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Basic Italian Foccacia. Delicious and simple. Prep time includes rising time.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 1⁄4 cups unbleached flour
- 2 tablespoons fast rising yeast
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, plus a little for brushing
- 1 1⁄4 cups warm water (more or less)
- sea salt (but I wouldn't leave it out) (optional)
- In a large bowl combine the flour, yeast and salt.
- Using a wooden spoon, stir to mix well.
- Add the 3 tbs olive oil.
- While stirring, add the warm water until all of the flour absorbs and a dough forms.
- You may need more or less of the water.
- No biggie.
- Gather dough into a ball and transfer to a floured work surface.
- Knead until soft and elastic, not sticky.
- Probably 10 min or so.
- Place dough in a lightly oiled and warmed bowl, turning several times to coat it with oil.
- Cover with plastic wrap and let rise in a warm place till doubles, around 45-75 minutes.
- Position rack on lower part of oven and preheat to 400 degrees.
- Brush a 10x15 baking pan with olive oil and set aside.
- Punch down dough and transfer to foured surface.
- Knead a few times and let rise for 5 minutes.
- With palms form into a rectangle about 4x8 inches.
- Transfer into pan.
- Stretch and pat the dought to fit pan completely end evenly.
- Cover with plastic wrap and let rise about 1 inch (30 min or so).
- Using fingertips, make'dimple' indentations in the dough about 2 inches apart.
- Brush surface with olive oil and sprinkle with sea salt.
- Bake til golden brown, about 30-40 minutes.
- Let cool for a few minutes, cut into squares and serve warm.
- Before baking, you can also add roasted red peppers.
- It's absolutely delicious.
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This is a great recipe with fabulous directions. Even though I had never made focaccia before, the conversational instructions made me feel like I had a friend in the kitchen. I added about 2 Tbsp. fresh rosemary to the dough, and sprinkled more fresh rosemary on top, which really gave it a nice flavor. I did need about 1/3 cup more warm water to get the right consistency, but like you said, no biggie. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
We loved this foccacia bread! It was served for our Christmas Eve feast. To prepare the dough I used the dough blade on my brand new KitchenAid food processor and it worked perfectly! I used large flake kosher salt from Trader Joe's and it gave the crust a wonderful crunch and texture. Definitely making this again and extra loaves to freeze for later. Thank you~ cg~


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DALLAS - Richard Allen Barras, 68, died Sunday, Feb. 3, 2002.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. today in St. Michael's and All Angels Church in Dallas. Arrangements are by Oak Cliff Funeral Chapel.
Mr. Barras was born Oct. 6, 1933, in Port Arthur. He was a distinguished military graduate of Texas A&M, class of 1956 and a lieutenant colonel in the A&M Corps of Cadets. He proudly served in the Air Force and retired in 1959 with the rank of captain.
He graduated from the University of Texas School of Law in 1962 and practiced law until August 2001. He was managing partner of Lumpkin, Barras, Reavis and Bunkley and later partner of Barras and Bunkley.
He was a former director of Bank of the Southwest, Citizen's State Bank in Earth and First Federal Savings and Texas Commerce Bank in Amarillo. A member of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, he was past president of Amarillo Knife and Fork Club, and a member of A&M Foundation, Amarillo Aggie Club and Amarillo Kiwanis.
Survivors include his wife, Nina; a son, Richard Anthony "Rick" Barras of Dallas; a daughter, Melissa Ann Barras of Dallas; and a sister, Carolyn Barras of Port Arthur.
The family suggests memorials be in the form of blood donations to Coffee Memorial Blood Bank or any community-based charity.
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In the past half-century, vehicles, industry, and aerosol-based consumer products have emitted several tons of particulate matter, nitrous oxide, sulfur oxide, hydrocarbons, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Along with harming human health, air pollution can cause a variety of environmental effects such as: acid rain, eutrophication, haze, effects on wildlife, ozone depletion, crop and forest damage, and global climate change.
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In 2015 the EFC partnered with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Air Management Association (MARAMA) to implement the Ports of Delaware and Virginia (DE-VA) Dray Truck Replacement Program. Funded by an U.S. Environmental Protection Agency DERA grant, the program aimed to reduce air pollution and greenhouse gases associated with the transport of goods to and from the Ports of Wilmington, Delaware and Virginia. The program required older trucks to be scrapped and provided applicants up to $30,000 towards the purchase of a newer vehicle with an engine that met or exceeded 2010 EPA emissions certified engine standards.
