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Newark: Liam Houghton, 28, of Grimshoe Road, Downham Market, Norfolk, will appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on August 13 accused of driving a Scania HGV on the A1 at Newark without due care and attention on November 4 last year.
Wollaton: Andrew Gillan, 34, of Nidderdale, is accused of stealing from Nottingham City Transport IT training suite. He allegedly took a Toshiba satellite pro laptop and three HP Probook laptops, valued at £1,578.79, between July 4 and July 7. Gillan is in custody to attend Nottingham Crown Court by video link on August 7.
Broxtowe Estate: Neil Jenkins, 26, of Lindbridge Road, admitted stealing a Macmillan Cancer Research charity box with nearly £20 inside from Boots in Broxtowe Lane on April 24. Jenkins has been ordered to attend Nottingham Magistrates' Court on August 12. He remains on bail.
Stapleford: Joeseph McGarva, 18, of Wellspring Dale, is accused of having a lock knife in New Eaton Road, Stapleford, on July 12. He has been bailed to attend Nottingham Magistrates' Court on August 6.
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Forest Fields: Julius Zavatskis, 27, of Birrell Road, denied causing a nuisance by urinating outside an address in Derby Road, Canning Circus, Nottingham, on May 17. He faces trial at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on September 29.
Eastwood: Phillip Mundle, 21, of Chapel Street, was found guilty of two assaults on a woman earlier this year and was remanded in custody to appear at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on August 7.
Newark: Vincent Taylor, 39, of Lovers Lane, pleaded guilty to stealing Maximuscle protein shake, valued at £38.98, from Boots, Newark, on March 29. Nottingham magistrates gave him a community order with a requirement to be treated as a non-resident patient for drug dependency for five months. He was ordered to pay a £60 victim surcharge.

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SUNSET BEACH—Adding to its original location in Southport, Communities in Schools of Brunswick County, Inc. (CIS) is preparing its second location at the Village at Sunset Beach behind the Food Lion store.
SUNSET BEACH—Reigning "Dancing with the Brunswick County Stars" champion Dinah Gore waltzed her way to a second victory Friday night, as the annual fundraiser brought in more than $330,000 for the Brunswick Community College Foundation.
Gore and her professional partner, Paul McTaggart, raised the most amount of money for their Viennese Waltz, followed by stars Jan Williamson and her professional partner Chris Madray, and Courtney Babson and her professional partner Christopher Robbins.
"Dancing With the Brunswick County Stars" will take center stage at 6 p.m. tonight at the Sea Trail Resort & Conference Center in Sunset Beach.
Five hundred seats for the event were available but have sold out. Tickets were $100 each.
The event is an annual fundraiser for Brunswick Community College Foundation. The proceeds will be used to give scholarships to future BCC students.
Last year's event was a first for the foundation, and it raised more than $200,000.
It's been more than a week since N.C. Sen. R.C. Soles Jr. allegedly shot a man at his Tabor City home, but no charges have been filed.
District Attorney Rex Gore on Monday said investigators with the State Bureau of Investigation, the agency leading the shooting investigation at the request of Tabor City Police Chief Donald Dowless, were still collecting material for their investigation, and no charges have been filed.
Gore said SBI agents were "still in a very preliminary stage and not nearly complete."
OCEAN ISLE BEACH—A parasailing incident here Friday afternoon has left two visiting women dead. Medical examiners have determined blunt trauma caused both deaths.
Cynthia Collins Woodcock, 60, of Kernersville, and Lorrie D. Shoup, 56, of Granby, Colo., were killed Friday afternoon when a rope connecting the parasailers and the boat "parted," according to the initial report from U.S. Coast Guard's Marine Safety Unit.
The two women died near the Ocean Isle Beach Pier.
CAROLINA SHORES—Three candidates have withdrawn from the race for two commissioners seats in Carolina Shores.
Bob Breen withdrew from the upcoming Nov. 3 election on Aug. 25. Fellow residents Dave Jones and Leon Paulikas each bowed out on Aug. 26.
That leaves three candidates vying for two available seats in the at-large race—incumbent Gere Dale and newcomers Joyce Dunn and Walter Goodenough. Both seats are for four-year terms on the town's six-member board of commissioners (including the mayor).
BOLIVIA—The sound of beating drums could be heard from nearly every hallway at Brunswick County Academy last week, and the sound of music is expected to be heard many more times at the school this year.
