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- Border Patrol shooting
- Heartbroken mother of Juárez teen fatally shot by border agent seeks justice
- Federal appeals court dismisses lawsuit in Border Patrol shooting of Juárez teen
- Both sides upbeat after hearing in boy's fatal shooting by Border Patrol agent
- Federal appeals court to hear case of Juárez teen killed by Border Patrol agent
- Court: Border Patrol agent who fatally shot Juárez teen can be sued
- US won't release videos in Border Patrol shooting of Juárez teen, lawyers say
- Lawyers: Juárez teen fatally shot by Border Patrol agent not throwing rocks
- Border Patrol under scrutiny for deadly force
- Suit in fatal shooting of Mexican teen by Border Patrol agent gains support
- Downtown protest in memory of teen shot, killed by U.S. Border Patrol agent
- US officials to visit parents of Mexican teen shot, killed by Border Patrol agent
- Chihuahua officials seek extradition of border agent in the '10 shooting death of teenager
- Dead teen's family to pursue suit against Border Patrol agent
- Dead Mexican teen's family to pursue suit against Border Patrol agent
- Shooting suit against border agent dismissed
- Mexican officials offer legal help to family of Juárez boy fatally shot by US agent
- Family to appeal suit dismissal in border death
- Lawsuit names Border Patrol agent who allegedly shot, killed Juárez teen
- Shooting of teen by border patrol agent was 'justified,' lawyer says
- Family of Juárez 15-year-old shot and killed by a U.S. Border Patrol agent: 'We just want justice'
- Family sues US in border shooting
- Kin of Mexican teen shot by Border Patrol agent to sue over death
- Border Patrol agent who shot boy is back on duty
- Official: Border Patrol agent who shot, killed 15-year-old boy back on duty
- Group marches outside Border Patrol offices to protest shooting death
- Experts say extradition unlikely if Border Patrol agent charged
- Ignacio Padilla: Mexico must police its side of the border
- Juárez police to assist in border areas
- Threats target Border Patrol agents
- Times Q&A: Ex-agent says Border Patrol has grown, but dangers remain
- Iowa senator says proper fence could have prevented border shooting
- Group attacks border fence in protest of border patrol shooting
- Notable quotes: Border patrol shooting
- Attorney General Eric Holder regrets shooting of Mexican teen
- Agents are trained to use nonlethal weapons, too
- Feds investigate shooting: Border agent's slaying of Juárez teen triggers civil-rights case
- Ouisa D. Davis: Fatal shooting raises issue of enforcement vs. basic rights
- Feds launch civil-rights investigation in border agent's slaying of Mexican teen
- Mexican President Felipe Calderon urges U.S. probe of border deaths
- US officials: Youth shot by Border Patrol agent had record as smuggler
- In Juárez, little outcry over death of teenager
- Border agents on bikes armed with water, batons, guns
- Activists gather at bridge to remember teenager shot, killed by Border Patrol agent
- U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes: Border Patrol shooting will not affect relations with Mexico
- Boy shot and killed by Border Patrol agent will be buried Thursday
- Vigil tonight for boy shot and killed by Border Patrol agent
- Two men arrested in connection with Border Patrol shooting remain in custody
- Dozens protest fatal shooting of boy by Border Patrol agent
- Mexico anger high as US Border Patrol agent kills teen
- Officials: US agents increasingly face dangerous attacks
- Mexico blasts fatal shooting by Border Patrol agent
- Juárez mayor reacts to fatal shooting of teenager by Border Patrol agent
- Timeline: Border Patrol incidents in El Paso sector
- Raw video: Border shooting interview 2
- Raw video: Border shooting interview 1
- Raw video: Scenes from the border shooting
- Chart: Attacks against Border Patrol agents in El Paso sector
- Border Patrol agent who shot and killed 15-year-old boy fired gun several times
- Update: 15-year old shot and killed by Border Patrol agent near Paso del Norte Bridge
- Statement by Chihuahua authorities on Border Patrol agent involved in shooting
- Border agent involved in shooting near Paso del Norte bridge
A $25 million suit against the United States filed by the family of a 15-year-old Juárez boy who was shot and killed by a Border Patrol agent on the Rio Grande has been dismissed.
The suit, filed by the family of Sergio Adrian Hernandez Güereca, alleged that the Border Patrol agent "negligently, wrongfully and tortuously caused the death of Güereca" on June 7, 2010, near the Paso del Norte Bridge.
Senior U.S. District Judge David Briones dismissed the case Aug. 11, according to court documents. The ruling basically says that because the boy was shot in Mexico, there are no statutes that would apply in suing the U.S. government.
The shooting of the boy made international news and was videotaped on a cellphone on the Mexican side of the border.
According to the suit, Border Patrol Agent Jesus Mesa Jr. was patrolling on a bicycle when he came upon a group of boys who had been running up a concrete drainage culvert and touching the U.S. fence line.
When Mesa detained one of the boys, the rest of the group allegedly began to throw rocks at the agent. Mesa then raised his firearm and fired shots at the group, striking Hernández Güereca twice, once fatally in the head.
A Corpus Christi law firm, Hilliard Muñoz Gonzales LLP, represents Hernández Güereca's parents, Maria Guadalupe Güereca Betancour and Jesus Hernández. They could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
Hernández's family and Mexican officials have demanded a full investigation.
But legal experts have said that, according to a treaty between the United States and Mexico, the agent's extradition is not likely, even if the Mexican government requests it.
A civil rights investigation by the FBI is continuing in the case.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder described Hernández's death as "extremely regrettable" during a news conference last year about an unrelated drug operation in Washington, D.C.
Holder, according to a transcript provided by the Department of Justice, said the FBI is investigating the shooting of the Juárez teenager.
"The matter is under investigation," Holder said. "And we'll have to determine exactly what happened, who, if anyone, should be held responsible, what the circumstances were for the shooting. And all that is just a part of this ongoing investigation."
The shooting was recorded in a cellphone video that was aired internationally by a Spanish-language television network.
The video shows an encounter that begins when a group of men try to cross a border fence near the railroad Black Bridge, just west of the Paso del Norte Bridge.
