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How We Met: Love for Memphis travels along with this globe-trotting couple
When does a 6-foot-6 basketball player feel like he's going on 7 again?
Hamilton High grad Omari J. Faulkner knows.
"Marquex (pronounced Margo) and I met my sophomore year at Georgetown University (2001) in Washington, D.C.," he says. "She was a senior."
Several times he'd tried to talk with her. "Each time, I could only smile while blushing and politely saying, 'Hi, Marquex,' like a kid with crush. Then one day I stood alone at the historic front gates of Georgetown next to Healy Circle, dressed in my best suit because we were taking photos for our basketball media guide.
"I saw Marquex walking toward me. I became extremely nervous. She said, 'What you all dressed up for?' From that moment I knew that the very next time I saw her, I would ask her out.
"Two days later, as I was walking to class, I saw her and froze. After class, like magic she appeared again and I made my move.
"For nearly a quarter-mile I followed directly behind her, all around campus, rehearsing what I would say. When she arrived at Yates Field House, I finally said, 'Hi, Marquex. Do you have a boyfriend?'
"I thought, 'You sound like you're 7 years old.' I wanted to run off, pretend it never happened. Then I heard her voice.
"'Nope, I sure don't,' she said."
"What attracted me to Omari," says Marquex Rey Faulkner, "was the way he seemed to understand me. I feel like he knows me better than I know myself. He is a thoughtful person.
"As an example, we had been dating a couple of years and he was traveling with the State Department. He was in India, actually, and went out and found me a gorgeous ruby ring. We were at dinner one night ... (he had it) in my glass of champagne. He got me that promise ring in late 2004, and I wore it until it was replaced with my engagement ring (2007)."
India has played a central role in their relationship. In fact, they live in Mumbai today, both working for the U.S. Department of State. Marquex, who has a bachelor's degree in foreign service from Georgetown University and a law degree from Howard University, is vice consul. Omari, who has a bachelor's from Georgetown and a master's from the University of Arkansas, is American consulate general.
Omari's global career took off in December 2004 when he was appointed as a CultureConnect envoy, or U.S. "sports ambassador," conducting basketball clinics.
"I traveled to more than 35 countries as a U.S. Cultural Envoy in 2005 while she finished law school," says Omari, 28. "Then we both relocated back to my city, Memphis, for two years. I received a promotion that led us to Atlanta, then back to D.C. We're both now working for the Department of State in Mumbai, India."
They were legally married in Memphis on April 9, 2008. However, their "dream wedding" was at their first anniversary, in her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, on April 18, 2009, just weeks before they moved to India.
"I wanted an outdoor wedding," says Marquex, 30, "so our dogs could be in the ceremony." (They have a 120-pound Bullmastiff named Princess and a 15-pound pug, Vixen.)
Also in the picture today is 7-month-old daughter Presley Virginia Faulkner.
"I am a die-hard Memphian," says Omari.
"He truly is a Memphis global ambassador," Marquex adds. "He is passionate about his family and his city, Memphis. Every morning he reads The Commercial Appeal, watches local news on the Web. ... I see us heading back to the Bluff City in the years to come."
"Marquex is the true love of my life," Omari says. "Our life together still feels like a dream."
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Brushes won't work. At least most of them. What am I doing wrong?
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Can't say what exactly is wrong without more details.
But let me start with some obvious questions:
What are the opacity settings of your non working brushes?
What's the foreground color? What's the background color?
Are you using a mouse or a tablet? Are the brushes set to pressure sensitivity?
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With the brushes that work, is there lag?
How big is the brush size for those that don't work?
Finally, are you sure it's not the blending mode that's causing this? 'Cuz sometimes a color won't show up on layer depending on what mode you're in and what the bottom layer contains.
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Path of Exile is ready to expand with The Awakening on July 10th. While lots of time has been spent on beta testing and developers have been sending out information to players, there still remain a few hidden nuggets of information and content that are worthy of a lot of excitement. We chatted with Chris Wilson about those things that may have remained unspoken. See what he had to say!
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Heroes of the Storm has exited maintenance that comes packed with the new Eternal Conflict that brings legendary Diablo characters into the game including The Butcher, Treasure Goblins, Leoric and the new Battlefield of Eternity map.
