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BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. – Several Briarcliff Manor paving projects delayed by heavy wind and rain last week should be finished ahead of more rain expected later this week, village officials say.
The delayed projects were along roughly two miles of Long Hill East Road, Elm Road and Tuttle Road. Briarcliff Village Manager Philip Zegarelli said the bad weather shortened what was already a small window for the completion of the work.
"It takes a little time to prep the roads, and when that finished they ended up having high winds and got some debris on the road," Zegarelli said. "Then you had the threat of heavy rain. A little misty rain is good because it helps cool the asphalt down, but the heavy rain was too much for it."
Because of autumn's often unpredictable weather, village officials usually try to finish paving work earlier in the year, Zegarelli said. But that wasn't an option this year.
"We tend to do all of our projects at the tail end of summer. If you do it in the middle of the summer, it won't set because of the high temperatures and you'll end up having to redo it," Zegarelli said. "But if you wait too long or have weather issues, that can also cause problems. So no time is a good time to do these things."
Zegarelli added that he expected all of this year's road projects to be completed this week. Village crews confirmed Monday that they expected to be finished this week. Residents are asked to use caution around Long Hill East Road, South State Road, Elm Road and Tuttle Road.

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Hey everyone, I wanted to introduce myself
I started posting some stuff on drummerworld and I just now realized that I haven't posted a proper introduction thread.
My name's Dave and I'm a drummer (no way! right?). I play in a couple of bands in the Dallas, Texas area that are in formation stages. Lots of writing and no gigging with them yet - but I had been in a band for the past 4 years that had been doing some light touring within Texas and Oklahoma and pretty solid gigging within Dallas. I've been playing percussion for about 12 years, and the drum set for about 10 years. I started playing the drum set in middle school jazz band (I'm sure there are a lot of you out there like me in that respect). I'm 24 now. Anyway, I didn't really start taking drumming seriously until about 6 years ago when I decided I'd like to join a band after finally discovering my love of hard rock, metal, and progressive music (yeah, really late bloomer. I know). Anyway, I've been playing seriously since then, working on anything to get me better.
I currently play 2 DW kits (though I've owned a couple of exports, a PDP FS kit, and even a vistalite kit in the past). I've got a finish-ply DW kit in black wrap from the late 90s with the black and silver DW badges that I lucked out on, and a DW Collectors series in Satin Natural to Oxblood Red fade. Both are gorgeous kits in their own way, and both sound great to my ear (or maybe that's just the DW marketing that has been put into my ear since I started taking drumming seriously? lol). I also own some percussion, a few latin instruments like Congas and cowbells and jam blocks and all that.
I love talking drums and learning about the history of the drum set and the companies that helped make an impact on the drumming world. My one complaint is it usually takes quite a long time to research some of the things that I'm interested in. I feel like there should be a wiki for just drum history or something! hah.
Anyway, I'll be around to talk. I'll leave you with some pictures of the drums that I've used throughout the last few years:
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Anyway, I hope to talk with you all at some point in the future. Have a good one,
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Fifteen months of pure artistic freedom—that's the gift that gallerist Scott White gave to David Adey by offering him a shot at being Scott White Contemporary Art's first artist-in-residence. The meticulous work developed during the residency will be on view in Hither and Yon, a solo show opening from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 11, at the gallery (7655 Girard Ave., Suite 101, in La Jolla). A screening of a documentary detailing Adey's residency precedes the opening at 5 p.m. at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego's La Jolla location (700 Prospect St.).
"The residency has taken me in a lot of new, exciting directions," says Adey, an arts professor at Point Loma Nazarene University. "I was able to do a lot of experimentation…. There were definitely some heroic failures, but that ultimately led to better work."
Adey produced a diverse body of conceptual art. His more recognizable "Pinned Skin" series of deconstructed celebrity and mass-media photos, carefully laser cut into individual body parts then pinned back together as beautiful new abstracted compositions, will be shown alongside creations like his towering sculpture made of found cylindrical objects that starts with a communion cup at the base and is topped with a large outdoor trashcan.
One of the stars of the show, Adey's large-scale "Hide" diptych, started as one of the biggest failed experiments of his residency. The artist always begins his process by dreaming up an often-complex concept that includes a set of constraints, which ultimately informs the construction and aesthetics of each piece. With "Hide," for example, Adey wanted to map the entire surface of a human body, then unfold and flatten the resulting shape in one whole piece without any overlaps.
He originally envisioned the spiral unpeeling of a clementine and thought he could coat his body in rubber and unravel himself in one piece by cutting very careful lines. Ultimately, though, he had to build a 3D scanner, scan his body and solve the puzzle digitally. The resulting human-like form is painstakingly pinned to paper that's been lightly airbrushed with florescent orange—a color that glows and reflects off the central image. The finished product is a unique and somewhat eerie self-portrait.
"I knew it had the potential to be really, really visually interesting," Adey says. "But it ended up looking completely different than what I originally thought."
Dale Schierholt's documentary about Adey, Art by Constraint, zooms in on the artist's unique method of navigating his self-imposed conceptual constraints and the resulting work.
"Resistance is essential," Adey says in the film. "Constraints can be really comforting. As an artist, it gives you something to push up against."
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Each weekday through the end of October, KOB will feature a new candidate at the 6:30 p.m. newscast.
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Right now, the United States, and in fact the world, is poised near economic chaos. Nations are hovering near the edge of bankruptcy. In this country we are poised at the moment of decision between two futures. One party would take us closer to a European socialist state. A model that is in the process of failing worldwide. Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Greece are just examples. I favor a model that would take us to a smaller government. More efficient, More effective.
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The horrific attack on a Pakistani child rights activist, shot in the head by the Taliban in front of terrified schoolgirls, has raised fears that targeted attacks are on the rise in the Swat valley. Malala Yousafzai, 14, who won international recognition for a blog about the horrors of life under the Taliban and a campaign for the right to an education, is the highest-profile target of militants in Swat for more than three years.
She was airlifted to the country's top military hospital for specialist treatment and is still in a critical condition, officials said. The shooting on a school bus in the Swat valley has been denounced worldwide and by the Pakistani authorities, who have offered a reward of more than USD 100,000 for the capture of her attackers. - Text and photos by Agencies.
Read more at: http://dawn.com/malala-yousafzai/
Pakistani students pray for the early recovery of child activist Malala Yousafzai at a school in Mingora on October 11, 2012.
Pakistani students pray for the early recovery of Malala Yousafzai.
