chris-tened "TheV Spirit , of** Preepor^," which was. emblazoned\pn"i$h,e &»> w..ard fuselage/ 'After; wasflieard about^ the • pxploMa to* but just; been Dugout, s. Featured .. . . .. ^ the procession;- were" Targets bombed -by" "the Spirit of Freeport in Korea. five floats, one from each section of the village and the other a large elephant, representing the Re-publican party. The participants assembled in the Municipal Stadi-um,, .where four divisions were form-ed, representing the Southeast, Southwest, the. No'rthwfst and the Northeast ..areas, each o* which was represented by a float. \.(Pne Southwest float was a rep-lica of'the'Stattie of Liberty, that of the southwest was Guy Lom-bardo's power boat "Tempo Vf," aboard a trailer, symbolizing (Continued on Page 0) Center For Senior Group Draws Mdre Than 40 At First Sessipn Freeport's projept fb^? thejienloy age group'got o@ to a 5ying start Tuesday when more than 40 perSons-assembled.iii the Legion Dn^ut.aiid,8pentja^ enjoy afternoon. A groiip of hostessed comprising members of the Freeport. Community Council, those who .were strangers, to Become acquainted. Every person present signed ,a guest book* -.., --SMra./Hugh.' Jackson presided at the "piano for community singing isheets of pOpularTsongs\.pro^ vided by^Guy Lombardp. Mrs. Bar- Tlet Rabe^; who, ls-'iq' .charge;!o$- the work for -the older age group in the New York. StMe.Department of Zd-thls-' aliduld lod of our , live*/! f sUeY ?a4d. Samuel L. . Israel^ -president : ^of / the , council, brought ^gre#*ngs naAid thie pe?pla\. could . the* * fmea -"During the : afternoon i home played jV others .read 'and " ' ' ;•"% bqrd Vle&rock, the A-Deal 'Market and "others, were served, ! - It was announced that 'the Dugout would be open Tuesdays 'and Moh" days, except on. holidays, from 9:30 ajh. to 4:30 pjhv, ^for \those inter-eated 6) while away Che tlm%as they desired. Monday committees 'are , $P be named' and • a pro^?ain' • ^priced out.. The Du^ut .wU* not ;be: open Tuesday because ' of Blebtldh JOayV-^ ' \yHostesses jw^re^Jrs. L: 8 .Yudin, &*». Milton IB, . Swbsbh^ Ml S#iegeImaJer, ; IMra. Jerome A$rsj 'Elizabeth; F. Kelly, . ^Abraham .GwttmaA.Ue- Mrs; Gold, tbur l^arrigan • ^ and ^Mrai \ Mrion ^ were', advisors;''! .. v- •' /;;••. • .- ; . , Ladlks i 'of t)ie South' Bhore], Yacht Olulir ?Ul"spdn-she toolp part in numerous miasidns Irf the Pacific. Theatre during *.the war, was 'deactivated when hostil-ities ceased, reactivated at* the etart of trouble In KoreaTand again went Into^aotlon going on 30"missions, as part of the 22nd Bomber Group of the lAth Air Fofqe. Crew Coming to Freeport And now the ship is to be flown from Korea to.,MltcheI Field, and Lhe members of the crew are to be the guests of the people pf Freeport for four days, starting with Armis-tice Day for a series of events, ar-rangements for' "which are "^eJng completed by a committee which waa appoihte^ by Mayor Robert L. Dox-see wlho^ has pr^oclauned the week, starting Thursday,. Noveiilber K as "Spirit of Freeport Week," All the clylo,' soclaland patriotic organiza-tions are co-operating,with a view to making the stay of $he flyers in town a hugh successi The role of '"TAe Spirit of Free-port" in the Korean war came -to light last August wQien the crew dis-covered an old deoal In the plane which .describe/I It as.pne^ bought «y Freepdrt's citizens/ It mentions the. First National Bank & Trust Co. Thinking the people of the commun-ity might be Interested, lat Lieut. Joseph R. Taylor, of Brooklyn, the bombardier, on Aug 13, -wrote that Institution which had. 'become 4ho ^rceport office of the Meadow Brook National Bank. The epistle was pass-ed on to Augustus B/ Weller. It as follows: . •.. Letter from Crew Member got the ship atj^rch Air Forbe Base, Galif., our home,statioh,: before" coming to Okinawa/ Bb%\ World War If record Is reputed to. be excellent^. .'