The forces of light and darkness will stop at nothing to emerge victorious, so they're sending their most capable champions into the Nexus. Johanna, the heavily armored Crusader, has established herself as one of the Nexus's most stalwart Warriors, but today she faces a familiar foe—a bloodthirsty demon known as The Butcher. Despite his formidable bulk, the Butcher is a damage-dealing melee Assassin who gains strength by gathering "fresh meat" from the remains of his fallen enemies. The Butcher's Brand ability debuffs enemies so that he gains life with each attack, and he can also bring Lambs to the Slaughter, chaining his hapless victims to a post for the four longest seconds of their puny lives.
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With E3 in our rearview and other conferences just around the bend, players stay perched on the edge of their seats hungry for new information. But for MMO players, trimmings can be fairly light. This week, Chris and Ryan take their podiums to argue one question: do conferences still matter?
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A man marries a seductive woman after a brief and passionate relationship. But during their honeymoon on the fog-shrouded Oregon coast he learns the terrible truth about her as those around them begin to die mysterious and violent deaths. The suspense builds as the number of victims increase, and he soon discovers that you never really know someone ... until you marry them.


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on 9/26/2012 4:08:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have very pale, acne scarred skin and I'm used to caking on the blemish cream, moisturizer, primer, foundation and concealer. I ONLY USE THIS CREAM NOW! It's amazing. I haven't noticed the grey tone that people have been talking about. The great thing about it is that you can layer it over parts that need more coverage and it still looks fresh. I do wear powder on top but I always wear powder.
I got it on ebay for about 11 bucks and it came with some free samples. I am ecstatic, my boyfriend even noticed how much better my skin looks. 5 lippies!
An update a few weeks later: my skin looks EVEN better. I cannot even describe the difference. When I take my makeup off I just smile thinking of how great I look makeup free. Don't spend your money on American BB creams, based on experience they have crap in them that makes you break out. The real deal Asian stuff is not expensive and you will be happy.
on 9/23/2012 5:13:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Good product but grayer than my current favorite.
on 9/5/2012 9:03:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
After all the hype about BB creams, I went and ordered samples of colors #21 and #23. Figuring I was most likely the darker of the two shades, I tried on #23 first. For me, it had too much of that dreaded pink-grey tone and was overall too light for my skin. My face is pinker and ligher than my neck and chest, so I like foundations on the warmer side to balance my face out. Unfortunately this wasn't it. I'm not sure what my MAC foundation color is (never been color matched), but I'm an Olive Medium in Everyday Minerals if that helps anyone.
However, I'm not completely writing this off, because it could work for me during the winter--I tested a bit on an un-tanned part of me and it seemed to blend in a lot bette. I also found the coverage to be better than expected. I have some acne scars and ruddiness in my cheeks, and this did a good job of evening out the cheeks and covering the scars (though a bit of concealer is still needed). The oil control is decent after finishing with powder, which is super important for me because I can get very oily.
It's not heavy at all and sank right into my skin, though I would recommend moisturizing first if you have dry spots. It emphasized some dry spots when I looked up close to a mirror, but that was reaalllly close and I doubt it's that visible from a few feet away.
on 8/31/2012 8:15:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is a wonderful bb cream which feels light on the skin and is definitely not mask-like at all. The packaging is so pretty! Its cheaper to purchase on Ebay or Amazon but be careful of fake products (just check out the seller's reviews to help you decide).
It provides you with sheer coverage (it is not like normal foundation which offers a fuller coverage) and has SPF in it which is a bonus so it is good for the days that you want a natural, effortless look. It is quite runny, so the product is quite easy to spread on the face. It is great for dry to normal skin but for those with oily skin like me, my t-zone becomes quite oily after 4-5 hours of wearing this. I do set it with a translucent finishing powder and use a primer beforehand but I would need to touch up with powder or blotting paper to remove any shininess. I would prefer to use this in winter on days that I prefer lighter coverage. I did notice that it faded after 4 hours though..
on 8/27/2012 11:02:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Second time buying this product! Its reasonable priced and does its job.
on 8/26/2012 12:49:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
After using MISSHA Perfect Cover BB Cream for awhile, I decided to try this one. In my opinion, I like this one better becaue it's creamier than the Perfect Cover BB cream. The color is the same. I personally love MISSHA BB creams than the other brands because it doesn't have the pink undertone. I have a warm undertone and MISSHA BB creams fit my skintone the best.