A grant from the North Carolina General Assembly will allow school officials at the Academy and Transition Academy to bring artists and musicians to classrooms to teach students an art form and instill lifelong values.
BOLIVIA—A large crowd wearing red shirts and Band-Aids gathered at the county courthouse in Bolivia prior to the Brunswick County Board of Education's monthly meeting Tuesday night.
The Brunswick County Association of Educators and the North Carolina Association of Educators hosted the gathering, in hopes of gaining the attention of the board.
The Brunswick County Board of Education was served with a lawsuit three days after members voted to transfer an employee who filed a grievance against Superintendent Katie McGee.
Sherry Dove, a district employee since 1984, filed a lawsuit in Brunswick County Superior Court Friday, claiming board members made "an unlawful retaliatory transfer and reassignment."
After a daylong visit in Brunswick County last week, U.S. Rep Mike McIntyre made his last stop in Ocean Isle Beach and presented the town with a check for $281,388 in grant money recently awarded to the town.
The check included $136,050 the fire department received in February, which was used to purchase 17 air packs and a vehicle exhaust system for the department, and $145,288 the police department received last month, which will provide the salary for an extra police officer during the next three years.
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The shooting happened at her Darjeeling Road home around midnight on Friday.
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6-12 in. (15-30 cm)
12-18 in. (30-45 cm)
9-12 in. (22-30 cm)
USDA Zone 3b: to -37.2 �C (-35 �F)
USDA Zone 4a: to -34.4 �C (-30 �F)
USDA Zone 4b: to -31.6 �C (-25 �F)
USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 �C (-20 �F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 �C (-15 �F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 �C (-10 �F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 �C (-5 �F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 �C (0 �F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
Full Sun
Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
Late Midseason (MLa)
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
By dividing rhizomes, tubers, corms or bulbs (including offsets)
Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds
Flowers are fragrant
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts
Sherwood, Oregon
On Jun 9, 2009, SunnyBorders from Aurora, ON (Zone 5a) wrote:
Beautiful little plant. Quite hardy and vigorous here (zone 5a). Flowers placed a bit low among leaves.
On Feb 28, 2008, altagardener from Calgary, AB (Zone 3b) wrote:
Hardy in zone 3; also called "plum-scented iris".
On Jan 25, 2007, bluespiral from (Zone 7a) wrote:
This species can be germinated from seed, so am sharing some researched germination methods from 2 very credible sources, the better to get an overall feeling for what would work:
On Oct 9, 2004, boojum from Shelburne Falls, MA (Zone 5a) wrote:
This is a delicate, multicolored, fragrant flower which I look forward to every year. Foliage and size are unusual. There is nothing as lovely as one blossom and a leaf or two in a small ikebana vase. Although it is rated for zone 6-9, it has grown well for me at 2 locations in zone 5. Likes mulch.


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Born: October 19, 1950 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
High School: Marlington in Alliance, Ohio
College: Ohio State University
Draft: Cleveland Cavaliers, 4th round (5th pick, 57th overall), 1973 NBA Draft
NBA Debut: October 26, 1973
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HILLSVILLE – State police say the driver in an Aug. 30 wreck that injured three people was only 14 years old.
All those injured were minors.
Hillsville Fire Department, Carroll County Fire & Rescue, the Carroll Sheriff's Department and Virginia State Police responded to a single-vehicle crash Sunday on U.S. 221. The incident happened between Hillsville and Dugspur, just north of Poplar Hill Road.
Crossroads Institute held its 10-year anniversary celebration Aug. 25 with a video presentation, words from new director Brenda Sutherland and refreshments. The event started at 10 a.m. and lasted about 90 minutes.
The video focused on "success stories" from those who have been helped by the institution's business incubator at Crossroads, including Steve Winesett of Candor Construction, Travis Belton and Joanie Newman of Moog-Galax and Leigh Ann Richardson of Vital Supply in Wytheville.
INDEPENDENCE — The Grayson County Sheriff's Office was recently awarded grants for two patrol vehicles.
According to Grayson Sheriff Richard Vaughan, the $50,000 grant funds were supplied by the USDA Rural Development in Wytheville.
HILLSVILLE — There is no longer a "Ladies Auxiliary" for the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, as the veterans' organization adapts to today's military, in which more and more women are serving.
That will not affect the very active and popular "support" organization for the Grover King VFW Post 1115 in Hillsville. The organization is now known as the "VFW Auxiliary" and membership is now open to men, said Donald Trausneck of Post 1115.