Pakistanis chant slogans during a protest to condemn the attack on Malala, who was shot on Tuesday by the Taliban for speaking out in support of education for women, in Karachi, Pakistan, Thursday, Oct. 11, 2012.
Pakistanis hold candles during a protest to condemn the attack on Malala Yousufzai.
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FoodWire: La Dolce Via Closed for Winter (But That's Good News)
Categories: Restaurant News & Reviews
La Dolce Via (4470 Arco Avenue), the Forest Park Southeast cafe that has the best baked goods, Sunday brunch and scones in the city, and also serves weekend dinners that remain the best-kept secret in the St. Louis dining scene, has closed up shop for the months of January and February. But this is good news. Really!
Last year at this time, the cafe's owner, Marcia Sindel, was going to shut the place down for good. Business was slow, and, more importantly, the building was in desperate need of renovations. Sindel planned to close the cafe and continue baking cakes and pastries on her own.
But last month, a group of investors agreed to pay for the renovations, which will take place during January. In February, Sindel will begin selling her cakes again, and in March the cafe will reopen, scones and all.
It'll be hard to do without La Dolce Via in these drab, cold months when we are most in need of carbs. But we'd much rather have that than do without it forever. After several weeks of grim restaurant tidings, it feels so good to post some happy news about one of our very favorite places.
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After a busy weekend, all I have to offer are a few worthwhile reads for a Monday: Last week Craig Steiner wrote an insightful piece titled "On GOP Unity in Colorado", especially worthwhile for those who have followed the intense controversy around the "Platform for Prosperity" and misappropriated Tea Party endorsements My Independence Institute colleague Jessica Peck Corry tackles the issue of church-state boundaries and public religious displays in a new Colorado Springs Gazette column, just in time for the Christmas holiday season Compliments of The Climate Realists, Marc Sheppard at American Thinker explains the now-infamous "Hide the Decline" in the Climategate fraud: simply a must-read that only adds to the sting of an … [Read more...]
The Substance Missing from Obama's Afghanistan Speech at West Point
I listened carefully to Barack Obama's West Point speech yesterday evening -- at least as best I could while indulging the important concerns of the two Little Virtuses and ultimately having to turn off the radio to sit down for dinner. By that point I could tell the speech had dragged on too long for the relatively small amount of substance it contained. I don't need to go into great depth: Powerline's Paul Mirengoff and Red State's Erick Erickson offer excellent analyses of the politics, policies and rhetoric. (And Don Johnson asks where Colorado Republican Senatorial hopefuls Jane Norton, Ken Buck and Tom Wiens come down on Afghanistan.) Meanwhile, if you want to find the depth of substance on the military challenges we face, and … [Read more...]
Happy Thanksgiving
A few items to commend to readers:Michelle Morin has eloquently recounted the historical origins of Thanksgiving Mr. Bob has posted a nostalgic video of a Thanksgiving greeting from our former president Ronald Reagan. Don't forget you can find my 2008 series of "What I'm Thankful For" on one convenient page With that, I'll leave a Thanksgiving meditation from Scripture, Psalm 145 (with passages that caught my attention highlighted in bold):1 I will extol You, my God, O King, And I will bless Your name forever and ever. 2 Every day I will bless You, And I will praise Your name forever and ever. 3 Great is the LORD, and highly to be praised, And His greatness is unsearchable. 4 One generation … [Read more...]
Happy Veterans Day
Ninety-one years ago today "the war to end all wars" officially ended. Among the millions of dead were more than 100,000 brave American military servicemen out of hundreds of thousands who honorably served (including two of my great uncles: Bill DeGrow and John E. "Ed" DeGrow). In 1954 the commemoration, originally called Armistice Day, expanded to celebrate the service of all American veterans and became known as Veterans Day. Today I join with the millions of other Americans who honor the men and women who have worn the uniform for their sacrificial service on behalf of our nation. I am especially grateful this year to see so many businesses offering promotions that benefit our active duty personnel and veterans. It almost goes … [Read more...]
Do We Still Celebrate the Berlin Wall's Collapse 20 Years Later?
Twenty years ago today the Berlin Wall came down. Not exactly breaking news for my well-informed readers, but the significance of the event is hard to overstate. For five minutes of valuable reflection on the power of freedom with a stirring Beethoven soundtrack, check out this terrific video from the Competitive Enterprise Institute: … [Read more...]
Historic Hillsdale Homecoming Win: Chargers Down No. 1 GVSU Lakers
You'll grant me a few indulgences for posting this one -- after all, how often do I bother to write about my alma mater's athletic feats? Not too often, I can assure you. But what happened yesterday in the old Hills & Dales on homecoming rates among the most historic gridiron happenings on Muddy Waters Field: the Chargers toppled the number 1 team in Division II, the perennial powerhouse Grand Valley State Lakers, 27-24. Well, historic enough to make the Detroit News, anyway. The last time Hillsdale beat conference foe Grand Valley? Fifteen years ago, the year before I began my (non-athletic) college career. True, because it certainly didn't happen during my brief tenures as sports editor for both the Hillsdale Collegian (1997) and … [Read more...]
Restoring Some Substance to the Political Junk Food Menu at Mt. Virtus
With the nearly never-ending election cycle, those of us here in the trenches can sometimes too easily lapse into the day-to-day tussles of the news without enough time spent in more serious reflection. (Or maybe it's just those of us with small children whose attention spans are so easily distracted.) Earlier this year I wrote several more reflective essays, most of which have ended up ignored by now. But while I still plan to write about the immediate issues of the day and follow events leading up to the 2010 election, I am also interested in engaging once more in deeper discussions about the status and future of the conservative movement -- albeit, as dictated by the limits of my own time, occasionally. What (besides the … [Read more...]
Remembering General Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain (1828-1914)
In recent years, one of the more famous heroic figures of the American Civil War -- popularized by the Pulitzer-winning novel Killer Angels and the movie rendition Gettysburg -- citizen-professor-soldier Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain was born on September 8, 1828. Today is the 181st anniversary of his birth. Chamberlain, of course, was the hero of Gettysburg's Little Round Top (1863) as commander of the 20th Maine, was wounded six times in battle, the general who presided over the surrender of the Confederate Army at Appomattox, Governor of Maine from 1867 to 1871, and President of Bowdoin College. If you want to learn more, I recommend In the Hands of Providence, a very good Chamberlain biography. … [Read more...]
Obama Learned One History Lesson
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Today marks the 40th anniversary of an event that made possible many a wry observation to begin with, "They can put a man on the moon, but they can't...." (For a more serious take on how times have changed in the past four decades, check out yesterday's Detroit Free Press column by bestselling author Mitch Albom.) … [Read more...]