on 8/25/2012 6:50:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Missha just has such good bb creams compared to all of the other 2 brands I have tried (4 bb's from skin79 and the smashbox bb). Although I do prefer Missha's Perfect Cover bb cream for the higher SPF, this one works just as well too. I have taken off 1 lippy just because the spf is lower and it is more expensive compared to Missha's Perfect Cover which is not only cheaper but has a higher spf. The more watery consistency of this product can be good and bad: it provides a lightweight feel for oily skins such as mine but might not provide as much coverage as some may want. For me, coverage isn't my main concern, so it's not a problem for me. I am somewhat put off by the almost water like consistency of this bb cream and would prefer it to be more "thick" like Missha's Perfect Cover. However, all in all, it is a great product. I would say these are for the people who would want to perfect and smooth already smooth skin, as it is not great for coverage.
on 8/24/2012 10:40:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i love this product however it did take a while to ship to my house. i ordered one in #13 in eBay and paid 10 dollars for it which i thought was a reasonable price and it took about 3 weeks to get here. However, i got to say i LOVE the packaging! The box came with an extra 2 samples of SKIN79 super BB cream. The MISSHA BB cream itself is a little small but i don't need much since i don't have much to cover up just a few scars here and there and i like the fact that this BB cream is thick for great coverage and it lasts all day!! my skin is fairly oily so i always have a problem with that especially since its summer but i found ever since iv'e been using Olay Minimizing Toner and this BB cream i don't really have a problem with oily skin anymore!! i highly recommend this product and will definitely buy again!!=)
on 8/20/2012 12:20:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I ordered this product in #23 from seoulglamour on Amazon and got it within a week, with some nice samples for less than MISSHA's US site, and a lot less than my local Korean supermarket was charging for it.
I apply it with my fingers. It blends in pretty well with my skin (NC30?), while a little light, it oxidizes pretty quickly to match my tone and gives my skin a luminous dewy finish that I like very much. The first day I wore this, my coworker immediately commented that my skin looked great. I have some very bad hyperpigmentation from acne on my chin and above my lip, and this BB cream covers it up pretty well if I pat on a little extra on my problem areas after the initial application.
It stays all day and I think it actually looks better as the day wears on, and is pretty mattifying. After 5 hours, I will blot my face and I'm not too oily and none of the makeup comes off on my blotting paper.
I have worn this every day for 2 weeks and it has not broken me out, or clogged my pores and I have sensitive acne prone skin, so that is saying something. It is not too thick or heavy feeling but it does feel like I'm wearing make-up.
on 8/19/2012 12:25:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Overall, this is a fine BB cream - smooth texture, medium coverage that can be built up with layering (which is rare for a BB), limited color range but sheer enough to work on light to med skin tones. I got #21, and it looked way too pink and dark right out of the tube, but I mixed it with my MAC Strobe cream, and that thinned it out enough for the color to be perfect.
However, I wouldn't buy again for two main reasons: first, it feels too mask-light and heavy on my skin, even after I've diluted it with Strobe. Second, it was a bit drying and then it went on to accentuate flakes or dryness; I don't have dry skin, but I saw some small flaking around my nose (which is weird bc I have combo skin w/ a slightly oily tzone).
The upside is that it stays all day long, and I didn't have any rub off after a light dusting of my Mineral Fusion spf 30 power. So I'll keep it around for special occasions when I need that turbo coverage and lasting power, but it's not going to be my everyday go-to. The search continues!
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This Father's Day, we took our son to his first amusement park. (Because what do you get for the dad who has everything? LOWER BACK PAIN!)
I guess, technically, it was his second amusement park, but that's only if you count our visit to Sesame Place when he had just turned two. But he doesn't even remember that and I'm still doing my best to forget it. This trip was a lot more successful.
Somehow, despite the fact that "Dutch Wonderland" isn't a cool nickname for Amsterdam, even the adults had fun!


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Obama wins, but has anything changed?
All major media outlets have called the presidential election for Barack Obama. The vote leaves Washington exactly where it was before the election – and the GOP with deep questions.
Jerome Delay/AP
President Obama won reelection, Democrats retained control of the Senate, and Republicans retained control of the House Tuesday night, in a presidential election that, while close, seemed to go the president's way from the beginning of the evening and was called far earlier than many people expected.
In some ways, the status quo was the big winner.