WOODLAWN — Virginia State Police responded to a two-vehicle collision that occurred Tuesday night on Coulson Church Road (Virginia 620) in Carroll County, about one-tenth of a mile north of Senior Road, around 10 p.m.
According to a state police report, a 2006 Chevrolet Cobalt was traveling northbound on Coulson Church Road when the driver crossed the centerline and struck a 2004 Toyota Tacoma head-on. The Tacoma overturned on its side as a result.
INDEPENDENCE — After a deadlock vote over a seat on the Grayson County Planning Commission in July, the Grayson Board of Supervisors this month discussed a change in their procedures for electing members to boards and commissions.
Supervisor Kenneth Belton approached the board with a draft of procedure changes during the Aug. 13 meeting. Prior to the meeting, he had asked County Administrator Jonathan Sweet to come up with a set of procedure rules for appointing board members.
By LARRY CHAMBERS, Staff
INDEPENDENCE – Candidates in the Nov. 3 general election in Grayson County will have the opportunity to participate in four political forums in September.
The Grayson County Citizens for Better Schools will sponsor the forums, which will be held at 7 p.m. each night.
WHITETOP – The Grayson County Sheriff's Department made two drug-related arrests in the Whitetop community recently.
Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughan said on Aug. 20, members of the sheriff's office and the Twin County Drug Task Force arrested Donald Smith Turnmire, 39, of Whitetop.
Vaughan said Turnmire was arrested for being a fugitive from justice with seven pending felony charges in Virginia and North Carolina.
According to Capt. Matthew Adams, the Independence Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a car fire on Grayson Parkway last week.
On arrival, crews found a fire under the rear of the car and in the back seat area.
Three fire trucks and 13 firefighters responded and extinguished the fire. Adams says firefighters believe the fire originated due to a transmission line break.
The driver was able to escape the vehicle unharmed.
U.S. Senator Tim Kaine (D-Va.) made two Twin Counties stops on his way through Southwest Virginia last Thursday, visiting the STEM lab at Carroll County High School and the Vaughan-Bassett Furniture plant in Galax.
The stops were part of Kaine's swing through Virginia on U.S. 58.
At the CCHS lab, Kaine saw several students demonstrate projects they're working on. The STEM (Science, Technology, Education and Math) lab at CCHS had a strong agricultural focus, and a farm for its use.
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It's not exactly what you said but you sure make it sound like this.... (sorry for the blatant rip off of the *BSD is dying meme)Originally Posted by someone who sounds a lot like CGWIt is now official. A&I has confirmed: slide film is dying
One more crippling bombshell hit the already beleaguered analog community when IDC confirmed that E6 market share has dropped yet again, now down to less than a fraction of 1 percent of all films. Coming on the heels of a recent survey which plainly states that slide film has lost more market share, this news serves to reinforce what we've known all along. slide film sales are collapsing in complete disarray, as fittingly exemplified by failing dead last in the recent film slaes numbers.
You don't need to be the Amazing Kreskin [amazingkreskin.com] to predict slide film's future. The hand writing is on the wall: slide film faces a bleak future. In fact there won't be any future at all for slide film because slide film is dying. Things are looking very bad for slide film. As many of us are already aware, slide film continues to lose market share. Red ink flows like a river of blood.
Kodak's slide film is the most endangered of them all, having lost 99.98% of its core users. The sudden and unpleasant departures of long time slide film developers A&I only serve to underscore the point more clearly. There can no longer be any doubt: slide film is dying.
Let's keep to the facts and look at the numbers.
Kodak states that there are 7000 users of their slide film. How many users of B&W slide film are there? Let's see. The number of Kodak slide film versus B&W slide film posts on APUG is roughly in ratio of 5 to 1. Therefore there are about 7000/5 = 1400 B&W slide film users. A recent article put Fuji's slide film at about 80 percent of the slide film market. Therefore there are (7000+1400)*4 = 33600 slide film users. This is consistent with the number of slide film related APUG posts.
Due to the troubles of Rochester, abysmal sales and so on, Kodak nearly went out of business, its corpse turned over to yet another charnel house.
All major surveys show that slide film has steadily declined in market share. Slide film is very sick and its long term survival prospects are very dim. If slide film is to survive at all it will be among film dilettante dabblers. Slide film continues to decay. Nothing short of a miracle could save it at this point in time. For all practical purposes, slide film is dead.


