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Mumbai, May 18 (IANS) Actress Nimrat Kaur, who features in Ritesh Batra's "The Lunchbox", says she is not surprised to see that the film has been selected for the ongoing 66th Cannes International Film Festival.
"I am really proud of the film. It is a very personal film for the director. It is an honest film and is not trying to be something which it is not. It is very true to the place it is trying to create. While I am very proud and excited that we are going to Cannes, I am also not surprised that it has been picked up," Nimrat told IANS.
"You dream of big things when you start, but when it happens, you get surprised. You can't anticipate these things," she added.
"The Lunchbox", which features ace Indian actors Irrfan and Nawazuddin Sidduqui, is selected in the Critic's Week section of the fest.
Nimrat is happy about being a part of the movie's cast, even if she didn't get much time to work with the other actors.
"The thing is that we were working in isolation. The story is such that your paths don't cross. Irrfan and Nawaz had their paths together. I had a little work with Nawaz, but it was too little. I would have loved many more scenes with them," she said.
Talking about the plot of the film, Kaur said that it is a love story.
"Without spoiling the narrative, (I can tell that) it is basically a love story and it is about people who don't really belong to the changing fast new world which we live in. It has an old world charm to it. It is about people in their unique roles and in their own world where the little things matter," she said.
After being a part of films like "Peddlers" and "Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana", she said that she is open to doing different kind of roles.
"Films are something which fascinate me. I have done a lot of plays and other work. I think I am willing to explore. There is nothing I don't want to play. I want to be able to play a man also one day," she said.
For now, the actress is in talks with filmmakers and reading scripts.
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Robert Kraft, professors support Tom Brady in deflate-gate briefsFrank Schwab at Shutdown Corner17 hrs ago
The deflate-gate fight is barely about the facts of the actual case anymore. The never-ending appeals seem to be all about Roger Goodell's power and the NFLPA fighting back against it.
But there is a never-ending argument about the facts of the case among fans and observers, about what New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady might have known or not known. Since Ted Wells' report uncovered no facts that give us any idea what Brady did in the ordeal, we're left to guess.
But there is a group of more than 20 engineering and physics professors who think that the controversy can be explained entirely by the science of natural deflation in cold weather, and said so in an amicus brief filed by Washington, D.C. attorney Eric Delinsky this week, according to the Boston Herald. The professors come from a number of universities including MIT and Stanford, the Herald reported.
49ers' Jed York speaks out against North Carolina bathroom lawShalise Manza Young at Shutdown Corner18 hrs ago
Several musical acts have refused to perform in North Carolina in recent weeks due to its much-debated bathroom bill, and NBA commissioner Adam Silver has said the league will not hold the 2017 All-Star game in Charlotte if the discriminitory bill is not repealed.
And this week, the San Francisco 49ers and CEO Jed York expressed support for the state's LGBTQ community while in Charlotte for the NFL spring owners meetings.
Passed on March 23, North Carolina House Bill 2 (or HB2) reversed a Charlotte ordinance allowing transgendered individuals to use the bathroom of the gender they identify with; HB2 mandates that transgendered individuals must use the bathroom of the gender listed on their birth certificate and also prevents cities and towns in the state from passing laws that say otherswise.
Greg Cosell's Podcast: Aaron Rodgers tries to take back NFC NorthGreg Cosell at Shutdown Corner18 hrs ago
This offseason, Greg Cosell and Frank Schwab will explore key questions for each of the 32 NFL teams in "The Shutdown" podcast, going team-by-team for each division over eight episodes. Links to previous division preview podcasts are at the end of this post.
Last season there was an unexpected champion in the NFC North. The Minnesota Vikings' win at Lambeau Field in Week 17 over the Green Bay Packers secured the division crown.
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The conversation for most of the second half of last season was about the struggles of the Packers offense, and the play of quarterback Aaron Rodgers. There are plenty of layers to those issues, as well as the Vikings' ability to repeat as division champs, and we dealt with many of them along with other questions on NFC North teams in this podcast:
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Bills GM Doug Whaley backtracks on controversial commentsEric Edholm at Shutdown Corner19 hrs ago
Tuesday wasn't a good day for the Buffalo Bills on a few fronts.
First, the team issued a draconian and fairly ridiculous policy on what the media can report at its open practices, which was roundly panned as spin control from a paranoid organization. Then general manager Doug Whaley made some eye-opening comments on WGR 550 Radio on his views of the dangers of football.
Asked about whether Bills wideout Sammy Watkins is injury-prone, Whaley dismissed that notion for the most part but launched into a bigger discussion about the nature of the game as a whole.
"This is the game of football," Whaley said, via the Buffalo News. "Injuries are part of it. It's a violent game that I personally don't think humans are supposed to play."
Legit 'Las Vegas Raiders' obstacles that aren't gambling relatedFrank Schwab at Shutdown Corner21 hrs ago
Despite Jerry Jones and Robert Kraft publicly supporting the Oakland Raiders moving to Las Vegas, there will be obstacles. The main one has nothing to do with gambling.
There will be the gambling issue of course because the NFL's history against Las Vegas and gambling is very consistent. And there is the stadium issue. Just because Raiders owner Mark Davis pledged $500 million, that doesn't mean it'll get built. It wouldn't be something new in Las Vegas for a big project to be hyped, only to see it never get off the ground. There's also the issue of whether the NFL is using Las Vegas as its new Los Angeles, and scaring existing cities with the threat of moving to Vegas, like it did with L.A. for 21 years.
But there's a real concern, and it's simply whether Las Vegas can sustain an NFL team.
Robert Kraft on Tom Brady: 'We hope he prevails'Shalise Manza Young at Shutdown Corner22 hrs ago
The NFL owners' meetings in Charlotte on Tuesday were brief, and the biggest news to come out of the event was the deciding of the host citiesfor Super Bowls LIII, LIV and LV plus some minor changes to instant replay.
And there were of course some smaller things as well. To wit: NFL Network's Judy Battista caught up with New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft for a brief interview; Battista asked Kraft about the prospect of the Oakland Raiders moving to Las Vegas, which Kraft expressed support for, and also about Tom Brady, who filed another appealin his federal case against the NFL in the deflate-gate case on Monday.
