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Abstract: Little is known about whether soil nutrient supply is determined by decomposition rate or litterfall in Pinus massoniana forests. The present study quantified the relationships between litterfall, litter substrate quality, decomposition rate, and soil nutrients to elucidate the contribution of litter to soil nutrient supply in these forests. Twelve 1 × 1–m litterfall collectors (collected monthly) and 108 decomposition bags, 20 × 20 cm (collected every 3 months) in size, were placed in three 30-year-old P. massoniana stands in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area, from August 2010 to January 2011. The accumulation of soil nutrients depended on the relationship of litterfall, substrate quality, and decomposition rate. Soil organic matter content was significantly positively correlated with litterfall and litter substrate quality dynamic (both P < 0.01) (N, P, and C/N ratio). Litter decomposition rate was positively correlated with litter initial N concentration (R2 = 0.82, P = 0.01) but negatively correlated with initial P (R2 = 0.67, P = 0.045) and C/N ratio (R2 = 0.90, P = 0.00). Litter decomposition rate was negatively correlated with soil organic matter content (P = 0.02), total soil N (P < 0.001), and soil available P (P < 0.001), indicating that litter decomposition was faster in nutrient-poor than in nutrient-rich soils, which may function as a mechanism for increasing the nutrient use efficiency in P. massoniana forest ecosystems. Litter nutrient return through decomposition plays a more important role than the other litter parameters studied in determining soil nutrient supply in the P. massoniana forest ecosystem. Forest management practices need to create conditions that favor the litter decomposition to improve the site conditions and growth rate of the P. massoniana trees.
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text: Jerome Saperstein , 92, of Meadowbrook, PA died Saturday, February 22, 2014 at his residence. Born May 25, 1921 in Pittsburgh, PA the son of Samuel and Yetta (nee Krakow) Saperstein, he lived in Pittsburgh and then in Florida for almost 30 years. He served in the United States Army Air Corp during WWII and was an owner/operator of a retail business. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sylvia Saperstein in Oct of 2013 and by a daughter, Elyse Saperstein in Dec of 2002. He was the loving father to Avalie Saperstein and her husband, Frank Worts of Meadowbrook PA and the devoted grandfather to Terence Worts of Philadelphia, PA. He is also survived by nieces and one nephew. Family and friends are invited to leave condolences at www.lambfuneralhomeinc.com Lamb Funeral Home at Forest Hills Cemetery/Shalom Memorial Park.


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In addition to be a game, math relates to the real world situation in so many ways that you cannot see it if you are not there. You should not deny to yourself the intellectual enjoyment of doing math because other people cannot do what you can. If anybody tells me why I am doing math I will tell him mind of your business.
Never look at the crystal ball about what will happen if you learn math. You may become a tutor, and eventually open your own tutoring firm. Stay on course.


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Published on February 24, 2011. Played 2,349 times. Editors' rating 2.5
Have a need for speed? Enter the arena, select your car and cause as much damage as you can in this fun physics-based car destruction game. Set the height of the ramp before each level. Ramp up the wreckage to unlock sweet new rides!
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The ancient Chinese thought they were magical dragons. Some old-time scientists thought that because they were so big, all they could do was float in water. Boy, were they wrong! Even today, once-common notions about dinosaurs are being revised as new discoveries are made. This lively book about the perennially popular subject of dinosaurs offers fascinating insight into how certain theories were formed, and then how those theories were proved or disproved. It demonstrates that scientific thought is as creative as it is logical and invites budding scientists to come up with their own ideas. This book offers a lively account of theories from the past about dinosaurs and how these theories changed as new discoveries were made.
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Congrats to the members of the Suquamish nation for recognizing and supporting the belief in equality. I think this is a positve step in the right direction. Thanks Heather Purser and everyone else who worked on this landmark decision. LEADING us into the future.
Suquamish Tribe Approves Same-Sex Marriages
Suquamish Tribe Approves Same-Sex Marriages
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In a move Monday, the Suquamish Tribal Council changed its ordinances to extend marriage rights to same-sex couples.