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The agency said Saturday in a release the rockslide occurred sometime overnight Friday. No one was injured. That highway section has been closed since the Oct. 25 rockslide.
The agency said a construction supervisor for the contractor working to reopen the interstate discovered it about 1 a.m. Saturday.
The new rockslide occurred about four miles east of the previous one, covering a 40-by-50 foot area. The largest rock in 500 cubic yards of it was the size of a sport utility vehicle.
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Robbie Coltrane yesterday gave his Chrysler Jeep a final waxing prior to its installation at Glasgow's new Riverside Museum. When the museum opens later this year, Coltrane's Jeep will take pride of place in the dramatic north window and will be one of the first objects that visitors to the museum will see.
The actor donated the Jeep to Glasgow Museums last year. It's since undergone conservation work at the old Museum of Transport in Kelvin Hall. Yesterday's waxing was the finishing touch to the vehicle, which Coltrane described as an "Old War Horse".
Coltrane's Jeep Grand Wagoneer was manufactured in 1988 by Chrysler. Curators at the Riverside Museum consider it an excellent example of its type and say that the period 1987–91 at Chrysler is considered the "best of the breed" due to engineering and aesthetic upgrades such as wooden panelling and modernised aluminium wheels.
Coltrane admitted he missed his old Jeep and its V8 engine in the recent freeze. "I could have done with that old War Horse this last month. Nothing was getting up my hill, but she could go up solid ice," he said, adding that he once used it to pull a tractor out of a ditch.
Coltrane is a trustee of the Riverside Museum Appeal, which aims to raise £5 million. In 2007, he helped launch the appeal's fundraising bid in George Square along with fellow trustee Carol Smillie.
Gavin McLellan, Director of the Riverside Museum Appeal, said: "We are delighted to have been given this vehicle by Robbie Coltrane. He has been a fantastic friend to Glasgow Museums for many years, and because of his passion for cars and engineering he was an early recruit to the Riverside Museum Appeal.
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I like how Mace says the Force works in mysterious ways.
What he's actually saying is; "Sorry Ashoka, don't be mad at us, it was the Forces fault."
Playing pin the blame on the Force can't be the Jedi way.
Then again when I think about it, that pretty much is the Jedi way isn't it?
I've heard similar observations about religion in general. Why did the flaming oil tanker smash into the pet rabbit store? It was the will of Baby Jesus, etc.
Where are people getting that Ahsoka "knows" about Anakin and Padme? From her final line where she says "I know" after Anakin confesses to having feelings of wanting to leave the Jedi? That doesn't quite seal it for me. Because Padme agreed to be her lawyer? I've watched it 3 times already - there's absolutely nothing in this episode that suggests to me that she knows about their secret marriage.
I wished it had been a key storyline. I guess they (Anakin and Padme) only spend brief moments alone together anyway.
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Two weeks ago I completed a one-month adult course in sewing. I'm in my mid-thirties and I have always been a creative person. I would like to start developing a line of my designs. I'm primarily interested in baby toys, dolls, lunch bags, and things like coffee cup holder bands.
I just started sewing for the first time. And I decided to start with simple items. What I'm having difficulty in is stitching. I attempted baby blocks, and did so very well. I managed to sew the block with 6 - 4 inch patterns. When I got to the last and final block pattern (which is the flap to close the block right after stuffing), I sewed three-quarters of the square. Now the last quarter is the one where I must hand sew it closed. I am not familiar with sewing terminology, but what I do is hand-sew up and down, no loop or anything. Is this correct? Reason I'm asking is because, the block is all smooth all around and then this one edge is a little off by not looking as even. Is this how it's suppose to look? I looked at blocks sold in stores and they're even all around. What am I doing wrong? Thanks for any advice.
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I recommend closing seams like this with the ladder stitch. Here's a great video tutorial that shows it very well:
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TNG Caption This! 294: Say hello to Season 2!
Happy Sunday night everyone! Very sorry for the late late start, without getting too deeply into it, I've been in a whirlwind of insane circumstances over the past few days.
First up to the plate, we have the "Bad connections" Award, going to:
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Every time I saw April he reminded me of someone. I assumed the artists might have used an actor as a photo reference. I racked my brain and then it struck me, April looks like Bruce Boxleitner. Then I had second thoughts and decided he looked like Roscoe Born.
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With today's penchant for finding and highlighting what is wrong or negative or wanting about people, places and institutions, it is no wonder that Fall River, its population and government have not been spared. While there is definitely room for improvement and growth, it is irresponsible to showcase only one side of the story.
