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me and my friends have been debateing how old john coffey is. he is probley more than 108, how old paul edcomb(tom hanks) is. also he has lots of scars which look like whip scars. So i recon over 150.
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me and my friends have been debateing how old john coffey is. he is probley more than 108, how old paul edcomb(tom hanks) is. also he has lots of scars which look like whip scars. So i recon over 150.
How did you decide he was more than 108?
Something tells me he has 33 years old. And the scars in his body are from the age in which he was another miracle man...
hahahahahahaha more like 40s
I think John Coffey was a young man in his 20's. The number of scars doesn't signify age to me. I don't think he was a pre-Civil War slave. I think he was an abused child and an abused young man- always on the run. Mostly he was hiding from himself.
The John Coffey character is one of the purest forms of light in the written word. He just wanted to help, he knew he could help, and he was sorry for who he was. That just rips my heart to shreds.
Long days and pleasant nights.
heheheh, just read the scar lover by harrycrews, a re-read, and a good story, if you're interested. scars mean the hurt is over. scars signify a wound healed. the scars never bothered jcoffey, no? he's past all that. could be that it takes a hundred and eight years to get over it. but i prefer to think time can work more quickly. and i don't think we need to go back to civil war times to find scars. most scars are much more recent than that.
I don't think scars mean age either but since he was by all means magical to cure people he could be older than he appeared
I think John Coffey got those scars at a tender age. I am thinking that unless it was a public beating, anyone would think twice before beating that large man no matter his slowness. 108yrs?
Hmmm, 34?
Propably ........
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After an interest in cheese I always wanted to make my own. This is my own adaptation of the recipe found here . I have used this recipe a few times and it didnt work as well as I hoped... So I took my time thinking through what changes I could make.
I hope this helps everyone that wants to make their own great mozzarella.
Step 1: What You Will Need:
Citric acid
Rennet - liquid or tablet. I used a liquid version. Use as the packaging instructs
Bottle of Water
Cheese Cloth / White Muslin Cloth - For straining curds
Stainless Steel Pot
Large Bowl
Cheese Press (optional)
Step 2: Gently Heat The Milk
Constantly stir the milk so it does not stick to the bottom of the pan and to prevent a skin forming.
At this stage, DO NOT HEAT PAST 80°F
Step 3: Adding the Citric Acid
The acid will lower the pH of the cheese and give mozzarella its characteristic stretchy texture.
For every litre of milk, you add a quarter of a teaspoon of citric acid.
I made 1 litres worth of cheese, a quarter teaspoon. But if you are making 4 litres worth you will add a whole teaspoon.
Add the powder and make sure you mix it through thoroughly. You will notice that some of the milk will curdle and stick to your spoon. This is normal.
I am using fresh, unpasturized milk. To one gallon I used 1/4 tsp of liquid vegetable rennet and 1 and 1/2 tsp, of citric acid. After I added the rennet, it amost immediately turned into a cheese ball, never giving me the chance to cut the cheese curd. I waited the 5 min...the whey was milky also. What am I doing wrong?
Can you use fresh milk from a cow with cream still in it?
The only real concern with milk is that you don't want it UHP. That's ultra high pasteurized. The high temps ruin the caseins I believe.
On a personal note: I won't drink raw milk, but the heat of cheese processing should be enough to render it safe for eating.
And I do mean fresh like in from tit to pot fresh just strained nothing else done to it
"Each time the curd just broke apart. These curds were very hard, just like paneer. At 195 I just dumped everything into the whey and let it sit for two minutes. I tried to mold using rubber gloves, but everything just crumbled apart, dry and not at all elastic.""
The goat milk makes very good cheeses, fresh and dried. It wil make a very good ricotta, and I think you'll get a good mozalrella like. The true mozarella is made with water buffalo milk, a very fatty one.
The lone precaution is to pasteurize the milk as the Malta Brucellosis (goggle for more...) is a disease transmitted by milk from sheeps and goats. Pasteurization is very effective. If the herder tests the goats for the disease every year it's better but I have doubts in Philippines.
Here in southeast Mexico is impossible to make cheese as the milk is of a awful quality. trials for ricotta gives less than 200 gr of cheese with 4 liters of "whole" very expensive milk. Conclusion the milk is watered...In France I got commonly 450-500 gr of ricotta from 4 liters of fresh pasteurized milk.
I have not tried this with goat milk yet... I shall maybe give it a try when I am making my half goat parmesan in the near future. I shall tell you how this turns out.
Also, if you want me to make an instructable on another kind of cheese, just leave me a comment.
One last thing, please leave a comment on wether my girlfriend should give cheese making a go or not, she doesn't like the idea but I think she will eventually break xD
I think you should show how to get the curds going and getting to the stretching part.
By 'show how to get the curds going' do you mean the curds separating them, cooking them or heating them before stretching?