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Past Project. The Maryland Clean Car Clinic program was an effort to educate the public on the benefits of keeping a vehicle well maintained. These free clinics provided motorists with the opportunity to have their vehicles inspected by an accredited automotive technician. Motorists learned ways to maintain their cars to keep them running cleanly, thereby reducing costly repairs and extending the life of the vehicle.


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This is a rush transcript from "On the Record," August 13, 2010. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
GRETA VAN SUSTEREN, FOX NEWS HOST: DNC chairman Tim Kaine tells the Republicans and the tea parties, Go ahead, make my day.
TIM KAINE, DNC CHAIRMAN: We actually feel like the Republican tea party is putting up candidates that is enabling us, frankly, to have some really good shots at winning races that a few months ago seemed very, very tough for us.
VAN SUSTEREN: Well, is that true? Joining us live is former senator Rick Santorum. But before we get to that, there's breaking news tonight that the president has said that he endorses the -- under freedom of religion the right of the Muslims to put the mosque near Ground Zero.
RICK SANTORUM, FORMER PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR: Well, I -- three quick comments about that. Number one, Islam is not just a religion. He said we need -- you know, we have to have -- practice freedom of religion. That was his term. And Islam is not just a religion. It is also a political doctrine. It is also a way of governance. That's what Sharia law is about. So number one, it's misunderstanding and -- and -- what Islam and radical Islam is all about, number one.
Number two, the mosque is being run by a guy who says that the United States was an accomplice, and you know, brought about the events of 9/11. Now, that's a man who's now going to build a mosque next to 9/11. My analogy there is if you can imagine someone who preaches in his church racial separation and that Martin Luther King had it coming to him because he brought it upon himself to build a church right next to where Martin Luther King was shot. I don't think Barack Obama would say, Well, we have religious tolerance, we're going to allow them to do that.
That is -- that is the wrong way to look at this! This is not whether it's a legal right to do it. People have legal rights to do a lot of things in this country. But we have zoning laws, and we have an issue that I think is very important. We have the will of the American public.
If this imam wants to engender (SIC) himself -- that's why he says he's doing it. He wants to, you know, reach out to the American public by building this, and 70 percent of the American public say, We don't want this and a vast majority of New Yorkers say, We don't want this, then I don't know why he continues to want to build it. He's now ignoring the will of the American public, as, by the way, Barack Obama is by siding with him, and not accomplishing his purpose. So if he's not accomplishing his purpose, what is he doing this for?
VAN SUSTEREN: I'm curious -- and I -- maybe she has spoken out, but Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, since she was the United States senator from New York -- I'm curious what her position is on this because this is really something that is, you know, quite sensitive to so many people.
SANTORUM: It is -- obviously, you can tell it's sensitive. This is - - this is -- I -- you know, you were talking about Tim Kaine. And my comment on Tim Kaine is really the same with Obama. He is ignoring the will of the American public. What Tim Kaine was saying with the tea parties is, you know, these people, you know, they -- they -- you know, they -- they -- they're going to be easy for us to beat because they're not like, well, what the Washington insiders think a candidate should be like. You're right, they're not! They're people from -- they're average Americans coming out here who are mad at Washington, and they don't look like, in some cases, the average candidate that Republicans and Democrats put up. But you know what? That's what America wants!
VAN SUSTEREN: I think that -- I think his mistake is he thought that it divided the Republican Party, and I think -- you know, I think what it's done is it's energized a whole bunch of voters. And I -- and I don't think the voters necessarily -- they're going to be -- I think (INAUDIBLE) they're independent or Republicans. I don't know if there were a lot of Democrats in there. And come November, I think there's going to be a race to the polls, you know?
SANTORUM: Absolutely.
VAN SUSTEREN: You know, and I think they're going to stampede for the polls.
SANTORUM: The intensity level among Republicans and independents who are leaning Republican is through the roof because they see not just the policies that are going on -- and that's why these two stories really tie together. They see the arrogance of people who think they know better than the American public, that, yes, we're going to side with...
VAN SUSTEREN: Well, you've also got the health care, too.