-•;. /'/...' ^ "Yesterday we flew our tenth jnis- J sloh of the-Korean campaign; Except' .for a few. flak holes picked up, on,/ our; eighth\misslpn,,the 'Old Gal' is , as good as new./ '. .\ < / "We have, come toldevelop a grand/' affection for the .'old /'crate' /and'! though we would bring you. lip to /; date, with.-hef, activities* Aaith23L5a)L.j in. the "Air/For«e;,;'she's.a. "/ IhjreplyJhg to therB-@0 crew,-alter '^ cbhterrlng with' Mayor Ooxsee, 4he •, Village Trustee* /and Joseph Gold- r blatit, president ^of- the {Preepor^v/ 'Ohanilbef pf Commerce,. Mr;, WeBer! :\; wrote% Flreeport wouM bej glad]to m« :/••?,%f &%-' \ 3 BERNHABD'8 DAY ; Ph'annacy will remain day f after/ the^ ;6ther< 'Freeport.. 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On the brink of releasing their first full-length album, The Montauk Project returns home this Saturday, February 15 with a concert at 230 Down in Southampton.
Since forming three years ago, the local, all-original rock band has been busy making a name for itself, playing frequent gigs on the East End, up-island and in New York City.
With the long hair of rock and roll and the laid back attitude of local surfers, the four band members are all East End natives in their mid-twenties. Sag Harbor's Mark Schiavoni plays vocals and guitar, Jasper Conroy of Montauk is on the drums and adds vocals and bass player Chris Wood and lead guitar/vocalist Jack Marshall both come from East Hampton.
According to the band's bio on the music site ReverbNation, The Montauk Project's music "sounds like the beating wings of an immortal hummingbird flying through a war in heaven. Powerful, loud, eclectic, rock and roll." Their musical influences include The Black Keys, Stone Temple Pilots and Blind Melon.
On March 25, the Montauk Project will unveil their first full-length album, "Belly of the Beast," which will feature 10 original songs recorded at their home studio in Montauk, including the already released tracks "The Beast" and "Black as Night."
The Montauk Project will perform Saturday, February 15 at 8 p.m. at 230 Down, located at 230 Elm Street in Southampton. For more information, visit themontaukprojectmusic.com.


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Curator John Sparks will be blogging weekly about the upcoming exhibition, Creatures of Light, which opens on Saturday, March 31.
In just a little over a month, on March 31, the American Museum of Natural History will open our latest exhibition, Creatures of Light: Nature's Bioluminescence,which focuses on the amazing diversity of organisms that produce light across every conceivable habitat. Every exhibition we produce is a collaboration between the Museum's research scientists and the exhibition team, which includes writers, designers, artists, and media specialists. I'm the curator for this exhibition, which means that I oversee the scientific content and bring expertise from my research—in this case, on the evolution of bioluminescent signaling systems in marine fishes.We're hard at work on the show this month, and I'll be writing weekly posts from behind the scenes to offer some glimpses of what goes into producing a major exhibition. Here's my first dispatch:
Podcast: Ray Jayawardhana: Strange New Worlds
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In the past 16 years, astronomers have discovered more than 700 exoplanets, or planets that orbit other stars. If scientists find signs of life on these planets, it will profoundly impact everything from religion and philosophy to art and biology. In this podcast from the fall, astronomer Ray Jayawardhana shares some of the ideas from his book, Strange New Worlds, about life beyond our solar system.
Dr. Jayawardhana's talk was recorded at the Hayden Planetarium on October 3, 2011.