Thanks for the reply :)
There are some other ways to get raw milk. You can go the route you did and you can also (depending on where you live) Non homogenized whole milk locally delivered TO you by Greenling.com. I'm in Texas and it is an incredible service. The milk is taken daily from the cows , and delivered fresh. You can also get and choose pretty much everything made and grown locally to be delivered. And it is really affordable. The whole, non homogenized milk is about $7. a gallon, but YUMMY. You can also find your other cheese ingredients sometimes through Greenling. I don't know if there are versions of this business in other states, but most likely some sort of service. There are some other offices to contact to find local milk, without investing in a cow. (just alternatives) If you try Greenling..if you are in their service area, hope you like it! I'm not a rep, I've just tried it.
Hope this helps,
I made this a few days ago with the same milk (different cow) but I had skimmed off all of the cream and it turned out exactly as predicted in the recipe. Was good but not as tasty as the recipe that wouldn't form a ball. Could the reason it wouldn't form a ball be because of the cream?
I'm going to try to make ricotta with the whey again as it turned out so well last time and I'll let you know how it turns out.
Thanks : )
I tried the recipe and managed to work upto a cheese ball. But it was not stretchy enough and it did not melt at all when I made a Pizza. Any idea why or what I could have missed in the recipe?
I know what you mean... One of my best friends lives on a dairy farm (I think) and has a herd of cattle and sheep. I havn't yet asked her if I could buy some fresh milk but I would love a cow at least and make cheese every day!


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The Lady Mocs swept the doubles matches for the third straight matches and the eighth time this season. Junior Alexa Flynn (Memphis, Tenn.) and freshman Kelsey Coots (Huntsville, Ala.) shutout out Sarah Evans and Mareli (8-0) for the first win at No. 2.
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Coots quickly put Chattanooga up 2-0 with a (6-0, 6-0) shutout over Przystawski at No. 5. She did not allow a single game in singles or doubles today. Jones was almost as impressive with her (6-2, 6-0) win over Sanchez at No. 3. It was the fourth-straight win for both Coots and Jones. Coots is 11-3 in the spring and 19-6 overall while Jones leads the team at 12-1 in the spring and 25-3 overall.
Flynn clinched the match with her (6-4, 6-0) win over Schermerhorn at No. 4. It was her third-straight win as she moves to 7-2 in the spring and 12-8 overall. Junior Jenna Nurik (Roswell, Ga.) played No. 2 singles for the first time this season, posting a (6-0, 6-2) win over Julia Paulson. Mulyadi also had a (6-2, 6-3) win over Lindqvist at No. 5.
Wofford's only points came at No. 1 when Chadwell retired. She won the first set, but was sidelined with an injury in the second.
Chattanooga is back on the court tomorrow, hosting Furman at Noon (E.D.T.) on the UTC Tennis Courts. Chattanooga is looking to snap a 21-match losing streak to the Paladins. The Lady Mocs last win in the series was a 4-3 victory on April 5, 1997 in Greenville, S.C.
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Rusty DeWees and saxophonist Zach Trepanier, a high school student from West Rutland, perform in The Loggers Holiday Variety Show 2013.P.C. is dead. Political correctness died an ugly and hilarious death Friday at the hands of Rusty DeWees in his alter-ego as The Logger.
It was at The Loggers Holiday Variety Show 2013 at South Burlington High School that the Stowe comedian and entertainer broke virtually every taboo in the book to a most appreciative audience from teens to seniors.
Joined by some particularly fine Vermont musicians, DeWees made this fast-paced variety show the best annual Logger holiday show yet. The show moves to Stowe next, Dec. 27 and 28 at Stowe High School, and Dec. 31 at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center, then on to Rutlands Paramount Theatre Jan. 17-18 (postponed from Nov. 29-30 due to DeWees laryngitis).
DeWees has been one of Vermonts most popular entertainers since starring in Vermont Repertory Theaters touring production of David Budbills Judevine. He turned his character of the French-Canadian logger Antoine, the foul-mouthed saint, into a comic character.
Over the years, DeWees developed the character and a variety show around him, as well as a merchandising business.
As a comedian, DeWees has always had the ability to tell the most offensive jokes and, because of his warm heart and glee at pushing his audience just a tad, ends up offending nearly no one.
In this new show, he takes that a step further, skewering just about everyone: Jews, Muslims, Catholics and Evangelical Christians; gays, lesbians and straights; sex and lack of; Democrats and Republicans, conservatives and liberals; Vermonters and flatlanders even nursing homes and their inhabitants.
And its just wonderful. Because The Logger loves them all.
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DeWees is also an accomplished musician, a fine drummer, a passable guitarist and an excellent theater singer and brings on as collaborators even better musicians.
New this year is Newbury fiddler Patrick Ross, who proved to be much more. Not only did he deliver fast-paced traditional fiddling with flair, he used a classical violin technique to accompany the others, from country to hip-hop to opera.
Indicative of DeWees support of youth, singer Keeghan Nolan, who had been on the show as a teen, returned to perform original country songs with her deep sultry mezzo.
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JUPMODE debuts T-shirt truckWritten by Danielle Stanton | | firstname.lastname@example.com
Local T-shirt mogul John Amato has found a way to do better in Toledo.