A Border Patrol agent is seen arriving on a bicycle, and rocks are allegedly being thrown at the agent while he tries to detain a man on the U.S. edge of the river. The agent is seen pointing his handgun, and three gunshots are heard.
Güereca can then be seen lying on the ground at the foot of the Black Bridge on the Mexican side of the mostly dry river. It is not shown if he was throwing rocks.
The teenager was buried in Juárez.
The boy's family described the him as a student who stayed out of trouble. But U.S. law enforcement officials said he had a criminal record of sneaking undocumented immigrants across the border.
Mexican President Felipe Calderón also called for a full investigation in the boy's death.
In a statement, Calderón said the teenager's case was especially serious because "Sergio Adrian Hernández was a minor, and he was killed by gunfire while on Mexican territory, in Ciudad Juárez."
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Only time i've had massive DPC problems when my gfx card was dying my old machine 3 years back, and I think on that system it was only happening because the rest of it was dying too! :/
I didn't debug it further as it was RAMBUS and seriously not worth getting parts to test, lol.

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Brett Rogers talks to us about Bellator, TRT and that whole domestic abuse thing...
Dana White said that Brett Rogers coming to the UFC would be like a deer in headlights. First off, a deer in headlights would be the smallest deer in the world. That's the type of deer you can fit in your pocket and impress chicks by placing it on the table while it knocked over their glass of rum and coke in Bambi-like fashion. Neither of those scenarios have happened. It's not 2009 anymore. The MMA landscape is different, and Bellator recognized this by signing 'Da Grim' to an exclusive contract, enabling the former Strikeforce heavyweight fighter to make his debut this Friday at Bellator 71 against Kevin Asplund.
After three arduous years, we finally caught up with Brett Rogers and asked him every question you wanted to know -- even the bad stuff. He didn't let back, and we published everything he told us. We're not sure if this is the the first time he opened up about his 2011 domestic violence incident, but for the sake of all things awesome, we're going to assume it is.
[important title="We've been trying to contact you forever..."]"Man it's been some sh**, it's been hell these 365 days but I'm back on with a top show, Bellator, and I'm feeling good man."[/important]
[important title="Go back to 2008, your agent at the time said that Alistair Overeem had two chances to fight you and that he turned them down, is that true?"]
"Yeah I do remember that situation, Alistair did have chances. It was such a long time ago, but this is how I remember it: we bumped into each other at a fight show and that was when I was trying to figure out who was who and who I should be fighting. Alistair was obviously the champion, the champion out of the East doing it real big over there. I saw him as a great fight to conquer, I wanted to fight the best and I still want to fight the best. At first it was arguments between managers, then the managers and the organizations and then it got to me and him, we had our words. I told Alistair we're either going to fight now or fight later...so let's get this going.
When our fight came about, it was an awakening moment for me because I've never fought anybody at that level. It showed me that I have things that I need to work on, and I've been working on them. There's been a lot of real-life 'events' going on in my life. The way I see it is Bellator is my first fight coming back from...whatever, the BS that's been going on in my life this past year and time to start moving forward, and hopefully successfully." [/important]
[important title="Before you were fighting, you worked at Sam's Club. Has your life sort of went in reverse the past year?"]
"I've been down in the money department. I haven't fought anyone to earn money...you can kind of guess the bills have been piling up. I went back to Pioneer Press working newspaper routes and a lot of people want to give me sh** for it but when it comes down to it, it keeps me out of trouble. Ever since that event, I've been trying to keep it real with people. People want to talk shit, some people want to give me positive words and motivation. This is real life. This isn't a movie. It is what it is.
Bjorn [Rebney] did not have to put me on Bellator. He could have said 'Brett, you're too hot for me to touch right now,' and not in a positive way. I promised him, I gave him my word that if you put me on, I'm going to fight to the best of my ability."[/important]
[important title="Recently Alistair Overeem tested positive for a banned substance, what's your take on this?"]
"Alistair felt that it was OK to do what he did because it's allowed in Japan and out in the East. So coming over here in the states he felt he could still do that stuff and get all cocky, but it caught up with him. I knew, I'm not stupid. You can look at this man and tell that he was on something. Everyone knew that was the case and all he needed to do was stay off of them. His confidence would have been a whole lot different in our fight with it than without it.
I'm not knocking him, but someone in his management crew should have told him to leave it alone. It's on him, so whatever is about to happen to him is about to happen to him."[/important]
[important title="What's your opinion on TRT?"]
"If I say yes to TRT, then I need to be saying 'yes' to whatever Alistair is on. It's an enhancer! I'm all for natural supplements, but some of these enhancers is getting real borderline to the numbers on the steroid charts and if you're doing something that approaches those numbers, you're not keeping it real with everyone.
I'll tell you what, I got my steak and potatoes, my fish and rice and I try to keep it real. I'll throw a vitamin in my system, just normal stuff that I can get from GNC. Those types of enhancements I'm down with and anyone can talk to me about that.
I'm not down for PED and TRT, because most of it is going to bite you in the ass in the end."[/important]
[important title="What went wrong in your fight against Fedor?"]
"What went wrong...I was thinking too much and I never fought a guy on that level. I just beat Andre and I felt great about that, still do. Then I got to Fedor, I knew who Fedor was...but I didn't really know who he was. If I was to fight Fedor today [pauses and laughs], it definitely would have been a different me. That's all I know.
Living and learning, Fedor is a guy -- when it comes to his MMA and tactics, keeping himself safe...I could tell he was a different type of fighter. I cracked him here, cracked him there and he was still standing in front of me.
I felt that I won the first round and in the second, I thought I would have to just take this man down and get him out of here, like what happened against Bigfoot [Silva]. Another side of me said that I needed to keep my combinations and stand with him. I was thinking too much. Next time I would go with the flow and whatever is going to happen is going to happen.
Like I said, I didn't know too much about him at the time. When I was introduced to Fedor, I knew that he was getting a lot of credit out East and in Pride. I felt this was an outsider coming into the cage and that's all I needed to know. [I knew that] he liked to box and you got to watch his hips.
It felt like my career shot up so quick and I was moving so fast that I couldn't really see what was going on and then I got to Fedor and what happened, happened."[/important]
[important title="How did your EA Sports MMA deal manifest and how much were you paid?"]