With today's penchant for finding and highlighting what is wrong or negative or wanting about people, places and institutions, it is no wonder that Fall River, its population and government have not been spared. While there is definitely room for improvement and growth, it is irresponsible to showcase only one side of the story.
Fall River and its people may be facing severe economic and social challenges, yet it boasts a selfless population who despite their own circumstances are willing to respond to the needs of those less fortunate. One great example of such selflessness is the continued existence of Michael's Fund, a local non-profit organization which has been funding bone marrow drives for the past 17 years. It is the only fund of its kind in the southern New England that has survived beyond seven years, the average life span for such a fund.
This has been made possible primarily through the support of local citizens and businesses. The present and past mayors have acknowledged and supported the fund since its inception in 1996. It was started to fund the search for a bone marrow match for an 11-year-old Fall Riverite, Michael Wrobel. Yet even with such acknowledgement and support, many of our citizens are unaware of its existence. This is unfortunate since it should be such a source of pride for our city and citizens. In addition to adding more than 45,000 potential donors to the marrow registry, Michael's Fund has helped pass legislation in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Connecticut requiring insurances to pay for bone marrow testing. This legislation has relieved families of cancer patients of the burden of raising money during an already stressful time.
Michael's Fund was started by family and friends of the Wrobels and it has survived and thrived because of the volunteer work of these same people. This year the fund received a sizable donation, $1100, raised by a grateful 8-year-old boy from New York whose life was saved by a bone marrow donor from Fall River.
His donor was tested at the very first drive held by the fund. The drive was originally organized to find a match for Michael Wrobel, but instead it was held in Michael's memory a month after his death on June 10, 1996. At that drive Michael's Fund was able to ensure that young Eli Lana would have a life-saving match nearly a decade later. Eli's mother attests that "Eli's life was saved before he was even born thanks to Michael."
While work to re-energize Fall River's economy, capitalize on its potential as a tourism site, and raise its standard of education will effect changes to improve our city's reputation and self pride, we overlook an already existing source of pride and accomplishment. If New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut and our own state recognize Michael's Fund as a positive, potential life-saving force, it is time for the citizens of Fall River to embrace it as a symbol of the pride and generosity of the people of Fall River.
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New bridal 'do? After announcing her engagement to boyfriend Jamie Watson on March 2, Jamie Lynn Spears chopped off her long blonde hair into a short new bob on March 20.
"About to cut my hair," she tweeted. "Ah. New hair do."
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Soon after she showed off her stylish new cut on Instagram and wrote, "Short hair don't care." In another shot with her hairstylist, Spears marveled in a caption, "Still can't believe we did this!"
The younger sister of Britney Spears happily announced on Twitter March 2 that she was engaged to 30-year-old Watson after three years of dating. The former Nickelodeon star was previously engaged to Casey Aldridge, the father of her 4-year-old daughter, Maddie, before their 2010 split.
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On March 24, Spears shared an adorable photo of her daughter helping her put makeup on. "Makeover day for Maddie and me," she tweeted. "Oh boy. Little moments. Blessed."
Later, the mother-daughter duo enjoyed a little bathroom dance party. "Jamming out after bath time to Rihanna," she captioned a picture of them posing together in a mirror. "Bright like a diamond."
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FreeBSD Bugzilla – Bug 173939
[PATCH] give my tcl ports a new home
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A new ML/Email was created for the Tcl language change my ports to reflect that change.
Fix: Patch attached with submission follows:
Perhaps Martin should comment before moving tcl-modules? He may wish to
keep it.
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I'll take it.
On 26.11.2012 15:52, Chris Rees wrote:
> Perhaps Martin should comment before moving tcl-modules? He may wish
> to keep it.
I agree to this PR, making a abstracted maintainer is a good idea, as
long as there is someone behind the e-mail :)
I focus on maintaining stuff I really intensively use (so I can catch
some of its bugs, too) and tcl/tk is currently not really on my list.
A good example here is firstname.lastname@example.com - let's say atm. I am the only
active person there
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Tomatoes are amazing right now. Let me repeat, tomatoes are the candy of summer and you should find all opportunities to put them in your mouth.