Amato, owner of T-shirt company JUPMODE, is now selling his, "You will do better in Toledo" shirt and his other popular Toledo pride T-shirts out of a multicolored truck he just bought two months ago.
The Perrysburg native said he plans to park the 24-foot-long truck at fairs, festivals and Downtown art walks to sell his wares and spread the "love" of Toledo.
"It's a really creative and unique idea," Amato said at his company headquarters in Perrysburg. "The whole purpose is to generate excitement, to spread love and Toledo pride, to share in the nostalgia of Toledo.
"People really are proud of Toledo because it's a shared history and culture."
Most of Amato's business is wholesale and online and he hopes the truck will attract more customers who want his Toledo pride T-shirts, hoodies, drink koozies and stickers.
"You will do better in Toledo" and "We're strong for Toledo" are Amato's most popular shirts. He also sells shirts featuring the Tony Packo's logo and two styles featuring the Buckeye Beer logo — which are so new they aren't on the website yet — plus Lion Store, Tiedtke's and Toledo Troopers shirts.
"Toledo was a great city and it still is," Amato said. "There's a lot more happening in Toledo than people give it credit for and I just want to be a part of the movement."
His shirt "Someone in Toledo loves me" is highly popular with out-of-towners, he said. He fills orders regularly from Chicago and Columbus and has sold shirts as far away as Hawaii.
JUPMODE — which stands for "Jupiter" and the word "mode," meaning fashion in French — is one of the premier Toledo pride T-shirt sellers in the city. The company has been in business for seven years, two at its current location in a strip mall in Perrysburg.
Amato got his start when he created a "sweater vest" T-shirt based on the style of Jim Tressel, former head coach of The Ohio State University football team, who wore sweater vests while he coached.
With that success, Amato expanded into University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University shirts and also became licensed in Michigan. His biggest customers are families, schools and businesses that buy wholesale.
After a friend recently spotted a T-shirt truck in Chicago and after observing the success of food trucks, Amato decided to go for it. He found his truck on Craigslist and added a window for customer purchases. Maumee-based CGS Imaging did the vinyl wrap.
The truck became fully operational the day before Thanksgiving. Amato parked it at The Shops at Fallen Timbers for Thanksgiving weekend and plans to be there every weekend in December.
"We think it's a unique idea that has a wide application," he said, adding that if the truck idea fails, he'll at least have a new delivery truck.
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Another Toledo pride T-shirt vendor, Max Reddish of Reddish Printing, said his goal is to not only promote his company but also to promote the city.
He sells his wares every Saturday at the Erie Street Market, at festivals like the Old West End, at various street fairs and online at reddishprinting.com.
"My goal is to be at events so that the shirts draw people to the events," Reddish said. "Selling T-shirts is obviously a goal; I want to make money but [another important] goal is to get people out enjoying Toledo.
"It's mutual promotion," he said. "I promote Toledo and Toledo promotes my business."
Reddish's screen-printing company, located on the East Side, prints his flagship logo "Boring people hate Toledo." He also prints "Wholly Toledo," "Proud Toledoan" and simply "I like Toledo." He has seven or eight Toledo pride designs, he said.
Reddish's Toledo pride runs deep: He grew up in Toledo, lives in Toledo and earns a living in Toledo.
"I'm a Toledoan who makes shirts for Toledoans," he said.
Tim Marshall and his wife Becky run Glass Wear, a company that celebrates their love of Toledo. Their Toledo pride T-shirts can be found at street fairs, the Arts Commission's Art Walks, online at glasswear419.com and most recently at Handmade Toledo's Maker's Mart, where they sold 162 shirts — half of what they normally sell each month, Marshall said.
For every shirt they sell, they donate 13.6 pounds of food to help fight hunger in Toledo as part of Glass Wear's partnership with local nonprofit Food for Thought.
Glass Wear even has a T-shirt, "This shirt provided 13.6 pounds of food to a Toledo family in need." Marshall said it's not a top seller but people do buy it.
Glass Wear started donating a portion of each sale to Food for Thought in July. They have averaged 900-1,000 pounds of food donated through their T-shirt sales per month but donated almost 4,500 pounds just in the month of November, Marshall said.
"We do it because we believe in Toledo and we want to give back," Marshall said. "It's not just a feel-good thing, it's something we really believe in."
Glass Wear is gearing up for the holiday season. On Black Friday, sales weren't that great with about six orders as people shopped the mall instead, Marshall said.
On Black Friday weekend, Marshall did double the usual giving, donating 27.2 pounds of food per T-shirt sold. On Cyber Monday, they gave a 10 percent discount.
"We don't really run a lot of sales because we give so much," he said.
Glass Wear's most popular T-shirt, the "Home" shirt with the shape of Ohio as the O, ships out of state every day and has been delivered to at least 40 states, including California, Florida and New York, Marshall said.
"It's just insane," he said about the out-of-state popularity.
The first eight T-shirts listed on his website are new designs, including the "Longitude and Latitude" shirt, the "Love Box" and the "419 Skull and Bones."
