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"This course is created with changing face of gender in mind. This is, it considers gender as a social constructed performance that is ever changing, involving social pressures, excitement and expectations. Gender can be both traditional and queer; sexuality can be both private and public; gender and sexuality can be exciting and troubling, pleasurable and dangerous. Gender theory and queer theory allows us to explore all these aspects and more. In this course we will study the intersectionality of gender with age, class, race/ethnicity, and sexuality; explore the social construction of these identities; learn the impact that globalization and mass media have on gender constructions; and assess how social constructs and theories involving gender apply to the everyday lives of students. Throughout this course we will assess the impact of images concerning gender and sexuality on people's self‐worth, health, social roles, and social participation; learn about economic aspects of gender, sexuality, and transgender in terms of discrimination, job segregation, housing restrictions and privileges, and healthcare costs; analyze the impact that war, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, and hate crimes have on people of different genders; consider how gender is played out both differently and similarly around the world; determine how social norms involving gender, class, age, race/ethnicity, and sexuality also constitute systems of privilege and oppression."
-Kathryn Ziegler; Women's and Gender Studies; Winter 2013
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Jim Laska says he is tired of seeing cars, boats, RVs and other vehicles parked on front lawns in Inver Grove Heights.
The most glaring example "of this degradation of the city," Laska said, is a 40-foot boat in a front yard along 75th Street.
"When is enough enough?" he said.
That's the question city officials have been mulling over on and off for the past six years.
Now, the city council is back to considering a ban of vehicles on front lawns for most residential areas. A proposed ordinance has been discussed at three recent council work sessions, including this month.
Talk started as a ban on cars and trucks on front lawns, but since has been broadened to include trailers, boats, campers, snowmobiles, ATVs and other recreational vehicles. As proposed, they would have to be parked on a driveway or another paved surface connected to the driveway.
The issue has spurred numerous complaints to city officials over the years, with the common themes being that vehicles parked on front lawns are "eyesores" and contribute to a decline in property values, Mayor George Tourville said.
"Some neighbors say this is overdue and that yards with seven or eight vehicles parked all over the place makes them look like used car lots," Tourville said.
Meanwhile, those opposed to regulations say "to stay the heck out of their lives," he said. "People look at it as property rights."
Inver Grove's situation is unique.
Eagan, Burnsville, Farmington, Rosemount and South St.
"There are more cities that have rules in place than don't," Tourville said.
The city council came close to a front-yard parking ban in 2007, when it passed a property-maintenance ordinance on a 3-2 vote. Despite being discussed at length, the parking ban was ultimately stripped out.
Laska said he was among several residents who at the time pushed for stricter property-maintenance standards, including the parking ban. He said it became a political issue -- and Tourville agrees.
"We had numerous different inputs on it, and it became an election issue," Tourville said. "A couple people bailed on it -- without mentioning names -- saying, 'Oh, gosh, I might lose the election if I support this.' Well, you might win the election if you do support it."
Things could be different this time around, Tourville said.
"I would say that there is support on this council to continue the discussions ... and we'll keep going at it," he said.
Michael Gartner was among about 30 residents who responded to a recent request by the city for feedback on the issue. In an email to the city, Gartner said he is opposed to "any unnecessary rules and regulations regarding what people can do with their property."
"What possible effect could someone parking a car on their grass have on anyone else?" he wrote.
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When the train turns around in D.C.**
The black folks go to the back.
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Pretty soon we'll reach South of the Border***
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For getting folks to Bamberg
To home, to love, to Mirth!
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for Black History Month
*The correct pronunciation is Silver Meteor
**Before the civil rights movement and during the Jim Crow days, once trains from the north arrived south of the Mason/Dixon Line, the train that blacks rode on were hooked on the last car of the train and the black passengers had to ride on that car.
***South of the Border is a popular stop after North Carolina. It has a Mexican theme and many amusements and shops.
****Ma'Dear is a term of endearment for a grandmother, mother or a beloved aunt or older cousin.


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Holmgren isn't disclosing the specific organism the company uses, but says it is a version of an organism that can naturally produce ethanol from carbon monoxide. The company modified it to produce the fuel at "commercially interesting rates," she says. LanzaTech also recently announced that it had engineered a microorganism that can produce 2,3-butanediol, a chemical precursor that can be used to make the solvent methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), which is used in dry erase markers and in the manufacture of plastics and textiles. The same chemical can produce butanes and butadiene, which can then be used to make a variety of plastics and hydrocarbon fuels.
Only a few companies are taking a similar approach. Among them are the Illinois companies Ineos Bio, based in Lisle, and Coskata, based in Warrenville. Both use bacteria to make fuel or chemicals from a combination of both carbon monoxide and hydrogen. LanzaTech is targeting steel mills because they produce flue gases that typically contain carbon monoxide but no hydrogen. It has demonstrated ethanol production at a steel mill; the pilot plant at the mill can produce 15,000 gallons of the fuel per year.