"Well, it was a lot of cash just to stand there and take pictures. My manager had connections, so I bumped into the EA guys, they were real cool and we kind of hit it off like that.
They came out to the gym and took some photos of me, it was kind of weird man for me to just take some stills [photos] and the game exists.
I made a nice little dime off of that. It was cool. I hope I get approached with that same situation with Bellator's upcoming game."[/important]
[important title="On Inside MMA a few years ago you said that you turned down the role of B.A. Baracus in the recent remake of the A-Team movie, is that true?"]"Yeah, that's true. That is true. I couldn't see myself doing it at that time because at that time it was in between Alistair and Fedor and I wasn't about to mess that opportunity up. I also felt my reading wasn't on par to take on such a big movie role, especially a Mr. T role. I didn't want to disrespect him."[/important]
[important title="Back in 2009 you cut a PSA for dog fighting, do you remember that?"] "Yeah, 'Knockout Dog Fighting.' That was me. I still throw that out from time to time, I still let people know in my neighborhood how to prevent animal problems, because some people just don't know." [/important]
[important title="On June 29th 2011 you were arrested and charged with domestic assault in the third degree and the endangerment of a child. I know it's a subject that you don't want to get into, but I'm sure my readers will appreciate you if you are 100% honest with them."]
"That day [long pause], after the fight with Barnett, anytime after a fight we get together with family and friends and we were having a small get-together. We're still new to the neighborhood out here, new to the suburbs and we were trying to get to know our neighbors. We have one neighbor that's pretty loud and then another neighbor on the opposite end of us that's the complete opposite, but real opinionated. She had a problem with my dog because her son came behind my house one day when we weren't here and out of town, I warned the kid that yeah he's a nice dog, but he still needs to be trained. He's a three-year-old so you know it's in one ear and right out the other but I told the mother and I had signs around my house that said 'Be careful of the dog.' He didn't pay attention to it, so when he opened the gate, my dog did what he was supposed to do and protect the house and check out anybody that's foreign to him. So the little guy came in my backyard, the dog tackled him I suppose, and nipped him by his nose. I don't know if he nipped him or scratched him, but somehow the boy was hurt by my dog.
Of course he got to the hospital because my step-mom was around and she called the cops, the cops came out and did what they needed to do...take the dog. The mother [of the kid] had things to say to me, we tried to keep it real and adult-like because there's no sense in being loud, she knew I was going to take care of it.
My wife approached her, lady to lady, saying 'is there anything we can do to help?' It turned out the little boy had stitches, four to six stitches on his face. She was real sensitive about it, and I understand it was a life or death situation, but she was like 'F*** you' even though we could have taken care of the medical costs. It could have gone a lot smoother, but she wanted to be stern, and that right there was pretty stressful. It was stressful in our house and we [my wife] were going back and forward, trying to figure things out. Keep in mind, my wife and I have been together...forever. We've been married for eight years, we've been together for a good eleven or twelve [years], so it was just normal arguing. Losing the Barnett fight, the stress from the dog incident, the aggressiveness of that day and week... [long pause]
So later that day, we had company, some drinks. The company was new to us, and it got to a point where the ladies were arguing back and forth about the dog situation. I got to the point where I needed to say everything I needed to say to the woman, and I couldn't do or say anything else. It was whatever for me. My wife was still going back and forth with this woman trying to calm her down and figure out the situation and she wasn't getting into what my wife was saying. She [the mother] was taking her frustrations out on her [Brett's wife] and I was taking my frustrations out on her [his wife].
The law [police] came out and said that I said that I wanted to kill the woman [the mother of the kid], I know I talk a lot when I get angry...but that was all bullsh**. I told that to them, the entire story and how the woman was being irrational. My wife had my back on that one, and the cops left. Later that night I felt the party was over for me. I was drinking, I actually had a lot since it was after a fight. I'm not a drinker, but I will drink for a special occasion.
I was done with the scene that night, and then I was awakened by my wife and I'm taking all kinds of heat. I'm being yelled at, I'm being screamed at, doors are being slammed, a whole bunch of craziness is just going on. I didn't understand why my wife was yelling at me and why we are all of a sudden 'into it.'
I knew a lot of stuff was in the air, but at this point I was just beyond myself and mad. Furious. Pissed off. Whatever word you want to use. She's cussing me out, I'm cussing her out and it got to the point where property was starting to get damaged. It was really loud, the neighbors were nervous and scared. A lot of that added up to the equation.
Me and my wife, we were just at a point in life...I just lost my [Strikeforce] contract, I didn't know what I was going to do. My neighbors were getting on my nerves...my head was just all over the place. My wife was throwing plates and glasses at me...
We just miscommunicated...[Long pause]
It was a hellish moment. I feel bad for putting my hands on my wife because I am not that type of person, you can ask anybody that knows me. That's just not in my character...but we all know that it happened and I'm still apologizing to this day. I feel really bad that my family had to go through this, we're all going through this together and I could never say enough 'sorrys' to my wife and I'm going to continue to say 'I'm sorry' to her. This is the mother of my child, [tears up] this is the mother of my kids. I shouldn't be this upset towards her. It happened, I put my hands on my wife and it's just been horrible. Very horrible.
I did my time in jail, I'm on probation until the end of 2013 and I accomplished my anger management class. I passed my chemical dependency test. Now we're getting along great, our communication is greater because of counseling, we're still in counseling and we're just living and learning like everyone else.
Sh** happens, but that sh** ain't happening again."[/important]
[important title="Alright on to Bellator, have you been watch Cole Konrad's fights since he's been the heavyweight champion?"]"Yeah I've been watching his fights. I'm not really on it yet, but he knows that I'm going to be headhunting for him if everything falls in place. He's a big guy, but to me he's a smaller guy. I'm definitely taller. My reach is a little bit longer than him. He's no punk when it comes to wrestling, I give him that. For now, I'm going to take every fight one at a time but I'm keeping in mind who's on the top, and he's holding my title."[/important]
[important title="In order to get your title shot you'll have to go through the Bellator heavyweight tournament, do you think anyone out there besides Cole Konrad poses a true threat to you?"]