"We try to roll out new designs every quarter and keep it fresh," he said. "Last quarter, we did eight new designs."
Marshall conducts a lot of his business via social media, including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. He also provides a delivery service in which he meets customers at local coffee shops, eliminating shipping costs. In one week, he delivered shirts to 15 people, he said.
"We want people to love the city as much as we do," Marshall said. "If you don't like it, fix it. … Let's be a part of the process that makes it better."
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2013 Outdoor Season:Completed eight races across six meets ... Qualified for the NCAA Regional with a 1,500-meter time of 3:46.59 at the Victor Lopez Bayou Classic, placing fourth and ranking third in the Southland ... Placed 22nd 5,000 meter run at Mt. SAC Relays with a time of 14:22.25, which ranked third in the conference ... Placed fourth in both the 1,500 and 5,000 meter races at the Southland Outdoor Championships, putting up times of 3:53.77 and 14:43.46, respectively ... Clocked in at 3:58.65 to place 43rd at NCAA West Regional ... Ended fourth in the 1,500 at Texas State Bobcat Classic with a time of 3:48.84.
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2012 Indoor Season:Participated in six races at four meets ... Won Birmingham Invitational and Multi's in the 3,000 with a time of 8:16.64 ... Finished third in the event at the Iowa State Classic with a season-best time of 8:11.80 ... Ended second in the mile at the Leonard Hilton Invitational at 4:16.00.
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Native Toledoan chronicles the American West in new bookWritten by Staff Reports | | firstname.lastname@example.com
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For many writers, the journey toward a finished novel is often long, laborious and unpredictable. Toledo native Len Francis Monahan's path was no different, and it eventually led him into the American West.
Monahan will release his novel, "Rattlesnakes, Ghosts and Murderers," on Feb. 14, through Greta Fox Publishing. It is the first installment in a series of Western comedies.
Monahan, 64, now resides in the Western U.S., but he has fond memories of his Toledo roots. He attended St. James Grade School and Libbey High School, where he was often chastised for his wandering mind.
"Daydreaming is a perfect state for a writer, it would seem," Monahan said.
Monahan recalled renting canoes and braving the waters of the Maumee River as one of his favorite memories of youth. He also remembered being at odds with his father's occupation.
"As I was growing up, my father worked for the City of Toledo as a 'garbage man.' His occupation caused me some embarrassment — such is the idiocy of youth," Monahan said.
He eventually came to realize that his father's intellect reached far beyond the confines of his trash removal job, and now credits him with being a vital inspiration.
"I am proud to proclaim my father as one of the most intelligent persons I have ever known. He was, in fact, himself a writer, and inspired me toward that profession," Monahan said.
Long before realizing his own potential as a scribe, Monahan pursued his education at the University of Toledo, where he earned dual bachelor's degrees in psychology and philosophy. From there, he set out on a trail to discover his calling.
"While in Toledo, I worked as a Merchant Marine, a spray painter for Kaiser Jeep, a psychiatric tech, a full-time musician and some other jobs I have tried to forget," Monahan said.
In 1978, he married Elaine Welling. Monahan called his marriage "the most fortuitous event" of his life.
Throughout the 1980s, Monahan began discovering his worth as a musician, as well.
"During that period, I wrote songs with an obsession and made my first professional recordings, 'Being Alone for Christmas' and 'Christmas Lullaby.' These songs played all over the United States, England, Australia and some other countries," Monahan said.
Though he was encouraged by the success, he was still hesitant to attempt a career in music.
"I continued to do a bit more recording, but stopped completely until 1988 when I released 'Another Road.' That song jumped to No. 48 on the national independent charts, and I decided to release 'Tapping at Your Window,' which popped onto the Top 100 Country Charts in Cashbox magazine and achieved No. 27 on the independent charts," Monahan said.
In 1989, he and Elaine decided to move westward, and settled into California's Bay Area. Monahan struggled to find other musicians there who were serious about recording.
"In terms of my music career, I guess I was much better off in Toledo," Monahan said.
Despite the disappointment, Monahan found a great deal of work in writing. He worked for a major publisher and wrote and edited articles for an estimated 5,000 national and international publications. He covered business, industry, medicine, education, law, economics, international news, U.S. military reviews and even CIA reports.
"It was a constant education," Monahan said.
Twelve years ago, Monahan and his wife moved to the Sierra Nevada, not far from Yosemite National Park. This is where Monahan found the inspiration for his current literary endeavor.
"One evening, as I sat on a friend's 2,000-acre ranch and watched lights belonging to the Mexican drug cartel vehicles moving up and down the mountain roads, the phrase 'Rattlesnakes, Ghosts and Murderers' sprang to mind," Monahan said. "At that moment, I realized what a marvelous title it was. This is how [the series] came into being."
The first book of the series, subtitled "McKenna and Barnett," begins with an excerpt from a ranch hand's diary, which tells of the events that lead to the crux of the story. The plot focuses around young protagonist Colt Barnett and his adventures as the leader of a ranch he inherited.