This summer, LanzaTech announced it had signed a letter of intent with Baosteel, a large Chinese steel maker. The companies intend to build a demonstration plant next year capable of producing approximately 100,000 gallons of fuel, and then add to that plant to make a full-scale commercial plant that can generate more than 50 million gallons a year. LanzaTech also has a deal with the Henan Coal and Chemical Industries Corporation in China to produce fuel and chemicals at a plant that will run on gasified coal.
Since it was founded in 2005, LanzaTech has raised $30 million in venture capital and $10 million from the New Zealand government. Holmgren says her company's price for making ethanol is "quite competitive: in fact, we're close to being able to make ethanol without subsidies." She says that while the chemical market is smaller than the fuel market, it can be more profitable, since chemicals such as MEK sell for more than twice the price of ethanol.
Aden says the company will face several challenges when scaling up the technology. Among them: ensuring that the gases can be dissolved for the bugs' consumption in large reactors, not just the small ones used in pilot plants.


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I note that rye is grown in the UK/Ireland...does anyone know if it (or wheat for that matter) were ever distilled? With Canada and the U.S. as rye whiskey producers it begs the question why it was not used elsewhere.
In fact, Germany is the largest rye producer....how, if at all, is it distilled?
"Although rye is inferior in many ways to the predominant cereal crops such as wheat, rice, and maize, rye remains the third most important crop in Germany. Planting rye has significant advantages over other crops. It is considerably more winter hardy than wheat and produces economical yields on poor sandy soils where no other useful crop can grow. It is grown in many areas that have no alternative and is a good rotational crop because of its ability to compete effectively with weeds. Rye used as livestock feed has a low feed value compared to other feed grains and is mixed only in small proportions in feed. On occasion, the international market price of rye, generally below milling wheat prices, makes it an attractive feed grain despite its low feed value."


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Solving Your Hyundai Sonata Tail Light Assembly Troubles
The tail light assembly is part of what gets you through any dark road safely. It consists of brake lights and turn signal lights, which alert vehicles behind you when you are going to stop or turn. Damaging the tail light assembly could cost you a lot of trouble. Aside from increasing the risks of road accidents, you also face the possibility of getting a ticket for a malfunctioning tail light assembly. Here are common electrical issues on your Hyundai Sonata tail light assembly and what you should do about them:
Burnt-out tail light
- Check the bulb for single tail light failure.
- Check the fuse if both tail lights stopped functioning.
- Check the wiring if neither bulb nor fuse is damaged.
If one of your tail lights stopped functioning, the first thing you should check is the bulb. Remove the bulb from the assembly and examine the filament. If the filament is broken, replacing the bulb would be necessary. When installing a new tail light bulb, remember that you should not touch the glass part to prevent the bulb from burning out sooner than expected.
When both tail lights won't turn on, the most likely cause is a blown fuse. Locate the fuse box and pull out the fuse with a fuse puller. Make sure that the fuse is not popped and check the thin metal strip inside the fuse. If the strip is broken, you would have to replace the fuse. If the fuse is not blown, carefully put it back in place.
Inspect the wires connected to the tail light. Make sure that they are not loose or corroded. Check for a short circuit or any other damage, which might require the wires to be serviced by a professional.
Brake light that stays on
If your brake light is stuck, you might want to manually check the brake pedal switch before anything else. It is activated once you press down the brake pedal, which turns the brake lights on. If this seems to be the reason for your brake light problem, try stepping on the brake pedal with more force than the usual to loosen it a bit. If this technique doesn't work, check the fuse and the bulb of the brake light for any signs of damage.


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BA Music Curriculum
Bachelor of Arts in Music
Application and Audition to the Department of Music IS required
This degree program of 120 credits requires 48 semester hours in music study (including 16 hours of applied music). The major serves students who are interested in a liberal arts approach to musical knowledge and skill. Graduates may function in a wide variety of musical or musically-related fields such as private teaching, performing, music retailing, publishing, entertainment, and music librarianship. The latter requires graduate study, as may other vocations in music. Students in this major may choose to minor in any of of several disciplines offered by the University.
Basic Requirements: (20 Credit Hours)
- MUS 101 Aural Skills I (2 credits)
- MUS 102 Harmony & Theory I (3 credits)*
- MUS 201 Aural Skills II (2 credits)
- MUS 202 Harmony & Theory II (3 credits)
- MUS 213 Aural Skills III (2 credits)
- MUS 214 Harmony & Theory III (3 credits)
- MUS 325 Conducting (3 credits)
- MUS 380 Senior Seminar in Music (2 credits)
*MUS 020 (Basic Concepts and Skills of Music) or its equivalent, is a prerequisite for MUS 102. MUS 020 may be used as a Music Elective.
Music Literature: (6 Credit Hours)
- MUS 311 Music from Ancient Times to 1750 (3 credits)
- MUS 312 Music from 1750 to Present (3 credits)
Applied Music: (16 Credit Hours)
- Private Instruction (7 credits)
- Seven semesters in student's solo applied instrument.