"When it comes down to it, Cole Konrad is going to be the tough one to take down. Let's face it, this man has multiple wrestling acclamations saying that he's going to hold his ground and take people down whenever.
Eric Prindle can pose problems because of his height and striking. I'm debuting in Bellator this week so by the time I see them, I'll already be down in California training with Josh Barnett and his crew and in Florida training at American Top Team. They have some big guys out there that I would love to work with. That's probably where I'm going to go after this [Bellator] fight.
Up to this point I really didn't care so much about jiu-jitsu because I felt that punches would kill jiu-jitsu. I'm going to work really hard on my jiu-jitsu and really hard on my wrestling. Everything else I feel like I'm comfortable with. Really, I have to look past Cole Konrad if I go to the UFC. People need to stop pretending like that's not going to be an option.
If you're at the top then I need to be in that organization. Number one, man. Going forward."[/important]


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Farmers angry over TB threaten to quit union
Posted: January 17, 2013|
SOME farmers are so angry at the handling of badgers and TB in cattle they are talking about leaving the NFU.
They include long standing and prominent figures within the union.
The disenchantment with the crisis over bovine TB comes after the introduction of new on-farm and cattle movement measures to try to control the disease.
The chairman of the North Devon branch of the NFU, David Verney, said a leading member, whom he wished not to name, had approached him saying that he was leaving.
"It was the fact the Government is putting new restrictions on us without doing anything to the wildlife," he said. "We've got members leaving because they don't think the union is doing enough."
When the new controls were announced last year the livestock advisor for the NFU, Peter Garbutt, said they would "simplify the complex patchwork of the parish system, keep our testing regime one step ahead of the disease and ensure that investigation of new TB breakdowns is risk based."
David Verney said that some farmers believe the crisis threatens the beef industry in Britain.
"They say the NFU shouldn't be accepting the restrictions, that we should be saying 'enough is enough' until we've got action on wildlife.
"These new rules will stop people trading cattle and if you do that the industry is stifled. I don't want to lose members who have the experience and can voice their opinions.
"If all our livestock chaps decide to do that then the battle is over because they won't be keeping any more cattle.
"It's pretty desperate, and it's so sad when so many well-bred cattle are being lost."


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I have to confess, I'm not a potato salad lover. I do have this one recipe that I like, probably because it does not involve mayonnaise and it DOES involve bacon, and because I do love you so much I am going to give you the link for it, even though it is from the first month of my blog's existence when I knew next to nothing about how to write a blog, put pictures up on a blog, or that if you were going to include recipes on a blog it would be handy to have something that lets folks actually print it out.
Potato Salad with Bacon and Parsley
I have learned so much. I have graduated from Blog Nursery School to at least 4th grade. I think. Anyway, being the non-potato-salad-lover that I am, I perked up a little when I ran across this recipe for a crispy potato salad with chimichurri sauce. Crispy = fried = a potato salad that even I could get excited about. And don't even get me started on chimichurri, which is a scrumptious sauce of parsley, lemon juice, olive oil, and in this case two special guest stars. The first is a tomatillo, which I have never run across before. They have nothing to do with tomatoes other than the fact that they are vaguely the same shape. They are a tart little vegetable covered in a papery husk, and there they were, right in my grocery store.
It gets chopped up in the food processor with the other chumichurri ingredients, along with (don't be scared)…some anchovies. I promise you that your potato salad will not taste one little bit like salty fish…the anchovies somehow disappear into the sauce and give it that extra bit of flavor that folks will love but won't be able to put their finger on. Promise.
All this delicious sauce gets drizzled over some potatoes that you have boiled, sliced and then quickly fried in a little olive oil until they are golden and perfect.
Now that's a potato salad that I can love.
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January, wow! What a crazy month for our beloved Knicks. With ups and downs, with bad losses and great wins, like winning at internet roulette, the first month of 2011 has been a real challenge for us.
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If anyone is thinking about beating Mass Effect 2 on Insanity, I have a few tips to get you started on the right foot. First off, fly yourself to your nearest monastary to master the art of patience. Now that you are prepared for what could be an extremely lengthy, sometimes infuriating yet thoroughly enjoyable experience, you will need to choose your class.
Contrary to reasonable assumption, you are better off not starting with an experience character since you will start with the same limited arsenale regardless of your level. I chose a ME1 character loadout and and with a bonus ability that complimented my class (ie. Sentinel's should not choose a sheild bonus ability since this is already a built in ability for that class). Don't worry, if you for some reason choose a bonus ability you do not like, you can change it for 5,000 ezzo at any point in the game. My last tip for getting started is not to pick a class on either of the extreme sides of the combat spectrum, being the Vanguard and Soldier classes. You will want and need a well rounded Sheppard. My preferred class is the Sentinel due to its added shielding, warp and overcharge abilities. Also, as a side note, make sure you elect to manually use your team mates' biotic abilities (this is something you will need to learn to master).
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So much has happened since my last post I don't even know where to start! Emilia is now 14 months old and I know I mentioned in her 9 month update that I wanted her to stay that age forever but that's because I didn't know her at 14 months. This is seriously the most fun we've had yet!
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Charcuterie: Dry-Cured Salami / Salumi
Posted 13 February 2010 - 05:04 PM
I have quite a few books on charcuterie, including the Marianski book dedicated to dry-curing. I do my curing in a wine fridge, I've got a smoker set up, I use the Northern Tool grinder, and a cylinder stuffer with a 5lb capacity. Hell, I've even got an old slicer I got off eBay. I should be totally good to go. But sometimes, you just have one of those days...
This morning I threw away twelve pounds of salami that I started curing last weekend. The problem? I killed the starter. Somehow. Dunno what I did, but when my new pH test strips arrived (thanks for the recommendation, Dougal, they worked great), to my surprise the pH had not dropped one bit. But, it turns out the three-year-old bottle of distilled water I was using to make the meat slurry had a pH of 5.5!!!
So, this topic is for advice, assistance, and general commiseration about how everything woulda been just fine if only...