Kathy Lynn, who represents Greta Fox Publishing, said that the book is not designed for any specific audience, but would most likely be enjoyed by readers in the young adult group and older. She said that the novel should appeal to women, as well, since it has a strong female figure as a central character.
"It would also help if the reader has a well-developed sense of humor," Lynn added.
As for the future, Monahan said that the second book of the series should be released in a year or so. The third and fourth books will be completed thereafter. He also plans on traveling to Alaska to research future material.
Regarding more immediate plans, Greta Fox Publishing will distribute the novel through Amazon and Barnes & Noble; it will be available for e-readers and in paperback. Greta Fox also plans to knock on Hollywood's door.
"Presently, we are trying to develop a movie deal for the 'Rattlesnakes, Ghosts and Murderers' series and have some film companies looking at it," Lynn said.
Beyond the series, Monahan said he will continue to write, not necessarily for literary glory, but because it keeps him distracted from life's deliberations.
"I don't claim to have talked to the spirits or breathed words into incandescent clouds. I know I will live, move on and eventually be forgotten like everyone else. No amount of writing, working, spending or owning can ever change that. So, in the meantime, I just keep myself preoccupied."
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Irish bars anticipate annual spike in business for St. Pat'sWritten by Brigitta Burks | News Editor | firstname.lastname@example.com
They may not anticipate a pot of gold, but several owners and managers of local Irish pubs do expect a spike in business for St. Patrick's Day.
Andy Katafiasz, owner of OB's Tavern on Tremainsville Road in West Toledo, said St. Patrick's Day accounts for between 11 percent and 14 percent of the bar's annual revenue.
"One day out of the year, [OB's] transforms itself into the biggest party in town. … 'Everybody has to stop by OB's,' is what everybody tells me," Katafiasz said of the 800-square-foot tavern, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.
Many firefighters, including one who plays the bagpipe, regularly come to OB's, he added.
"It's awesome to hear the bagpipes in that little place," Katafiasz said.
Green beer, drink specials, koozie favors and a special Jiggs dinner are also planned.
Bill Kline, general manager of The Blarney Irish Pub in Downtown Toledo, said even if the weather isn't great, he expects a crowd at the establishment's annual party.
"I don't think the weather's going to deter folks. Everybody has cabin fever," he said.
However, weather does have some impact on St. Patrick's festivities. Last year's two-day St. Patrick's Day events at The Blarney drew in more than 7,000 patrons, Kline estimated. However, he recalled the particularly warm St. Patrick's Day in 2012, where 7,000 came on one day alone.
The pub is hosting Shamrockin' The Blarney 2014 St. Patrick's Day Celebration, a four-day celebration starting at 9 p.m. March 14. The festivities include a heated tent on Huron Street on March 15 and 17. A portion of the party proceeds go to Local 92 Firefighters Charities and Project iAm, a local charity that raises money for children who have autism.
The Blarney is also offering an Irish brunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 16 and an Irish breakfast starting at 7 a.m. March 17. For more details about cab and hotel packages related to Shamrockin', visit www.theblarneyirishpub.com.
St. Patrick's Day falling on a Monday may also impact business, said Jeff Lark, owner of Shawn's Irish Tavern locations in Waterville and Sylvania.
"Sometimes, the best day [for St. Patrick's Day to fall] is Wednesday or Thursday," Lark said. "Typically, people are anxious to get out a bit earlier because it's getting toward the end of the week."
Lark said he anticipates bigger crowds during the weekend leading up to St. Patrick's Day.
In addition to green beer, Shawn's will offer drink specials, entertainment and favors. An $8 Jiggs dinner is available from the afternoon of March 16 through 17. To learn more, visit www.shawnsirishtavern.com. A third Shawn's Tavern is located at 4400 Heatherdowns Blvd.
Mulvaney's Bunker Irish Pub & Grub, re-opened on Dorr Street, opened in August so this year will be its first St. Patrick's Day under new ownership.
"We will end up doing easily three times the amount of business we would originally do," predicted general manager Matt Killam. He said although the Wednesday before Thanksgiving is typically viewed as bars' busiest days, St. Patrick's Day is the focal point for Irish pubs.
He's not too worried about the weather, either.
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Old en new songs easy to play
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Dr. Lisa Renee DiGiovanni
University of Oregon, Ph.D., Romance Languages
University of Oregon, Graduate Certificate in Women's and Gender Studies
Middlebury College, Master of Arts in Spanish
Northern Arizona University, Bachelor of Arts in Spanish
My area of specialization includes 19th-21st century Spanish Peninsular and Latin American literature and film from a transnational perspective, with an emphasis on the relationship between history, literature, memory, and gender. More specifically, I explore how writers and filmmakers have grappled with the legacies of 20th century dictatorial violence in Spain and Chile, as well as the loss of revolutionary utopianism that characterized the periods of the Second Spanish Republic (1931-1939) and the Popular Unity (1970-1973).
