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SCAD Atlanta student media had another award-winning year. Not only did numerous writers, illustrators and photographers win individual awards, but SCAD Atlanta Student Radio, SCAN Magazine, and The Connector also won awards. President Wallace discussed these accolades in her latest email to the SCAD Family: "The results from the 2016 Society for Collegiate Journalists' national […]
Atlanta accolades
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Graduate writing student Scott Russell will join the Paste staff in June as their full time news editor. He is currently interning at Paste and has been doing a lot of writing. Graduate writing student Joanna Kauffmann is interning at Atlanta Food Walks. As part of this internship, Joanna traveled to the Bahamas and the […]
Savannah accolades
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The NYU Writers in New York summer program accepted Savannah graduate student Amie Flanagan for the May 23-June 16 session. The Big Roundtable published "Notes From My Suicide" by Kenneth Rosen (B.F.A., 2014). Savannah graduate student Anne Royan won a 2016 AWP Intro Journals award in the creative nonfiction category for "Borrowed Gardens." She is […]
SCAD Grads Nominated for AWP Intro Journals Award
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GOOD NEWS! Two SCAD writing students have been nominated for the AWP Intro Journals Project Award: Tonesa Jones for her short story, "Summer of the Frogs" Anne Royan for her piece of creative nonfiction, "Borrowed Gardens." The pieces will compete with other nominated work from around the country for $100 honorariums in fiction and creative nonfiction, and for publication in […]
Savannah accolades
September 26, 2015 | Leave a Comment
Zara Bell (B.F.A., writing, current student) published an article on the Textile Society of America Conference to be held in Savannah, Georgia. Writing department chair Beth Concepción, Ph.D., was one of six members of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication to be selected to participate in the 2015-16 Scripps Howard Foundation Visiting Professors in […]
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Jonathan Buckley (B.F.A., 2014) wrote a dating article for Purple fashion magazine. Nick Dephtereos (B.F.A., 2014) won Honorable Mention in the North Country Writers Contest in Northern New York. Sarah Hunt (M.F.A., 2011) was selected as the Savannah Technical College 2015 Instructor of the Year and is the college's Rick Perkins Award winner. In The […]
Join SCAD Professor and MFA Alum Harrison Scott Key as he reads from his new HarperCollins memoir, "The World's Largest Man," a riotous story of a bookish Mississippi boy and his Bunyanesque father. Today, May 19 5:00 P.M. SCAD Museum of Art Theater Reading, Q & A Session, Book Signing and Refreshments Free and Open to the […]
Professor Publishes The Valley of Happiness
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Professor of Creative Writing George Williams released his latest book this week, The Valley of Happiness: Stories (Raw Dog Screaming Press). From a Texas reservoir a fisherman hauls in a record-breaking bass that transforms his life forever. In Georgia a man is required by federal law to become chattel for a day. A criminal and his ventriloquist's […]
SCAD Grads Nominated for AWP Intro Journals Award
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GOOD NEWS! Two SCAD writing students have been nominated for the AWP Intro Journals Project Award: Alex Keith for her short story, "I Have Known Men" Jonathan O'Connor for his piece of creative nonfiction, "You Grab Me, You Have Me by My Heart." The pieces will compete with other nominated work from around the country for $100 honorariums […]
Speak Your Piece–Siblings Edition! Live Stream Tonight–POSTPONED
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Due to technical difficulties, the following live stream has been postponed. Stay tuned to the SCAD Writing blog for updates. —————————— Tonight, SCAD Radio hosts Writing Professor Lee Griffith and his visiting brother, award-winning poet and editor, Rob Griffith. Listen in as they debate the finer points of formal poetry, lyric essay, and who mom loves the […]


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Written by her daughter, Louisa Morris White
Transcribed by Anjanette Stone Lofgren, July, 2005
Ann Ellwood Morris, daughter of Joseph and Dorothy Snudding Ellwood, was born in Empingham, Rutlandshire, England, on the 23rd of November, 1833. She was baptized into the LDS church on the 18th of November 1853, by Thomas A. Jeffery, and confirmed by Thomas Bland.