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IRONTON -- The following information was compiled from Lawrence County Sheriff's Office reports:
RAPE: A 16-year-old South Point girl told authorities last week she was raped by a 22-year-old South Point man after he gave her alcohol.
BURGLARY: An 81-year-old South Point man reported last week that someone broke into his residence in Fayette Township and stole tools, five fishing rods, a camera, a flat-screen television, $137 in cash and five pool sticks. The items were valued at $2,957.
BURGLARY: A 60-year-old Ironton area man reported Sunday that someone stole a flat-screen television valued at $1,200 from a home in Hamilton Township.
SEXUAL IMPOSITION: A 26-year-old Ironton area woman reported last week that her brother shoved her down on a bed, grabbed her by the face and then tried to pull her pants down. A sheriff's deputy arrested a 21-year-old Ironton area man on charges of sexual imposition and domestic violence and transported him to jail.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: A 59-year-old Gallipolis, Ohio, woman said her brother pinched and twisted her lower left jaw. A sheriff's deputy arrested a 52-year-old Oak Hill, Ohio, man on charges of domestic violence and violation of a protection order and transported him to jail.
THEFT: A South Point area woman reported an air conditioning unit valued at $2,000 was stolen from a residence in Union Township.
THEFT: A 49-year-old Pedro area man reported last week that someone stole a trailer valued at $1,000 from Elizabeth Township.


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GOODY, Ky. – If you like sweets such as cupcakes, then you will be happy to know there is a new place in the Tug Valley to purchase these treats in the South Side Mall.
American Pie and Cupcakes will open on Monday in the former location of the Coffee Corner at the center of the local mall. Wendy Hackney Baisden will be running the new eatery.
The restaurant has been remodeled and customers should like the changes. The bar-type stool and counter has been replaced with tables and chairs for a more comfortable setting. The new eatery will also serve a variety of sandwiches and salads, as-well-as their specialty: sweets from homemade cupcakes to assorted candies.
American Pie and Cupcakes will offer free Wi-Fi service and Baisden hopes to eventually host local book club meetings. She also plans to have events such as little girl tea parties, a "lunch buddy card" and she will offer a cupcake club.
Customers will be able to place special orders of the desserts by the dozens.
As of last week, the shop was still under wraps while the remodeling has been taking place. Baisden hopes to have the grand opening on Wednesday, July 3rd, coinciding with the annual 4th of July fireworks show and other events going on at the South Side Mall. During that time, the restaurant will offer free sample "shots" of different types of icing.
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Terry is back in light training, and worked on Friday without a ball, but his recovery from knee surgery is proving complicated according to Benitez.
He was initially hopeful that his captain would return for Sunday's Premier League clash with Aston Villa, but those hopes are now out of the window and Benitez said Terry would need to come through harder training with no after-effects to come close to consideration.
"The knee is quite complicated," he said. "At least he's now on the pitch - that is positive news - but we cannot say, we cannot predict how long it will take.
"It's one step forward, one step back."
Further asked if Terry would make his comeback in the next fortnight, Benitez said: "I hope so but I am not a doctor. So I cannot guarantee anything."


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WAKEFIELD, Mass. – The 18th-ranked University of New Hampshire men's hockey team was honored as the recipient of the Charlie Holt Sportsmanship Award, bestowed annually to the least penalized team in Hockey East. The first round of awards were announced Wednesday, March 19 by the league office. The Hockey East All-Star Team, Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year will be announced at the league's awards banquet Thursday, March 20 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge.
The 2013-14 season marks the ninth time that the program has earned the Charlie Holt Sportsmanship Award, named after the former UNH coach. It is also the fifth consecutive honor for the Wildcats. This award is given to the team that receives the lowest average penalty minutes per game over the course of regular season Hockey East play. The Team Sportsmanship Award was established by the league's directors in 1992 and was renamed to honor Holt in 1998. The award is in the form of a shadow box with etched glass depicting the image of New Hampshire's legendary coach. The Wildcats were whistled for a league-low 156 penalty minutes in 20 conference games. Of the 59 Division I hockey teams, UNH ranked 57th in penalty minutes per game, averaging just 8.0.
The Wildcats spar with the Providence College Friars on Friday, March 21 in the Hockey East semifinal round, starting at 8 p.m. Tickets for the game may be purchased through Ticketmaster or at the TD Bank Garden box office.


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Asahi Group Lands Independent Liquor
TOKYO— Asahi Group Holdings Ltd. ASBRY 14.93 % said it will buy New Zealand's Independent Liquor Ltd. for ¥97.6 billion (US$1.27 billion), marking an effort to fortify the Japanese company's presence in lucrative Oceanian markets.
In another clear sign that Japan's food-and-beverage sector remains hungry for overseas deals, Suntory Holdings Ltd. said Wednesday it will create a new company to drive mergers and acquisitions in Southeast Asia.
Asahi is the latest Japanese company to move decisively to increase market share outside its saturated home environment. The yen's strength provides spending power for Japanese companies looking to buy abroad.
Asahi's deal, its biggest to date, came as SABMiller PLC's hostile bid for Australian brewer Foster's Group Ltd. focused attention on consolidation in the sector. (Please see related article on page 17.)
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The Asahi purchase would be the biggest ever by a Japanese company of a New Zealand concern and bring the value of outbound Japan M&A to US$49.6 billion this year, according to research firm Dealogic. The figure would be more than double the year-earlier value of US$22.4 billion.
"We think Oceania can expect relatively stable growth" in terms of population and liquor demand, Asahi President Naoki Izumiya said at a news conference Thursday. "We are now changing to a new phase to seek growth using our network," which includes 15 plants and 27 distribution centers.
Making use of an M&A war chest valued at around US$10 billion through fiscal 2015, Asahi said it signed a pact to buy Independent Liquor from private-equity firms including Pacific Equity Partners and Unitas Capital Pte. Ltd. The transaction is scheduled to be completed at the end next month, pending approval from local authorities.
Independent Liquor's core business includes premixed cocktails. The company, which had net sales of 380 million New Zealand dollars (US$318.2 million) for the year through last September, also makes beer, wine and spirits.
Asahi in July signed two soft-drink deals in Australia and New Zealand valued at a total of US$309 million, buying New Zealand's Charlie's Group Ltd. and a key portion of P&N Beverages Australia Pty. Ltd.