- Senior Recital (1 credit)
- Ensembles (8 credits)
- Large Ensembles (6 semesters)
- Small Ensembles (2 semesters)
Music Electives: (6 Credit Hours)
Select one of the following courses:
- MUS 279 Private Instruction/Music Composition (1 credit)
- MUS 303 Electronic Music Composition (3 credits)
- MUS 310 Composition and Arranging (3 credits)
- MUS 320 Keyboard Harmony (3 credits)
- MUS 330 Analysis of Music: Stylistic & Structural (3 credits)
- Select any course with the MUS/MUP prefix except MUS 223 & MUS 229 (3 credits)
No more than 48 credit hours in courses with MU prefix may be counted toward the 120 credit hours required for graduation. (MUS 010 may be taken in General Education but may not be included in the 48 credit hour limit for the major.)
Music courses which are listed with multiple prefixes (e.g., MUS/THE) are calculated as part of the 48 credit hour limit.
Piano proficiency is required. The student may schedule the proficiency test for piano during any semester of the program. If needed, students may take Class Piano as a Music Elective.
Progress in the student's solo applied medium will be observed by faculty juries each semester. The jury in the semester prior to the recital will determine if the student is to deliver a culminating performance of 50 minutes for the public or of 25 minutes for the faculty.
The remainder of the degree program consists of: general education (54 C.H.), and free electives in any discipline under Liberal Arts and Sciences (18 C.H.).
NASM requirements dictate that all music majors must acquire keyboard competency. Therefore music majors are required to pass the Piano Proficiency before graduation. The piano proficiency will be offered each semester during jury week.
Students are strongly advised to enroll in class or studio piano as a Music Elective until the proficiency is passed.
The following represent the requirements for the BA Music Piano Proficiency:
- All major and minor scales, 2 octaves, hands together at metronome marking of quarter note = 76
- Primary chord progressions in all keys (I/i IV/iv V I/i)
- Prepared piece from the Piano Proficiency repertoire list or equivalent, as determined by a member of the piano faculty
Suggested Repertoire List:
|J.S. Bach
|Prelude in C Major (Book I, Well Tempered Clavier),
Minuet in G Major
|Sonatina (first movement)
|Happy Farmer
Of Foreign Lands and People
|Woodland Sketches
BA Music Comprehensive Examinations
BA music majors must successfully pass a comprehensive examination in music. The Senior Seminar in Music affords an opportunity for students to review and summarize their varied experiences in the study of music in order to increase their intellectual perspective and conceptual development. The course culminates with a comprehensive examination in music. Although the questions in this examination focus mainly on music history, theory, and literature, there are personalized questions in order to cover each student's elected courses of music study.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The Springfield Fire Department's Bomb Squad responded to a report of a suspicious package delivered to a business at 1905 S. Glenstone Ave. on Tuesday.
"It was simply a precaution because it looked very odd for any sort of package that would routinely be shipped to a Scottrade building," said Assistant Fire Chief David Pennington.
Fire officials evacuated the surrounding businesses and cordoned off the parking lot while they investigated.
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Tom Radford's documentary chronicles the life of Chester Ronning, best remembered for his close and longstanding relationship with China. Over the course of his life, Ronning worked as a cowboy, ambassador, college president, missionary and a member of the Alberta legislature. But throughout all of his careers, his lifelong ambition was to explain China to the western world. His story is a rare example of the meeting of East and West in a compassionate, remarkable man.
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Subliminal Romney on 'Bones' mystery solved
No you weren't going crazy if you thought the name "Romney" appeared on the screen during this week's episode of "Bones."
Because it was there, in little tiny print.
According to the Huffington Post the name appeared on a Google map the characters consulted. Go to the site to see a screen grab of the map.
The word "Romney" appears slightly to the left of the word "Fairgrounds."
The Huffington Post said the episode had a political joke or two, but there was no mention of Barack Obama.
Why it was there, meanwhile, remains a mystery.
"A subliminal plug for the Republican nominee, or just someone on the set having a little fun," asked the Huffington Post about the placement.
Two readers contacted me claiming this occurred.
"It WAS there," one wrote. My husband and I both saw it ... in all caps and in a larger type font than the rest of the names smack dab in the middle of the screen where the eye could not miss it."
When I asked Fox affiliate WITI-TV (Channel 6) about this earlier this week, the station had an engineer watch the episode.
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Through the years, the materials and processes of interest of the Division membership have evolved from those used for wire coating and capacitor dielectric applications, to traditional dielectric films used in semiconductor devices, to the current unique organic and inorganic conductors, semiconductors and insulators. Some examples include diamond films, polymers, optical/luminescent/nonlinear materials, wide bandgap materials, and metallized plastics, which are required not only for the emerging microelectronics, data communication, and telecommunication technologies, but also for numerous other commercial product/technology applications. To foster growth and accomplishments in these areas, the DS&T Division promotes, sponsors, and cosponsors various symposia each year. The Division also presents the Thomas D. Callinan Award annually in recognition of individual accomplishments and contributions to dielectric science and technology.
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It was dull black cast-iron and when it ran, there was this faint industrial, mechanical, electrical smell.
The Lionel Scout model train came into my life sometime in the early 1950s. It appeared as a Christmas present, but I'm not sure it was brand new.