She went secretly to get baptized, and as there was no place where she could change, she was obliged to walk a long distance in her wet clothes, which froze stiff on her body, but she didn't catch the least cold. Before her baptism, she had been troubled for some months with a large swelling on her neck, for which she had been under the doctor's care. After being baptized she threw away the medicine she had been using, with but little effect, and declared she was going to depend on the Lord to heal her. Through administration of the Elders, her faith was rewarded, for in a short time the lump entirely disappeared without leaving any scar.
It seems that even in those early days, the children were instructed somewhat in Domestic Art in the schools, as while attending school my mother learned to become a very expert knitter. I have never seen anyone who could knit so fast as she; she would make the needles fairly fly. She has told me that she and one of the young boys were the fastest knitters in the school, and that they would often run races and which ever got through first would share in the daintiest part of the other's lunch.
In July 1854, lacking four months of being twenty-one, she was married to my father, Charles Morris of Dean, Northamptonshire. He was twenty-one years of age, had been baptized when he was fifteen, and at the time my mother and he became acquainted, he was a traveling Elder in the district in which my mother lived. After her marriage, my mother moved to Northamptonshire. On April 28, 1855, their first child was born, whom they named Joseph Hyrum, for the Prophet Joseph and his brother.
Before joining the church nothing could induce my mother to take a journey by water, but she said after she was baptized all this fear of the sea left her, and a great desire to immigrate to America took its place. On the 28th of April, 1856, the day their little son was a year old, they set sail on the ship "Thornton", bound for "the land choice above all others." In company with them were my father's two younger brothers, and my mother's father and mother and her two brothers and two sisters, who were all members of the church. After a voyage of four weeks they landed, and made their home in Cincinnati, Ohio. Here father found employment at his trade as a tanner and furrier. A year or two later they moved to Wisconsin, where they joined my mother's family, who were located on a farm 18 miles west of Madison, the capital city. They stayed here until the spring of 1862, when they decided to continue their journey to Utah.
While living in Ohio and Wisconsin, four baby girls had been born to them, two of whom had died, one in Ohio and one is Wisconsin, so their family now consisted of Joseph Hyrum, aged seven, Louisa, aged four, and Sarah Ann, aged ten months.
In the latter part of June, 1862, they took the train at Madison, Wisconsin, for Florence, Nebraska, from which place they were to begin their long journey overland by ox teams. After reaching Florence where was some delay by reason of the necessary preparations to be made, but finally they got started, their train in charge of Capt. Miller. My father and mother, and all who were able, trudged along by the side of the wagons.
All went well with my family the first part of the journey, then their three children were taken sick with very severe cases of canker, which I think must have been caused by indigestion, brought on by lack of proper food. They seemed to have had no means at hand for curing it, as it continued to grow worse. The roof of my brother's mouth was entirely eaten away. The baby grew weaker and weaker until the 13th of August, when she passed away, at a place called Shell Creek, and was buried at the same place. My brother lingered five weeks longer, then he left us-the little boy my parents had brought from England, the only one of their children born there. In a faded pocket diary kept by my father during the journey, I find this entry—"Joseph Hyrum Ellwood Morris died Sept. 17, 1862, and was buried the same day, at the place of our encampment, about ten miles east of Chimney Rock, on the Platte river, a short distance to the left from the road, going east." Sick child though I was, I well remember their taking my brother, the one who had always been my playmate, and after wrapping him tenderly in mother's broadcloth circular cloak, then taking a last look at his dear face, putting him in that hole in the ground. Mother wondered many times if he and her little baby were allowed to remain undisturbed, or if the wolves dug them up. Day by day my mother continued to walk, watching over me, as I lay suffering on my bed in the tail end of the wagon. One afternoon I missed her. I lay there wondering in my childish way where she could be. At night she was brought into camp by one of the rear wagons; she had dropped exhausted by the roadside. According to my father's diary this occurred three days after my brother died. She continued sick and very weak for about two weeks. This was the only time during the journey that she rode.