As a professor, I teach introductory to advanced level undergraduate courses that integrate language, culture, literature, and film. My approach to teaching always emphasizes critical thinking, interdisciplinarity, and active learning. In my Spanish language courses, I strive to enliven the language through culturally rich content and encourage students to study abroad by sharing my own experiences traveling and researching in Spain, Chile, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, France and Italy. At all levels, I aim to challenge students to grapple with their assumptions and to gain depth of cultural and historical knowledge through the study of language, literature and film.
20th – 21st Century Spanish and Latin American Literature and Cinema
Social movements and military dictatorships in Spain and the Southern Cone
The Spanish Civil War
Gender Studies/ Intersections between gender and memory
Published Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles:
"Visual Archives of Loss and Longing: Mi vida con Carlos by Germán Berger-Hertz." Journal of Romance Studies 13.3 (2013): 62-74.
"Memories of Motherhood and Militancy in Chile: Gender and Nostalgia in Calle Santa Fe by Carmen Castillo." Journal of Latin American Cultural Studies 21.1 (2012): 15-36.
"Masculinity, Misogyny and Mass in Los girasoles ciegos by Alberto Méndez" Anales de la literatura española contemporánea, 37.1 (2012): 39-61.
"Unsettling Nostalgia in Roberto Brodsky's Últimos días de la historia." Chasqui 40.2 (2011): 108-124.
Collectively Authored Interviews in Peer-Reviewed Journals:
"The Uncertain Territory of Memory: A Conversation with Chilean Writer Roberto Brodsky." World Literature Today 86.5 (2012): Web. Sept.-Oct. 2012. Collaboration with Pedro García-Caro.
"La tierra incierta de la memoria: Entrevista con Roberto Brodsky" (accepted pending revisions in La revista chilena de literatura). Collaboration with Pedro García-Caro.
Book Reviews:
"Memory Bridges: A Review of Love and Revolutionary Greetings: An Ohio Boy in the Spanish Civil War by Laurie E. Levinger" (Resource Publications, 2012). The Volunteer, Dec. 2012.
Book Chapters:
"Modes of Silence and Resistance: Chilean Documentary and Gendered Torture" Submitted, per invitation, to the essay collection Cinema and the State-Tortured Body. Palgrave Macmillan, ed. Mark de Valk. June 1, 2014.
"Childhood Memories of Inner Exile in Spain and Chile: El lector de Julio Verne by Almudena Grandes and Óxido de Carmen by Ana María del Río". To be submitted, per invitation, to The Iberian and Latin American Transatlantic Studies Reader. Spring 2014.
Book Translation: Last Days of History. Translation of Roberto Brodsky's novel Últimos días de la historia (2001). Set within the context of Chile's transition to democracy, this novel recounts stories of revolution, loss, exile, and recovery in the Pinochet aftermath. (To be completed 2015).
"Childhood Memories of Inner Exile in Spain and Chile: El lector de Julio Verne by Almudena Grandes and Óxido de Carmen by Ana María del Río." Transatlantic Studies Reader Symposium University of Oregon, Eugene, OR. October 31 to November 2, 2013.
"Memory and Nostalgia in Mi vida con Carlos by Germán Berger-Hertz." Presenter and panel chair: "Visual Archives: Histories of Resistance in Documentary Film and Photography from the Sixties to the Present." Latin American Studies Association Conference (LASA). Washington, DC. May 31, 2013.
"Inner Exile and Nostalgia in El lector de Julio Verne (2012) by Almudena Grandes." Panel: "The Transatlantic Poetics of Exile (internal and external)." American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA). University of Toronto- Toronto, Canada. April 4-7, 2013.
"Masculinity, Misogyny and Mass: José Luis Cuerda's Adaptation of Alberto Méndez's Los girasoles ciegos" Cine-Lit International Conference on Hispanic Film and Fiction. Portland, OR. Feb. 2011.
"Framing National Silences: José Luis Cuerda's Filmic Adaptation of Alberto Méndez's Los girasoles ciegos." National Women's Studies Association Conference (NWSA). Denver, CO. Nov. 2010.
"The Historical Novel as Counter-History: Memory and Irony in Estrella Distante by Roberto Bolaño." 5th Latin American Literatures and Cultures Conference. Colorado Springs, CO. Feb. 2006.
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FUSONIA — Studies have shown for years that drinking water is good for a person. But what if drinking your water meant drinking water you wouldn't even put in your dog's bowl?
This is what residents in a community in southern Perry County have had to contend with for the last three years.
"We desperately need water," said Tony Lewis, a resident of Fort Branch and the former Perry County PRIDE coordinator.
Lewis, who suffers from asbestos-related health issues, lives with his wife and two children in a community he said will always be home to him no matter the water conditions. To try to help better his tap water as much as he can on his own, Lewis has had a filtration system installed in his house which must be changed at least every five days, which costs he and his family upwards of $60 a month just for filters, Lewis said.
"There are some people that can't afford the filters; it's expensive," he said.
Lewis, as many Fort Branch residents, has lived on Fort Branch his entire life. The quality of the water, pumped from underground wells, has gotten progressively worse in the last three years, he said, and even with filtration systems sediment and sulfur cloud the water, making it look as though it has been dipped from a puddle rather than poured from a faucet.