When will YOUR city host the Super Bowl?Jay Busbee at Shutdown Corner22 hrs ago
The NFL has just completed its latest rounds as Super Bowl Santa, dispensing game dates to Atlanta, South Florida and Los Angeles while leaving NFL-branded coal in the stockings of Tampa and New Orleans. It's surely just a coincidence that Atlanta, Los Angeles, and 2018 host Minnesota will have brand-spankin'-new stadiums and South Florida is spending hundreds of millions on renovations. Just a coincidence. Anyway, all this talk about Super Bowls surely has you thinking, "hey, great for them, but what about ME? When do we get a Super Bowl in our fair city, huh?"
Glad you asked. Let's take a look at every NFL city and see when you can expect the NFLstravaganza to show up near you.
Arizona (Last hosted in 2015): Warm weather, a modern stadium, all appropriate amenities nearby, and pesky politics settled make Phoenix a safe and sanitized choice, the comfort food of Super Bowl sites. Should get one by 2026.
Bubba Smith, the late NFL star and actor, had CTEFrank Schwab at Shutdown Corner1 day ago
As the NFL deals with yet another concussion controversy, another former great was diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the degenerative brain disease that has been linked to head trauma playing football.
Bubba Smith, the great Baltimore Colts, Oakland Raiders and Houston Oilers defensive end who reached a whole new audience as a star in the "Police Academy" movies and other acting roles, had CTE, The New York Times reported. Smith played nine NFL seasons, and before that he was a college star at Michigan State. Smith died in 2011.
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In January 2009, the New York Jets hired Rex Ryan to become the 18th head coach in the franchise's history, and Ryan arrived with a roar. A proclamation that the team would be winning the Super Bowl and visiting the President as well as announcing that his squad would be "the most physical" team in the NFL were part of his introductory press conference.
And he didn't stop there.
Ryan didn't wait long to take aim at Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots, the kings of the AFC East, Ryan's new division after several years with the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC North.
Three Super Bowl sites were announced and Los Angeles is one of themEric Edholm at Shutdown Corner1 day ago
The Super Bowl will return to the Los Angeles area for the first time in almost 30 years.
The NFL announced the sites of three future Super Bowls on Tuesday, awarding Super Bowl LV to the Los Angeles Rams' new stadium project in Inglewood. The game will be played in February 2021.
It was also announced that the new Atlanta stadium will host Super Bowl LIII in 2019 and South Florida will get Super Bowl LIV in 2020.
But the crown jewel of these games awarded was L.A. and its return to the league this offseason.
"On the heels of the National Football League's historic return to Los Angeles, the Rams are proud to be part of such a significant regional effort of teamwork, leadership and vision to bring the Super Bowl back to Southern California," Rams COO Kevin Demoff said in a statement. "We would like to thank the NFL owners for giving us this opportunity to host the nation's biggest event in sports and entertainment at our world-class stadium, to showcase the great cities of Los Angeles and Inglewood and to deliver an incredible experience for fans from across the globe."


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The Brits came out in force to grace this year's famous red carpet and they did surprisingly well. But did they beat LA's glamour pusses at their own game?
Another group to wow the crowds were the over fifties, who looked more fabulous than some of the younger stars. We ask the experts who got it right and who could have done better.
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Avant garde guru Robert Masciave from Metropolis Hairdressing in Kingston gives his verdict on the British stars who received a much-coveted invite to the Oscars red carpet.
Katie Price
"Katie's big tumbling waves and side swept fringe is a classic red carpet hair style. It's sexy, playful and slightly un-done for an effortless chic look. Although Kate looks stunning with a darker colour tone I'd opt for a rich chocolate shade to for a softer look."
Myleene Klass
"Myleene can do no wrong! She's effortlessly beautiful and her long glossy locks is styled simply with loose tumbling waves swept over one shoulder in a care free manner. The glints of red tones at the ends of her hair adds warmth to her flawless olive complexion. A red carpet stunner!"
Victoria Beckham
"I'm not keen on this slicked back look on Victoria. It's too severe, causing her to look more gaunt than usual. A hair accessory or feathered headband would've added a touch of glamour to this drab style."
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Clive Johnston from Clive Alexander casts his expert eye over the more mature stars strutting their stuff on the red carpet at the Oscars.
Meryl Streep
"Perhaps it wouldn't be fair to judge Meryl Streep from this picture because I'm hoping the back of her head looks better than the front! With her high forehead and wide features, Meryl should've opted for a side sweeping fringe to soften her round face shape. The back combed up do looks too severe and does nothing to accentuate her gorgeous high cheek bones."
Joan Collins
"Joan Collins red carpet hair is chic, ultra glam and very feminine. Rather than going for the latest hair trend, Joan opts for a timeless look to compliment her style and age. Her shoulder length flicks with the caramel high-lights creates a youthful appearance without the danger of 'mutton dressed as lamb'. The only thing I'd do to bring her look forward into 2009 (and out of the 80's!) is take some of the weight out of her hair to make it look less 'wiggy'. I'd also like to see her with an up-do for a change."
Sophia Loren
"Words have lost me….What has happened to the beautiful Sophie? She must have fell out with her stylist for them to create this hair horror. Where shall I start? The curls look as if they haven't been combed through, the colour of Sophie's hair is too bright and bold for her aged skin and quite simply it looks as though she's wearing a cheap rug on her head. Sophie needs to take a leaf out of Joan's book on how to grow old gracefully."
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Malapropisms and the Simple Picture of Communication
Version of Record online: 25 MAY 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.2010.01392.x
© 2010 Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Mind & Language
Volume 25, Issue 3, pages 329–345, June 2010
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PREDELLI, S. (2010), Malapropisms and the Simple Picture of Communication. Mind & Language, 25: 329–345. doi: 10.1111/j.1468-0017.2010.01392.x
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- Issue online: 25 MAY 2010
- Version of Record online: 25 MAY 2010
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This essay defends an analysis of malapropisms consistent with the Simple Picture of communication, namely the view that speakers communicate that P by employing expressions associated with P by the regularities appropriate for the linguistic community to which they belong. My analysis, grounded on the distinction between traces, shapes, and forms, is consistent with an intuitive assessment of the contents conveyed by instances of malapropisms, and with a standard, 'fully articulated' approach to semantic interpretation.