They arrived in Salt Lake City during the latter part of October, 1862, having been on the way four months. Out of the three children they started with one was saved, the little girl of four, who at the beginning of the journey was rosy and chubby, they brought in a living skeleton, so reduced to flesh that the bones of her body protruded through the skin. During the journey of four months she had suffered from measles, whooping cough, mountain fever, and a bad case of canker, which had caused her left jaw to decay, which necessitated cutting a part of it away. No one thought the little girl could live, and mother has often said that when she would look at her in the night, with the moonlight shining on her face, she looked as though she must be dead. For a long time she had to be carried around like a baby, but after some months had passed, she learned for the second time to walk. In the providence of the Lord her life was spared, and she is now nearing allotted age of man.
Our first home in Utah was on Third South, near Ninth East Street. There were some friends of my parents living there whom they had known in England. They met us at our wagon, as the train passed by their home. All the emigrant trains came into the city on Third South or, as it was called for many years, Emigration Street, and preceded down to "Emigration Square", the block where the City and County building now stands.
We lived in a little one room adobe house with a fireplace, where mother did the cooking, what little there was to do. Our fare consisted mainly of bread and homemade molasses, which was thin and green looking. Our bedstead was made of poles lashed together, and our table was the flat topped trunk that crossed the plains. But notwithstanding all the inconveniences and deprivations, I have heard my mother say many times in after (?) years, that she was never more contended than she was at that time.
They had implicit faith in the Gospel, and they had reached the place where they had longed to be. In the evening, by the firelight, with my father holding me on his knee, they sat and sang the songs of Zion. Among these songs were three that fitted into different periods in their lives. First the one after they had joined the Church and desired so much to gather with the Saints—"O, Zion, When I Think of Thee, I long for pinions like a dove, and mourn to think I should be so distant from the land I love, A captive Exile, far from home." Then the joyful time when they were able to begin their journey to the "Valley", -- "O, Babylon, O, Babylon, we bid thee farewell, we're going to the mountains of Ephraim to dwell." Then on the plains, -- "Come, Come, ye Saints, no toil nor labor fear, But with joy wend your way."
We lived on Third South St. about a year and a half. During this time, on October 13, 1863, was born a little daughter, my parent's first Utah child. In the spring of 1864 we moved down by the old Brigham Young Mill, which is still standing at the south end of Liberty Park. Father had secured work in the mill, but on account of having weak lungs, he could not stand the dust from the flour, so worked there only a few months. From there he went to work for President Young in his nursery, which occupied the whole block immediately north of the park, we living in the only house there was on the block.
It was while living down by the old mill, in 1864, that my parents bought their first real furniture in Utah. It consisted of a number seven step stove, for which they paid $125.00; a very nice bedstead, for those days, which cost them $25.00, and a set of chairs. The stove must have gotten quite rusty during it's long journey by freight across the plains, for I remember father and his brother Robert took upon themselves the task of giving it the first coat of polish, thinking it too much of a job for mother. Mother was certainly proud of her new furniture, and gave me the commission of keeping it dusted.
In 1868 my father bought a piece of land and built a home on 9th East St., near 3rd South, on the east side of the same block where we lived when we first landed in Utah, and thereafter that was our home. Mother's four youngest children were born and died there, the ones who were spared grew to man and womanhood in that home.