But it was a far narrower victory for Mr. Obama than it was four years ago, with states like Indiana and North Carolina going Republican this time around, and nail-bitingly close votes in Virginia, Ohio, and Florida as votes came in Tuesday night.
In the end, Ohio was the first of the major swing states to be called by the media for the president, seemingly assuring him of a second term. Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Iowa also helped assure his victory, and Colorado, Nevada, and Virginia soon followed.
If the president prevails in Florida, which seemed likely late Tuesday evening, the final electoral tally would come in at 332 for Obama, against Romney's 206.
The popular vote was far closer, and was still coming in from late-voting states in the West, but Obama seemed assured of winning.
"A lot of it comes down to the economy," says Jack Pitney, a political scientist at Claremont McKenna College in California. "If the economy were stronger the president would be doing better, if it were weaker Mitt Romney might [have won]. But it was just good enough to push the president over the finish line."
Obama's victory had been predicted by most pollsters in recent days, but his narrower margin of victory versus 2008 makes it harder for him to claim a strong mandate and puts him in a somewhat weaker position as president.
Still, given the high unemployment rate, weak economy, and relatively low presidential approval ratings, the fact that Democrats retained both the presidency and their control of the Senate was a big coup for their party – or, perhaps more accurately, a big loss for Republicans, and possibly a wakeup call for the Republican party as it looks to its future.
All the dynamics in place should have helped Republicans unseat the incumbent, and yet they were unable to do so. While the vote was close, it wasn't as close as some had expected.
Expect a lot of finger-pointing in coming days as Republican insiders decide where to lay blame: whether with Romney, considered a weak, gaffe-prone candidate by many, or with his campaign managers, or even hurricane Sandy.
Particularly disturbing for Republicans may be what exit polls showed about demographics. Women, Hispanics, and young people helped propel Obama to victory. There was about a 10-point gender gap, with exit polls showing 54 percent of women voting for Obama compared with 44 percent of women for Romney.
And Obama has an even stronger edge with Hispanics and young people – both key constituencies for any political party looking to the future. Exit polls at one point in the evening showed Hispanics going for Obama 69 percent to 30 percent. And it was the growth of non-Cuban Hispanics in Florida who may be to thank for delivering that state to Obama (with returns suggesting Obama could take the state).
"Mr. Obama had a two-thirds advantage with non-Cuban Hispanics in the exit poll," wrote The New York Times's polling expert Nate Silver during his liveblog of the results. "And they made up 10 percent of the voting population, compared with 6 percent for Cuban-Americans…. If Mr. Obama ekes out a win in Florida, this will have a lot to do with it."
Voters under 30 preferred Obama to Romney 59 percent to 37 percent, while voters over age 65 preferred Romney 56 percent to 43 percent.
White voters, on the other hand – whose percentage of the electorate is dwindling – voted for Romney over Obama by a wide margin, 59 percent to 39 percent.
It all adds up to a problem for the GOP as it looks to the future. Early in the evening, even before the race was called, Bill O'Reilly was bemoaning the new demographics, saying that "the white establishment is now the minority."
Obama, too, faces challenges, and will have little time to savor his victory.
"He's got a tough road, because people in Congress don't really owe him very much," says Professor Pitney. "Republicans in the House certainly aren't intimidated by him, and Democrats in the House are probably a little angry at him for not giving them more help. Democrats in the Senate are winning mostly because of Republican fumbles. This squeaker is not much of a mandate."
Most immediately, Obama will face the challenge of dealing with the nation's so-called "fiscal cliff" – the combination of tax increases and spending cuts scheduled to take effect in January – in which he'll face off with Republicans in Congress at the end of this year and almost certainly into the coming year as well.
With House Speaker John Boehner leading a continued Republican House – and firm in his opinion that Obama lacks a strong mandate – the nation is likely to see Round 2 of the Obama-Boehner standoff it witnessed last year.
But, at least for one night, Obama supporters had a victory to savor after a brutal and agonizingly close election season, as they watched the nation give America's first African-American president a second term.
Keevin Woods, a former deputy campaign manager for the Obama campaign in 2008, was at Grant Park four years ago and is at the Obama rally at McCormick Place Tuesday night.
Grant Park was historic, he says, but this one "is even more significant now."
"The first four years he had to stabilize things from the previous administration," says Mr. Woods. "He now needs to finish the job and move forward."Â
• Staff writer Mark Guarino contributed to this report from Chicago.