A couple of weeks ago, I had some beautiful tomatoes sitting on the counter that were close to their demise. In such situations my solution is to roast the food and then figure out a recipe later. The great thing about roasted vegetables and fruit is they can usually be kept in the refrigerator (in an airtight container) for up to 3 days. On this occasion, I added a head of garlic and three red onions figuring I would make pizza of some sort. The next day Rob and I went down to Joe's Pizza and bought a ball of dough so I could experiment a little.
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Many years ago I lived in New York and the one pizza shop I remember was Joe's on Bleecker. Their Sicilian crust was so buttery and crunchy while the pizza was still perfectly doughy. Heaven. For a girl on a budget it was always a treat to sit with my favorite NY slice and people-watch in Greenwich Village.
A few years ago a Joe's Pizza (seemingly associated with the original on Bleecker) opened in our fine city of Santa Monica. It's really more than I could have hoped for in life. It turns out that this Joe's was opened by the original founder's former son-in-law. Confused? If you like pizza parlor gossip here's an explainer. The Santa Monica Joe's makes decent pie so I'm not complaining.
I already had an heirloom tomato and herb goat cheese recipe, but the crust didn't always crisp up right because the tomatoes weren't roasted. Once you introduce tomatoes to any form of salt it's a big wet mess. Roasting is a easy way to get the flavor but avoid the moisture. (I mentioned roasting in my Eggless Peach Ice Cream post for this same reason.) If high ion concentration and cellular walls are your thing here's an article you might like on salting vegetables.
I did my best with measurements in this recipe but not everything is exact. Pizza is awesome because you can play with ingredient portions without doing too much damage to the final product. Go crazy, people.
- 1 ball of pizza dough Note: Buying dough from a pizzeria makes this meal easy enough for a weeknight, or you can try Nancy Silverton's pizza dough recipe.
- 10 medium heirloom tomatoes Note: The picture above is of Early Girl tomatoes from Peacock Family Farms, but for this recipe I used Cherokee heirlooms from Tutti Frutti. Also, if you have leftovers they're excellent for bruschetta, eggs, or a quick pasta lunch.
- 1 large head of garlic
- 3 medium red onions
- 1/2 cup goat cheese (approx - to taste)
- 16 oz mozzarella
- Parmesan block for shaving
- 10-14 sprigs of thyme
- Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- Move an oven rack to the middle position and heat to 350.
- Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil and then lay a piece of parchment paper on top of that. Note: The parchment paper is important. Roasted tomatoes are delicate and even with olive oil they stick to foil.
- Slice about 1/4 inch off the end of your garlic (not the root end). It should look like this. Leave the skin on to hold the cloves together, rub the garlic with olive oil to prevent burning, and then seal it up in aluminum foil.
- Thinly slice the red onion.
- Slice your tomatoes.
- Transfer the tomatoes to the baking sheet and make sure they're in a single layer, leaving room on one side for the onions. Note: Since I usually roast extra tomatoes everything doesn't fit on the pan. If you don't have room for the red onions just put them on a separate baking sheet and adjust your oven racks accordingly.
- Drizzle a generous amount of extra virgin olive oil over the tomatoes and red onions. I use my hands to spread the oil around, flipping the tomatoes to get both sides covered. Same goes for the red onions. Note: Don't be shy with this step. At the end of roasting you'll have some amazing olive oil that's infused with thyme and tomatoes - perfect for homemade vinaigrette.
- Pour some olive oil on the thyme. This will keep it from drying out too much.
- Scatter the thyme over the tomatoes. Sprinkle the red onion and tomatoes with kosher salt and fresh black pepper.
- Roast the tomatoes, red onion, and garlic for 1 to 1 1/2 hours. Check on things periodically to see if anything needs to come out. I find that the tomatoes and onions usually finish around the same time. Your tomatoes should be wrinkly and dehydrated (but not burned) and the red onions should be caramelized.
- This is the point at which you can stop and put everything in the refrigerator. I often roast the veggies/fruit and then make my pizza the following day.
- When the garlic is cool gently press the cloves out of their skin. Mash with a fork and set aside.
- Mince some fresh thyme and add about 1 teaspoon to the goat cheese. Mash with a fork and set aside.
- Slice the mozzarella into 1/4 - 1/3 inch pieces.
- Chiffonade some basil.
- Preheat oven to 450.
- Stretch the dough. I have no way to explain this process since it's not my strength. (P.S. Nails will poke holes in dough. Who knew?!) If you want to read about stretching dough and see a quick video visit this page.
- Pierce the dough all over with a fork. This prevents large bubbles.