While living there, father worked for sometime at his trade, as tanner and furrier, in the tanneries and Phillip Pugsly and William Jennings; after which father and his brother Robert went into the tanning business for themselves, but on account of failing health, father was obliged to withdraw from the partnership. After which he built a shop at his home, where he did fur dressing, mainly for Z.C.M.I. This branch of the business didn't require so much work as the tanning, so was not so hard on him. But, notwithstanding, he gradually grew worse, and about ten o'clock on the morning of November 2nd, 1880, he came from his shop into the house, sat down on the couch, and said to my mother, "Ann I shall not be with you much longer." Those were his last words. Mother sprang to his side, putting her arm around him for support, and he placed his arm around her waist; he was immediately taken with a severe hemmorage of the lungs, and thus with their arms around each other, he passed away, at the age of 47. For several years mother was tied at home with her sick husband and children, but when the time came when she was able to do so, she became an active member, and faithful teacher in the Relief Society. She was always prompt in the payment of her tithes and offerings, and diligent in having her children attend Sunday School and meetings. She experienced all the trials and hard work incident to pioneer life, but, like the other pioneers, it was not so much what she did with her hands but what she did with her mind and soul. With all her mind and soul she strove to implant in the hearts of her children a love of truth and honesty, and loyalty to the Church of Jesus Christ.
She was the mother of twelve children, seven of whom were born in Salt Lake City, and five before she came to Utah. Of the twelve, two sons and two daughters grew to man and womanhood, and are still living; the other eight died in their innocent childhood, before reaching the age of accountability, so mother had eight children safe in the Celestial Kingdom.
About three years after father's death, mother married another good man, who cared for her tenderly for twenty years, then he too was called to the other side, and again, mother was a widow. She was a resident of Salt Lake City nearly half a century and during forty-five years of that time was a member of the Eleventh Ward.
In fulfillment of her Patriarchal Blessing, her last days were her best. After an illness of five days, caused by pneumonia, she died on the 29th of April, 1912; her funeral was held in the 11th Ward Chapel. My father's brother, Bishop Robert Morris, got out of a sick bed, where he had lain for days, and had one of his sons take him to the funeral that he might say a few words in behalf of my mother, whom he had known and been associated with for nearly sixty years, and as a mere lad had crossed the ocean with father and mother and their younger brother who died in Ohio in the spring of 1862, about three months before the others left fot Utah.
Mother was laid by the side of the husband of her youth, on the hillside in the beautiful city of the Saints that she loved so well. There also are four of her beautiful children, and a short distance from the others lies the good man who cared for her in her later years. May they all sleep in peace until the Angel of the Lord shall sound the trump that shall call them forth on the morning of the First Resurrection.
Written October, 1926.
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Sofia Vergara: I'd Apply Cement to My Eyes if It Would Stop Wrinkles
It's hard to believe that Sofia Vergara would ever fret about her looks. After all, she certainly doesn't look like the rest of us. But when it comes to getting older, the Modern Family star, 42, has the same concerns we all do.
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"I don't want to age!" Vergara says in the January issue of NewBeauty. "If you said applying cement around my eyes would stop wrinkles, I would do it."
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(Editor's note: Maryland's Shay Doron, a 5-foot-9 sophomore guard, will share a diary with ESPN.com throughout the season.)
Jan. 3, 2005
First off, Happy New year to all!
My vacation at home was, to say the least, GREAT! I got to spend quality time with my family and my two amazingly cute dogs (they are both mutts we found roaming the streets when I lived in Israel). OK, OK, I'll spare you anymore mushy, mushy family talk.
When we got back to College Park, the team was happy and excited to get return to business. On the second day of practice after we got back, something sad, unavoidable and unpredictable happened. Laura Harper, one of the two
starting posts, lined up to run a sprint just like she always did. Nothing irregular about the sprint or how she took off, but, in the blink of an eye, POP! Harp tore her Achilles and is DONE for the whole season!
Talk about a shock. No one touched her she did not slip on anything, but just like that, her freshman season ended. And what a heck of a season she was having, I might add (if you have not already heard about her for some strange reason). No one ever deserves for that to happen, but Harp is truly a great person, a great teammate and a great friend, so it hurts that much more to see her hurting. The worst part is that because she played more than a certain amount of games, she cannot redshirt and get another year to play.