Advice point 1: when that package of starter culture says "use no less than 1/4 of this package," they have a reason. Because instead, I foolishly followed the Marianski recipe to the letter and included only 0.6 grams of starter. The results speak for themselves. Hey, maybe that's not what did it, maybe there was something else wrong. But $45 in trashed meat later and I'm seriously regretting my decision to skimp on the starter.
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Posted 15 February 2010 - 04:05 PM
IIRC Ruhlman even does some - sometimes using 'Fermento' for flavouring, rather than fermentation for protection.
As long as you are sure that there was an appropriate amount of Cure No2 (nitrite + nitrate) well-distributed through the mix, I'm surprised that you dumped it.
The characteristic 'pinkening' of the meat is a visual confirmation of nitrite/nitrate curing.
If the meat were grey or brown, I'd be dumping it as quickly as I could.
But the nitrate/nitrite cure should ensure safety from C Bot. And your sausages look nice and pink ...
OK, so the flavour without overt acidifying fermentation might be different to your expectations, but it should be perfectly safe.
You might be interested to search Jane Grigson's Charcuterie book (first published 1967 and about then-current rural artisanal French practice) for any reference whatsoever to bacterial cultures. I've not found one.
Its only if you are trying to work without nitrite & nitrate that acidification becomes a vital safety matter.
However, we are all entitled to choose what margin of safety we are comfortable with - most especially when we offer the fruits of our labours to others.
Nevertheless, it seems like an extremely cautious action to dump the lot because you hadn't detected acidification, and without any other indication of a failed cure.
You could have completed the cure and given first tasting rights to a neighbour's dog if you yourself didn't fancy the role of guinea pig, once known as the Court Taster. (Beware the salami and the mushrooms at the Borgia's!)
Certainly, I suggested using cheap pH papers rather than an expensive (and annoyingly fussy and demanding) meter.
Nevertheless, I wouldn't have expected you to be dumping large quantities of nitrate-protected meat on the basis of a pH reading alone (whether from a test paper or an unreliable meter).
I'm astonished.
Have you checked the pH you measure when testing (with identical methodology) other samples of dried sausage, commercial and home-cured?
It might be interesting to try calibrating your taste sensation of acid tangeyness against your standard-methodology measurements.
Anyway, a practical question, how much are you diluting the meat to make your "slurry"?
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Posted 15 February 2010 - 09:13 PM
To do the pH measurement I am diluting the salami with an equal weight of water. I didn't bother to correct the numbers I reported for the dilution since they were so far off the target pH. If my math is correct, if I dilute a sausage with a pH of 4.9 by half, I should measure a pH of about 5.2. The (corrected) pH of my Salami Lombardia mixture before curing was about 6.
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Posted 16 February 2010 - 03:33 AM
Because the sausage isn't 100% water, and because only a fraction of the sausage-water is truly free to mix with the dilution water, I think an apparent 50:50 dilution could in effect be a massively greater dilution.
I'd be thinking of testing by cutting up your sample as finely as you possibly can - really mincing it with your knife. Then I'd be adding a tiny amount of water, maybe 5 to 10% of the meat sample weight, and continue chopping to mix the water in. And then I'd leave it to infuse for a while. Absent a stoppered test tube, wrapping the wet meat in clingfilm sounds like a reasonable idea.
After half an hour or so of infusion at room temperature, I'd try and squeeze a drop of liquor from the paste and test that drop with the test paper. Maybe a scrupulously clean garlic crusher would help with the squeezing.
And I'd be trying to calibrate my method against the sharpest, most acid, sausage I could lay my hands on.
Certainly, I wouldn't believe that my sausage WASN'T acid until after I had successfully detected the acidity in a "known-good" sample of sausage.
The pH paper should test the solution's pH well enough. The thing I'd be worrying about was whether the solution adequately represented the sausage - which is why I'd be doing "calibration trials" against known acid ("tangey") sausages. And minimising the dilution.
I'm sure that commercially, macroscopic samples would be blitzed in some sort of blender -- but domestically, you'd want to be taking the smallest possible sample, which probably rules out your blender.
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Posted 19 February 2010 - 02:19 PM
Using the test strips I've got, and armed with two fresh batches of salami at 80 hours of fermentation at 20°C with the T-SPX culture (adding in greater quantity and with greater care than before), I tried a few different pH measurement techniques.
First off, I simply pressed the test area onto the middle part of a sample cut off of my test article:
Second, I added just a drop or two of tap water to the test sample, mashed it in with a fork, and again pressed the strip against it:
Next, I followed the instructions typically given in books to make a slurry using 50/50 salami and water. I mashed the salami and water together thoroughly with a fork, and then immediately dipped the strip, scooping against the meat chunks:
Next, I took dougal's suggestion and let that slurry "marinate" for an hour. I then stirred it up a bit more, and again scooping against the meat:
Finally, as a control test I wetted a piece of clean paper towel with tap water, and then squeezed it as dry as I could, in an attempt to approximate the moistness of the first test sample (the salami alone test, with no additional water):
It's interesting to me to look back at these photos as see how much clearer the colors are than they were live in my kitchen: there, the differing reflectivity of the test sample and the chart made it a bit difficult to compare the colors, as opposed to looking more at the darkness, or saturation. For reference, based on the quantity of sugar in these salami and the fermentation temperature, I expect the pH after 80 hours to be approximately 4.8, if everything worked properly. This is the minimum pH I expect to reach during the process, after 80 hours nearly all of the sugar should have been consumed by the T-SPX.
In the photos, a couple things seem apparent:
First off, the "control" sample I show at the end gives the same results as dipping the strip in a cup of tap water (no photo taken, but I compared them side-by-side), which confirms that very little actual liquid is required to get a measurement.
Second, I believe this confirms dougal's suggestion above that the slurry is much more dilute than expected, at least until it has "marinated" for a hour. I only tested a one-hour time lapse: it could well be that it takes several hours for the solution to equalize at the actual pH. By my reading the pH of the pre-marination reads between 6 and 6.5, whereas after an hour it reads closer to the 5.6 on the chart (which corresponds to an actual measured pH of 5.3 once corrected for the dilution).