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Wednesday, December 12, 2012 from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM (EST)
San Antonio CE Academy Event
December 12, 2012
Credits Earned:
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3 GBCI CE Hours for LEED Professionals
" Agenda"
7:30 - 8:00 AM Registration
Exterior Continuous Insulated Claddings for Energy Efficiency and Architectural Diversity
1 AIA HSW/SD CE Hour
1 GBCI CE Hour for LEED Professionals (GBCI Course ID: 0090005704)
Provider: Dryvit System, Inc. | Course: BL0002
Presenter: JW Mollohan
Thermoplastic Roof Membranes - Characteristics, Applications, & Attributes
1 AIA HSW/SD CE Hour
Provider: Carlisle Syntec | Course: SDR110
Presenter: Randy Ober
10:20 - 11:20
Sustainable Materials in Restrooms, Locker Rooms and Other Applications
1 AIA HSW/SD CE Hour
1 GBCI CE Hour for LEED Professionals
AIA Course Number: ISP10B | USGBC Course ID: 0090007573
Provider: InfoSpec, Inc.
Sponsor: Scranton Products
Presenter: Allison Lunsford
11:30 – 12:30 Lunch – Compliments of Dynamic Closures: Greg Trimboli
Steep Slope Stone Coated Metal Roofing Systems
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Understanding Recycled Content Surfacing Material
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Pearl Brewery is a 22-acre historic and industrial site on the banks of the San Antonio River that served as a major brewery from 1881-2001. Its original Spanish-style structures were built for brewing, bottling, storage and shipping. When beer production ended in 2001, it left a void in activity near the famed River Walk and San Antonio College. Developer Silver Ventures purchased the site in 2002. Today, Pearl Brewery is a culinary and cultural destination set amid a tapestry of historic and contemporary structures, gardens, plazas, public pathways, open spaces and tree-lined streets.
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Please Note: This tutorial has been updated extensively with additional material and new and improved videos. Here is a link to the updated Bread Scoring Tutorial: Scoring Bread: An updated tutorial
Scoring Bread
What is scoring?
"Scoring" is the word used to describe the cuts made in a loaf of bread before it is baked. Some breads are not scored. For example many loaves baked in pans are not. However, almost all free-formed "hearth breads" are scored.
When is scoring done?
Scoring is generally performed just prior to loading the loaves in the oven.
Why are breads scored?
The purpose of scoring is primarily to control the direction in which the bread will expand during "oven spring." Intentionally creating a weak spot on the surface of the loaf prevents the loaf from bursting at weak spots created during shaping.
The pattern of cuts made, the angle at which they are made and the depth of the cuts also influence the rate of expansion and the formation of an "ear" - a raised flap of crust at the edge of a cut.
The pattern of cuts also can create a pleasing visual pattern on the surface of the loaf. While there are some very traditional patterns, for example for baguettes, the baker can use the scoring pattern to identify the type of bread or to create an unique pattern that identifies the loaf as coming from his or her oven.
The effects of scoring on loaf shape are discussed in more detail below.
How are breads scored?
Breads are scored with very sharp cutting implements. These may be straight or curved razor blades, which may be held in the hand or mounted on a handle. Scoring may be performed with other sharp, straight blades, even with a straight razor. Some bakers prefer serrated blades. Some examples are pictured below:
This is a "lame," the French term for a razor blade used to score bread. This one is permanently mounted on a handle. Others are made with replaceable blades.
This lame holds the blade in a curved position. Others hold the blade straight. The curved lames are generally used for long breads like baguettes which are scored with cuts parallel to the long axis of the loaf. The cuts are made with the blade held at a shallow angle to the surface of the loaf, about 20-30 degrees or so. The blade is held with the concave surface facing up (away from the loaf). A flap of dough is created that will lift up to create an "ear" as the loaf expands and, by lifting gradually, slows the expansion of the loaf. This prolongs the time during which new areas of dough are exposed to the direct heat of the oven and results in greater overall expansion – a larger "bloom."
Serrated knife
Tomato knife
These are examples of serrated, straight bladed knives. The first one is made expressly for scoring breads. The second one is manufactured as a "tomato knife," but it is very sharp, holds its edge well and has been found to work very well for scoring bread.
Straight bladed knives are preferred for cuts made with the blade held perpendicular to the loaf's surface. This sort of cut is generally used for round loaves ("boules"). However, they can be used for the same kinds of cuts described above as well.