It came in orange-and-white cardboard Lionel boxes neatly arranged inside an old corrugated box that once held a tabletopsized Admiral radio. The locomotive bore No. 1110 on the side and pulled a metal coal tender, a bright orange plastic Baby Ruth boxcar, a black coal carrier and a red caboose. It became a tradition to array its metal tracks around the base of the Christmas tree each year. At the time, it was the coolest toy I ever had. It had a bright light beaming from the front and you could put drops of liquid in the smokestack that would cause it to emit puffs of white smoke. It even came with a tiny tube of gear grease to keep the metal gears meshing well.
They sure don't make toys like that anymore.
That was many Christmases ago, but it occurred to me as I was perusing toys recently that toymakers don't just make profits, they make memories.
Most every adult has a memory of the best Christmas present they ever received as a child.
Take, for example, the Slinky. It was born of an industrial accident in 1946 when a naval engineer dropped a tensioner spring. Since then, more than 250 million Slinkies have been sold. Most today are made of plastic rather than steel.
Remember the introduction of the Hula Hoop in 1958? This was a plastic version of an Australian exercise hoop and it took the world by storm, except in Japan, where gyrating hips in public was frowned upon. It was such a fad, it was mentioned in a line of the popular Alvin and the Chipmunks song, "Christmas Don't Be Late." By the way, I think Alvin and the Chipmunks have grown to be those critters that drive Kias in the TV ads. Wait, maybe I'm confusing them with Zhu Zhus.
Barbie dolls, Frisbees, Matchbox cars and Silly Putty also were introduced in the 1950s and remain popular today. Play-Doh took off when a parent sent in some moldable wallpaper cleaner to his kid's Cincinnati grade school after hearing that clay was too tough to work with. More than 700 million tons of the stuff has sold since, proving that marketing rather than inventiveness often is a greater key to success.
The 1960s dawned with the Etch-A-Sketch, made by the Ohio Art Co. in Bryan, Ohio. Production shifted to China in 2001 and the French creator of the product died in January. But Etch-ASketch sales still are going strong with more than 100 million sold.
I became so adept at Etch-ASketch, I can still use one to sign my name in cursive.
Yeah, I know. Who can't?
Everyone got excited when G.I. Joe was introduced in the 1960s. I wasn't impressed. Seemed to me it was a doll for boys. I wasn't buying it.
One of my favorite toys from the Sixties was the SuperBall. Made with amazing "Zectron" and packed with "50,000 pounds of compressed energy," this thing bounced all over like crazy. My brother and I played street hockey in the basement with this thing. There were a lot of goals scored on deflections.
As I aged, I became more jaded about toys. I understand the appeal of video games and the Nintendo Wii, but things like Cabbage Patch Kids, Teddy Ruxpin, Tickle Me Elmo and Furbies just creeped me out.
But I thought Buzz Lightyear was pretty cool and my kid had one that flew around the room on a string.
So as we look forward to Christmas, we do not just look forward to presents of the present, but the memories created by presents past.
I still can see that old Lionel now, circling the base of the tree, reflecting the dancing flames from the fireplace nearby while the kid at the controls is entranced by how the contraption works.
The kid isn't me. It's my son.
These aren't just old memories being refreshed.
That same old Lionel Scout No. 1110 still is chugging after nearly 60 years, delivering new Christmas memories to another generation.
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HARWICH — Janet Lee (Montanye) Johnson, age 74, of Harwich, Mass., was surrounded by her immediate and extended family when she passed away in Boston on Jan. 16, 2013, from complications due to heart surgery.
Janet was born on July 12, 1938, in Gloversville, N.Y., the daughter of Arthur R. Montanye and Vera Manzer Montanye.
After graduating from Mayfield High School in Mayfield, N.Y., Janet attended the Albany Medical Center School of Nursing where she earned her nursing degree. Janet became a registered nurse and began her career as a recovery room nurse at New England Medical Center in Boston. Over the years Janet worked in many medical settings in the Boston area.
After raising her three children and returning to work, she found her passion in geriatric nursing. An extraordinarily caring and compassionate person, Janet greatly enjoyed her nursing home patients whose life stories she never tired of hearing.
On Feb. 22, 2005, Janet married the love of her life, Carl H. Johnson of Harwich. Together Janet and Carl enjoyed traveling to St. Maarten where they vacationed several weeks each winter, adding many friends to their large network of close friendships with those both far and near. In addition to dining out with her husband and their cherished family and friends, Janet pursued many hobbies and activities.
Janet was devoted to her children and grandchildren, for whom she enjoyed sewing clothing and Halloween costumes. Janet's children were always at the center of her world. She enjoyed attending their various sporting and school events, planning outings, parties, and weddings for them and always had a ready ear for their joys and sorrows.
Many of Janet's summer days were enjoyed sunning herself on Red River Beach while watching her children play for hours in the water. Janet was devoted to her sisters and brother and her large extended family, and dozens of friends who will dearly miss her special warmth and caring.