According to the Kitsap Sun, the new ordinance means gay couples are afforded all the rights heterosexual couples are allowed on the reservation and other places in which gay marriages are allowed.
Heather Purser, a 28-year-old, who has been pushing for the change in the tribe's law for the past four years, has finally seen it come to fruition.
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|A Closer Look Into the Bruins First Month of the Season.
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|Connelly's Top Ten: Edelman Lays Eggs (so did the coordinators)
Kelly Shoppach, the Sox backup catcher and rightful heir to Jason Varitek's facial hair, has cleared waivers and been dealt to the New York Mets for the always exciting "player to be named later." Shoppach has been as productive as a backup catcher could be [.250, 5 HR, .789 OPS], but his days were numbered once Ryan Lavarnway came up the Lou Merloni Expressway from Pawtucket a couple weeks ago.
Congrats to Shoppach on being traded away from the Sox for the second time in his career, and to the Sox, because dealing a backup catcher with only 158 plate appearances is just what you need to pull an underachieving team out of an 11.5 game hole. I'd say this like rearranging deck furniture on the Titanic, but the Titanic actually went somewhere before it ended in disaster.
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text: Truck driving songs and traditional country music formed a stong bond many years ago. One of our most popular categories, truck driving songs, appeals to all fans. A friend of mine pointed out that I was missing Tom Lang from our truck driving song category, so let's get to know more about Tom Lang.


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It is more than just muted colors swept against tall, rock walls.
It is more than winding roads and slow-moving creeks.
Palo Duro Canyon provides such hidden treasures as animals, brightly colored wildflowers and a rich history. For the tourist just passing through town, a drive through the canyon would probably be enough. But for people who want to learn more about the geological formation, plenty of chances exist.
Texas Parks and Wildlife workers have been busy making additions and changes to Palo Duro Canyon State Park for this summer.
"I think the park is always changing,'' said Heather Lanman, park interpreter. "We're updating our trails and expanding some.''
Officials are working to open Juniper Trail, off Sunflower Trail, for hikers and bikers.
The Interpretive Theater, through a grant from the National Park Service, opened last August. A slide screen, fire pit and 75 seats provide the perfect setting to learn more about the canyon.
Sunset hikes, a weekly hour for children to learn about the canyon, and nature hikes on Saturday mornings are only a few of the new activities the park offers this season.
Other programs include:
Nature Challenge: A moderately difficult two-and-a-half-mile hike on the Givens, Spicer and Lowry Running Trail. Topics will include history, plants, geology and wildlife. From 9 a.m.-noon Saturday, June 9 and June 30; 8-11:30 a.m. July 4 and 14, Aug. 11 and Sept. 1.
Canyon Critters: Learn in the Lone Star Interpretive Theater about the animals that live in the canyon. Topics include animal identification, ecology and environmental stewardship. From 10-11 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., May 12, 28, June 13 and 29; 6-7 p.m. July 6 and Aug. 17.
Family Nature Hike: A moderately paced two-mile hike on the Sunflower Trail to learn about geology, history, wildlife and plants. From 9-11 a.m. May 19 and June 16.; 8-11 a.m. July 7 and 28 and Aug. 18.
Trail Talk: A discussion in the Lone Star Interpretive Center on the trails at the park suitable for all activity levels to learn trail ethics and survivor skills. From 8-9 p.m. May 26; 9-10 p.m. June 22.; 6-7 p.m. July 20 and Aug. 10.
Sunset Hike: A canyon sunset with a guided hike on one of the many park trails with discussions about canyon plants, animals and geology. From 6-8 p.m. May 27, June 5, 19 and 26, July 10, 17, 24, 31, and Aug. 7 and 14.
Worship Service: A nondenominational worship service in the canyon on Sunday mornings. Meet at the Cottonwood day use area, and in case of bad weather the Old West horse stables. At 9 a.m. Sundays in June, July and August.
Palo Duro Pioneers: Children of all ages are invited to an hour of adventure and learning. Each week will feature a different activity, game or project to study canyon geology, ecology and history. From 2-3 p.m. every Saturday in June, July 7, 14, 21, 28, and Aug. 4.