But Asahi has a long way to go to reach its midterm goal of lifting sales to between ¥2 trillion and ¥2.5 trillion by 2015 from ¥1.489 trillion last year. The company plans for overseas sales to make up 20%-30% of the Asahi's total, up from 6.6% last year. Overseas sales made up 23% of rival Kirin Holdings Co. KNBWY 0.52 % 's total last year.
The deal for Independent Liquor dwarfs an ¥84 billion investment Asahi made in Foster's in 1990. At one point, Asahi held a nearly 20% stake, but the Australian company's inability to achieve business goals and generate dividends prompted Asahi to sell the holding in 1997.
Asahi shares ended 1.7% higher in Tokyo on Thursday in a broadly lower market.
Tokushi Yamasaki, an analyst at Daiwa Securities Capital Markets, said the price for Independent Liquor seemed a bit high but may have been affected by the shrinking number of potential targets in Oceania. "This isn't the end of Asahi's M&A activity. They can't just sit tight in the Japanese market and let their cash pile grow," he said.
Suntory said its new business-development operation, Suntory Beverage & Food Asia Pte. Ltd., will have 10 million Singapore dollars, or roughly US$8 million, in capital. The company will have its headquarters in Singapore and is expected to begin operations Sept. 1 with about 15 employees.
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A full strength Chelsea struggled against the Manchester United youngsters at Stamford Bridge tonight. Did you watch the match?
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But I was really disappointed with Chelsea who did not manage to score against a young Manchester United team.
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Richard Mott Papers, 1799-1863
Ms. Coll. 961
ca. 400 items (2 boxes)
Table of contents
- Biographical background
- Links to images
- Summary of collection
- Related collections
- Arrangement and description of collection
- Box 1 : Letters by Abigail Field Mott; Maria Mott; Richard Mott
- Box 2 : Letters to members of the Mott family
Biographical background
Richard Mott (1767-1856) was the son of James and Mary Mott. In 1785 [or 1787] he married Abigail Field (1766-1851) of Purchase, N.Y.
Richard was acknowledged as a minister in 1787 and traveled in 1799 with Philadelphia Friends to New England.
The Motts were residents of Mamaroneck and Purchase, N.Y. and later Burlington, N.J. They were both clerks of their respective Monthly Meetings and he served as clerk of New York Yearly Meeting.
Source for biographical information: Dictionary of Quaker Biography; "Adam and Anne Mott: their ancestors and their descendants" by Thomas C. Cornell, (Poughkeepsie, N.Y. : Printed for the family, 1890.)
Links to images
The following list brings together all of the image links found throughout this finding aid.
Page 1 of ALS of Abigail Mott, 11 mo. 11, 1827, Hickory Grove [N.Y.], to Margaret Allinson of Burlington, N.J., telling of controversy within the Society of Friends. Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 (each approx. 117k)
Page 1 of ALS of Richard Mott, 10 mo. 21, 1845, Purchase [N.Y.], to Samuel B. Tobey of Providence, R.I., discussing Wilburite controversy within the Society of Friends. Page 2 | Page3 (each approx. 117k)
Summary of collection
ALS, receipts, illustrations, portraits, photographs.
Chiefly letters (1799-1853) by Richard and Abigail Mott addressed to Margaret Allinson (later Parker), John Cox, William Rotch, Jr., Samuel B. Toby and others, as well as letters (1799-1856) to Richard Mott from Richard Carpenter, John Cox, Jonathan and Thomas Evans, Joseph John Gurney, John Pease, William Rotch, Jr. and others.
Topics discussed include news of Friends, travel, various Meetings and ministers, Elias Hicks and the Separation of 1827-1828, John Wilbur and the Wilbur-Gurney controversy.
Also includes letters of other members of Mott family as well as some miscellaneous manuscripts, receipts and portraits.
Related collections
Additional Mott family material may be found in: Joseph Tallcot family papers, 1724-1857 (bulk 1788-1853), Ms. Coll. 1015; Gummere-Mott family papers, 1715-1919, Ms. Coll. 1148.
Arrangement and description of collection
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Box 1 primarily contains letters and other papers written by Abigail Field Mott (1766-1851), Maria Mott (d. 1817?), Richard Mott (1767-1856) and Richard F. Mott. Box 2 contains letters and other papers written to members of the Mott family by others.
11 folders
- Mott, Abigail Field (1766-1851). Letters by.
23 ALS, 1825-1847. Also photograph of Abigail Mott.
letters are addressed to:
- Margaret Allinson, Burlington, N.J. [5 ALS 1825-1830] later Margaret Parker, Shrewsbury, N.J. [17 ALS 1832-1847]
- Samuel Boyd Toby, Providence, R.I. [1 ALS 1845]
- travel to attend various Meetings and news of same
- news of family (in particular, her husband Richard Mott) and Friends
- conflict within the Society of Friends (see image below)
- Hicksite Separation and controversy (see image below)
- mentions of Elias Hicks, Phebe Willis, Stephen Grellet, Joseph John Gurney
- remarks on memorial to and character of H. [Hannah?] Field [1829]
- death of Martha Willis [1832]
- death, character and funeral of Esther Griffin [1832]
- tells of a dream AM had [1834]
- mentions reading through a diary of a deceased Friend, not with a view to publish it but "only to see whether it contained any thing that was not consistent with the principles of our Society" [1841]
- mentions receiving a letter from J.J. and Eliza Gurney shortly before his death [1847]
- alludes to Wilbur controversy in letter to S.B. Toby [1845]
Page 1 of ALS of Abigail Mott, 11 mo. 11, 1827, Hickory Grove [N.Y.], to Margaret Allinson of Burlington, N.J., telling of controversy within the Society of Friends. Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 (each approx. 117k)
- Mott, Maria (d. 1817?) [daughter of Richard Mott]
ALS Hickory Grove, 3 mo. 20, 1812 addressed to Margaret Allinson, Burlington, N.J.
- mentions travels of her father
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Letters to Margaret Allinson.
10 ALS 1812-1831 addressed to Margaret Allinson, Burlington, N.J.
[notes in folder say "Margaret Allinson dau. Wm. Allinson Burlington, N.J., She and her sisters and family were the intimate friends of John G. Whittier" and "Margaret Allinson married Benjamin Parker 1831, and went to live for a time at Shrewsbury, N.J."]
- news of family and friends
- Hicksite Separation and controversy
- their friendship and letter writing
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Letters to John Cox (ca. 1754-1847).
6 ALS 1812-1815 addressed to John Cox, Burlington, N.J.
- New York Yearly Meeting business
- news of family and Friends
- prospect of RM traveling as a minister to N.J.