Janet's survivors include her husband, Carl H. Johnson of Harwich; a daughter, Ingrid Judge Stressenger and her husband William Stressenger of Cape Elizabeth, Maine; son Geoffrey A. Judge of Cumberland, R.I.,; son John W. Judge and his wife Julie Reich of Needham, Mass.,; sisters Lona D. Montanye and her special friend Cindy Dodge of Yarmouthport, Mass., and Tonilee Montanye-Olson and her husband Mark Olson of Mayfield, N.Y.,; grandchildren Anna Stressenger of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, Marita Stressenger of Boston, Zachary, Peyton and Madison Judge of Cumberland, R.I., Lily and Ryan Judge of Needham, Mass.; several adoring nieces and nephews; and many, many loving friends who brought great joy to Janet's life.
She is predeceased by her mother and father, and her brother Norton A. Montanye.
The family wishes to extend a special thanks to Brigham & Women's ICU nurses Sylvia and Joe for their outstanding skill and care for Janet and for their tremendous compassion for Janet and her family.
Visiting hours will be held from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at the Morris, O'Connor & Blute Funeral Home, 678 Main St., Harwich Center. A service will be held in the funeral home at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 22, followed by burial at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Harwich.
Gifts in her memory may be to the Cape Cod Community College Nursing Scholarship Fund, 2240 Iyannough Road, West Barnstable, MA 02668
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From Carys New and Correct English Atlas (1787 First Edition). John Cary (1755-1835) was a renowned and active map engraver and publisher, working between 1787 and 1834 in London. Carys publications did much to advance the quality and clarity of data presentation on maps. His county maps for Richard Goughs edition of Camdens Britannia in 1789 evidenced much improved hachuring (shading to show land relief and physical features) when compared with earlier examples Carys hachuring was much less overbearing than that used by other mapmakers at this time and did not obscure map data.
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Comments on letter by Bernhard Studer ["Remarks on the geological relations of the gneiss of the Alps", Edinburgh New Philos. J. 42 (1846–7): 186] and on article by DS ["On slaty cleavage", J. Geol. Soc. Lond. 3 (1847): 74–105]. Discusses geological cleavage and foliation.
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I do not know whether you look at the Edin. New. Phil. Journal, but if not, do read a very short letter from Studer at p. 186 of last Number. I have been pleased with it, as it confirms my facts & views on the "foliation" of gneiss &c. being quite distinct from stratification: Studer does not seem to have perceived that foliation is only much developed cleavage.—
I often think over what little I was able to understand of your Paper, & I anxiously look forward to read it in
When non=cleaving beds intervene between those with cleavage, have you ever noticed very carefully the lines of junction? do the edges of the cleavage planes ever indent in ever so small a degree the bases or tops of the intercalated non=cleaved beds. If you have time to send me one single line, just inform me on this head—
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I have been erratic updating this site - besides being so caught up with so many things on the domestic front, my motivation for cooking and baking suddenly left me - how did that happened ??? Could it be the kids school transition? I really don't know, lately I just don't feel motivated to cook or bake anything. Sad isn't it??? Anyways glad to be back in business.
Kerala Pathiri Recipe | Ari Pathiri Recipe | Malabar Pathiri - Pathil Recipe
Cooking time : 5 mins
Serves : 4-6
Ingredients :
Pathiri Podi /Roasted Rice flour : 2 cups (I normally use doublehorse or niraparra, if you can get pathiri podi/powder that will be the best or you can roasted rice flour)
Water : 2 cups
Salt to taste
How to make Kerala Pathiri | Ari Pathiri :
1. Sieve the roasted rice powder/pathiri podi using a fine mesh.
2. Boil the water in a wok or heavy bottom pan. Add salt and simmer.
3. Add slowly the roasted rice powder /pathiri podi and stir continuously over low heat. (Note : Ensure that you have stirred the dough evenly when on flame and make sure it doesn't get burnt to the bottom of the pan.)
4. Cover this and keep on a slow fire for 10 seconds. Switch off the stove.
5. As the dough will be very hot at this point, knead the dough with metal spoon. Let it reach a warm condition.
6. You have to knead the dough when it is warm. Knead the dough thoroughly using both hands for about 5 minutes without adding any more water till the dough comes together with a uniform smooth surface and is no longer sticky.(Note : Kneading the dough has to be done thoroughly and at one single stretch. This is the most important part.The key to soft pathiri is to keep kneading until the dough is less sticky and could be divided into small balls, don't add water or rice powder again. If needed, wet hands or apply a little coconut oil on palms. Any water or any flour added at this point will change the texture of the pathiri.)
8. Dust the rolling board and rolling pin using the same rice powder used for making pathiri dough.
9. Roll the flattened balls using the chapathi press or chapathi roller until you get thin round roti/pathiri.
10. Keep a tawa on medium flame and heat it. (Note : Low flame and extra high flame will not make pathiris good and will end up in crispy pathiris.)
11. Keep the pathiri on it, rotating in between, you can see the steam passes through it within few seconds and when the pathiri starts bubbling turn it upside down.
12. Slightly press it using the back side of a spoon, this will help it to rise up as one single bubble. This way the pathiri will be so soft, wait for another 30 seconds so that even this side is done well and remove from the tawa. (Note : The pathiri shouldn't be brown it should remain white. After one pathiri is done, and before putting the next pathiri, clean the brown powder on the thava with a dry cloth.)