Canyon Chat: Learn how the canyon formed and what animals live inside during a pictorial tour at the Lone Star Interpretive Theater that will include geology, plants, history and wildlife. 9-10 p.m. June 1 and Aug. 8.
River Walk: Two mile easy hike on the Paseo Del Rio Trail with discussions about stream ecology, plants, wildlife, geology and history. From 9-11 a.m. June 2 and 23; 8-10 a.m. July 21 and Aug. 4.
Canyon Heritage: A program featuring a living historian at the Lone Star Interpretive Theater with costumes and historical entertainment about the canyon's history and tradition. From 7-8 p.m. June 6, July 18, 27, Aug. 1, 25, Sept. 2, Sept. 23.
Night Noises: Uncover the mystery of night noises at the Lone Star Interpretive Theater with an optional hike following the program. From 9-10 p.m. June 8 and 27, Aug. 15.
Wildflower Safari: Meet at the Lone Star Interpretive Center for a pictorial journey among canyon wildflowers. Topics include flower identification, plant uses and Native American legends. From 9-10 p.m. June 15 and July 13.
Insects of the Canyon: Come to the Lone Star Interpretive Theater and learn about some of the many insects of the region. Topics cover insect identification and ecology. 7-8 p.m. July 11.
Bat Mania: At the Lone Star Interpretive Theater learn about the many bats found in the park through echoes, bat identification and habitats. 8-9 p.m. July 25.
Canyon Rock: At the Lone Star Interpretive Theater, a pictorial journey into the past to discuss rock formations, canyon geology and conservation. 9-10 p.m. June 20 and Aug. 3.
"Texas'', July & August. Every Thursday through Tuesday for the 36th season of the musical drama, "Texas". Set in the outdoors, this production tells the story of the life and struggles of early Texas pioneers. Pre-show meal and entertainment are also available. 8:30-11 p.m., call for prices, park admission is free to theater patrons after 5:30 p.m.
Legacy Celebration 2001: Red Steagall and R.W. Hampton provide music, stories and food to raise money for the Lone Star Legacy Endowment Fund. Call for times and prices. Sept. 8.
Storytelling Festival: Storytellers of the High Plains will present their annual storytelling festival at the Chuckwagon Restaurant. Tickets can be purchased at the event, from 7-9 p.m. Sept. 14.
Falconry: At the Lone Star Interpretive Theater, local falconers will demonstrate and exhibit birds of prey, from 6-7 p.m. Sept. 22.
"Indian Summer'' The Kwahadi Dancers will present their annual program at the Pioneer Amphitheater at 7 p.m. Sept. 29.
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He was born Nov. 9, 2013, in Three Rivers to Francisco Cuellar Trevino and Savas Loza.
Survivors include his parents, Francisco Cuellar Trevino and Savas Loza of Three Rivers; maternal grandparents, Oralia and Abran Loza of Three Rivers; paternal grandfather, Frank Trevino of Beeville; and paternal great-grandmother, Rosita Madrigal of Beeville.
A graveside service was held at 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, at Three Rivers Cemetery with Deacon Chris Luna officiating.
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I'm So Excited And I Just Can't Hide It!
So it's April 28th and I'm SO excited, I just can't hide it. Why? Well there are THREE reasons.
Reason #1 – I'm SURE you know about the first what, and I'm sure you're just as excited as I am – the April 30th SuperPrize event of course! In just 2 days the Prize Patrol is going to be knocking on one lucky PCH sweepstakes entrant's door with a BIG check. I keep dreaming about what the winner is going to be like…what his or her reaction will be. I bet you're dreaming about it too!
Reason #2 – It's my Birthday! Some say that ladies don't feel comfortable revealing their age…BUT I love being open and honest with the PCH fans so I'll spill the beans. TODAY is my 30th Birthday! I'm actually thrilled about this birthday rather than upset. I'm so thankful to have such a rewarding and exciting job, and I feel blessed to be surrounded by such loving family and friends.