Third, the pH measured by simply pressing the strip into the middle of a freshly-cut piece of my test article gives between 4.8 and 5.2, basically exactly the expected pH for a successful fermentation. So IF this is a valid measurement technique, then the pH is spot on, the fermentation was successful, and my second safety factor is in place (the cure #2 being the first line of defense). Any suggestions on how else to test the correctness of this way of using the papers?
Finally, here are the salami after fermentation (the plastic-wrapped bit in the middle is one of my test samples). On the far side are three Salami Finocchiona, and an the near are four Salami Lombardia.
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A few of them had small patches of green mold on them:
After Chris Amirault's and my encounter at the Calabria Pork Store, I followed that guy's practice of washing and skinning the salami, and not worrying about the green mold. I then vacuum-sealed them and tossed them in the refrigerator where I will leave them for the next week to allow the internal moisture to even out some. I sampled the ends of a couple of them and they both turned out very well. I thought the Lombardia tasted a little too salty, considering that it has very little other flavorings besides just the taste of the cured pork. The Finocchiona was fantastic, though.
Posted 25 March 2010 - 04:41 PM
I am in N.California, started making salami several month ago, made total ~15 lbs so far with great results. So far I was drying it in my garage and the temperature/humidity was perferct (50-60F, ~60%) until a few weeks ago, when it became too warm during daytime. Then I converted small dorm fridge with diy temperature controller.
Now, I had a batch of Salame di Sant'Olcese with a T-SPX starter, fermented with a light smoke at ~75F for 60 hours, then put it in my fridge. Longs story short, few hours later accidentally disconnected my temperature controller and the temperature in the fridge dropped to about 37F for 5-6 hours or so while I noticed it, then I returned it back to 55F.
Now, the question is: is this batch completelly ruined or is it safe to use it when it is dryed?
Anything can be done to salvage it?
Thanks anyone!
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I was thinking of just a tight wrap with cheesecloth and then the netting.
Will this work or do we need the casings.
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Encouraged by the discussions of green fur being washed off, this time round I started at the right time of year. The sausages were simply hung in the [cool but otherwise near ideal] conditions out in the unheated workshop about a month ago. They could, I think, have been called ready a week ago, had I been home to deal with them. In any case, here's the result. I'm happy.
Stuffed into regular hog casings, the only deviation from the Ruhlman recipe was a rather heavy hand with the garlic. Not a disaster in these parts
With vague notions of innoculation, after stuffing the casings were wiped down with a piece of white-molded rind from some brie we had to hand, but at no point was any sign found of the mold on the sausages. The dark flecks visible in the cut product are coarse black pepper.
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To Chris H's point, it's always worth remembering that this particular art started in caves, basements, and kitchens. (Let's not even talk about Arthur Ave store fronts.) Tossing in some slight temperature variability is probably not worrisome for the home charcutier.
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By Charlie Widdoes (Twitter)
How it happened:
The Knicks had climbed back from a 15 -point deficit early in the second half and from seven down late in the 4th quarter, and with 24 seconds left in the game, Beno Udrih sunk a free throw to give them a one-point lead.
Washington had the entirety of the shot clock to work for a shot, and with the option of isolating either one of its talented guards, Bradley Beal took the ball on the left wing, sized up Beno Udrih, and drove right in for the layup.
With just second left, Carmelo Anthony tried to answer as he had all game, but couldn't get a clean look and the Knicks dropped a heartbreaker at home.
It was a heartbreaker, indeed, on a night when Melo not only scored 32 points but repeatedly showed his acumen passing out of double teams to open shooters.
Another contest full of unselfish play helped J.R. Smith come alive, as the former 6th Man of the Year drained five 3s and was instrumental in a second half rally that brought the Knicks back from another lackluster performance. Smith's scoring, in addition to Iman Shumpert's stout defense on Wall, helped neutralize the Wizards' star guard in the final frame.
But without Pablo Prigioni, who left the game in the beginning of the 3rd quarter with a broken toe, Udrih and Co. were unable to hold the lead on the game's final possession.
Knick of the Night:
Once again, Anthony was sensational. We know his scoring ability, but not enough can be said about his decision making and leadership tonight. His final line read "32 points, 12-for-20 shooting" -- just another efficient performance from the Knicks' star.
Looking Ahead:
After practice tomorrow, the Knicks will fly to Milwaukee to face the bucks on Wednesday.
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Researchers have tended to overlook the brain in studying the many aspects of the Mediterranean lifestyle, including red wine and olive oil, that are thought to confer cardiovascular health. But a new study suggests that taking an afternoon siesta also may decrease one's risk of heart disease.
Working with Greek participants in an ongoing, international study, researchers at the University of Athens Medical School and the Harvard School of Public Health followed a group of more than 23,000 healthy people for an average of six years. In addition to napping frequency, the investigators studied diet and exercise habits, smoking, body mass index, employment status, and education levels.
People who napped at least three times a week for at least thirty minutes at a time had 37 percent lower incidence of death from heart disease than those who did not nap. The association was strongest among working men. Intensive statistical scrutiny ruled out other habits as being responsible for the dramatic difference in death from heart-related causes. (Only six deaths were observed in working women during the study period.)
Although the result is not precisely a neurological finding, research has shown that too little sleep can interfere with the brain's orchestration of the stress response, throwing levels of stress hormones into imbalance and setting the stage for many stress-related illnesses. "Among healthy adults, siesta, possibly on account of stress-releasing consequences, may reduce coronary mortality," the authors write.
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Jagadis, I and Rao, G Syda and Joshi, K K and Kanthan, K P (2010) Fishery and population dynamics of the sacred chank Turbinella pyrum (=Xancus pyrum Linnaeus, 1758) off Kayalpattinam in the Gulf of Mannar. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 57 (3). pp. 1-5.