13. Serve pathiri with chicken curry, mutton curry, egg curry or with any curry of your choice. Optionally these pathiri can be dunk into coconut milk for few minutes before serving and Enjoy!
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Calixto Bieito's acclaimed production of this must-see opera returns to ENO
A passionate tale of lust, seduction and betrayal, no other opera boasts as popular a following as Bizet's Carmen. Set during the dying days of Franco's Spain, Calixto Bieito's acclaimed production of this must-see opera has been enjoyed by audiences across Europe.
Bizet's dazzling score evokes all the sounds and sizzling atmosphere of Spain through some of the opera's most famous melodies, from Carmen's seductive 'Habanera' to the Toreadors' stirring parade.
Sensational mezzo-soprano Justina Gringyte leads the cast, alongside the internationally acclaimed tenor Eric Cutler as José, ENO Harewood Artist Eleanor Dennis as Micaëla and Leigh Melrose as the toreador Escamillo. Returning to the Coliseum to conduct this stunning production is Sir Richard Armstrong.
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Scott Horton Interviews Grant F. Smith
Grant F. Smith, director of the Institute for Research of Middle East Policy and author of America's Defense Line: , discusses the real reason for Israel's policy of "strategic ambiguity," about their nuclear weapons, his conference on Israeli nuclear weapons, Israel's offer to sell nuclear missiles to apartheid South Africa, Obama's pretended push for a two state settlement, the leaked Luntz poll indicating that the American people are finally beginning to see through Israel's ridiculous perpetual-victim narrative, and outgoing senator Arlen Spector's efforts to help cover up for the Israelis who stole weapons-grade nuclear material from the NUMEC corporation in Pennsylvania.
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Grant F. Smith is the author of Spy Trade: How Israel's Lobby Undermines America's Economy, America's Defense Line: The Justice Department's Battle to Register the Israel Lobby as Agents of a Foreign Government and Foreign Agents: The American Israel Public Affairs Committee from the 1963 Fulbright Hearings to the 2005 Espionage Scandal. He is a frequent contributor to Radio France Internationale and Voice of America's Foro Interamericano. Smith has also appeared on BBC News, CNN, and C-SPAN. He is currently director of the Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy in Washington, D.C.
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Listen to Grant Smith, and read his books. He's Antiwar.com's in-house expert on AIPAC, the slimy, perfidious Israeli lobby.
Instead of raising hell about Iran's nonexistent nukes, let's raise hell about Israel's genuine nukes, shall we?
It's good that more Americans are beginning to see Israel for what it is, a lawless Zionist entity.
The problem is that the Pentagon is driving at Nuclear Primacy, also known as a disarming and unanswerable first-strike capability. Former Trident missile engineer Bob Aldridge -www.plrc.org-commented on the missiles to be deployed on ships in the Black Sea in Bulgaria and on land in Poland and Romania: "Whether on ships or land, they are still a necessary component for an unanswerable first strike". The only answer is a hair-trigger Launch On Warning and we are doomed. Maybe we are doomed anyway if we don´t decide to get rid of nuclear weapons to avoid suicide. My surgeon in Tuluá, Colombia, had his own theory: Very long ago all-out war took place between the Moon and Mars and the few survivors from both places settled here. The surgeon said it´s so long ago that we have forgotten all about it. But we don´t really know, do we ?
Hey , this world's a nasty place , everyone needs nukes .
Have the Pentagon put earth-penetrating warheads on Minuteman-3 and Trident-2 D5 to minimize Nuclear Winter effects ? If so, surely they can put them on the missiles to be deployed in Poland, Romania and Bulgaria. Can everybody please tell the bloody fools in the Pentagon that an unanswerable first-strike capability is suicidal.
I wonder who funds IRMEP? Their website doesn't say and I just wonder. If noone (directly) benefits from what they are doing, where does the money come from? Some rich Iranian-American or Saudi or are they ex-CIA or is it a government thing. I reckon there is more than meets the eye. Someone's benefiting somewhere.
Not that it's a bad thing, but money doesn't appear out of nowhere to run places like that, not for the (real) greater good anyway. Other than someone like Taki Theodoracoupulos.
And for that matter, who funds the Randolph Bourne Institute?
Sometimes I wonder too! (Just kidding). Most of our donors are Americans giving $100 or less per year. We've also received American foundation support to conduct cost/benefit analysis on various trade and policy questions (never more than $20k tho).
IRmep does not, and will not, accept any direct or indirect US government funding. Given our total annual revenue (disclosed on IRS form 990) if the CIA is funding us somehow, they're doing a pretty lousy job.
Now, on to a better question, "who is funding the neocons?"
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Marjorie Dalrymple, 89
Posted on April 15, 2013
A Wells County native, Marjorie M. Dalrymple, 89, of Bloomington, died Sunday April 7, 2013, at the IU Health Hospice House of Bloomington.
She was born Dec. 3, 1923, in Liberty Center, to Luster and Gertie Reece Arnold.