Reason #3 – TODAY is my 5 year anniversary as a Publishers Clearing House employee! That's right. 5 years ago today was my first day at PCH. At the time, I worked in the Internet Product Mix department where I selected which products would go into the emails that go out. A few years later, I made the move to the Promotion Development department and joined the PCH Prize Patrol Elite team. I became involved in creating the PCH sweepstakes you all love to enter and dream to win. 5 years later, I still LOVE being a PCH employee and am the Manager of Promotion Development and still traveling with the PCH Prize Patrol Elite team!
So today is a VERY exciting day for me and I couldn't be happier talking about it with YOU, the PCH fans who I enjoy interacting with so much. Over the years I have gotten to know so many of you "virtually" and I want to take this time to say THANK YOU. You all have brought such a big smile to my face…especially today on my birthday – it's like a present 🙂
So tell me…who here is SO excited too? Who here "just can't hide it"? Comment below and let me know!
PCH Prize Patrol Elite
P.S. I'd love to hear more about you! When is YOUR birthday? Who knows…maybe one of you will be able to tell me IN PERSON in just 2 days during the April 30th SuperPrize event! WOW! Now wouldn't THAT be amazing 🙂
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I am 40 as of December 31st fabulous and can't wait for my check
IM SO EXCITED AND JUST CAN'T HIDE IT!!! Happy Birthday and happy anniversary!! Hope you have a great day and hope to see you knocking on my front door! My birthday is November 28th. Sagittarius!!
My birthday is march 12. Pisces rule!
Wow!!! Danielle ,It is a very special day for you,, Happy anniversary, an a Big Happy 30th birthday!!!! you are the same age as one of my daughters, we had a big party for her this past Feb. hope you had a wonderful day also!! If you come to my door on Tues. I do not know what I will do or react, but I will be soooo happy and grateful,probably there will be a lot of happy tears!
My birthday is July 30th ,1962..I am getting older and have been entering PCH for a good many years, hey! It can`t hurt! it`s free! can`t beat that!!
Good luck everyone~~
My birthday is actually on April 30th! I always use to say I will be a millionaire by the time i was 25 years old. Who knows!???…it might just happen on my 26th birthday!!!! I'm thanking God in advance!
By the way, Danielle (thats my middle name)…I pray you have a wonderful and blessed 30th birthday!!!!! God Bless You!
Weird…my first post from 1:45 am must not have gone through. I was saying my bday is actually on April 30th and I've always said i would be a millionaire at 25. Who knows!??? Maybe it will be on my 26th birthday!!!
my birthday is march 17,1979 & have a bleeeessssed birthday !!!!!!!!!
Happy Birthday Danielle!!! You look so happy and you have done a great job working with a great team. I'm excited too for the Winner on April 30th!!.. I had my 56th birthday on April 2nd and my son Jonathan age 28 and his great -grandfather all on the same day!!! Now how about that Birthday Cake,, Lots of candles to blow.. My brother "Edwin" bought us the "BIBLE" for our birthdays. This is what we did as a family .. I told my brother he has PCH's mascot name.. My brother is my Hero, he served our country and the war and retired from the Air Force. I love playing games and seeing PCH's Edwin because of my brother, whom I helped raise. I did have the breast surgery and the doctor took 80% .. I'm recovering well and back playing my favorite games. My offer still stands for the three of you for my Texas Pecan Pie and Real Ghost stories to take back with you to Ny. I know Dave and Todd would love to return to Texas!!!! God Bless you and your family your darling children with four legs.. Animals are like your own child. Give my best to the PCH community and have a Blessed Birthday…. Party Girl!!! From, Texas Pecan Pie Cynthia Gonzalez
May 12 is my birthday!!! Happy Birthday Danielle!!!


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As the Hot Stove heats up and the contracts of Chipper Jones and Michael Bourn come off the books, the Atlanta Braves have a few bucks to spend this offseason on the left field and center field positions.
With the Washington Nationals hot on the trail of Michael Bourn, it seems unlikely that Atlanta would be able to shell out the necessary moolah to lure the services of the 30-year-old speedster, stalwart defender, and leadoff hitter extraordinaire.
Also, the name "Josh Hamilton" has been thrown around a fair amount in Braves Country, but considering General Manager Frank Wren's comments regarding his payroll preferences, bringing in Hamilton would be more of a fantasy than a possibility.