The fishery and population dynamics of the sacred chank, Turbinella pyrum exploited by bottom-set gillnet off Kayalpattinam, Gulf of Mannar were studied during 2004-2006. The size/weight range was between 80-290 mm / 60 to 1600 g. The age of the chanks was estimated to be 20+ years and it reaches 94/135, 154/453, 197/833 and 227 mm /1195 g in 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th year of life. The length–weight relationship (L-W) of T. pyrum was W = 0.001728 * L (2.47087), length–maximum shell diameter (L-MSD) was W = 0.0011749 * MSD (2.851393). The VBGF parameters estimated are L∝ = 306.1 mm, K = 0.33 yr-1 and Wα = 2.5 kg. Estimated total mortality, natural mortality and the fishing mortality are 1.6913 yr-1, 0.45909 yr-1 and 1.2322 yr-1 respectively. From the estimates arrived at, the fishing pressure on chanks in the fishing ground is evident and about 30% reduction from the present effort of 5,943 units operated from Kayalpattinam is required to sustain the stock and return to the maximum sustainable yield (MSY) of 48.5 t.
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Sunderland 0 - 2 Bolton
Two goals from Bolton striker Marvin Sordell set up a fourth-round tie with Everton and knocked Sunderland out of the FA Cup.
The home side dominated the first half but failed to make it count with Adam Johnson going closest.
Sordell's first of the night came from the penalty spot after Darren Pratley was bought down by Jack Colback.
He doubled the advantage and scored his fourth of the season firing home from close-range.
There was another boost for the visitors when United States international Stuart Holden came on to make his first appearance since September 2011, after recovering from a serious knee injury.
Bolton's FA Cup form
Since going out in the third-round to Sunderland in 2009, Bolton reached the last 16 of the FA Cup in 2010, the last four in 2011 and the quarter-finals last season.
Bolton, who led 2-0 in the first match before being pegged back, opted to make six changes from the side that drew with Millwall at the weekend, while Martin O'Neill named his strongest side as he looked to progress in the competition.
It was the home side who started the brighter and Johnson was the pick of the players but he was twice denied by Andy Lonergan in the Bolton goal.
The visitors withstood the pressure, which saw Titus Bramble and Connor Wickham also go close before the interval, and opened the scoring with their first decent chance.
Pratley combined well with Chris Eagles before bursting into the box, only to be bought down.
Sordell, who has found goals hard to come by this season, made no mistake from the spot, beating Sunderland keeper Simon Mignolet.
The second goal came 10 minutes later when Eagles threaded his pass to Tyrone Mears, who squared for Sordell to force his second under Mignolet, from close range.
Sebastian Larsson, on as a second-half substitute, went close with a late free-kick for the Black Cats but Bolton held on and will welcome Everton to the Reebok Stadium in 12 days time.
Sunderland Martin O'Neill: "It was really disappointing, following Saturday's excellent display, and we need to start getting some consistency to our game.
"We're going to have to get it. This is a big club and we shouldn't be spending 40 years without winning something, we really shouldn't.
"I know some people field weakened sides but we didn't, we tried to win tonight and we weren't able to do it and that was very disappointing."
Bolton manager Dougie Freedman: "We had a game plan tonight and I felt we stuck to it. I think we defended very well and made sure in the first 60 minutes we limited Sunderland to a few opportunities.
"We're looking forward to it (Everton). We feel right now that we can perform against anyone, and if we defend like we did tonight and keep our discipline, we have definitely got every chance."
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FA Cup
|Home Team
|Away Team
- 22 Mignolet
- 02 Bardsley
- 12 Kilgallon
- 19 Bramble
- 08 Gardner
- 14 Colback (Cattermole 76)
- 15 Vaughan
- 21 Johnson (Larsson 71)
- 23 McClean
- 28 Sessegnon
- 10 Wickham (Campbell 71)
- 24 Lonergan
- 02 Mears
- 03 Alonso
- 12 Knight
- 18 Ricketts
- 07 Eagles
- 20 Spearing
- 21 Pratley
- 25 Vela (Holden 74)
- 17 Afobe (Lee 70)
- 19 Sordell (K Davies 85)
- 01 Bogdan,
- 05 Ream,
- 22 Holden,
- 27 Lee,
- 09 Ngog,
- 14 K Davies,
- 38 Odelusi
- Sunderland 52%
- Bolton 48%
Attempts on target
- Sunderland 8
- Bolton 4
Attempts off target
- Sunderland 10
- Bolton 3
- Sunderland 6
- Bolton 3
- Sunderland 9
- Bolton 14
- Final Result
- Full Time
- 90:00+3:02 The referee ends the match.
- 90:00+1:29 Foul by Jay Spearing on Fraizer Campbell, free kick awarded. Phil Bardsley restarts play with the free kick.
- 90:00+0:48 Phil Bardsley concedes a free kick for a foul on Tyrone Mears. Chris Eagles takes the free kick.
- 90:00+0:01 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Kevin Davies by Matthew Kilgallon. Free kick taken by Chris Eagles.
- 84:29 Shot comes in from Sebastian Larsson from the free kick, save made by Andy Lonergan. The ball is delivered by Sebastian Larsson, Headed effort from deep inside the penalty area by Matthew Kilgallon goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
- 84:29 Substitution Kevin Davies replaces Marvin Sordell.
- 84:29 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lee Cattermole by Jay Spearing.
- 82:52 Unfair challenge on Stephane Sessegnon by Chris Eagles results in a free kick. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Sebastian Larsson from left channel, clearance made by Jay Spearing. Sebastian Larsson sends in a cross, clearance made by Zat Knight.
- Correction - 81:33 Corner taken by Chris Eagles.
- 81:33 Corner taken left-footed by Darren Pratley.
- 78:13 Shot from outside the box by Phil Bardsley goes wide right of the target.
- 75:01 Substitution Lee Cattermole on for Jack Colback.
- 75:01 Craig Gardner fouled by Stuart Holden, the ref awards a free kick. Strike comes in from Craig Gardner from the free kick.
- 74:23 Fraizer Campbell fouled by Samuel Ricketts, the ref awards a free kick. Sebastian Larsson takes the free kick.
- 73:44 Substitution Joshua Vela goes off and Stuart Holden comes on.
- 72:59 Assist on the goal came from Tyrone Mears.
- 72:59 GOAL - Marvin Sordell:Sunderland 0 - 2 Bolton Marvin Sordell finds the net with a goal from inside the box low into the middle of the goal. Sunderland 0-2 Bolton.
- 70:43 Simon Mignolet takes the direct free kick.