In sports, you lift to get strong, you stretch, you practice and train your body, but nothing prepares you mentally. You have to enjoy and cherish the time on the court and with your teammates because you never know when it might be
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New Year's Eve
Our team stayed at a hotel on New Year's Eve, and the plan was to go to Gillian's (an all-you-can-eat buffet, video games, etc.) and then to a movie. When we got to Gillian's, the man at the door told us you had to be 21 to get in. Great. The whole bus ride, myself, Ashleigh Newman and Crystal Langhorn were telling each other how good we were
at bowling and we were already excited to play. Well, maybe another time.
We ended up watching "Meet the Fockers." After the movie we went straight back to the hotel to watch the ball drop in NYC. Fun night, huh? I'm just glad my teammates are entertaining or else the night would have been ruined.
We are leaving to play Virginia Tech today, our first ACC game and a huge road test for our young, and now one-man down, team. Wish us luck!!
Till next time.Go Terps!


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I'm confused.... is this a proposal to merge the article with itself?!?Mgunn 23:26, 15 December 2006 (UTC)
- I would have to vote "Nay". Because the disambig page Quota lists so many other "quotas" and it seems like branching off articles per industry makes sense. --Emana 00:40, 16 December 2006 (UTC)
- I don't think I've ever heard a trade quota referred to as a "quota share." I think that's just more confusing.Mgunn 05:54, 16 December 2006 (UTC)
- I have merged Import quota into Quota share because a little section of each quota will be in teh article Quota share. The page may be moved to the name Quota after the related pages and stuff is cleaned up. FirefoxRocks 19:03, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
- Yor merge is reverted. It is inadmissible to merge totally different topics into a single article. Especially whet several people tell you don't. Next time don't do any drastic changes wthout waiting several says for many people express opinion. By the way, you never announced that you age going to merge racial quota into the same barrel as well. I would strongly suggest you to edit things which you are familiar with. `'mikkanarxi 23:29, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
Domestic economy loses areas G and H (quota rents)??[edit]
Domestic economy does not have to lose this area (quota rents) at all. It all depends on how they administer the quota. If they auction the quota or give it to domestic importers, it stays in the country. Economy can lose that sector only if they give the quota rights away to foreigners.
This article also totally ignores different small and large country cases. --Svetovid 20:48, 11 February 2007 (UTC)
Can you revise economic analysis, please? It's wrong. Thanks. 188.8.131.52 (talk) 14:10, 17 December 2008 (UTC)
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What countries apply import quotes, and in what industries? -- Beland (talk) 19:58, 15 October 2009 (UTC)
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Most drawing apps let you draw with one finger and pan around with two. Personally, I've never found this to work well: you often have to try multiple times just to trigger it, to say nothing of momentum scrolling and the like. For this app, I wanted scrolling to be seamless without compromising on drawing. The mental model is actually quite simple: your "piece of paper" is very slippery, so you have to hold it down with one finger before you can start putting down notes. It quickly becomes second nature!
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One of the starring features of Composer's Sketchpad is the ability for any note to start at, and bend to, any pitch. Unfortunately, MIDI pitch bends are done per-channel, which means that the MIDI output for this app will be very complicated and ill-suited to most apps. If you know of a standard way to pitch-bend individual MIDI notes, I'd love to hear about it! (I'm aware of polyphonic aftertouch, but my understanding is that you have to set the mapping to pitch per-sequencer, making MIDI-out too much of a hassle for most use cases.)
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The team that endured Savannah State's season of agony included seven scholarship players -- only three of them on full scholarship -- shot 35 percent from the field and lost its average game by the score of 81-58. It ended with the firing of coach Edward Daniels, who complained that he had been "used'' by being asked to schedule too many guarantee games -- almost sure losses at big-time opponents in exchange for large paychecks -- and not seeing a corresponding increase in his budget. He left with a 2-79 record in Savannah State's first three Division I seasons.