"We have to buy every bottle of drinking water that we drink. There's some people in the community that can't afford to buy water," he said.
Mike Lamz, a resident of Fort Branch who helps a number of his neighbors change their filters, said he can remember when the community had excellent water.
"I've only been back four years, I've been in Chicago for the last 10 years, but when I left water around here was good. Now, I've come back, since the boom of the mines and everything, and it's been nasty," Lamz said.
Lamz is forced, like many others in the community, to take his white work clothes to Hazard to be washed in city water so the sulfur in his water doesn't turn them orange.
Lewis said it is impossible for anyone on the hollow to have white clothes if they are washing them at home.
"I wouldn't know what it'd be like to have a white pair of underwear. I told my wife, I said, if we do get city water and we get it hooked up … the first thing I'm going to do is buy me about $100 worth of white underwear and T-shirts. I love them, but you can't have them now," he said.
Not only does the water stain clothes, but bathtubs, sinks and toilets are susceptible to the "orange ring" unless they are cleaned by a harsh cure-all.
"You have to clean that with SNOBOL, and within a week it's orange again. Anywhere that water gets it leaves an orange mark," Lewis said.
Lewis's wife, Gemelia, wears gloves to clean with the agent because of the harsh chemicals it contains; her husband is forced leave the house on cleaning day due to the fumes.
Fort Branch residents have been in contact with local government leaders about their water for the past three years, but nothing has been done so far, Lewis said.
"We was promised water when the South Perry Water Project was in its infancy, 12 maybe 13 years ago," Lewis said. The community has also been promised to be the next on the list for city water if funds become available.
Lewis, alongside other Fort Branch residents who were able to come, attended the Perry County Fiscal Court meeting in April to voice their concerns to the magistrates and Judge-Executive Denny Ray Noble.
Shirley Lewis took the floor to talk about not only poor water conditions, but also a lack of water in the head of the hollow during the summer months of the year.
"This is the 21st century, and such a necessity as water, we should have it," she addressed the magistrates. "I don't see any reason in this day and this age, a needful thing as water, why people don't have it."
Noble explained that the funds originally budgeted for the South Perry Water Project to bring Hazard city water to all of the county, including Fort Branch, were depleted by unanticipated expenses.
"When we did, the project we were going to come out of Fourseam, across Slab Town and back up. Well, that's when we passed to build the new road, Route 7, up through there, so they wouldn't give us the permit to go through Slab Town and back out because they was going to build that new road," Noble said.
Because of this set back, the project had to go across the railroad tracks and then across the river, which expended most of the funds set aside for the whole project and caused the court to shorten its scope. Other setbacks have occurred since then, including cuts in coal severance money and denials from Abandoned Mine Lands Case Studies for grants for those areas still without city water in South Perry.
Noble said about 90 percent of the county has city water access now, up from 55 percent when the project started. With just around 10 percent of the county to go, he said he has not given up.
"We're going to keep working on it. What we're going to try to do is have Abandoned Mines look at it again, and then have a back-up system with CDBG (Community Development Block Grant) and coal severance. That's all I can do," he said. "I don't blame them (the residents of Fort Branch) for being upset, but I explained to them that I was trying to get the money, that we're working on it."
Lewis and other community members have said they will continue coming to fiscal court meetings until something has been done about their water problem.
"We was promised water over three years ago, and, you know, everybody deserves clean drinking water. I don't think that we should be different," he said.


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Friday, July 25, 2014
Two people have been charged with Receiving Stolen Goods and Operating a Motor Vehicle Chop Shop in the Sampit Community, according to the Sheriff's Office.
Information was obtained by deputies that stolen items were possibly at 226 Harold Drive in Sampit.
At approximately 9:30 a.m. Friday, a search warrant was executed which resulted in several confirmed stolen items at the residence including a golf cart, a four wheeler and a motorcycle, the Sheriff's Office reports.
Sheriff's Investigators are continuing to work the scene and more stolen items are expected to be recovered.
Diamonda Teaira Fann, 25, of 226 Harold Drive, and Tremayne Raymond McKenith, 41, of 2314 Duckett Street, Apt. B, in Conway were both arrested at the scene and transported to the Georgetown County Detention Center. Fann and McKenith are each charged with three counts of Receiving Stolen Goods and one count of Operating a Motor Vehicle Chop Shop.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two West Virginia Congressmen met with the Wyoming County Circuit Clerk to discuss the importance of promoting coal production in West Virginia and across America.
U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin and U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (both D-W.Va.) spoke with David "Bugs" Stover, who walked to the nation's capitol to speak to the Congressmen. This was Stover's third walk to Washington raising awareness about the importance of coal to West Virginia's economy.
"Throughout my whole life, there have always been ups and downs in the coal industry, and we've always gotten through them," Stover said. "But now, we are fighting to survive in an industry where we know we can diversify, but not as quickly as the government expects us to. In Wyoming County and across West Virginia, we are fighting for a commonsense balance between the government and the economy to survive."