The angle the blade of the knife makes with the surface of the loaf is important in determining how the cut will open up. If you want the cuts to spread equally from the cut and to open quickly, the knife should be held vertically – at 90 degrees to the surface of the loaf. This type of cut is usually made ¼ to ½ inch deep.
If you want the cuts to spread more slowly and create an "ear," the knife blade should be held at a shallow angle with the surface of the loaf, like this:
This type of cut should be shallower than the cuts made with the blade vertical to the loaf – about ¼ inch deep. A deeper cut will result in the flap closing from its own weight rather than separating from the surface of the loaf to form an "ear."
The scoring stroke should be firm, rapid, smooth and decisive. For the beginner, it may help to take "practice swings" or to visualize the movements and totally focus one's attention before making the cuts. Understanding the functions of scoring and the effects of the variables described can help, but there is no substitute for experience. In this respect, scoring bread is no different from an athletic skill or any other art or craft. (Tourist: "Please, sir, can you tell me how to get to Carnegie Hall?" New Yorker: "Practice, practice, practice.")
The effect of scoring on loaf shape
Michael Suas, in his book "Advanced Bread & Pastry," provides some information about how scoring patterns influence loaf shape. Scoring is not just to make a visually pretty design on the top of a loaf. It is also how the baker controls the direction in which the loaf expands. This impacts the shape of the loaf cross section (rounder or more oval), the height of the loaf and, for a boule, whether it stays round or ends up more oblong.
According to Suas, long loaves like bâtards and baguettes are traditionally scored parallel to their long axis. This may be a single long cut or multiple cuts that are almost parallel and overlap somewhat (for ¼ to 1/3 of their length, generally).
Classic Cut – Single and multiple cuts
However, for breads with high-rye content which have lower gluten and less oven spring, the traditional objective is to encourage a higher rise in the oven spring resulting in a rounder cross section. This is achieved by "sausage" or "chevron" cuts.
Sausage cut (on the left) and Chevron cut (on the right)
Boules are scored in a variety of patterns, again with differing effects on how the loaf expands. The common "tic-tac-toe" pattern and a simple cross will direct the expansion upward. More complex patterns like diamonds result in a relatively flatter loaf.
Boule scored with "tic-tac-toe" pattern
One of most interesting effects is that scoring a boule with multiple parallel cuts encourages expansion at a right angle to the cuts. This results in an oblong loaf shape.
What's the point of an ear? Controlled bloom!
This topic is not about the auricular anatomy of elves (or Vulcans). It's about scoring breads.
Scoring loaves creates a visually pleasing pattern, and it helps control the expansion of the loaf as it bakes.
These San Francisco Sourdough breads illustrate a more "advanced" aspect of scoring that is alluded to by both Hamelman (in "Bread") and Suas (in "Advanced Bread & Pastry.")
San Francisco Sourdough Breads (from Peter Reinhart's "Crust & Crumb")
Detail of bâtard crust, with "ear," grigne" & "bloom."
What Suas called "the classic cut" is parallel to the long axis of a baguette or a bâtard. The cut is made with the blade at a shallow angle to the surface of the loaf. The cut should be shallow - about 1/4 inch deep. Paradoxically, this shallow cut results in the flap lifting better than a deeper cut would, thus forming a nice "ear." Hamelman (pg. 80) points out that "a deep cut will simply collapse from its own weight."
The angle is also important. "If the angle is not achieved and the cut is done with the blade vertical to the loaf, the two sides of the dough will spread very quickly during oven spring and expose an enormous surface area to the heat. The crust will begin to form too soon - sometimes before the end of oven spring - penalizing the development of the bread. If the cut is properly horizontal, the sides of the loaf will spread slower. The layer of dough created by the incision will partially and temporarily protect the surface from the heat and encourage a better oven spring and development." (Suas, pg. 116.)
The second photo, above, illustrates a fairly nice "ear," but it also shows that the bloom occurred slowly, as it should. Notice that the color of the crust in the opening has 3 distinct degrees of browning, decreasing from left to right. The darker part on the left obviously opened first and was exposed to the direct heat of the oven for longer. If the bloom occurred too rapidly, it would have a more even coloration.
This boule was slashed with the blade held at 90 degrees to the surface of the loaf. Note the even coloration of the bloomed crust.