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What you are bidding on is a copy of that. Our blueprint is old and frail (yellow with age). We have made a copy for ourselves and framed it. It is about 2 feet by 2 feet. The dimensions are written on the print. In theory should be able to build your own Police Box that would look just like the TARDIS since it was modeled after this one. (Though we never tried he has always wanted to build one) It does give measurements and descriptions. The words are in script (as you can see by the picture) instead of block printing or typing, which was normal for the turn of the century (1900's). It is even signed by the designer. It makes a great conversation piece. Your copy will be on a newer sheet of paper in black and white (not framed) sent double boxed in a mailing tube for safe travel. On researching this item we chose to go with a professional printer to copy this print and it has been cut to size. The professionals told us that to return it to the original blueprint state (the blueline diazo blueprints) would draw from the quality. We had the print restored and the lines on this print are crisp and clear. We have also eliminated the fold lines from our original master copy. A previous winner sent me a copy of one of these prints and it was awful. He sent it so I see what someone had done to one of our prints (t are old fold markings that were on the prints prior to our restoration, that make it clear that it is a copy of ours) so don't be fooled by these other reproductions because the quality is not as clear. We are the ORIGINAL sellers of this print on eBay.
Shipping to the US is $7.50. Shipping to the UK and Australia is $11.50. All other countries email for a quote.The scan doesn't do it justice. The close up picture is one of 7 sketches on the copy that show the dimensions. T are additional sketches of the interior of the original police boxes. Check out my feedback to see comments on the prints. Please email with questions before bidding. I have been selling this on Ebay for over 6 years and every person it has been sold to loves it. Check out our feedback to see what other bidders have said about this print. I have tried to show the clearness of the print on the photos. For further verification of the authenticity of this copy, we will also include a copy of the original letter that came with the plans. A Great Gift Any Time!
If I have not contacted you with in 3 days please take a moment to email me. I usually email with in 24 hours of auction close. **International bidders must pay for item with PAYPAL or US Dollars CASH. ** Don't let this pass you by. Shipping will include a mailing tube and rates depend on location so please send me your address for a quote.
The picture DOES NOT have the phrase "Danicab's Auctions Presents: UK Police Box Blueprints You could be a winner!" written on it. I put it t for Ebay purposes. YOUR COPY WILL NOT HAVE THIS WRITING ON IT. Don't forget this would make a great (and unique) present for the true Dr. Who fan any time of the year. Remember you to could be a winner.
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Issue date: Friday, September 10, 1937
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Cullman Banner, The (Newspaper) - September 10, 1937, Cullman, Alabama We Believe In Cullman County THE CUL ANNER In the Heart of1 Alabama's Rich- est Agricultural District YOUR NEWSPAPER Volume 9 CULLMAN, ALABAMA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1937. 5 Cents a Copy Rains, Rust AS I SEE IT Bq Prof. I. SENIOR DOOITTE Things have come, to a pretty pass when the editor can't find space for the most popular column in the paper. I express sincere re- grets to all my friends who were thrown in a frenzy because my col- umn did not appear in last week's issue. Of course, I could have writ- ten it in letter form, and expressed my opinion on legalization and made the grade, but no! On that momentous subject, I am taking the stand of my conscience (I can't afford to say how I'm going to little woman is looking over my Then too, I might influence some other voter's ballot, and certainly I have not been here long enough to sway any- one's vote one iota. And I want to state further that I am the one who formulates the policy of this by take my stand, although I had much rather sit. I notice the editor has been acting a little funny this his cough has not required any of the Dooitte chill guess it must have been Preacher Bartse's little epistle. Drys-Repealists Speed Up Fight On County-Wide Front There's a lot of talk going around about it being lawful for you to bring a truck load of booze right up here and give it just so long as you didn't sell it. My. my, I hope no one tries that out when I'm not around. It's amazing, dear readers, at the many citizens of our-fair city who have not been to Bangor Cave. They know absolutely nothing about the seen inside What do you know about that! I see by the papers that we are to have a new road to East Point. That's made to order for me to go out and chat with Charlie Dorrough. You remember the young man I told you about who is calling on his lady friends according to a list which was handed him. Well, amaz- ing as it may sound, he had quite a bit of trouble passing up number fact, he stayed there about a week, and now he made a big number 11. Yes sir! This is Winchell speaking. Court opened last Monday, and as usual this story was true. A fill- ing station man (from over on the highway) and a tire salesman came bouncing into the court room a bit late. "How are you feeling, they both asked of Judge Callahan. "Fine." Judge replied "Sl.OO." Were their faces red? Correct this sentence: "I never get in before one o'clock" said the husband, "and I always wake up the wife. She's so anxious to hear about what I did during the evening." The editor sure got it in the neck this week. He got his "For Rent" and "Found" columns mixed up. Readers saw to their amazement nice rooms, etc." School seems to be in full blast again. Things certainly have changed since I went to school. Well do I remember the old pro- fessor who learnt me ugly old baltie-ax who scared the daylight out of me every time he looked my way- After looking over the teachers have now, I almost wish. Ouch! 1 foci somebody twisting rny car Dry Forces Open Campaign To Save Liquor Statutes Spurred on by the determination of the legalization group forces in favor of prohibition this week, con- tinued their fight for the retention of the County's dry Taw. J. M. Bright, chairman of the County Temperance Alliance, re- turned this week after a week's ab- sence from town ready to resume his fight. At a meeting before Chairman Bright left, committees were appointed for organizing a county-wide campaign, but Thurs- day morning no reports had as yet been made to him concerning their actions. Most of the dry leaders were re- luctant to say what plans were be- ing carried out, preferring that publicity to come from some other source. A few charges of forgery and re- petition were hurled after the pub- lishing of the petition filed and checked in the Probate office, de- manding a local referendum. How- ever, most people were willing to let things rock on as they would. Home Coming