Science Writer Carl Zimmer on Blogs, Books, and Tattoos
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When science writer Carl Zimmer noticed some scientists sporting serious tattoos, he wondered how many others enjoyed highbrow body art. After posing the question on his blog, Zimmer received a flood of responses and photos, many of which he recently compiled in his book Science Ink: Tattoos of the Science Obsessed. On Thursday, February 16, Zimmer will be one of four panelists at the Museum's Beyond a Trend: Enhancing Science Communication Through Social Media, part of Social Media Week NYC. Zimmer recently answered a few questions about how new media are shaping his writing.
What could you do with a blog about science tattoos that you couldn't do in a book, and vice versa?
Carl Zimmer: Blogs and books are different media, with different strengths and weaknesses. With a blog, you can spontaneously add things and make corrections. And people can make comments. Sometimes, people would point out that the equation in someone's tattoo had a plus sign instead of a minus, which was probably pretty embarrassing. But since the blog was happening in real time, it was more disorganized. For the book, I was able to create miniature essays for various tattoos and arrange the tattoos in a logical progression from math to physics to chemistry and so on.
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Each of the 41 intriguing images in Picturing Science: Museum Scientists and Imaging Technologies tells a fascinating story about research or conservation projects. Here's the last in a series of four snapshots.
New imaging technologies have revolutionized the age-old scientific tasks of observation and classification. And for James Carpenter, a curator in the Division of Invertebrate Zoology, they've opened up a new way of seeing.
Dr. Carpenter is tracing the ancestry of various wasps, which he does by examining the insects' physical features to identify them and place them in their evolutionary context. His lab's current project, funded by the National Science Foundation, is to reconstruct the phylogeny, or evolutionary history, of Vespinae, a subfamily of wasps consisting of hornets and yellowjackets.
Carpenter's methods include photomontage—essentially digital photography—which allows him to stack images to focus on specific features. A head shot of a German wasp, part of the ongoing exhibition Picturing Science: Museum Scientists and Imaging Technologies now on view in the Akeley Gallery and curated by Mark Siddall, uses this technique to bring selected areas into sharp focus. These snapshots enable Carpenter to place the insect in the tree of life.
His lab also uses a variety of high-tech microscopes, including an environmental scanning electron microscope. This instrument highlights minuscule features without destroying the specimen, as often happened with earlier versions of the technology. Once Carpenter has the traits, he plugs the data into a computer program that synthesizes them at rapid speed.
A Universe from Nothing with Lawrence Krauss
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The question "Why is there something rather than nothing?" has been asked for millennia by people curious about the universe's origins. Today, exciting scientific advances provide new insight into this cosmological mystery. In this recent podcast, join Dr. Lawrence Krauss, professor of physics at Arizona State University, in a mind-bending trip back to the beginning of the beginning and the end of the end.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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Whats up Korn FANS!!!!! It's your pal jmccarthy1 and I'm here to present to you, ROADIE OF THE DAY CHRONICLES PART 1, My Roadie of the Day experience. This video is directed and narrated by a great friend of mine named Grant. This video basically describes the anticipation and nerve wrecking excitement that goes through your mind before you go and work for the best band in the world. Some...
What's up korn fans? Well music fans in general I should say. I haven't actually blogged in a good while but I just wanted to come here and give everyone a very well hello. Hope hope all is well with all of you. The Spring/Summer is right around the corner and you know what that means right? Concert season is among us all! I'd like to know who you're planning on seeing this year so if you would...
Hey guys. Ok well roadrunner.com had a stream of the new staind album. I posted a few tracks on here a while back to help push promotion due to the fact that staind had gone back to the roots and made something really raw but in the same mind something new and brilliant. I listened to the album from front to back and it lived up to the potential that i thought had died after dysfunction. This...