- 70:43 Substitution Adam Johnson leaves the field to be replaced by Sebastian Larsson.
- 70:43 Substitution Connor Wickham leaves the field to be replaced by Fraizer Campbell.
- 70:43 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jack Colback by Tyrone Mears.
- 69:12 Substitution Chung-Yong Lee comes on in place of Benik Afobe.
- 69:12 Adam Johnson has an effort at goal from outside the penalty box which goes wide left of the goal.
- 67:07 Effort from 20 yards by Craig Gardner. Samuel Ricketts gets a block in. Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Adam Johnson from the right by-line, Zat Knight makes a clearance.
- 65:42 Adam Johnson is caught offside. Andy Lonergan takes the free kick.
- 63:59 Assist on the goal came from Darren Pratley.
- 63:59 GOAL - Marvin Sordell:Sunderland 0 - 1 Bolton Power penalty scored by Marvin Sordell. Sunderland 0-1 Bolton.
- 63:04 Jack Colback concedes a Penalty for a foul on Darren Pratley.
- 59:39 Chris Eagles takes a shot from just outside the penalty area which clears the crossbar.
- 58:21 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Marcos Alonso by Adam Johnson. Marcos Alonso restarts play with the free kick.
- 54:37 Shot from just outside the area by Connor Wickham misses to the left of the target.
- 53:39 Marvin Sordell takes a shot. Simon Mignolet makes a save.
- 52:49 Shot from outside the box by Marcos Alonso misses to the left of the goal.
- 48:50 Foul by David Vaughan on Marvin Sordell, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Jay Spearing.
- 47:31 Darren Pratley concedes a free kick for a foul on Craig Gardner. Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Craig Gardner.
- 45:01 The second half begins.
- Half Time
- 45:00+1:14 The ref blows to signal half-time.
- 43:34 The ball is swung over by James McClean, Connor Wickham takes a shot. Save by Andy Lonergan.
- 43:14 Foul by Zat Knight on Stephane Sessegnon, free kick awarded. Direct free kick taken by Stephane Sessegnon.
- 41:42 Corner taken right-footed by Chris Eagles, clearance made by Craig Gardner.
- 40:23 Stephane Sessegnon crosses the ball, Titus Bramble produces a left-footed shot from the edge of the box and misses to the right of the target.
- 38:39 Free kick awarded for a foul by Joshua Vela on Stephane Sessegnon. Adam Johnson has an effort direct from the free kick, Andy Lonergan makes a save. Adam Johnson takes a inswinging corner.
- 36:16 Long range shot by Chris Eagles goes wide right of the net.
- 35:18 David Vaughan takes a shot. Zat Knight gets a block in.
- 33:18 Free kick awarded for a foul by Darren Pratley on Craig Gardner. Titus Bramble restarts play with the free kick.
- 32:08 Free kick awarded for a foul by Benik Afobe on Jack Colback. Craig Gardner shoots direct from the free kick, Andy Lonergan makes a save.
- 29:53 Darren Pratley concedes a free kick for a foul on Stephane Sessegnon. Craig Gardner has an effort direct from the free kick, blocked by Darren Pratley. Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Adam Johnson, save by Andy Lonergan.
- 26:51 Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Craig Gardner, save by Andy Lonergan.
- 25:02 Stephane Sessegnon produces a right-footed shot from just outside the penalty box that goes wide left of the target.
- 21:31 Chris Eagles takes a shot. Blocked by David Vaughan.
- 20:13 The ball is delivered by James McClean, Adam Johnson takes a shot. Andy Lonergan makes a save. Inswinging corner taken by Adam Johnson from the right by-line.
- 18:44 James McClean has an effort at goal from just inside the box that misses to the right of the target.
- 17:19 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Stephane Sessegnon by Marcos Alonso. Direct free kick taken by Adam Johnson. Shot by Craig Gardner from outside the box goes over the target.
- 14:58 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Jack Colback by Benik Afobe. Jack Colback takes the free kick.
- 14:33 The ball is crossed by James McClean, Marcos Alonso makes a clearance.
- 12:49 David Vaughan gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jay Spearing. Free kick taken by Jay Spearing.
- 10:41 Inswinging corner taken by Jay Spearing from the left by-line, Zat Knight takes a shot. Save made by Simon Mignolet.
- 9:31 Marvin Sordell is ruled offside. Simon Mignolet restarts play with the free kick.
- 8:31 Foul by Phil Bardsley on Benik Afobe, free kick awarded. Andy Lonergan takes the direct free kick.
- 2:55 Foul by Jack Colback on Chris Eagles, free kick awarded. The free kick is delivered right-footed by Jay Spearing from right channel, clearance by Titus Bramble.
- 2:21 Outswinging corner taken left-footed by David Vaughan, save made by Andy Lonergan.
- 1:18 Foul by Jack Colback on Marvin Sordell, free kick awarded. Jay Spearing takes the direct free kick.
- 0:00 The ref blows the whistle to begin the match.
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The beach is a great place for all sorts of activities, one of the most popular is volleyball. If you have children that love beach volleyball then you don't want to miss this special event!
On May 4th, NVL/ROX professional volleyball player Brooke Niles along with other great volleyball players and coaches will be running a mini camp for juniors (boys and girls ages 10-18) on the beach in front of DiamondHead Beach Resort & Spa. The camp is from 9:30am to 11:30am and is completely free. No registration necessary, simply show up at 9:30 and be ready to have fun. Kids will have the chance to listen, learn, and participate with a professional beach volleyball athlete.
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Very loud biblical harp, 26", 15 nylon strings for the biblical scale. Featuring DuPont hard nylon strings. Includes case and tuning tool. According to Greek mythology, Hermes created a lyre-like instrument from the shell of a large tortoise. He stretched animal hide over the shell opening and attached antelope horns as posts. A similar instrument with a skin soundboard called the baganna, is a large eight or ten-string lyre, made of a trapezoidal wooden frame fitted with a skin soundboard. Some believe this is the instrument King David played to temper the ravings of King Saul. The baganna's bass vibrations are said to bring peace to the soul. The instrument, associated with the Ethiopian Coptic Church since the 4th century, was played primarily at Christmas and Lent.
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