From the wreckage of that ugly mess, Broadnax, a practicing attorney who performed a miraculous turnaround as coach at Bethune-Cookman from 1997-2002, will somehow attempt to construct a program. The good news is that it can't get any worse. The bad news is there is no guarantee it will get much better any time soon.
The Tigers will open practice with only three returning players and a mere 11 on the roster. Their leading returning scorer, 6-2 junior guard Mike Bennett, averaged 6.9 points per game. And because Broadnax took over in April -- right about at signing day, his ability to recruit for 2005-06 was extremely limited.
"We did a lot of phone stuff,'' Broadnax said. "We brought in some solid guys and we'll have some young people, which is going to make the situation tough. But if you're just looking at it for a year, you're not putting it in the proper perspective. I think the group that survives from this year is going to be the nucleus of a program for years to come. We're looking for character coming out of this year. Will guys run? Will they fold? Or will they compete? The boys are going to have to become men quickly.''
And that's a tall order, especially for a team that lacks height. The Tigers' tallest player is 6-7, 285-pound forward Austin Davis, and he's a freshman. So is 6-6 Antoine Bronner.
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"He's very athletic, shoots the ball well,'' Broadnax said. "He'll probably play a lot of different positions for us. He's going to be good because of his size. He can probably play inside, and he can play outside. Just looking at him and the things he's capable of doing, I think he might be able to cause some problems.''
He'd better be, because those are the only three players on the roster taller than 6-4. The strength of the Tigers, if there is one, is on the outside, where Broadnax's expertise comes into play. As a player, he was the point guard for the great Georgetown teams led by Patrick Ewing, including the 1984 national championship team.
Which makes it no surprise his recruiting priority from Day One was at the point. He came up with two junior college players he hopes will have the skills and savvy to spark an under-talented team.
"That was my main concern,'' he said. "If you don't have two people who can control the ball and be coaches on the floor, you're going to be in trouble. … If you don't have somebody to run the show, I don't care how good the people around them are, things are going to get kind of screwed up. I think those two guys are going to make an impact.''
Broadnax expects Javon Randolph, a 5-10 junior from Truett-McConnell, to make a splash as a scorer and a passer. Joe Flegler, a 5-9 sophomore, is more of a pure point guard, though he did average 24.7 points per game as a freshman at Southern Maryland.
"[Randolph] can shoot the ball and distribute it, he's quick and he plays defense,'' Broadnax said. "He's going to have a tremendous impact as far as running the show and, if necessary, putting some points on the board. [Flegler] is a small guy, too, quick, probably more of a distributor. He can run the offense and get everybody else involved. He can penetrate. In JUCO he was required to try to score, but we hope he doesn't need to put up that many points here.''
For that to be the case, he'll have to get some help from a group of perimeter hopefuls led by returnees Bennett, 5-10 sophomore Alvin Edwards (2.6 ppg, 2.0 apg) and 6-4 sophomore Chauncey Shaw (1.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg). That group also includes newcomers Malik Heney, a 5-10 junior; Terry Hill, a 6-3 freshman; and 6-3 freshman Andre Douglas.
With luck, Broadnax will find enough ability and depth in that crew to play the style he wants, the running, pressing game he learned at Georgetown. More likely, he will be forced to make do with what he has -- there's no Ewing guarding the goal to make up for any mistakes -- and try to build a foundation to grow on for the future.
That's the way he played it at Bethune-Cookman, where he turned a team that finished 1-26 in his first season to a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference regular-season title in his third.
"I've got to look at it as a building process, because if I look at it as trying to turn it around in one year, I'll be putting too much pressure on myself,'' Broadnax said. "We've got the ghosts of the past to overcome. I want to win all 28 games, but in reality, I want to teach these guys as much as I can and place as many demands on them as I can but still realize we have a long way to go.''