Feeling pretty nice right now and decided to hop on chat and talk it up with a few of the regulars. LOVING it. Also re-watching the who then now? dvd and seriously enjoying it. Love too see the band I love still around breaking still new ground. Love em or hate em..they're 110% for the fans. Don't believe me? Treat yourself to a live show! I'll be waiting on your response....THANK YOU JMC!! :)
Leaving tomorrow morning for a trip up to the mountains. Really looking forward to getting away from my hometown and just getting a breath of fresh air. Will be out of internet commission for some time so hopefully I don't miss anything too epic! Or hope to come home to maybe a korn single. Anyways, you guys take care and I'll be back to grace your presence very soon. Stay korny!!! Jonathan
So once again Staind has been gracious enough to leak another song to their youtube account for our listening pleasure. I think this is great that the guys want their new album to be heard. So as always...enjoy people. This is definitely a bad ass track. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EeZPm4amQE4
Almost done with my korn video blog. Look forward to sharing with you guys. How is everyone!!
Here are a few new Staind track clips. In good taste of sick and twisted tour 2000 pioneers, I feel it's fair to promote decent music on here. Especially when they've made this much of an epic comeback to the darkside :) Any who, the album drops 9/13/11 and the tracks are called ''Wannabe'' and ''Falling.'' Enjoy friends! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BiQ7qQs0Y4&feature=related...
So things might be looking on the up after all. Got some things off my chest and i'm back into writing which has really helped me get that drive back. I might post clips from my writings here soon. Be kind. Oh and just in good taste http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCUqkcwY0rU Enjoy people!
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A town meeting turns theatrical in WoodstockBy Christian Avard
Staff Writer | March 03,2013WOODSTOCK There were two silver linings Saturday at the Woodstock Town Hall Theater.
There was the current marquee film, The Silver Linings Playbook and then a second element of newfound promise and good news for the tens of thousands of filmgoers who will visit their local theater in the years ahead.
Inside the same theater, up to 100 residents at town meeting debated passionately over whether to allocate $60,000 for a digital projector system. The article ultimately went to a paper ballot and when the votes were tallied, Town Clerk Jay Morgan announced the new projector was approved 123-31.
Supporters erupted with applause.
For Jeffrey Kahn, chairman of the Woodstock Town Hall Theater, the vote was to ensure that movies will continue to play for years to come. According to Kahn, the movie industry is no longer making 35-mm prints and its time for the theater to switch to newer technologies.
Kahn hoped the current equipment would last longer, but it already had sustained enough wear and tear. He said future Hollywood films will only come in digital form, so a digital system was necessary to show movies.
If the article did not pass, Kahn said, the theater would close at the end of the year.
Were showing The Silver Linings Playbook now and theres a silver lining to this particular article as well, Kahn said as voters laughed and applauded his comment.
You will have a superior experience when you come here as a result of this vote. I strongly urge you to vote yes.
Kahns request had its doubters. Ed English asked Kahn if he knew the towns film equipment was getting old, why hadnt the theater been saving money to replace it?
Sixty thousand dollars is quite a chunk, English said.
Kahn countered that the theater did not have the money to invest in a new system.
Marian Koetsier argued that the town should not be responsible because the theater is a Pentangle-operated facility. The Pentangle Arts Council is a nonprofit group that offers arts and theater programming at the local theater. Koetsier said upgrading film equipment is the cost of doing business and she seconded Englishs concerns about fundraising.
I really have a problem with the town supporting this funding, and I also have an issue with it not having been fundraised by the nonprofit, Koetsier said to applause.
Kahn said the movie operation would never exist as a private money-making venture and could not exist without Pentangles support. Several voters chimed in, saying they had no problems owning the digital projection system.
So many of you were here when this theater was condemned, said Peggy Kannenstine. But we put together a huge program to save it and the whole community pulled together... to make it what it is now. One of the big things that everyone wanted was the movies.
John Mathews agreed.
We need this theater or else we lose all the moviegoers to Lebanon, N.H., he said to more applause.
All money articles passed at town meeting Saturday. They include a $4,133,755 town budget, a sewer budget of $895,325, $3,000 to the Trustees of Public Funds for services rendered, $1,500 for the annual audit, $18,000 to the Woodstock Area Chamber of Commerce Welcome Center on Mechanic Street, and $25,000 for Vail Field improvements.
Voters also approved the $3,006,254 Woodstock Elementary School budget. The 2013-14 budget is $92,197 or 3.16 percent higher than this years budget of $2,914,057.