SANTORUM: Well...
VAN SUSTEREN: The numbers (INAUDIBLE) health care is another example...
SANTORUM: Sure, but that...
VAN SUSTEREN: ... where the American people...
SANTORUM: Exactly.
VAN SUSTEREN: ... the numbers were opposed to -- you know, opposed to it and it -- and it was passed.
SANTORUM: It's this -- I was talking to a guy today. I was getting my phone fixed at Verizon and...
SANTORUM: And he -- an hour and a half...
VAN SUSTEREN: I'm not going to ask what happened to your phone, right?
SANTORUM: An hour and a half -- well, I had to get a new -- my wife wanted -- Karen (ph) wanted a new phone. So anyway...
VAN SUSTEREN: Now it's Karen's fault!
VAN SUSTEREN: Somehow, it's the woman's fault! His wife, Karen! I knew it!
SANTORUM: I was happy to do -- to be there. But I...
SANTORUM: ... a little over an hour and...
VAN SUSTEREN: I'm not sure my husband would have gone to Verizon for an hour for me!
SANTORUM: I did. But it was -- it was great...
VAN SUSTEREN: He loves me, but not that much!
SANTORUM: You wait there in the queue for an hour. But anyway, so I -- I -- the man -- the man said to me -- Barry (ph) said to me -- I remember his name. He said just, I feel like there's a ruling class of people who think that they know better than me on everything, and they don't really give a damn what I think.
And here's another example, with Obama and the mosque, that he just doesn't give a damn what the people of New York want to do! They don't -- He doesn't give a damn what the people of America -- he's like the imam who doesn't give a damn! That is -- that to me is someone who is truly out of touch with America in a way that I think is just dangerous for a president to be.
VAN SUSTEREN: I'm anxious to see what the newspapers say tomorrow on this one.
SANTORUM: He -- going again the will of the American public, claiming religious liberty when this is clearly not a religious -- I'll give another example, Charlie Krauthammer did it today in The Washington Post, where he said -- he talked about John Paul II, where the -- where the nuns wanted to build a convent outside of Auschwitz to pray for the souls of those who died in the prison camps. But the Jewish community was offended by that, that a Christian convent would be built right next to Auschwitz. And so they had the right to do it, but John Paul II, you know, after they had their day in court, if you will, basically (INAUDIBLE) You have the right to do it, but don't do it because it's not what is going to create unity. It's not what's going to do -- be the right thing for everybody involved. And so they moved it down the -- down the road.
Build a mosque. Build 20 mosques in New York, if you want to. But don't do it in a -- in a way that's going to going to desecrate -- in my opinion, desecrate the ground of those who were murdered by people who practiced the faith, or at least an element of the faith that is being represented by that mosque.
VAN SUSTEREN: Senator, thank you. And we're going to be talking to you Monday. You're going to be on the road.
SANTORUM: I'll be where Mr. Gingrich...
VAN SUSTEREN: At the fair!
SANTORUM: I'll be in Sioux Center, Iowa, on Monday.
VAN SUSTEREN: I'm just so surprised how many of you Washingtonians love Iowa fairs! It's just so -- it's so...
SANTORUM: I love...
VAN SUSTEREN: ... heartwarming.
SANTORUM: I love fairs. I used to go to fairs all the time in Pennsylvania. I hear has a great one.
VAN SUSTEREN: I bet it is. Anyway, thank you very much.
SANTORUM: Thank you, Greta.


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Painter and illustrator Emmanuelle Houdart was born in Switzerland in 1967. After graduating from the École des Beaux-Arts in Sion and the École Supèrieure d'Arts Visuel in Geneva, she moved to Paris. Besides contributing to many newspapers and magazines (Libération, Le Monde, Sciences et Vie Junior, Ça m'intéresse… ), she published a dozen books as a writer and illustrator, and she illustrated about twenty children's books. Her style is highly personal and characterized by the use of rich and sharp colours, outlining a fantastic though extremely real and tangible world.
In 2003 she won the Prix Octogone, category Prix Graphique (CIELJ), for Les Choses que je sais. Two years later she received an award for Monstres malades at the Bologna Children's Book Fair, and in 2006 she won the Grand Prix du Livre Jeunesse of the Society of Men of Letters of France for Les Voyages merveilleux de Lilou la fée.