Day At First Methodist Next Sunday has been designated Home Coming Day at First Metho- dist Church when every member of the church is urged to attend at least one worship service, and every member of the church school is ask- ed to make a special effort to be on hand at a. m. Time of ser- vices will be a. m. and p. m. with appropriate messages by the pastor, Rev. W. Glenn Bartee and music by the choir, directed by Ellis Burns. With the passing of the vacation season a fine increase was noted in the congregations last Sunday, and especially fine crowds are antici- pated next Sunday. Visitors always cordially welcomed. This church is already in the midst of a busy fall program. A three teacher, Christian workers training school will be conducted during the week of September 19th. This is the third school of this type that has been held by the church in recent years, and expects to be the best. Everyone who will is invited to attend this school which is offer- ed you without a penny cost. Our revival to be led by Rev. P. L. Poole will begin October third and continue for ten days. The largest attendance for many weeks was noted at the Epworth League meeting last Sunday even- ing, with fine program. All young people invited to attend next Sun- day at p. m. REV. CECIL HELMLY BACK The Rev. Cecil C Helmly. pastor of the Christ English Lutheran X church, will return to his pulpil for regular services Sunday, Sept 12th at a. m, and at p. m.. at which lime he is confident a largo number of the members of his church and his many friends xvill be present. Rev. and Mrs Helmly have been away for past month on their vacalion. spending part of the lime in Mississippi, and part in South Carolina and Georgia. Beverage Control Bill Explained At Mass Meeting Speaking before a representative crowd of Cullman county citizens Wednesday night at the Courthouse, Hon. M. L. Robertson, and Mr. Per- sons Moore, Birmingham attorney, explained at length the functions of the Alaabama Beverage Control Act, which Cullman considers at a special referendum, Sept. 28th. Mr. Robertson, who made many speeches of explanation in the leg- islature where he was Speaker of the House, affirmed that "Cullman county needs some kind of bever- age control." Pointing out that it was a uni- URGES REPEAL M. L. ROBERTSON Addressing a mass meeting at the Court House Wednesday night, Mr. versally known fact that keeping Robertson explained the Alabama Beverage Control Act and appeal- ed to Cullman voters to legalize the sale of liquor. whiskey away from anyone that wants it, Mr. Robertson stated fur- ther "that many who have fought repeal and who are fighting it this time conscientiously are uniting their efforts with people, bootleg- gers, who carry on the very evil which the sincere drys wish to do away with." Mr. Moore, who has been in close contact with the stores in Alabama since repeal, outlined in detail the success which had been realized. "In he stated, ''where 50 open saloons, not speakeasies, but saloons with signs advertising their before repeal, there is not one saloon today. Instead, state liquor stores control the sales of whiskey." Several questions from the audi- ence were explained. "Rube" All- redge, chairman of the Board of Finance and Control, made the point that he knew better than anyone else how the county needed reve- nue, and he could see no reason why whiskey and beer should continue to be sold untaxed. Presiding over the meeting was D. T, Kinney, chairman of the Coun- ty Legalization Association. Roosevelt Opens Giant Wheeler Dam Celebration NEW STORE FOR GARDEN CITY A new brick general store, with all modern equipment and a brand new line of stock, is to be opened in Garden City W. Sha- ver. IT'S A GIRL AT ELLIS BUK.7S' Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burns nine pound girl, chris- tened Mary Ellese Burns. Mr. Burns, prominent young Tax Assessor of Cullman county had but one com- ment- "I guess she'll be the wife of a Tax Assessor." On the 101st birthday anniver- sary of Joe" Wheeler, one of the South's most spectacular mil- itary figures, the gigantic new Wheeler Dam unit of trie Tennessee Valley Auinority was to be- dedicat- ed Friday. Sitting in his office in the White House. President Roosevelt was to touch a buttom which was to set off a siren "atop the dam. The siren's scream was to initiate the elaborate program arranged for the dedica- tory exercises. A number, of county citi- zens were expected to attend the exercise. Speaker W. B. Bankhead was to deliver the dedicatory address. Oth- ers on the platform were to be Gov- ernor and Senator Graves, Senator John H. Bankhead, members of the Alabama Congressional delegation, officials of the TVA, and a number of officials of North Alabama muni- cipalities. Prior to the dedication the Gen- eral -Joseph Wheeler Memorial As- sociation was to unveil a bronze tablet bearing a tribute V> the fa- mous Southern cavalry leader. After the services the crowd was Callahan Charges Jury That Only Sale of Liquor Is Illegal Grand Jury Faces Heavy Docket Circuit Judge W. W. Callahan of Decatur, organized the Grand Jury Monday and charged that concerning liquor and other alcoholic bever- ages, only their sale is considered illegal in CuMman County. Judge Cailahan's charge was in substance the decision rendered by Attorney General A. A. Carmichael last week to the effect that any amount of whiskey or beer, so long as it was bought legally, could be possessed and consumed in Cullman county or any other county in Ala- bama without any restrictions by the law. The Grand Jury was organized by Judge Callahan in record time Mon- day morning. J. R. Tucker, promi- nent Cullman merchant, was elect- ed foreman. The jury faces an unusually heavy docket, but has been making rapid progress this week. Court rooms have not been over- crowded during the first week of court, but cases of widespread in- terest promise to bring crowds. Judge Callahan was in excellent spirits and used his usual methods of quick, logical action. Lawyers, local and visiting, were all present for the occasion, ready to present cases. Among visitors were Melvin Hut- son, circuit solicitor, nnd Russell Lynn, attorney, from Decatur. Several weeks ago Mr. Shaver's old store was completely destroyed by fire. However, he did not losejto be allowed to inspect the huge any time in rebuilding, and now he has one of the most modern store buildings in the county. The opening sale lasts from Fri- day. Sept. 10th to Saturday. Sept. 181h. Mr. Shaver urges everyone of his patrons and friends to visit his establishment during that time. AMERICAN LEGION MEETING The Cullman post of the American Legion will hold its regular meet- ing. Friday. Sept 10th. at p. m. Adjutant T. A. Smith, announced today. This will be the first meeting with the new commander. Dr. R. B. Dod- son. in charge, and a large attend- ance is expected. Ward Named as Secretary of the State Chamber power plant at the dam. Wheeler was a great sol- dier, both in the Confederate Army and in the army of the United States. He gained fame for his dar- j ing cavalry exploits during the War Between the States and the ranking cavalry officer in the Spanish-American War. Spanish War veterans recall the courage shown by Wheeler when