Woodstock voters will weigh in on ballot articles from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Town Hall Theater. These include a $2 million bond for Windsor County courthouse repairs, and the $11,322,305 proposed budget for Woodstock Union High School.
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.


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DEVELOPMENT (n) Modification, growth, learning, adaptation, progress
- 1 microbrewery, 2 restaurants
- 115 employees
- 11,000 barrels of beer per year
In 2008, Olivia Magnano grad-uated from the University of Washington, a 22-year-old with a communications degree staring into recession's maw and feeling Portland's mysterious magnetism. "Why not do a fun service-industry job," she recalls thinking, "just to meet people and weather the storm?"
She landed as a restaurant host at Hopworks, a new microbrewery and pub with a sustainability bent. She knew little about beer or restaurants. But Hopworks' HR strategy is as much about learning as brewing, and is as organic as its IPA.
"We take a lot of pride in finding talented, thoughtful people," owner-brewmaster Christian Ettinger says of the company he's taken from about 40 to 115 employees. "You can cultivate that, and their roles grow and evolve."
Magnano quickly became an expediter, making plated food look good as it left the kitchen. Then she moved to server. When the company's admin department ran short of help, she began filling in half-time. Today, she's the office manager while in training to lead Hopworks' human-resources efforts—the company is helping her pay for classes at Portland State.
On her way into her new office job, Magnano passed Amelia Pillow (below), who was headed the other direction. Pillow had started as a server, jumped in as a fill-in bookkeeper, and then become the office manager. But, really, she wanted to make beer. Now 31, she's worked her way up from keg washer to brewer, with help from an American Brewers Guild certification course the company helped arrange. "I've been able to progress very quickly," she says.
So it goes at Hopworks, where the head salesman used to brew and the newest restaurant manager came up from the kitchen. "There's no formal policy, but it's something we do," Ettinger says. "It's about communication."
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Episode 1
The Aftermath
The friends worry as the cops want to know who shot Trey.
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In season three, Kirsten befriends a mysterious woman in rehab. Strapped for cash, Jimmy returns to Newport Beach and even tangles with Julie again--but he's in way over his head this time.
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The Aftermath
The friends worry as the cops want to know who shot Trey.
The Shape of Things to Come
Sandy worries about Kirsten's friend. Marissa gets bad news.
The End of Innocence
Ryan and Marissa enjoy a night to remember.
The Last Waltz
Marissa attends a new school. Seth gets Summer in trouble.
The Perfect Storm
Ryan makes a life-changing decision with Sandy's support.
The Swells
Taylor ruins Seth's night by keeping Summer away.
The Anger Management
Taylor causes a major rift between Seth and Summer.
The Game Plan
The friends plan their futures. Julie returns to her roots.
The Disconnect
Ryan works for Sandy. Johnny tells Marissa how he feels.
The Chrismukkah Bar Mitz-vahkkah
Kirsten makes amends with Julie. Seth invents a holiday.
The Safe Harbor
The friends try to get Marissa back into their school.
The Sister Act
The clan tries to re-create a perfect East Coast Christmas.
The Pot Stirrer
Kaitlin causes trouble as she celebrates her birthday.
The Cliffhanger
Kirsten and Julie take their matchmaking business too far.
The Heavy Lifting
Tragedy strikes the friends. Johnny's cousin arrives.
The Road Warrior
Sadie and Ryan take a trip. Ryan returns to his old ways.
The Journey
Ryan tries to decide whom to invite to his birthday party.
The Undertow
Ryan's nemesis returns. Sandy experiences business pressure.
The Secrets and Lies
Marissa seeks solace with bad boy Volchok and his crew.
The Day After Tomorrow
The kids receive their college acceptance/rejection letters.
The Dawn Patrol
Ryan visits his mom. Julie gives Volchok stern advice.
The College Try
The friends go to college orientations. Seth sees Anna.
The Party Favor
Senior prom brings out the best and the worst in everyone.
The Man of the Year
Marissa visits Kaitlin at boarding school.
The Graduates
The end of senior year brings excitement and drama.
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