- discusses Elias Hicks [1813]
- Peter and A. Barker
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Letters to William Evans (1787-1867).
3 ALS (his copies?) Mamaroneck and Purchase, N.Y., 1836 and 1845, addressed to William Evans (1836 letter inscribed "Copy of a letter to Wm. Evans 5 mo. 1836")
- coming crisis in the Society of Friends
- concern over the "soundness" of a Friend in Farmington and controversy over a letter from this Friend that was published by R. Smith in "the Friend" [1836]
- Wilbur-Gurney split in the Society of Friends and RM's views of the situation and thoughts on the two principals involved
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Letters to William Rotch, Jr.
47 ALS, AL, ms. copies (R.M.'s) Mamaroneck, Purchase, and Hickory Grove, N.Y.; Burlington, N.J.; Philadelphia, Pa.; Hartford, Conn.; New Port, R.I.; Baltimore, Md.; 1799-1849 addressed to William Rotch, Jr., New Bedford, Mass.
- news of family and Friends
- sympathy letter on death of Wm. Rotch's wife [1828]
- Hicksite controversy in the Society of Friends
- their friendship
- RM's travels as a minister
- religious discussions
- RM's financial difficulties [gristmill 1808]
- concern over the situation of RM's brother Samuel [1814]
- death of Matthew Franklin [1815]
- Mexican War [1847]
- cholera epidemic in Burlington [1849]
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Letters to Samuel B. Tobey.
20 ALS Purchase, N.Y.; Burlington, N.J., 1842-1853 addressed to Samuel Boyd Tobey (M.D.), Providence, R.I.
- Wilburite Separation (see image below)
- controversy and conflict within Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
- Meeting business
- discusses case of Rowland [Grund? Grunn?] from R.I. Yearly Meeting coming to New Jersey on a religious visit [1845] and the refusal to see him because of split in R.I.
- news of family and Friends
- present state of the Society of Friends
- mention of Eliza P. Gurney
Page 1 of ALS of Richard Mott, 10 mo. 21, 1845, Purchase [N.Y.], to Samuel B. Tobey of Providence, R.I., discussing Wilburite controversy within the Society of Friends. Page 2 | Page3 (each approx. 117k)
- 8. Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Letters to Samuel Parsons.
9 ALS Union Town, [Pa.?]; Mamaroneck, N.Y.; Hickory Grove, N.Y., 1806-1834 addressed to Samuel Parsons, New York and Flushing, Long Island
- Mott's travels as a minister
- religious thoughts
- Hicksite Separation and controversy
- Meeting business
- RM's health
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Misc. letters by - and personal and religious items.
- 2 photographs of R. Mott
- 2 portraits of R. Mott
- 13 ALS and RM's copies, 1801-1842, addressed to various people (Ann Alexander, A. Barker, John Cox, A. Jordon, Jesse Kersey, Dr. Moore, Hannah B. Mott, Catharine Sharpless, his brother [])
- 5 misc. ms., includes:
- a prayer
- "first draft [of his grandfather] by Richard F. Mott of account in M.S. book"
- description of Richard Mott's house by Abigail Barker
- copy of Richard Mott's will
- "3rd mo. 17, 1846, statement made by my dear R. Mott" [during a severe illness], signed "A. Mott"
- Mott, Richard F. Letters to grandson of Richard Mott
- 13 ALS from Richard Carpenter, Scarsdale, 1856-1859
- declines executorship of Richard Mott's estate due to his ill health
- memorial for Richard Mott and its reception in RC's Monthly Meeting
- news of family and friends
- 1857 Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, conflict between and within Meetings
ALS from John Meader, Providence, 7 mo. 29, 1859
- thanks him for present of a garment belonging to Richard Mott
ALS from Dr. Joseph W. Taylor, Sussex, 11 mo. 21, 1861
- news of friends and travel in England
ALS from Deborah C. Thomas, The Grove, 3 mo. 7, 1863
- thanks him for sending family photograph
2 ALS from Samuel Boyd Tobey, New York and Newport, R.I., 1856 and 1861
- sympathy letter on death of Richard Mott
- thanks him for sending portrait of Richard Mott
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Receipted bills.
ca. 45 items, includes misc. receipts and accounts, 1816-1856
14 folders
- Carpenter, Richard
42 ALS chiefly from Scarsdale, N.Y., 1847-1856 addressed to Richard Mott
- news of Friends
- chiefly news of various Meetings he has attended
- Meeting at Scirpio and Job Otis (1848)
- Free Produce Association
- concern over young people and Hicksite parties that have music and dancing (1851)
- concern over situation in Ferrisburg Quarterly Meeting (reminds him of R.I. situation [Wilbur controversy]) 1851
- travel as a minister to Ferrisburg
- slavery
- John Wilbur at Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (1852)
- controversy within the Society of Friends (Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and John Wilbur)
- travel in Canada (1852)
- ALS from James Brown, Baltimore, 5 mo. 10, 1853, to Richard Mott re news of Richard Carpenter
- typed note from Amelia Mott Gummere re letters in coll.
- photograph of Richard Carpenter
- Cox, John (ca. 1754-1847). Letters 1803-1819.
40 ALS "Oxmead" (near Burlington, N.J.), 1803-1819, addressed to Richard Mott, Abigail Mott, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
- chiefly news of family and Friends
- mentions David Sands (1803), Stephen Grellet
- tells Abigail of the travels of her husband in the ministry
- Meeting business
- thoughts on various ministers and their ministry
- refers to portraits of Billy and Jenny (6 mo. 6, 1812)
- trip to Baltimore (1812)
- refers to preaching of Elias [Hicks] who accompanied by Isaac [Hicks] "makes a great noise thro' our country ..." (6 mo. 17, 1813)
- more references to Elias Hicks in letters of 8.4.1813, 7.20.1814, 2.7.1817, 12.8.1817
- slavery (1814, 1816, 1817)
- visit to Washington to present memorial before Congress; speaks of passage of law regarding conscientious objectors to military service
- health of Susan Emlen
- note of Amelia Mott Gummere re portraits of Billy and Jenny (slaves of James Mott) alluded to in letter of 6 mo. 6, 1812
- portrait of John Cox
- Cox, John (ca. 1754-1847). Letters 1820-1845.
32 ALS "Oxmead" (near Burlington, N.J.), 1820-1845, addressed to Richard Mott, [chiefly at] Mamaroneck, N.Y.
- news of family and Friends
- state of the Society of Friends
- mentions Stephen Grellet, Anna Braithwaite, Elizabeth Robson, Thomas Shillitoe
- discusses [Hannah B. Smith] in reply to an inquiry of R.M. (Robert F. Mott marries her)
- death of [Robert F. Mott] in 1826
- Hicksite Separation
- Evans, Jonathan (1759-1839).