Given their size limitations, the Tigers will have to run. The problem is, they don't have the horses. That emphasizes their weakness inside, especially on the boards. Unless junior college point guards Randolph and Flegler are the real deal -- and they can drag their teammates with them down the court -- it will be another long season in Savannah.
"We'll be strong on the perimeter, but we'll be very small,'' Broadnax said. "Hopefully, we'll be able to get up the floor quickly and people won't be able to exploit us size-wise. Hopefully, we'll exploit them on offense by being smaller and quicker.''
That, however, is a lot of hoping, and Broadnax knows it. He'll have to graft together a team filled with inexperienced players and hope for the best against a killer schedule filled with the dreaded guarantee games, including trips to Pacific, Oregon, Georgia, Texas A&M, SMU, Colorado, Tulane and Florida. The Tigers will have only eight home games.
"It's definitely going to be a tough year,'' he said. "It's going to be tough just to get chemistry. I definitely like to get up and down. In an ideal situation, you would like to have guys who could do that -- guys who can shoot it, a couple point guards who can play the defense and extend it to fullcourt or halfcourt, play the trap. Coming into your first year, though, we don't have all the pieces in. ...
"I'll have to evaluate the talent as a group and try to quickly determine how these guys are going to play and what they're going to play in. We might want to run, but we may have turtles. You can't run with turtles.''
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The author(s) talk about why people make sauerkraut/pickles, a little bit about their use in various ancient and more modern cultures and how pickles saved the sailors from scurvy starting with 18th century, when ships started carrying them.
Sauerkraut/pickles are fermented foods, and the fermentation happens because of lacto-bacteria (named like that because they were first discovered in milk/dairy products). Actually, there are two types of them: for milk products and for vegetables. Organic products have more bacteria and ferment easier. Raw (i.e. unpasterized) milk sours by itself; pasteurized milk spoils... The white film you can find on organic veggies (e.g. plums, cabbage) is lacto-bacteria. Those bacteria - and fermented products in general - are beneficial for digestion.
The best container for fermentation is Harsch - search the web to see it. I learned from this book that the white yeast that appears over open fermentation pots is actually harmless, just it has a bad taste.
It is easier to get better results with more veggies or with more types of plants versus one type only. Salt is needed for fermentation, authors say, to allow veggies to withstand a couple of days without decay until fermentation begins. If you have organic veggies, or good container (such as Harsch), there is less need for it. Whey could also be substituted, but not fully (i.e. you still need some salt).
What else is in the book? The spices, of course. And some therapeutical applications of pickles.
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I already have Nourishing Traditions and Wild Fermentation, two books with much more information and many more recipes. I was disappointed with this book as I didn't read anything that I already didn't know. What was in here is good info if you don't have either of the two books (which I highly recommend you make a space for in your collection). So the quality is good, it's the quantity to price ratio that is lacking as it's nothing you couldn't find in web articles, recipe sites or Youtube videos.
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Have browsed the book but not made anything yet. The sauerkraut recipes/instructions are easy to understand.Published 6 days ago by Alan
Great book. Now I make pickles and sauerkraut all the time.Published 1 month ago by Amazon Customer
THis book is very small. Limited recipes and not worth the $10.00.Published 1 month ago by Amazon Customer
The basic information is there, but it also contains a lot of info that I don't really care about.Published 3 months ago by Gary Kirchner
Very informative. It guides you through on how to use a crock and has a very good recipe for good German Kraut. Leave out the "Sour" Sauerkraut.Published 3 months ago by Chester Constransitch
Very simple and easy to understand with ideas and recipes I am looking forward to trying.Published 4 months ago by RAFA
I purchased this book thinking I could learn something about making sauerkraut but I was wring this book has not one useful word about making sauerkraut and was a complete waste of... Read morePublished 4 months ago by Guy S.