- Brush dough lightly with olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
- Getting the dough/pizza in and out of the oven can be tricky. If you're using a baking sheet you can simply stretch the dough, put it right on a parchment-lined baking sheet, and then pop it in the oven. If you're using a pizza stone (the preferable cooking surface), flip your baking sheet over, lay a piece of parchment on top, stretch the dough, and then carefully slide the parchment and dough onto the stone. The baking sheet helps you guide everything into place.
- Bake for 3 to 4 minutes until light brown spots appear on the bottom.
- Remove pre-baked dough and set on a wire rack so it can cool off a little.
- Smear the mashed garlic on the pre-baked dough. I find using my fingers works best.
- Add mozzarella, shaved parmesan, tomatoes, red onion, and then finish with goat cheese. Note: I think of parmesan as a salt element so the more I add the less salt I use. This goes for any dish that includes parmesan or salty cheese.
- Melt the butter in the microwave and then add some olive oil (roughly 50/50). Brush the edges of your pizza with the mixture.
- Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Note: When it comes to salt most recipes suggest too little. If you don't have health reasons to limit your sodium intake this is a good article on why salt/seasoning matters. "Correct seasoning, to a chef, is as much salt as you can get into the dish without it tasting too salty." True that.
- Slide into the oven and bake for 5-8 minutes. You want the crust to be nicely browned and the toppings to bubble.
- Remove the pizza, let it rest for a few minutes, then slice. Sprinkle with basil before serving and enjoy with some red wine if you're so inclined.


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Pittsburgh Opera tackles complexities of 'Paul's Case'
Opera composers are always on the lookout for a good story.
Gregory Spears reached back to a story he'd read in college for his first opera, "Paul's Case." It's based on a short story by Willa Cather and was called "astonishingly beautiful" by the New York Times.
"I'm a voracious reader and let serendipity guide me a bit," Spears says. "I remember being kind of shocked by 'Paul's Case,' and surprised it existed. I found it puzzling, as well — always a good reason to approach an opera topic. There's no better way to learn about a character than to write an opera about him."
Pittsburgh Opera will present a new production of Spear's "Paul's Case" at performances starting Feb. 22 at Pittsburgh Opera headquarters in the Strip District. The opera was first performed in March 2013.
Cather's story is set in Pittsburgh in 1906. Paul is a high school student who is a dandy, into the arts and disdainful of middle-class values. After he's expelled from school, his father forces him to give up being an usher at Carnegie Music Hall, which he loves, and get a paying job. He steals the company's weekend deposit, takes a train to New York City and books himself into the ritzy Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
There's nothing ambiguous about his shopping spree, but is there a gay tinge to a drunken evening with a Yale freshman? It doesn't take long for his escape to come crashing down.
"What I have always liked about the piece is how Greg Spears has retained the ambiguity of the Willa Cather story," says stage director George Cedarquist. "Something we tried to capture is the difference between ambiguity and (being) vague. Ambiguity is exciting and enthralling and inspiring. Vague is boring and confusing."
Spears says unlike Paul he wasn't a rebellious teen, but always admired and was intrigued by his friends who were. "One of the interesting things about this opera is that I find it almost impossible to judge him either way. He's such an ambiguous character."
Spears says he employs musical styles that energize the drama. He grew up with minimalism and retains interest in it.
"For me, the conflict in the musical dimension of the piece is between a sort of minimalist style and an older more baroque sensibility. A lot of my pieces deal with my attempt to bring these two things together," he says. "In 'Paul's Case' these two styles might attach to the paradox at the root of Paul's personality, the interesting contradiction that makes him who he is."
The contradiction is Paul's love for art and beauty that for him stand in contrast to the world full of machines, work and middle-class values.
"As Willa Cather might say, those two things have to go together for an artist to be born," Spears says. "Anyone who's an artist or knows one, knows there's an enormous amount of work. It's very labor-intensive."
Preparing the opera is certainly labor-intensive.
"It's one of the great challenges for the singer not only to have to know your own part but also to know what other singers are doing," says conductor Glenn Lewis. "I have found in the learning process of this piece the singers need to be in groups to learn how it's constructed."
"Certainly, trying to stage a piece before the music is absolutely rock-solid is always a challenge when doing Handel, Mozart, Strauss or Spears," Cedarquist says. "This piece is quite complex rhythmically and, also, texturally. There's a lot of characters repeating fragments of the same lines. Each of those repetitions have to be colored to have a clear intention behind it. I've tried to re-create the way we talk when we have an argument or try to talk on top of someone or convince them."