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Laetitia Bourget was born in La Rochelle in 1976. Today she lives and works in Paris and Néons-sur-Creuse. In 1998 she graduated in Plastic Arts at the University of Bordeaux 3. Since 1997 she has been active in various artistic fields (video, photo, book publishing, installations, writing, drawing, site-specific works). She soon gained visibility thanks to the distribution of her videos to international events and video art festivals. Her works have been displayed worldwide in galleries and institutional and alternative spaces, and are featured in private and public collections in France and abroad.
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Her books for #logosedizioni are: Amiche per la vita, Genitori felici, and Una lunga storia d'amore.
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Winter - In The Light Of White
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Last fall, NVCC's Confluencia reading series celebrated five years of gathering writers to share their work. Dozens of poets, playwrights, authors, and performance artists contributed to a first-ever commemorative collection of poetry, prose, and other selections from those who shared their gifts at one of the signature evenings. The collection, titled Confluencia in the Valley: The First Five Years of Converging with Words, was edited by founder/organizer Marianela Medrano and Assistant Professor of English Juleyka Lantigua-Williams. Confluencia is Spanish for "confluence"—the merging of elements, forms, movements, or people. Copies are available for sale at the college bookstore, with proceeds benefitting the Foundation for Student Emergencies Fund and scholarships in the Humanities.
"This publication was designed to celebrate this significant achievement and to signify that the humanities are alive and doing well at Naugatuck Valley Community College. Whenever I have a chance to discuss my understanding of what the humanities mean to community college students, I reflect on the need—even as we teach necessary and utilitarian careers—to cultivate the arts and letters as a means of transforming lives by strengthening the human spirit. The selections included in this collection speak of falling and standing up, drifting, reaching back and moving forward with strength, precision and beauty. What a meaningful gathering of words this is!" – From the introduction by NVCC President Daisy Cocco De Filippis, Ph.D.
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Marianela Medrano is poet and a writer of non-fiction and fiction who holds a Ph.D. in psychology, a professional counselor's license and certification as a poetry therapist. Her work has appeared in numerous anthologies and magazines in Latin America, Europe and the United States. Her individual publications include Regando Esencias/The Scent of Waiting; Curada de Espantos/One Who Has Seen It All.
Juleyka Lantigua-Williams, a journalist, writer, editor, Fulbright Scholar, is an assistant professor of English at NVCC. Her syndicated opinion columns have appeared in national and international publications. Her magazine credits include JET, The Progressive, GIANT, and Urban Latino. The Simon and Schuster Short Prose Reader, Once Upon a Cuento, and Colonize This! Young Women of Color on Today's Feminism also feature her work. Visit juleykalantigua.com for more.
Copies of the book are for sale at NVCC's bookstore. Proceeds will go to support scholarships for the Arts and Humanities.
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S. Bonnet has been funded for this work by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). S. Bonnet holds the position of Canada Research Chair. M.H. Jacob was supported by CAPES (the Brazilian Research Agency). A. Courboulin and R. Paulin are recipients of graduate scholarships from La Société Qébécoise d'Hypertension Artérielle (SQHA).
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- Astronomy in Ancient Civilisations
- It is a pity that the myths of ancient civilisations are so easily dismissed as the musings of savage minds, as it is subsequently easy to overlook the fact that many of their myths were encryptions of their astronomical knowledge. The best example of this...
Modern Science >> Astronomy
- The Ancient Goddess Barbi: Historical Views from the Year 5000
- (Author's Note: Read this only if you consider laughter a sincere form of worship!) In the year 5000, historians will seek to patch together traces of the past, to discover what life was like in today's current era. Here's one humorous view of what they might...
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- Story of the Celts: The Ancient Celts
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- Celtic Gods and Heros: Introduction to Celtic Mythology
- Youngsters of school age almost effortlessly learn about the gods and heroes of Greek and Roman mythology. Names like Zeus, Hercules, Diana, Ulysses, Mercury, Venus, and others become widely familiar. Paintings, popular movies, and books trace their stories...
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The Spring 2016 issue of Pacific magazine is now available in print and online. This issue features several stories about how alumni, students and employees live out the "care" portion of Pacific's mission. Also included is a special insert, Transforming Care, about interprofessional education and practice.
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