6 ALS Philadelphia, 1800-1806, addressed to Richard Mott and Abigail Mott, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
- expresses friendship and religious advice for Richard Mott as re his travels
- writes to Abigail Mott of her husband's visit in Philadelphia (1806)
- Evans, Thomas (1798-1868).
4 ALS Philadelphia, 1837-1842, addressed to Richard Mott, N.Y.
- events at Manchester Monthly Meeting in 1836[?]
- Isaac Crewdson, William Bolton and supporters
- Beaconite controversy
- tells of visit of J.J. Gurney to Philadelphia
- meeting and discussion between J.J. Gurney and E. Bates [Elisha Bates]
- some opposition to views of Gurney
- Wilbur controversy in New England
- Forster, Josiah (1782-1870).
2 ALS Tottenham [England], 1846 and 1847, addressed to Richard Mott, Burlington, N.J.
- J.J. Gurney
- slavery and sugar imports
- Mexican War
- Gurney, Joseph John (1788-1847).
8 ALS New York [and other locations] 1838-1841, addressed to Richard Mott, Purchase, N.Y.
- tells of his visits to islands (St. Thomas, Tortola, St. Kitt, Antigua, Dominica) (1840)
- trip to America and Canada; visits to Meetings and Friends families (1838)
- traveling with Henry Hinsdale
- traveling with his sister Elizabeth Fry in Europe (1841)
- speaks of his upcoming marriage (1841)
- slavery
- ALS from Henry Hinsdale to Richard Mott, [1843] containing extract from letter of J.J. Gurney
- 2 ALS from Mahlon Day to Richard Mott, [1841, 1842] containing copies of letters from J.J. Gurney
- portrait of J.J. Gurney and illustration of his home (gift of Eleanor W. Taber, 1951)
- Hull, Henry (1765-1834).
3 ALS Sheffield, London and Ireland, 1811, addressed to Richard Mott, (care of Samuel Mott, New York)
- tells of his trip to Great Britain
- discusses his acquaintance with the Gurneys of Earlham
- Joseph Gurney Bevan
- Mott family. Letters addressed to.
letters are from:
- Anna Adams (1848) to Hannah B. Mott, Burlington, N.J.
- Joseph Bowne (1832) to Hannah B. Mott, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
- John Cox (1816-1820) to Robert Mott and to Abigail Mott
- William Forster (1820) to Robert Mott, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
- [H.]. Hull (1847) to Margaret Parker, Shrewsbury, N.J.
- R.A. Rutter and S. Cresson (1799) to Abigail Mott
- Anna W. Willis (1849) to Hannah B. Mott, Burlington, N.J.
- Mott, Richard (1767-1856). Misc. letters to.
15 ALS 1807-1853 addressed to Richard Mott
letters are from:
- E. Bates (1832)
- Lucy H. Eddy (1853)
- William Evans (1836)
- William Forster (1823)
- Matthew Franklin (1897)
- Edmund Haviland (1844)
- Samuel Hilles (no year)
- Caleb McComber (1823)
- Sarah R. Arnold (1849)
- Henry Rowntree (1850, 1856)
- Phoebe A. Sands (1855)
- Ann Shipley (184[8])
- George Withy (1821)
- Anna Willis (1851)
- Pease, John (1797-1868).
6 ALS East Mount, Darlington [England]; at sea; Providence, R.I.; Randolph Co., N.C., 1843-1855, addressed to Richard Mott, Purchase, N.Y. and Burlington, N.J.
- tells of his travels as a minister
- refers to John Wilbur and Philadelphia Yearly Meeting [1846]
- on the death of Stephen Grellet
- photograph of John Pease (gift of Caroline Allinson, 1940)
- pencil sketch of residence of John Pease [1845?]
- portrait of J.P.
- 2 p. ms. biographical sketch of J.P.
- Rotch, William (1759-1850).
15 ALS New Bedford, 1799-1849, addressed to Richard Mott, Mamaroneck, N.Y. and Burlington, N.J.
- their friendship
- remarks on number of new women ministers
- doubtful of the merits of plainness and simplicity [1806]
- concern over the path his children will choose
- Yearly and other Meetings
- religious thoughts
- his health [90 years old in 1849]
- Shoemaker, John (1764-1817).
2 ALS Montgomery Co., Pa., 1802, addressed to Richard Mott, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
- religious thoughts
- fear of "self"
- news of Friends
- Willis, John R.
4 ALS New York and Liverpool [England], 1839-1843, addressed to Richard Mott, Purchase, N.Y.
- mentions visit of Joseph John Gurney
- re land transaction
- speaks of many fires in New York City [1840]
- trip to England [1843] and English Friends
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I was honored to have been invited to speak on a panel with superstars (from left to right above) Rachelle Carson Begley (married to Ed Begley), Sophie Uliano (NYTimes best selling author), Izabella Miko (actress), Carly Harrill (blogger ghost writer), Karen Stewart Brown (fashion designer), Kris Willey (host of WotGG), and Alexandra Spunt (author).
The focus of this panel was how we came into our careers. I explained how I used to work in a corporate environment that was not recycling, was wasting energy, and was using styrofoam cups for one 4 ounce shot of water. I realized my raw food catering and the weekly events I was hosting (to feed myself good food) was a successful business. So, I decided to leave corporate America to focus 100% on my prepared packaged foods, catering, and events. I followed my bliss because I believed raw foods helped people feel better and healthier. It also helps us tread lightly on our Planet.
This event was held in Culver City, Los Angeles, CA on Saturday May 14, 2011. These beautiful photos are courtesy of photosbyKailas.com. Thanks Kailas!
The 1st stop along my book tour for Ani's Raw Food Asia was at Santa Monica Place at Artisanal LA on April 16, 2011. Here are 4 short videos from my talk, Q+A, and book signing:
1) Ani's Raw Food Asia – I love organic, local, seasonal foods
2) Ani's Raw Food Asia – Probiotics, Happiness, Longevity
3) Ani's Raw Food Asia – Easy ways to add more raw to any diet!
4) Ani's Raw Food Asia – Recipe inspirations and sources for protein.
I had so much fun celebrating the pre-launch of Ani's Raw Food Asia at Artisanal LA in Santa Monica.
All of these beautiful photos were taken by the amazing Sherman Lee. Thanks Sherman!!