Tenor Daniel Curran says the vocal range Spears employs for Paul is very challenging, nearly two octaves from middle C to high B flat, but he considers himself lucky because he has some really beautiful music, music with an arch.
"Paul is one of the most difficult things I've had to learn, yet, when things in ensemble click, it's really quite enjoyable," Curran says. "You've conquered something."
Mark Kanny is classical music critic for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7877 or email@example.com.
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The discussion begins with a survey of the history of roentgenkymography. This is followed by a description of the method. As a forerunner of motion recording techniques in roentgenography, the method provides a picture of x-ray dense shadows over two or three cardiac cycles, with moving borders presenting a serrated appearance on the film. The depth of the serrations indicates the extent of motion, if the border is oriented perpendicular to the direction of travel of the x-ray grid.
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Ensuring The Safest Commute Possible
Meanwhile, those on the road are also advised to be sure they are driving properly and safely. As CBS 2's Dave Carlin reported, the winter weather often has drivers spinning out, slamming brakes, getting hurt.
It is Tim Barrett's job to steer drivers to safety. As owner of Arrow Auto School, he is on the roads constantly and he sees preventable chaos all too often.
Barrett said the number one winter hazard is ice hiding under snow. Also dangerous is the black ice variety almost impossible to see — but you sure know it when you feel it.
If you are turning the wheel, but your car keeps going straight, that is called a front-wheel skid. Barrett explained us the solution.
He advised whatever you do, do not apply brakes — jamming on them will make it worse. He said you should get your foot off the accelerator, quickly rewind the steering wheel to regain traction, and only when you are in the clear should you gently apply the brakes.
When your back tires lose traction and slide, that is a rear-wheel skid. Barrett also had a fix for that.
The solution, once again, is not to apply the brakes. But this time, you should steer in the same direction as the skid, and if your back wheels are turning left, steer right until you are back in control.
You should also remember that almost all dangerous skidding results from going too fast.
Plowing Problems?
Even ahead of the storm, plows were out in force clearing the streets. But some residents said they weren't too pleased with the city's response to Monday's snow.
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Some residents on Staten Island said side streets in the West Brighton neighborhood were still packed with snow and ice on Tuesday.
"I haven't seen a plow this morning, I haven't heard a plow this morning," Zulan Henderson said.
"The report card for this snow storm? D without a doubt," said resident Tom Carrera.
Mayor Bill de Blasio admitted Tuesday that the plowing on Staten Island was not ideal.
"That case on Staten Island is simply not acceptable," de Blasio said.
The mayor admitted he wasn't happy with the plowing plan on Staten Island for Monday's storm, especially on Bard Avenue, which, as CBS 2 showed, remained unplowed most of Monday, and is a primary road to a hospital.
"It was not handled properly, and we're going to fix it," de Blasio said.
The problems follow a similar fiasco during a winter storm last month when the Upper East Side was complaining of neglect. Some roads remained a mess 24 hours after the snowstorm while the mayor's Brooklyn neighborhood had been cleared to blacktop.
"The response to the last storm obviously left something to be desired," de Blasio said Monday. "We did a review of our efforts and we've come up with some initial changes that we actually were able to implement right away to improve the snow clearing operations and the response to the storm this time."
But some New Yorkers say even more must be done.
"If it's more than 4, 5 inches, you're pretty much not getting out," said Jason Lemole of West Brighton. "You might as well leave your car there."
New Yorkers can use the plow tracker to see the status of snow removal in their neighborhoods at nyc.gov/severeweather.
Working From Home
As WCBS 880's Paul Murnane reported, many employees have been working from home because of the snowy winter.
Most work can be done anywhere thanks to laptops and smartphones, but it's up to the boss to decide who works from home and how they do it, Murnane reported.
Experts said without a set policy, workers who come in to the office in bad weather may come to resent those allowed to work from home.
"Are your kids sitting in the same room that you're in doing work? Why would we expect our employees to be as productive at home? Maybe the goal is to get something out of your employees on these days when they can't safely get to and from the office," said David Lewis of OperationsInc., a Norwalk-based HR firm.
Lewis said it's important to take care of the employees who routinely come into the office with time off down the road or even lunch on the boss.
"People are paralyzed by looking out the window and seeing the snow pile up combined with a lack of communication. So one of the key things I always emphasize for our clients is just tell your employees what you're thinking as early as possible," said Lewis.
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