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#22 - nickmandemon
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The difference here is that 18 is like soooo much stronger than krillen that krillens like "if she got beat then theres literally no ******* point in me trying anything."
#48 to #22 - clokey
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Enough talking **** about Krillin, he sacrifices himself to give 18, his daughter, and all the others a chance at escaping Super Buu on the lookout tower, he let 18 live because she wasn't naturally evil, he fought Kid Buu in the after life, he risked his life to save Dende on Namek, he saved a random woman who he had never met before from Cell, and he always is there trying to do what he can for his friends.
The picture looks more to me that he is guiding people away from the fight so they don't get hurt than running away, and turned back to look out for 18.
The picture looks more to me that he is guiding people away from the fight so they don't get hurt than running away, and turned back to look out for 18.
#49 to #48 - nickmandemon
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Dude, dude. Look at my reply to hemming. Its ok. Krillens a beast in my book. Power level is not all that matters my friend.
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It's all good
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Well vegeta also thought he could beat frieza so maybe vegeta just likes to fight everyone no matter what. And you can't even call krillen a pussy. he was always there. he always helped out. in some way. He had some balls man


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A Conference for Middle and High School Students Focusing on Research and Activities in the Delaware River Watershed
April 28-30, 2002 Tuscarora Inn, Mt Bethel, Pennsylvania
Recognized in 2001 as the Outstanding Environmental Education Program by the Pennsylvania Alliance for Environmental Education!
View Powerpoint Presentation Created by Northampton Senior H.S. Students (ppt 818 KB)
Students and teachers studying aspects of the Delaware River Watershed shared research and stewardship initiatives on local watersheds as they networked and participated in educational seminars with other students and professionals during the three-day event.
The 2002 conference included a river experience, keynote speakers, student presentations, watershed discussions, social and cultural activities, and hands-on workshops for students. A teacher workshop for Act 48 hours also took place during the conference.
The host school for the 2002 youth summit was Northampton Area High School, Northampton, Pa. (teachers: Pam Hoffner and Gene Thrash).
Schools sent teams of approximately six students to represent their watershed by conducting a 20-minute presentation and preparing an exhibit of their watershed project. Presentations represented how school projects reflected the theme, "Improving Our World: One Watershed at a Time." One or more designated adults from the school district were in attendance and responsible for students during the conference.
Sponsors and supporters included the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of State Parks - Delaware River Watershed Education; Delaware River Basin Commission; and host school, Northampton Area High School.
Sunday, April 28:
10:00 a.m.-11:00 Sign-In (Tribe Assignments, Welcome Packets, etc.)
11:15-11:45 Welcome (Rules, Tribal Info.)
12:00 Noon-1:00 p.m. Picnic Lunch
1:00-3:00 Tribal Flags/themes; Tie-Dye (finished by Mon. lunch)
3:00-4:00 Keynote Speaker
4:00-5:00 Free Time (Room keys, settle in)
5:00-6:00 Pizza Dinner
6:30-8:00 Animal Rehab. Presentation (Miss Carpenter?)
8:15-? Junk Mixer
10:00 Be quiet and in rooms
11:00 Lights Out
Monday, April 29:
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9:00 First group leaves for canoeing (Group 1)
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Scientific NameRumex sp. R. scutatus (French sorrel), R. acetosa (garden sorrel), R. acetosa {Q}Profusion{Q}, R. dentatus, R. acetosella (common sheep sorrel), R. patienta (patience dock, garden patience), R. alpinus (monk's rhubarb), R. crispus (curly dock), R. sanguineus (ornamental sorrel) (Polygonaceae family)
Common nameSorrel, common sorrel, garden sorrel, patience dock
Varieties and seasons
There are around one hundred varieties of sorrel, of which the best known is the common or garden sorrel with broad, arrow-shaped leaves, the interior of which looks like fangs.
Its small bell-shape flowers turn into reddish spikes in early summer.
French sorrel has large, round, fleshy and lanceolate leaves, clustered in bright green bunches.