It was a weekend full of local and seasonal gourmet foods (though way too much bacon! – what's up with bacon these days?) and great expert panels and talks.
I love this fish eye photo, it was a full crowd with great people old and new to raw foods and the raw food diet and lifestyle. Thanks to the wonder woman organizer Shawna Dawson for all her support, for announcing my talk over the loud speaker, and for putting me and Ani's Raw Food Asia in their printed program.
Q+A is my favorite part of my appearances because I get to listen and interact with my new friends.
It's always so nice to have my brother Max and my family with me at my events.
This lovely lady kept asking me about how to learn to make raw food. I say if you're interested in making food, you have to learn how to make all foods first. Then you can translate it into raw food prep.
Libby drove all the way up from San Diego with her friends just to grab an early copy of Ani's Raw Food Asia.
Please check my homepage and also my calendar of events for upcoming events and stops along my book tour. Hope to see you all very soon. xoxo
Grab a copy of the April 2011 issue of Delicious Living Magazine and enjoy my Raw Power cover feature with 6 raw food recipes for a preview of the flavors I'll be bringing you in my newest East West Fusion raw food book Ani's Raw Food Asia, available everywhere May 10, 2011.
Vitamix hosted a Mix + Mingle reception at Expo West where I signed another 100+ books in the evening. Earlier, I had signed 200+ books at the Vitamix booth.
These photos were all shot by the amazing talented Sherman Lee….love his photography!
They had the bartender make up my blended frozen Raspberry, Orange, and Lime mocktail.
Ken Spector of LivingEco.com has been a host for years, interviewing hundreds, if not thousands of people.
The beautiful Elenia Love, a long time friend.
Carolyn Scott, the Healthy Voyager. Look at her skin glow.
Debbie Merrill is super fit, and a rollar skating pro!
Bob Linden, host of Go Vegan Radio.
Chris Whitcoe, Vivapura…love their spirulina sprinkles, and John Kohler, Living-Foods.com.
My family attended too, here's Max Phyo, my brother who runs GoSuperLife.com.
The Vitamix team that made this all happen. xoxo
Vitamix invited me to sign books for 2-hours at their booth on Day 2 of Expo West. We had a line that was so long the other vendors complained our fans were blocking their booths. Hum…I would have thought they'd be stoked to have a captive audience to sell to.
Even the fire marshall was called in because our line was too long. A good problem to have! I signed 200+ books in 2-hours! (Plus, I signed another 100+ at our reception later that eve.) Thank you Vitamix for generously gifting these books to our friends and fans.
This is the amazing Vitamix team that made this all happen. You can see the video of my 60-minute DVD they're including with the TurboBlend-VS playing in the background.
I love Expo West because I get to connect with old friends I haven't seen for a while. Here's Elizabeth Castoria from VegNews Magazine. Their booth was just down the isle from Vitamix.
I found the beautiful fitness model Koya Webb. I love how ripped this girl is…so pretty.
This was the most brilliant display at the Expo. GoRaw simply hydrated their bar, and set it to sprout over time. Perfect demonstration of why raw….raw generates more life. Now, try that with processed cooked food.
Eric Botner is an amazing man helping make superfoods available to the mainstream. Earth Circle Organics was one of the generous sponsors for my Gastrawnomique dinner event last November. And, they have a cacao and cashew crunch that is sweetened with coconut syrup (the latest in low glycemic sweeteners) that is to live for!
Chris Ochs at Sunfood was another generous sponsor for Gastrawnomique.
After a day of being inside a huge convention center under fluorescent lights, I needed an oxygen infusion. Luckily, I found an oxygen bar, AirHeads, at the Seventh Generation booth, and plugged in for several minutes to recharge.
I ran into many, many other friends including Ryan and Jeremy Black from Sambazon, Frederick from Big Tree Farms, Jane Kim from Sea Tangle Kelp Noodles, my friends at Sequel, ….but unfortunately didn't get photos with them.
Next…photos from the Vitamix Mix + Mingle with moi later that evening.
Last week's dinner at the Test Kitchen was a chance for me to introduce my latest Raw Food 3.0, inspired by molecular gastronomy without the chemicals, vegan and raw. My 6 courses were presented to a main stream foodie audience in a fine dining atmosphere. And it RAWked!
Truffle Flan
Smoked Anaheim Chili
Lapsang Souschong Wild Mushroom
Molten Cookie Dough
Pumpkin Gelee
It was so much fun to get to feed everyone my new style of Gastrawnomique cuisine in such a beautiful setting with amazing staff. It was a packed house both nights. Celebrities who came to dine included Frances Fisher, John Salley, Jarad Butler, and Diane Warren.
In the kitchen were some of the most amazing chefs assisting me and making sure my dinners were successful both nights including Bravo Top Chef Alex Reznik and Next Food Network Stars Doreen Fang and DAS. I'll post up more behind the scenes and kitchen photos next….
Generous sponsors included Excalibur Dehydrators, Earth Circle Organic, Big Tree Farms, Sunfood, Gold Mine Natural Foods, and Sambazon.
These photos were all taken by Maria Loewenstein, except for the Lapsang Souschong Wild Mushroom which was taken by Rogelio Marhx.
Today was Day 3 of food prep at the Test Kitchen. My GastRAWnomique molecular gastronomy inspired dinner is just days away. Chris Ochs and Josh from SunFood personally delivered a ton of superfoods. Diane Paylor and I were elbow deep in cacao. And Top Chef Alex Reznik was cold smoking my cashews for me.
To cold smoke, Alex uses a smoking gun packed with chips to push smoke into a sealed container of raw cashews. The cashews absorb the aroma of the smoke, but stay raw. Pretty cool. No pun intended.
Restaurant Mo-Chica's Ricardo Zarate and I making Cheddar Kale Chips.
Richi helping me set up 8 Excalibur Dehydrators. These are my favorite dehydrators, and they come with Paraflexx reusable non-stick sheets. Thanks for sending them over to me Excalibur! So much love from the community, sponsors have been super generous and include: Excalibur, Sambazon, Earth Circle Organics, Sunfood, Gold Mine Natural Food, Frontier Natural Products Co-Op, Big Tree Farms.
Chef Seth Greenburg at the Huntley Hotel Penthouse Restaurant invited me into his kitchen where he shared with me some of his favorite molecular gastronomy techniques.
Chef Seth and I compressed melons and cucumbers, and put chemicals into water and fruit puree to create popular spheres or 'caviar'. We even made 'noodles'. See what could be done using chemicals got my creative juices flowing thinking about ways to create similar effects without chemicals, and instead 100% natural and raw.