Survivors include a son, James A. (Diana) Spoolstra, and a daughter, Judith Ann Quance, both of Bloomington; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren; and two brothers, Harold (Marjorie) Arnold and Max (Shirley) Arnold.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Robert and Dale Arnold, and her husbands Robert Spoolstra, Robert Kolb, and Elijah Dalrymple.
Graveside services for Mrs. Dalrymple will be conducted May 11 at the Greenlawn Cemetery in Fort Wayne.
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The Haverstraw Little League has been awarded, by Little League Baseball and Softball International-Williamsport, Pa., the New York State Senior League Softball Championships (ages 14-16) for the next three years.
Haverstraw Little League has hosted and sponsored these championships for the past four years, and based on the success of the tournament and the local support, Little League International has decided to continue the tournament at Haverstraw through the year 2015.
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VIRGINIA DALE — First-year CSU football coach Jim McElwain couldn�t wait to get things started Friday morning, so at his urging in the pre-dawn hours, the ROTC Ram Battalion left Hughes Stadium about 15 minutes early to begin running the game ball for Saturday�s Border War game to the state line.
In a ceremony that began in 1968, when the two schools first played for the Bronze Boot, an actual bronzed combat boot worn in Vietnam by Capt. Dan Romero, who was assigned to lead the CSU ROTC unit upon his return to the United States, the cadets, running in groups of two, carried the ball 40 miles along U.S. Highway 287 to the border. The whole group ran the final half-mile or so, joined by CSU�s CAM the Ram mascot.
When the cadets arrived at the border, they were greeted by the CSU�s cheerleaders, McElwain and athletic director Jack Graham. The Bronze Boot sat on a table behind them during the presentation, guarded by two ROTC cadets from each school.
The CSU cadets passed the game ball on to Graham and McElwain, who in turn handed it off to Wyoming coach Dave Christensen, athletic director Tom Burman and then to the Wyoming ROTC battalion, which headed off to run it the final 26 miles to War Memorial Stadium. The Wyoming cadets put on gray football jerseys over their camouflage fatigues that the Cowboys wore for an Oct. 13 game against Air Force on the school�s Military Appreciation Day.
�Seeing the pride that our ROTC army guys have, this little event here really touched off what this thing means,� McElwain said before heading back to Fort Collins to meet up with his team for an evening bus trip to Laramie, Wyo. �And you know what, I�m ready to play.�
Wyoming has held the Bronze Boot for the past three years, winning it back from the Rams in 2009 at Hughes Stadium. CSU�s last win in a series that dates to 1899 was in 2008 at Wyoming.
�I�m really happy to be part of the organization, part of this tradition,� said Maj. Keith Archibald, the executive officer of CSU�s ROTC battalion. �It�s a great rivalry, a great showdown, and I�m looking forward to the boot coming back to where it belongs. It started at CSU, and it belongs at CSU.�
Archibald said about 40 to 50 CSU cadets participated in the run to the state line. Wyoming had 48 cadets ready to run the ball into Laramie, and will have 94 members of its ROTC unit involved in events surrounding Saturday�s game, said Maj. Rory Williams, the executive officer of the Wyoming ROTC battalion.
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By design, 2 eateries mix past and present in Greensburg, Pittsburgh's South Side
Two restaurant owners have discovered design can be as important to their businesses as putting together a good menu and providing the service that customers want.
But accomplishing that effort is a job that requires as much communication as inspiration.
"Design doesn't happen in a vacuum," says architect Lee Calisti, who expanded a 1,200-square-foot building into a changed home for Abie & Bimbo's in Greensburg.
At virtually the same time, interior designer Marc Scurci, iron craftsman John Walter and others were reshaping a South Side bar into what owner John DeMauro wanted.
DeMauro admits work at The Urban Tap didn't happen in a vacuum, either.
"It is the result of the thinking of lots of different people with lots of different ideas," he says. "A really good team."
The results are vastly different.
Abie & Bimbo's is a neighborhood restaurant that has grown out of its take-out-only past. It still has take-out, but now it has seating and beer sales in a design built on efficiency, says owner Doug Mirolli.
Meanwhile The Urban Tap is a tribute to a steel-and-wood industrial look where jackets and ties are as suitable as jeans and T's.
"We wanted it to be a place for young professionals and students from Duquesne who want to walk across the 10th Street Bridge for a beer," DeMauro says.
But both realized there was work to do to reach that place.
Historic and contemporary
DeMauro found a bar that had promise, but also a problem. The bar was a U-shaped affair that obstructed where he wanted tables. Architect Matt Brind'Amour from the Bridgeville firm of JMAC Architects suggested moving it elsewhere, which opened up the room and led to further thinking.
"When we moved that bar, we knew we had to do something," DeMauro says.
At that point, Brind'Amour suggested calling Scurci, who has offices in Greensburg and Squirrel Hill, to develop some design ideas. The architect was staying more closely involved in exterior design and getting historical and zoning approval, he says.
Scurci then brought in Walter, who runs his Iron Eden design firm in Lawrenceville. That company does mostly metal designs such as gates, fences, even headboards for beds, but it has a second, still-in-development side called the Joe Magarac Project, after the mythical steelworker.