Patience sorrel is the largest variety, with round, coarse leaves and green flowers. Often mistaken for a weed, the "patience" has the advantage of being less acidic and a little more bitter.
France, Belgium and Netherlands are the main producers of sorrel.
Nutritional values (per 100 g)
21.3 kcal
21.7 kcal
2 g
1.83 g
0.3 g
2.93 g
0.7 g
0.14 g
2.9 g
0,7 g
4 mg
3 mg
390 mg
321 mg
2,000 mg
2.4 mg
2.08 mg
14 mg
103 mg
89 mg
375 mg
Vitamin C
48 mg
26,3 mg
80 mg
Vitamin B9/Folacin
152 µg
94 µg
200 µg
*Ciqual 2013 **Recommended Daily Intake
Nutritionist's advice
Like all leaf vegetables, sorrel has a high water content (93%), and is therefore low in calories.
It is also an excellent source of the following vitamins: C, provitamin A (2 to 3 mg/100 g, as much as spinach and cress), and vitamin B9/Folacin.
In terms of minerals, sorrel is a good source of iron, magnesium, and calcium.
Thanks to its low energy content, sorrel has an excellent nutritional density in vitamins C, B9, provitamins, calcium, iron and magnesium.
When it comes to portions...?
- a child portion : two or three leaves
- an adult portion: about ten leaves
Cooking and nutrition: tasty combinations
Discover our recipes with sorrel
- Sorrel and carp: sorrel's natural acidity gives a delicious bite to the rather bland taste of carp, or any herbivorous fish raised in ponds. It helps dissolve or soften fine bones that may spoil your enjoyment of the meal. The calcium they contain is then available to digest, offering the following nutritional benefits: calcium, vitamins C and B9, provitamin A, protein, etc.
- Salmon with sorrel has become a classic French dish. Add a handful of fresh or frozen sorrel leaves to your soups and sauces. They bring tanginess, flavour and colour to the meal, along with providing antioxidants.


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- Web: http://www.dianehoneyman.com
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Diane Honeyman is a bridal shop located in Ayr. For information on the wedding dresses and other items they stock phone Diane Honeyman on 01292 282965 or visit them at Donald Stewart.
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It isn't supposed to be comfortable, it is supposed to make them freeze so the Mama cat can carry them to safety as kittens. It doesn't hurt, and they don't even mind it.
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It doesn't hurt adult cats to hold them by the scruff, it actually makes them freeze, like the cat above has.
Video: Time Lapse POV Pizza-Making
That was a pizza screen, I use them when the pizza is bigger than the peel.
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Begone! Childish Troll!
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Yeah, lot's of pizza parties have people flying from both coasts for some Dude's party....
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VPN, RGD, PLP, whatever it takes the pizza stands on it's own and no certification paper hanging on the wall will ensure that it is good.
Less content lately?
Not enough new content to check daily.
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Chit in a box. Poutine alone is enough, why confuse the issue?
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You guys are wrong to dis him for his focus. He understands the fundamental fact that before you can improvise, you have to master the template. If you can make a stunning Margarita, you can make anything, and will as soon as you satisfy yourself that you have taken the template as far as it can go.
So sayeth Pizza Anarchy.
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Admirable and talented, good luck on your journey.
Pizza Hut Strikes Again, Unveiling 'Firebaked Style Flatbread Pizzas'
IF you don't taste and critic the product, it is just a press release. I want reviews, not press releases.
Pizza with Fresh Clams, Garlic, Mozzarella, Romano, and Basil
I see, you did remove the shells before serving, but you did cook them on the pizza.
Pizza with Fresh Clams, Garlic, Mozzarella, Romano, and Basil
"Preheat broiler to high. Spread 1/3 of mozzarella and 1/3 of of romano evenly over surface. Spread a dozen clams over surface, making sure that the joint side is facing down. Scatter 4 to 5 basil leaves, 1/2 teaspoon pepper flakes, and sliced garlic over the top. Drizzle with 1 tablespoon olive oil."
OK, I read it and you cooked them on the skin, which leads me back to the original question, "Why not steam the clams, remove them from the shell and add them to the pizza when it is done or nearly done so you can actually eat it as is".