In summary, in order to achieve an optimal bloom in baguettes and bâtards, one must attend to 3 variables when scoring them:
The cuts should be almost parallel to the long axis of the loaf.
The blade should be held at about a 30 degree angle to the surface of the loaf.
The depth of the cut should be shallow - about 1/4 inch.
Variable shading of the bloomed crust confirms that the desired slow but prolonged opening of the cut during oven spring occurred.
Happy baking!
P.S. I have made a video version of this tutorial. It was my first attempt at editing a video. I am not delighted with the quality, but I hope I can show it and, maybe, get some help improving it. Here is the link:
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I printed out a recipe for this Danish Pastry dough and made the recipe: I was not happy with the way the dough came out at all...it seemed way to stiff from the beginning and it had some brown sugar in it...which seemed strange....the dough just did not handle easily for me. They did not bake right for me at all. After making these I went back to the site where I 'thought I had copied the recipe'...It had a different recipe on it!! I looked at my copy of the recipe...only to discover I had printed out a recipe from another site...Ooooh! I knew there was something odd when I saw the brown sugar ingredient!! Though these are very tastey...they are not what a Danish should be at least to me anyway...though they used my good butter,organic flour, ect...I will not repeat this recipe or mistake copying again...hopefully! This recipe below is from Epicurious. The one I wanted was from 'Joe Pastry.com' I have not made it before and wanted to try it....
I also have another recipe for Danish Pastry that I have the dough almost finished...I will post pictures later today...hopefully..they will turn out to be a little better...as I'm just a novice baker... the recipe is not from Joe Pastry...it's another different recipe...I know it makes a nice Danish Pastry!! I just hope I can have a successful bake with the next batch! I have made Danish Pastry once before it was a sourdough recipe...I made bearclaws and fruit danish with it...it was pretty good!
Danish Pastry is made with yeast. I used Cherries and Apricot for the topping with a sugar fondant drizzle.
The dough just before rolling out and cutting>>>you can see the butter peaking through>>>not good!! The dough was started last nite. One good thing my new camera now automatic sets the image size...that's a big help posting.
We ate some and they are really good!! But as I said not what they should be like!!
I hope the next recipe turns out more like a Danish should....this seemed more like a puff pastry than a danish pastry....
Thanks for the help, explaining and incouragement 'dmsnyder' from your post on this subject......I was having a little practice run on slashing...on Susan's Sourdough little boules...I was asked earlier to post before bake photo's..they were beginning to open up on the slashes from sitting to get this photo...the only thing I have maybe improved a little on is I'm slashing without much hesitation...I would like to take a loaf and make about 20 slashes in it just for practice... it's one of my favorite things to do when making bread!! I haven't decided if I like my little red tomato knife or my double edge razor best for slashing...I'am leaning towards the razor...because I don't tend to go as deep...the knife seems to make the slashes a little wider and I tend to go cut deeper!! And then there's all the other things that come in to play with how the slashing turns out...steaming, dough ect., ect....practice!! : )
MEOW!!! I still need a lot of practice!! Looks like two cats ears!! : ) Sylvia
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I wanted to wish you all a very happy new year!!
I was totally busy,but always in my kitchen , I am always have a recipe for Mr. Peter Reinhart to test , I had also my first "daring bakers" challenge, It was horrible challenge, you can check my blog to read and watch some pics of my final product!!
I want you also to congratulate me, my second attempt for wild yeast started to look sucssesful one , but I have to start using it and bake!!
Yesterday , I made a chicken and vegetables pie, and I want to share the pics with you , it was really delicious!!
Here it is a slice for the first reply on my post!!
I also made some japanese melon buns, here you are some pics..
But still do not know why it is called " melon buns"???
Anyway it was not really very distinguished, nothing special in it....
I made at the same day some baguettes...
I am also planning to start my first sourdough baguettes...
Wish me good luck!!
Happy new year for all and wish to you all the best !!!
I made 4 Sourdough Boules today and totally messed up the recipe '
'big time' making the first two large ones in the back of the photos...the ones with the nice cracks. They sang loud and clear! I rescued them by just going pretty much on the feel of the dough and cheated with a little added yeast... My husband said that they were his favorite kind of bread to eat!! Go figure!! Well they did have a very crunchy crackly crust and a very tender light crumb...the flavor was very mild sourdough flavor with the nice flavor plus from the new 12 grain flour KA mixture I been using for a little extra fiber and flavor. They went nice with the chili con carne made with small red beans I soaked the nite before...I got a new camera for Christmas and wanted to try out these photos...hey I did pretty good...but I think I still better read the instructions!! Just not enough hours in the day!