he directed the charge up San Juan Hill in Cuba from a hospital cot. Construction of Wheeler Dam was begun in the midst of the de- pression in 1933. It furnished em- ployment for thousands and is one of the largest units in the TVA sys- tem. It is to be utilized both for power production and flood con- trol. John M. Ward, for the past five years director of the Industrial Di- vision of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce, was named Secretary of the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce, September 2, to succeed Dr. H. G. Dowling, acting secretary, who" returned to 'Tuscaloosa sume his duties as Superintendent of City Schools. Benjamin Russell, President of the State Chamber of Commerce, was enthusiastic in commenting up- on the good fortune of the organiza- tion in securing Mr. Ward, whose eight years of experience in organi- zation work fit him admirably for his new post. Mr. Ward, a native of Eutaw, is familiar with state conditions hav- ing spent all but six years of his life in Alabama. His family has long been identified with the life of this state. He was educated at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in Auburn, receiving both a B. S. and M. S. degree. Entering the army during the World War he was com- missioned lieutenant. For ten years immediately after the war Mr. Ward engaged in edu- cational work as member of faculty of Starke University School. Mont- gomery; assistant professor of his- tory at Alabama Polytechnic Insti- tute. Auburn; and as Headmaster of Castle Heights Military Academy at Lebanon, Tennessee. In 1929 Mr. Ward became affiliat- ed with the Birmingham Industrial Board and three years later when this board was merged with the Birmingham Chamber of Com- merce he became director of the Industrial -Division of that organiza- tion, where his work has been suf- Graves Cohorts Filtering Into Dixon Ranksl BY WILLIAM B. HCIE Montgomery, Sept. ex- pected alignment between Governor Graves and Candidate Frank Dixon in the next gubernatorial race ap- peared to be developing this week as Major Dixon was reported in re- pealed conferences with members of the Graves Pic Trust First definite indication that the Governor and Candidate Frank will go down the line together in the campaign was announcement by Montgomery's Mayor Bill Guntcr that his well-oiled municipal ma- chine will grind out votes for Dixon. The Capital City's "perennial ma- yor" has been sleeping in the same political bed with the Governor for some time now. and it's safe to say that his endorsement of Dixon had the Governor's blessing Chief bone of stieculalion here- this week was whether or not Can- didate Dixon has gone so far as lo include State Tax Commissioner Henry Long in his list of allies For month? no-'.-. Commissioner Long ha? been a i1h Ihe Dixon forces whereby Long's 100 or more tax gatherers would be- gin touring the stale for Dixon in return for a pledge that Long would continue as tax commissioner if Dixon is elected. Due to the intense unpopularity of the Long regime, it is safe to say that even as rugged a warrior as the Major will shy away from this trade as long as possible. It's easy to understand why the Graves lieutenants are nocking to Dixon. They have nowhere eke to go. Former Governor Miller, fhe only other candidate who is now being seriously considered, is 1hc bitterest Graves jfoc in Alabama. Certainly no man who has held office under Graves can hope to con- tinue under Miller. For Miller's chief campaign cry will be thai he will t-r.. every Graves jobholder out on his ear. and he can be count- ed -on to do it True to all predictions, the shake- up in the Slate Department came this week Superintendent 3 A. Kc-lk-r was appointed to the- presi- dency of Florence State Teacher? Collie to succeed 1he retiring Dr Henry J- Willingham. A. H. Collins. Alabama commis- sioner of welfare, was given the state superintendent's job, and will be a candidate to succeed himself in the spring primaries. Keller is to go to Columbia Uni- versity in October for a course of instruction before succeeding Dr. June 3, 1938 Collins is Ihe state's first welfare commissioner He was given the job in 1935 when it was created by passage of the- 11 "New Deal ads" by the The slate's perennial "education problem" was brought back to 1hc forefront 1hk week as in creasing enrollments were reported in all branches of public education from the major colleges down to 1he fTnallest rural community The heaviest increase was reporl- cd at Alabama Polytechnic Inrli- lutc. and observers attributed this increase to better economic condi- lions among the state's farm fami- lies which supply a large- pcrcen'1- agc of the Auburn student body The expected benefits from the fijlc-? lax havae been slow pouring ''i Ihc- and .-ovc-ral education leaders are scaling down their estimates as to the yield from this tax. Liquor revenues are also piling up slowly, due chiefly to the heavy iniJial investments which the stale had to make in fixtures for the stale stores and in liquor stocks. If you like long-range predic- tions, here's one that another "schorl wi3] have developed by the 1imc the next Legislature convents Alabama's industrial laborers rrlr-brated Labor Day 1his week wilh holiday parades and picnics. a1 a dozen centers prais- ed 1he splendid progress which has, bern made in the labor movement during the labor year A few voiced warnings, however, that the movement is being jeopardized by the radical elements in labor lead- ership, particularly in John Lc-vis' CIO In Birmingham approx.'malf ly 1000 CIO members paraded and lis- ten t-d to addresses by CIO leaders from Detroit and Denver Afoo-nt 70 per cent of the paraders were Negroes and the great mrnonty were members of 1he United Mine- Workers of America COTTON LOANS AVAILABLE SOON A wire today from John H. Bankhead, Senator from Alaba- ma, indicated that Commodity credit Cotton loan forms should be available at R. F. C. Loan Agencies early next week and supplies would also be furnished the County Agent as rapidly as possible. Farm Control Is Illustrated By A Hanceville Boy "A can-fully planned farm pro- gram." said Truman McGIawn. vo- cational agricultural student and F. F. A. member of the Hanceville high M-liouI. "g.ive me a new and broader conception of this business of farming which has gained for me in the past two years program." said Truman, "was work- ed out by the agricultural teacher and me soon after I enrolled in vo- cational agriculture my Senior I year, and was carefully planned to fit my particular needs." The first step was to learn what these needs were. A farm survey was made to assist in determining the needs and the .practices..