Test Kitchen brings together the best Chefs in LA, and has become much like a think tank where Chefs share their creativity, ideas, and time. Great energy in this space! Chef Christian Page, a locavore sourcing his ingredients locally and seasonally, is to the left of the photo, and is about to open Daily Dose Restaurant in downtown LA in mid Dec.
Top Chef Alex Reznik (from Bravo's popular cooking show) invited me, a raw vegan chef, into the Top Chef kitchen to assist with a celebrity chef dinner made along side Top Chef Betty Fraser and Top Chef CJ Jacobson. This event was at the Test Kitchen here in Los Angeles, where I'll be hosting a Raw Vegan Fine Dining experience on November 17 + 18, 2010 called Ani Phyo's Gastrawnomique. I'll be presenting molecular gastronomy inspired techniques, without the chemicals. All natural, of course! Please rsvp asap if you can join us for this ground breaking event.
Top Chef Betty Fraser was on Bravo's hit show season 2. She has a cute restaurant in Hollywood called Grub.
Top Chef CJ Jacobson was on season 3, and Top Chef Alex Reznik season 7. TV may make these chefs seem mean, but they're all super cool in real life. TV=drama.
Michelin-starred Chef Ricardo Zarate had to show me how to deep fry super thinly sliced leeks so they stay green in color. The night before, Chef Alex put me on deep fryer duty (me, a raw chef…it was my first time using a deep fryer!). I found out later the oil was too hot, so my leeks turned brown. But Chef Alex didn't say anything about my burnt leeks garnishing his dishes because he didn't want to hurt my feelings. What a sweetheart!
Chef Alex and I plating the dish he called Cow. It was made up of beef, bone marrow, liver, and tongue.
You can see the burnt leeks…oops! This dish was inspired by Chef Alex's Russian heritage. At least he was using every part of the cow. Definitely tested my boundaries, but I grew tons….and Kanga my dog loved the way I smelled when I got home.
There was even a bit of vegan raw on the plate….me laying down a strand of cucumber with beautiful beet puree.
A few days prior to the Top Chef Test Kitchen event at Test Kitchen LA, I got to meet celebrity Top Chef Marcel Vigneron, who was on season 2 showing off his molecular gastronomy skills. What a cutie pie.
Test Kitchen is chock full of celebrity chefs. Here I am with Chef Walter Manzke.
I'm stoked for my raw vegan dinner on November 17 + 18th, 2010. So far, Top Chef Alex Reznik and Next Food Network Star Doreen Fang have confirmed they'll be assisting me in my un-cook kitchen creating vegan raw foods for their first time. This will be a star studded event with a Green Carpet on the first night, and we're going to have so much fun! Hope you'll join us for 6-courses of raw food presented in a brand new way ($55 fixe prix). Make sure to rsvp for Ani Phyo's Gastrawnomique soon because it's filling up fast, and space is limited.
I was invited to the VitaMix headquarters in Cleveland, OH to shoot a 60-minute DVD that will be included in their latest VitaMix Turbo Blend Variable Speed blender. This was a huge honor for me, as you all know how much I love my VitaMix. My family had an early model in our kitchen from the 70s, so I've used the VitaMix my entire life.
The production was shot in a big stadium kitchen where the production crew and VitaMix employees including chefs, food scientists, marketing, and product development filled the stands. I think we shot about 14 or 16 segments in just 2 days! The owner of VitaMix is vegan, so all the recipes are free of dairy and animal products.
Bob Stefanov, the director, was a joy to work with. We had loads of fun and made sure to laugh a lot.
The wonderful team at VitaMix. I am so eager to watch the videos, haven't seen them yet, and friends were telling me they watched it at the VitaMix booth at Expo West last weekend up on a big screen TV. We're planning a big launch at Expo West, so make sure to look for me at the VitaMix booth in March in Anaheim, CA.
The new TurboBlend Variable Speed will be available at natural food stores including Whole Foods Markets. So excited to help launch this new product with VitaMix!!
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Yet another Gates backstory: the non-interview
The University of Vermont has been quite nice to Henry Louis Gates Jr. It gave him an honorary degree in 2007, and he hastened to remind his audience of that on Tuesday, when he spoke in Ira Allen Chapel as … Continue reading
Ira & Gilbert: UVM's eminences noires
Deep in the disquisition on Special Collections the other day was a reference to the Ira Allen statute on the University Green, a gift from Ira's biggest, richest fan — James Wilbur. Exactly how Ira wound up where he is, … Continue reading
Street-wise, storm-water-pond foolish
Here's a novel idea in an era of cash-strapped cities and jobs-focused colleges: Let the local college buy up some of the local streets! It's happening in Providence. Exhibit A: a stretch of Huxley Street, part of Providence College's $3.8 … Continue reading
UVM's provost guessing game
The provost search at UVM has taken a curious turn. President Sullivan invited applications for an interim provost to replace Jane Knodell, and four finalists emerged, all posted on his website. Then Friday he sent out a memo announcing that … Continue reading
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UVM, VLS: alone, together?
Vermont Law School sees itself as the environmental law school. The University of Vermont sees itself as the environmental research university. They're both trying to capitalize on something called "the Vermont brand," and they both have new presidents –lawyers, both! … Continue reading
Presidential digs: The Big E's
The Monday meeting of the UVM trustees' Executive Committee featured, as usual, a few remarks from the president. Tom Sullivan said he'd ordered a review of the campus emergency reporting system's recent performance after the Redstone melee on Dec. 3 … Continue reading
Besides fossil fuels, what else?
The latest divestment campaign at UVM, like its predecessors, invokes UVM's mission/vision and Common Ground values and contends they conflict with ownership of targeted companies, in this case, fossil-fuel companies. All of which raises a familiar question: What else is … Continue reading
UVM's selectivity: a postscript
As today's story suggests, UVM isn't particularly selective in admissions — but hopes to become more so. If you're wondering how UVM compares to various locals, here are some numbers for 2012 (note: the table with the story shows data … Continue reading
Alumni job surveys: the rest of the story
When it comes to college-graduate employment surveys, here's the rest of the story: Colleges needn't rely on snail mail questionnaires or social-media monitoring to find out how many recent alums are employed and how much they're making. There's another way … Continue reading
UVM's very own election campaign
If you're wondering what concerted action UVM plans to take to avert another union coming together on the Hill, we have the answer: Nothing. No meetings with employees, no union-busting consultants – nada, or so we've been assured by Tom … Continue reading