I used K.A. Organic 12 - Grain Flour Blend...Wheat, Amaranth, Quinoa, Sorghum, Brown Rice, Spelt, Barley, Millet, Oats, Rye, Buckweat, Corn. to replace some..about a cup of the bread flour in P.R. Italian Bread recipe with a Biga... I thought it's time to start sweeping out some of the Holiday feasting and this would be a beginning! The bread tastes delicious..it has a sweet toasty flavor.
Time to catch up a bit from the Christmas whirl. Last weekend, I baked Leader's pain au levain again, from his Local Breads. I keep coming back to this bread, because of it's lovely flavor. It is only mildly sour and the rye and whole wheat components add to the depth of flavor. Since temperatures in my kitchen were hovering in the 63-65F range, it also benefitted from a long, slow fermentation. Here is a picture of the finished loaves:
The slashing suffered from a lack of mental mise en place. I'l have to pay better attention to that in future.
Here's a shot of the crumb:
The crumb is great for sandwiches and for holding spreads, but a bit fine-grained for this style of bread. I'm still working to get all of the factors done right in a single loaf. This one has great flavor. I thought it had ample hydration, but it could probably have been pushed a bit higher. And my handling during shaping was a bit ham-fisted. One of these days . . .
The second bread on the agenda last weekend was Reinhart's New York Deli Rye, from BBA. No complaints about the bread itself; it is a moist, flavorful (I substituted dill seed for caraway seed), sturdy bread and makes wonderful sandwiches. The only quibble, which is purely cosmetic, is the blotchiness on the crust caused by the oiled plastic wrap that I draped over the pans to keep the dough from drying during it's final proof, as seen here:
And, since I was on a sourdough kick and had company coming, I also made the sourdough English muffins from the KAF 200th Anniversary Cookbook. I never got around to snapping a picture of those. They turned out very well. I think I finally got the right combination of hydrations, time to rise, and griddle temperature. They ballooned up to more than an inch in thickness, without trying to turn into spheres. There are plenty of nooks and crannies for trapping melting butter or juicy jams. They are so moist that they require a second pass through the toaster to brown up enough.
Sometimes it is hard to decide which is better: the enjoyment of making bread, or the enjoyment of eating it.
I used my Buttermilk Bundt Cake recipe and added fresh/frozen cranberries and topped with cinnamon, brown sugar streusel with a sprinkel of swedish pearl sugar. RECIPE CORRECTION: Should read 1 1/3 Cups of Buttermilk in the Batter!
Happy Holidays, Sylvia


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Very busy concert line up, book tickets online. The 'Cafe in the Crypt' offers excellent value with great food available - you can eat there anytime, not just for concerts.
Jazz in the Crypt is a must do!! Reserve ur seat to enjoy the show :-)
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Enjoy Lunchtime concerts on weekdays they're free
Wednesday night jazz is well worth a visit, esp dixieland fun last weds of the month
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Actor-producer Akshay Kumar, who spends quality time with his 10-year-old son Aarav despite his busy schedule, says that he wants to keep him away from films.
"He is too young. I want my son to be away from films. I want him to enjoy childhood. I want him to go and play football. Go on the beach and enjoy life," Akshay told IANS.
The Bollywood star also revealed that he leads a disciplined life and doesn't bend his rules regardless of his hectic shooting schedule.
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How the Union's state got so 'strong'tags: NYT, Ronald Reagan, language, State of the Union, presidential speeches
...Strong, stronger, strongest — one of those words has been used to describe the union in each of the last 17 State of the Union addresses.
But it was not always so. Presidents once used other words to describe the state of our union. President Jimmy Carter liked to call it "sound." President Harry S. Truman liked to call it "good." President Lyndon B. Johnson, in a lyrical moment, described the state of the union in 1965 as "free and restless, growing and full of hope."
And when things were not going well, they said so.
"I must say to you that the state of the union is not good," President Gerald R. Ford said in 1975, citing high unemployment, slow growth and soaring deficits. He added, "I've got bad news, and I don't expect much, if any, applause."...
What changed? The simple answer is President Ronald Reagan....
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