- existed on the farm. Knowing the isting practices the next step was the planning of a farm program for the ensuing .three years. Poultry appealed to Truman and he saw a place for poultry on his dad's farm. Truman realized that since the facilities for taking care of poultry on his farm were limited that he must start on a small scale. Therefore, he bought only 100 baby chicks with the hope of getting 50 pullets for layers in the fall. He too, realized the necessity for feed- stuff on his farm so he selected in addition to poultry two acres of corn, and one acre of This comprised his home program for his first year. For his second year Trumnn had planned In establish a home or- chard. to landscape his new home. and carry his poultry and corn projects along. However, as the year progressed Truman saw Ihe need of enlarging his program. As the year draws to a close Truman's record reveals that he has estab- lished a small home orchard, built a laying house for his hens, built a brooder house, bought and reared 125 baby chicks, produced feed f iis poultry, started his home beau- li neat ion work, produced an acre of Crimson clover for seed, and mprovcd his land through terrac- ing and the production of winter and summer legumes. Since February 1st, this year, Tru- man's 50 hens have produced 356 dozen eggs, valued at seventy dol- lars. which less the cost of feed Ijivcs a net profil of forty dollars. In addition to Ihe hens Truman now has 64 pullets just slartinjz 1 lay. Truman, being unable to fi- nance all of his projects by him- self, has a loan with the HuntsviH? Production Credit Association. which charges him a very low ratr of interest. Part of this loan was used to finance the construction of, the modern laying house. Truman is an active F. F. A. mem- ber, having .served as Chapter offi- cer and as district officer Al pres- ent he is reporter for 1he Cullman County District F F. A Truman represented his a1 Slate F. F A Conversion m Auburn in July, this year. Truman expt-fls his farm enlcr- priser to aid him in paying his ex- penses in college when he enter? Alabama Crop Is Damaged By Rain, Loss Is Continuous rains during the past few weeks have cut Cullman Coun- ty's cotton crop by 1500 bales, or at least it was estimated by County Agent C. T. Bailey, today. This report came after P. O. Da- vis, director of the State Agricul- tural Extension Service had esti- mated, after hearing from 40 coun- ty agents, that Alabama's cotton crop had been damaged by the rain to the amount of "Rotting of bolls, and demolish- ing of the bolls and late blooms at the top of the stalk threaten to cut tfie crop Mr. Bailey ex- plained, "however, Cullman is for- tunate in that this county does not suffer from cotton rust as badly as do several other North Alabama in particular, where the county agent estimated that the cotton crop has been cut bales as a result of rust." The normal production of cotton in Cullman county runs about 000 bales. Last year's production ran near 43.000, and from all reports this crop was headed towards being even greater than last year. Almost .simultaneously with the estimated loss in Alabama came the September report from the United Stales Department of Agriculture estimating that the cotton crop this year would exceed bales They alsn predicted the highest yield per acre and the smallest abandonment of plantings ever re- corded Cotl'in dropped St.00 per bale .is ,i rrsuH of the report, which ns considerably higher than even the August prediction, which plac- ed the figure near Most of the damage done by rains and rotting has been in South Ala- bama, however, farmers in 1Ti Alabama been worried during the past week over the continued showers and damp weather. Farmers throughout Alabama have-' anxiously been -.awaiting 4he report of the plan for the cotton loan for this year's crop. The Com- modity Credit Corporation, which will underwrite the nine-cent a pound loans, said they expected to have loan forms in the cotton belt and in other parts of the South by the 15th. 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I am the founder of Heavenly Angels in Need. My story can be seen more on our website http://HeavenlyAngelsinNeed.com.
I had 3 premature babies 1 whom passed away and miscarriage. I knew the need personally for clothing. Burial items and also from childhood abuse I knew the need for items for children in trauma. My mother was beaten in front of us children almost to death. My mission for HAIN is to help others struggling through trauma of whatever sort or having to struggle to make ends meet. We want to comfort the grieving families and reach out and help the parents who have babies or children in the hospital that are sick. I know personally as most of our volunteers do what its like to need and that makes HAIN so much stronger as we are just giving back.
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I first started a group. I then decided to start a website, I knew to reach more people we had to buy space. Then as people joined we had items sent to me at first. Then later when HAIN started to grow we started opening stations [chapters]. Now we reach people person to person.
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We use it all!! We use baby stuff for premature children or our burial items. We use the bulky for chemo hats or sweaters for children. We use 4 ply for everything.
Even the eyelash type we use to decorate. HAIN also makes toys so that makes cute toys.
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Yearly we make close to probably a half million. Since we are larger its easier to do. We have volunteers from all over. As we also make memory boxes to give grieving families. We get request from hospitals everywhere and we fullfill every need requested. By hospitals or indiviuals.
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We typically do not have to say much to knitters or other crafters. I find that most people who craft give to others and thats why they started in the first place. I just tell them what we do and I do not ever put pressure on anyone. I just invite them if they are interested. If they are they will come. If not then they won't. I always say even if you don't join us let someone else know about us. We also put lables on our items not to give ourselves credit. But its a way in kinda advertising which in the lnog run means more help. We find that more of our members have been through hard times and alot of our members who join were receivers of the items we may have given and seen our label and joined.
HAIN not only gives that way we pray for one another, comfort and become like family.
Has the local media reported on our projects? YES
As a matter of fact our artical will be up all year as I was nominated for a special part in several communites under the title "People who make things happen".
People we have effected?
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Art of Fermentation: An In-Depth Exploration of Essential Concepts and Processes from Around the World
by Sandor Ellix Katz
The Art of Fermentation is the massive, scientist cousin of Sandor Katz's Wild Fermentation books. It's the most comprehensive guide to do-it-yourself home fermentation ever published. Katz presents the concepts and processes behind fermentation in ways that are simple enough to guide a reader through their first experience making sauerkraut or yogurt, and in-depth enough to provide greater understanding and insight for experienced practitioners.
While Katz expertly contextualizes fermentation in terms of biological and cultural evolution, health and nutrition, and even economics, this is primarily a compendium of practical information-how the processes work; parameters for safety; techniques for effective preservation; troubleshooting; and more.