Manchin called it a pleasure to speak with Stover, saying there was "no one else who fights for coal," like he does.
"As I've always said, you can live with coal or you can live without coal – but you can live a whole lot better with it than without it. There's no getting around it: if we're going to be energy independent, coal will play a vital role in an all-of-the-above energy approach," Manchin said. "I enjoyed sharing with Bugs this simple fact: if anyone thinks getting rid of coal in the United States will clean up the environment, they believe the world is flat. There's eight billions tons of coal being burned in the world every year – half of it by China.
"What we really need to do is work together – not as Democrats and Republicans, but as Americans – to create an energy policy that uses all of our resources, including using our coal, natural gas, wind, nuclear, solar, biomass and other fuels of the future.
Stover also met with Rahall, who welcomed Stover to Washington after his first coal walk more than 30 years ago.
"Those who look at Bugs' march to Washington as long and lonely are only half right," Rahall said. "By any stretch, the years haven't made the journey any shorter, but whether they know it or not, Bugs marched with millions who benefit from coal.
Rahall met with Stover on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in 1980, when Stover first walked to Washington carrying a bucket of coal to raise awareness about the nation's energy independence.
"I met with Congressman Rahall and he assured me that he will continue to work with Republicans and Democrats to bring change in the EPA's position on coal and coal-fired electricity. Coal is not dead," Stover said.
"Bugs cares passionately about our coal miners and families, and he understands well the importance of coal to our State in providing miners with a means to earn an honest living and provide for their families. Bugs won't ever give up on fighting for our coal miners, and neither will I."
Over the years, Stover has embarked on several treks – either on foot or on bicycle – to promote important causes. Earlier this year, Stover rode his bike approximately 90 miles from Mullens to Charleston to promote living healthier lifestyles on behalf of the West Virginia Association of Counties' Healthy Counties. He has also walked to highlight West Virginia's redistricting plan, to advance the construction of the Coalfields Expressway and to protest the Kyoto Protocol.
"I admire Bugs' persistence in making every effort to keep the hope alive to rebuilding a thriving economy in Wyoming County and across our great state," Manchin said. "I know Bugs is willing to walk to the ends of the Earth to get it done."


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HAZARD – A Perry County woman convicted of reckless homicide will remain in prison after a request for shock probation was denied on Thursday.
Defense attorney Gerald Teaster, while arguing in favor of his motion for probation, noted that his client, 43-year-old Sarah Melton, is "extremely remorseful" about the June 2011 shooting that killed Brownsfork resident Cindy Caudill.
Melton was originally indicted on charges of murder and first-degree assault following the shooting that also seriously injured Melton's brother, though he survived the incident and would later testify at last year's trial. Melton had faced a potential life sentence, though the jury convicted her of lesser charges of reckless homicide and assault under extreme emotional disturbance. The jury recommended a total sentence of six years to serve.
Melton is currently serving her sentence and was not in court during her hearing on Thursday, though Teaster did call her eldest daughter, Jessica, to the stand. She testified that she receives multiple letters from her mother each week, and each one notes her remorse for what happened.
"She talks about how God forgives her, but she can't forgive herself," she said.
Commonwealth's Attorney John Hansen called Caudill's son, Jackie Caudill, to testify. He objected to any probation that would allow Melton to be released from prison early.
"I think the jury really let her off easy in this case," Caudill said, adding that he and his sister will never see their mother again.
In objection to Teaster's motion, Hansen argued that the jury heard the facts of the case and made its decision, and he also could not support Melton's early release. "The jury made a recommendation in this case which we feel should be followed," he said.
Judge Engle ultimately denied shock probation, saying that he felt the jury took all of the facts into consideration when rendering its verdict.
"I think to grant shock probation would unduly depreciate the seriousness of the charges, and I deny the motion," Engle said.
Melton has served approximately one and a half year of her six-year sentence.


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The tremendous Spawn Series 24: The Classic Comic Covers line of comic book-based action figures has come and (mostly) gone from store shelves. Never fear, though, Series 25: The Classic Comic Covers 2 is charging hard ahead for a February/March 2004 retail release.
Series 25 takes up where Series 24 left off, expanding on the theme of comic book artwork as action figure. While the initial foray stuck with the core Al Simmons Hellspawn, series 25 expands and features other popular characters from the Spawn mythos. Here's the lineup:
SAM AND TWITCH sti.022Sam and Twitch sti.022, based on the artwork of Sam and Twitch issue #22>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02REDEEMER i.117Redeemer i.117, based on interior artwork from Spawn issue #117>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN hsi.005Spawn hsi.005, based on the artwork of Hellspawn issue #5>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN i.095Spawn i.095, based on the artwork of Spawn issue #95>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN hsi.011Spawn hsi.011, based on the artwork of Hellspawn issue #11>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02
Series 25 will also feature a deluxe boxed edition:
CREECH ci.001Creech ci.001, based on the artwork of The Creech: Out for Blood issue #1>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02
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Look for a complete online feature on this series as it gets closer to release. Until then, enjoy the photos.