The result from the "Joe Mag Project," as Walter calls it, has a 30-foot bar made of steel and tables with wood from 19th-century floors mounted on steel from one-time pedestrian bridges over railroad tracks.
The bar's steel came from Pittsburgh's past, but its curving, dark form has a contemporary feeling. It also has USB ports to connect a laptop or notebook as well lights below the bar so that menus could be illuminated without breaking up the trendy dark.
DeMauro says he didn't know what he would get when the team started huddling, but believes he got what he needed.
Drawing a new clientele
Mirolli of Abie & Bimbo's saw a building for sale that seemed to offer a variety of positive features, but it was a beauty salon and needed a good deal of work.
"There were a few things I wish we could have done," Mirolli says, but says constant exchanges with Calisiti created the restaurant he wanted.
He agrees with Calisti, who says the changes "have lifted the place to a whole new level and drawn a new clientele."
Mirolli bought the take-out site in downtown Greensburg in 2007 but by 2011 decided he wanted to add seats and expand the nature of the business. In December of that year, he noticed a beauty salon on Highland Avenue for sale and thought it could be the site.
Changing a salon to a restaurant didn't happen overnight.
"We had to sit here and bounce ideas off each other," Calisti says. "We had to figure out how things would work."
One of the major design items was creating traffic flow that would allow pick-up customers to get their orders without disrupting the seated customers too much. The original door in the middle of the building didn't allow that, so Calisti moved it to one end to create a table area that was not interrupted.
That move was only part of the new look of the front. Calisti also added a long entranceway across the front of the building that serves two purposes — it allows customers to get in out the rain quickly if they need to and it helps create a sunblock.
The architect says he saw the western-facing nature of the building as a possible problem; it could create a too-bright area at sundown. So he added a wall of tinted glass on the outside of the entranceway to cut the brightness.
"It's a puzzle," Mirolli says, expressing some surprise at all of the discussion in the change.
But, Calisti says, the planning stage is the best time to have those talks.
"If you are putting a business together, you don't want to think about what might have been," he says.
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|Achy breaky makey wakey heart? A randomised crossover trial of musical prompts.
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|ObjectiveCompared with no music (NM), does listening to 'Achy breaky heart' (ABH) or 'Disco science' (DS) increase the proportion of prehospital professionals delivering chest compressions at 2010 guideline-compliant rates of 100-120 bpm and 50-60 mm depths?MethodsA randomised crossover trial recruiting at an Australian ambulance conference. Volunteers performed three 1-min sequences of continuous chest compressions on a manikin accompanied by NM, repeated choruses of ABH and DS, prerandomised for order.Results37 of 74 participants were men; median age 37 years; 61% were paramedics, 20% students and 19% other health professionals. 54% had taken cardiopulmonary resuscitation training within 1 year. Differences in compression rate (mode, IQR) were significant for NM (105, 99-116) versus ABH (120, 107-120) and DS (104, 103-107) versus ABH (p<0.001) but not NM versus DS (p=0.478). Differences in proportions of participants compressing at 100-120 bpm were significant for DS (61/74, 82%) versus NM (48/74, 65%, p=0.007) and DS versus ABH (47/74, 64%, p=0.007) but not NM versus ABH (p=1). Differences in compression depth were significant for NM (48 mm, 46-59 mm) versus DS (54 mm, 44-58 mm, p=0.042) but not NM versus ABH (54 mm, 43-59 mm, p=0.065) and DS versus ABH (p=0.879). Differences in proportions of subjects compressing at 50-60 mm were not significant (NM 31/74 (42%); ABH 32/74 (43%); DS 29/74 (39%); all p>0.5).ConclusionsListening to DS significantly increased the proportion of prehospital professionals compressing at 2010 guideline-compliant rates. Regardless of intervention more than half gave compressions that were too shallow. Alternative audible feedback mechanisms may be more effective.
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|Therapeutic Potential of the Proteasome Inhibitor Bortezomib on Titanium Particle-Induced Inflammation in a Murine Model.
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|Wear particle-induced aseptic loosening has been recognized as a harmful inflammatory process that jeopardizes the longevity of total joint replacement. The proteasome controls the activation of NF-κB and subsequent inflammatory mediators, such as TNF-α and IL-1β; thus, we investigated whether proteasome inhibition can ameliorate wear particle-induced inflammation in a murine model. A total of 48 BALB/C mice were divided into four groups. Titanium (Ti) particles were injected into the established air pouches of all mice (except negative controls) to provoke inflammation, and then 0.1 or 0.5 mg/kg of Bortezomib (Bzb, a proteasome inhibitor) was administered to ameliorate the inflammation response, while air pouches without Bzb administration were used as loading controls. The air pouches were harvested 2 or 7 days after Bzb injection for molecular and histological analyses. Inflammation responses in the air pouch tissues of Bzb treatment groups are lower than those in the Ti-stimulated group, and this occurs in a dose-dependent manner. Bzb can significantly attenuate the severity of Ti-induced inflammation in air pouches.
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