With illustrations and extended resources, this book provides essential wisdom for cooks, homesteaders, farmers, gleaners, foragers, and food lovers of any kind who want to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for arguably the oldest form of food preservation, and part of the roots of culture itself. Readers will find detailed information on fermenting vegetables; sugars into alcohol (meads, wines, and ciders); sour tonic beverages; milk; grains and starchy tubers; beers (and other grain-based alcoholic beverages); beans; seeds; nuts; fish; meat; and eggs, as well as growing mold cultures, using fermentation in agriculture, art, and energy production, and considerations for commercial enterprises. Sandor Katz has introduced what will undoubtedly remain a classic in food literature, and is the first-and only-of its kind.
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LAKE ELSINORE: City clerk looking into recall campaign documentation
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Campaign documents filed by a group trying to recall Lake Elsinore City Councilman Thomas Buckley appear incomplete and conflicting, the city clerk has determined, prompting her to put the organization's leader on notice that amendments are needed.
Also, City Clerk Debora Thomsen has sent letters to the state Fair Political Practices Commission and the secretary of state's office notifying them of potential violations by the recall proponents.
Thomsen said Thursday she has not received responses yet from the state agencies or leaders of the recall campaign to the letters sent out at the end of August. She said she will wait until she receives advice from state officials before she decides what action to take.
Part of the problem with the paperwork, Thomsen said, is that the organization, Elsinore Voters Against Corruption, initially registered itself as a political campaign committee under that name. Thomsen, however, ruled the name was inadequate because it wasn't specific about its purpose, so the leaders changed the name to the Committee to Recall Thomas Buckley.
Yet, Elsinore Voters Against Corruption has continued to conduct campaign activities under that name, including maintaining a Web site that solicits donations, Thomsen noted in her letter to campaign leader Enelida Caron.
Also, Thomsen noted in the letter that costs to set up and maintain the Web site and other expenses, such as telephones and utilities, office supplies and furniture, and personnel such as consultants, office staff and petition circulators were not listed on Form 460, a financial disclosure statement required of campaign committees and candidates.
Thomsen's letter to Caron calls into question the absence of reported expenditures on a consultant and paid signature gatherers, despite the fact that a known professional petition consultant, John Burkett, accompanied her to City Hall on Aug. 24 when she delivered the petition accompanied by 3,575 signatures.
Also, only one person's name was found on the line requiring the signature of the "Person Circulating the Recall Petition" on more than 700 pages of signatures, Thomsen states in her letter to the secretary of state's office.
"I believe these petitions were actually circulated by paid signature gatherers who employed this methodology because they did not meet the resident registered voter qualifications to circulate the Recall Petition," Thomsen wrote.
The campaign needs 3,197 signatures of registered Lake Elsinore voters to qualify and require the city to hold a recall election. The county registrar of voters office is in the process of verifying whether enough of the signatures are valid. Earlier this week, Thomsen said the registrar's office had verified 1,156 of the signatures so far.
The campaign disclosure form filed by the committee to meet a July 30 deadline for the January through June reporting period lists just one contribution, a nonmonetary donation of $1,500 from a man identified as Henry Cook for providing an office to the campaign on Main Street in downtown Lake Elsinore. The owner of the building, who is not Henry Cook, said recently that he had received monetary payment for the campaign's use of the office.
That contribution, dated on the form as March 1, was more than $1,000, the threshold that qualifies a committee as an official entity and requires it to report any further contributions and expenditures.
However, Thomsen notes in her communications, no other contributions or expenditures were reported and the Form 410 filed with the secretary of state to establish the committee states that it qualified on June 17, three months after the Cook contribution.
As has been the campaign's practice recently, calls and an e-mail from The Californian seeking a comment from Caron were not returned Thursday.


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TO A RAUCOUS chorus of war-whoops, hundreds of men poured from Old South Meeting House to storm the Boston dockyards in 1773. With faces painted like Indian warriors, wrapped in tattered blankets, waving hatchets and axes, they overwhelmed the unresisting guards and relieved three ships of their cargo. They hurled 90,000 pounds of tea--representing a small fortune--into the harbor. Their protest complete, the Boston patriots washed off their tawny face paint and tidied up the mess they'd made. Nobody was injured, and they offered to pay for a damaged lock.
Although technically an act of force, the Boston Tea Party was viewed even at the time as street theater, a symbolic bit of civil disobedience. This overtly defiant act helped convince King George III that it would indeed be necessary to use force against the Massachusetts troublemakers, and before long, the American colonists found themselves in a full-scale civil war with Mother England.


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The DocAviv Film Festival
POV executive director Simon Kilmurry attended DocAviv, a documentary film festival in Tel Aviv. He writes in with a report. DocAviv, Israel's premiere documentary festival, wrapped up a remarkable 10th anniversary edition on April 12. I attended the festival for the first time this year, and had the pleasure of serving on the jury for […]
Doc Roundup: Full Frame, 'Young@Heart', and Errol Morris
This past week was a busy one in the doc world. The Full Frame Documentary Festival took place in North Carolina; Young@Heart, the first documentary acquired by distribution company Fox Searchlight in a decade was released to wide acclaim; and the upcoming release of his Standard Operating Procedure has Errol Morris all over the news. […]
Looking Back at Full Frame '08
The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival came to a close on Sunday, April 6th with the traditional North Carolina barbeque awards ceremony. The first Full Frame since Nancy Buirski stepped down as director featured a streamlined, more user-friendly ticketing process, new venues and a greater diversity of student fellows from colleges and universities around the […]
The 2008 Full Frame Festival Begins!
Yance Ford is in Durham, North Carolina this weekend, where she's blogging from the 2008 Full Frame Documentary Film Festival. The 2008 Full Frame Film Festival got off to an enthusiastic start in Durham last night. Elizabeth Edwards, wife of former presidential candidate John Edwards, addressed the crowd at Fletcher Hall. She spoke about the […]
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The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival kicks off this week in Durham, North Carolina. Now in its eleventh year, the festival brings filmmakers and film lovers to the historic Carolina Theater for four days of documentaries and it's become one of the most celebrated doc festivals in the country. This year's roster includes work […]
The 26th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
Anne del Castillo, POV's director of development, was in California last week for the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival. She saw some great films while she was there here's her report on what to look out for. Presented by the Center for Asian American Media, the San Francisco International Asian American Film […]
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The documentary blogosphere weighs in with reactions to the inaugural Cinema Eye Awards held last week in New York City. Our own Yance Ford offered her reaction last week. The Reeler Blog's S.T. VanAirsdale summarizes the evening as well, calling it an evening "organized by friends for friends" and criticizing the awards for bowing to […]
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Yance Ford, POV's series producer, attended the inaugural Cinema Eye Awards on March 18th. She writes in with some of her thoughts on what she liked and didn't like about the awards. For a complete list of winners, visit the website of the Cinema Eye Honors. Gathered in decidedly more casual attire than the Academy […]
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Anne del Castillo, POV's director of development and special projects, just returned from SXSW. She reports on what it was like to return to her old stomping grounds in Austin. I remember a conversation that I had with film bloggers Joel Heller, Agnes Varnum, and Sarah Jo Marks at SXSW last year: Joel told us […]
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A recent study found that more than 12 percent of Johnson County residents have limited access to the amount and quality of food needed to live a healthy life. That means that more than 17,000 people, including 7,000 children, don't know when or where their next meal will come from.
The study done by Feeding America illuminates a problem that often is hidden from public view, according to Emily Weikert Bryant, executive director of Feeding Indiana's Hungry.
"There's a lot of folks who are unaware that hunger and food insecurity exist in Indiana," she said. "This shows that not only does it occur in Indiana but in every county in Indiana. There are still a large number of people who don't know where their next meal will come from and how."
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, food insecurity means that people have limited financial means to get all of the nutrition they need each day. That could mean that they are on a fixed income or nutritional assistance programs, requiring them to budget throughout the month. They could be homeless and have no regular access to food.
"It may not be every day, but at times they have difficulty getting what they need," Bryant said.
Data collected since 2010 show the level of food insecurity in Johnson County going up gradually. That year, 11.9 percent of the population was uncertain about where their food would come from, compared with 12.2 percent in 2012, the most recent data released. An estimated 6,400 children age 17 and younger did not have consistent access to food in 2010, compared with 6,730 in 2012.
Carol Phipps, co-manager of the Interchurch Food Pantry in Franklin, recently reported that the pantry is feeding 27 percent more people than it did at the start of 2013.
She said a combination of the end of unemployment benefits for a large number of people and reduced food stamp and veterans support payments is driving the increase. Whatever the reason, more and more people are finding the jobs they have can't cover their food expenses.
"We have been hearing this for a while, that people are underemployed," she said. "They've either had to take a part-time job or lower-paying job than they did. Though they're working, they're not bringing in enough to feed themselves or their families."
The issue of hunger in our community is not showing any signs of lessening. So it is important, even vital, for those of us who can to step forward and help neighbors in need. We do it at Christmastime through the Good Cheer Fund and for several months each year during the United Way campaign.
Now area residents who turn to the Interchurch Food Pantry, Human Services Inc. or any of the other pantry operations need our help. Donate nonperishable food items or organize a food drive through an organization you belong to. And while it might sound impersonal, donating money will go a long way toward helping and with greater efficiency.
As Phipps said, "Where we can really benefit is the people who can bring in canned food from food drives. It's wonderful where food groups and church groups can provide us with food that we can turn around and hand right to the people who need it."
Organizers of food pantry operations would like nothing better than to close due to a lack of clients. But until that happens, they need our help.


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Accurate Solution of Weighted Least Squares by Iterative Methods
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Bobrovnikova, Elena Y.; Vavasis, Stephen A.
We consider the weighted least-squares (WLS) problem with a very ill-conditioned weight matrix. Weighted least-squares problems arise in many applications including linear programming, electrical networks, boundary value problems, and structures. Because of roundoff errors, standard iterative methods for solving a WLS problem with ill-conditioned weights may not give the correct answer. Indeed, the difference between the true and computed solution (forward error) may be large. We propose an iterative algorithm, called MINRES-L, for solving WLS problems. The MINRES-L method is the application of MINRES, a Krylov-space method due to Paige and Saunders, to a certain layered linear system. Using a simplified model of the effects of round off error, we prove that MINRES-L gives answers with small forward error. We present computational experiments for some applications.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpfulMarch 13, 2014Reviewer: Barbara in OklahomaI have diabetes and keep it completely controlled by staying very low carb. I'm on my 2nd bag of this sweetener. I agree it's expensive but I only use small amounts, never measure for measure when a recipe calls for brown sugar. It has a strong molasses smell and imparts a good bit of flavor just from a couple of tablespoons added to an equivalent 1 cup of other sweeteners. I don't like not knowing the source of that "Molasses flavor". I like to mix various sweeteners and this one works great with my chocolate chip cookies. Finding a way to minimize any aftertaste is very difficult. I like to mix two or three sweeteners together. Seems to help and I don't like to use a lot of splenda but it does seem to keep the other more natural sweeteners tasting really good in baked products. For a 1 cup equivalent I might use 1/4 c. splenda, 1/2 c. erythritol and an equiv. 1/4 c. stevia. And if it needs a brown sugar taste I add a tablespoon or two of Just Like Sugar Brown. I like it a lot. I also use it in my pumpkin breads and muffins. I also mix it in a butter/nut crumble for a low carb coffee cake topping. This bag will last me 6 mos. at least so I'm trying not to think about the costs. I've used the other brand (LG I think) and it was okay but didn't seem to add significant flavor to the finished goods; maybe because I didn't use measure for measure in converting the recipe. Either product, the expense will still be there.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpfulJanuary 24, 2013Reviewer: A customer in North CarolinaLove this product. Expensive, but has a unique flavor and no calories in larger quantities.
March 27, 2014Reviewer: Deborah in MinnesotaThis is the best brown sugar substitute I have found. I use this and the white sugar substitute as well. Both do an excellent job in baked goods!


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