Pizza with Fresh Clams, Garlic, Mozzarella, Romano, and Basil
Of course, what else do you expect.
Pizza with Fresh Clams, Garlic, Mozzarella, Romano, and Basil
That makes even less sense. Why would you not remove them from the shell?
Pizza with Fresh Clams, Garlic, Mozzarella, Romano, and Basil
Sorry, but that is not a pizza I would accept if placed in front of me. If the clams need to cooked in the shell, fine, do so and add them sans shell once the pizza is cooked.
My Pie Monday: Sourdough Pizza, Kimchi Pies, Roasted Cauliflower, and More!
Craig, I am glad to see you use some WM dry mozzarella, I am about 60/40 (WM/fresh) on which I prefer in the high temp pies. I usually have both on hand, and for one with as much snap as this pizza, I think it (Whole Milk) works better.
Kengk's pizza is the one that makes me want to go thaw a ball out right now, though.
Very creative week, lots of good combos.
What's Up in Pizza: Italy Suffering Shortage of 6,000 Pizzaioli
Long hours and low pay sound pretty good to a lot of people who have long hours and no pay.
My Pie Monday: BBQ Chicken Pie, Boardwalk-Style, Deep Dish, and More!
I was more intrigued with finding lost hard cider. It was pretty good stuff for a Saturday morning....
Pizza Obsessives: Jeff "SonnyC79" Amador
Hey Jeff, I didn't realize you were in Austin. Try Cherry Street for a good WFO pizza, and the next time we have a pizza nerd party I will be sure and get an invite to you.
Still Not Sure How Much to Tip for Pizza Delivery? You're Not Alone
I think in those neighborhoods the assumption is that you have ANY cash on you.
Still Not Sure How Much to Tip for Pizza Delivery? You're Not Alone
Whenever I have been offered either a salary or a commission (including tips), I have always opted for the commission/tips, and ALWAYS made more than the salaried people. As a $2.13 an hour waiter, I made more money than everyone in the restaurant but the executive chef, and as a commissioned salesperson I usually made more than the president of the company.
Of course, it means you have to work your ass off instead of doing the bare minimum, but I will take that opportunity.
Pizza My Mind: What's Up With Take-Out Pizza in a Bag?
In Austin, we don't even get bags, you have to bring your own raw cardboard and make a box on site or carry it in your pocket..
Poll: Sugar in Tomato Sauce, Way or No Way?
This whole argument is why recipes don't work. You cook the food to a taste, not some arbitrary mix design. Ingredients vary in taste, texture, and composition from batch to batch, and a real cook is able to adjust so that the end result is consistent.
Sometimes sugar, sometimes none. Sometime salt, sometimes none. Etc.


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By John Durkee • Jul 11, 2012
Topping Our Local News This Morning:
· American Airlines and its Tulsa Union reach a tentative agreement.
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While "AIAIAI" sounds a bit like a Spanish Flamenco-related exclamation to me, they're in fact a relatively new headphone company from Denmark. They started out with street/fashion phones and IEMs – quality products though, way above the level of generic Skullcandy or WESC toys – and in the meantime they put their efforts in creating a high quality DJ headphone, the TMA-1.
The stunning minimalist design of the phones, conceived by Danish design studio KiBiSi, and of course the name as well, is what got me interested in them. "TMA-1" stands for "Tycho Magnetic Anomaly 1", the name of the monolith in Arthur C. Clarke's sci-fi novel "2001: A Space Odyssey". Can't really get more awesome than that, methinks.
Hard-boiled headphone veterans' alarm bells might go off after that introduction: Stylish design? Cool name? Made for DJs? Those must sound bad; those must be style over substance. At first I was a bit wary myself – but fret not: AIAIAI definitely made sure that the TMA-1 sound as good as they look.
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Bono Reads Mean Tweets at 'Woman of the Year' Ceremony"The transition lenses do make him look like a 75 year old lady from Miami," read one tweet.
U2: New Album May Be Out in the Spring"May" is the operative word. Bassist Adam Clayton won't confirm anything.
U2 Attack Donald Trump in Impassioned Rant"Good people are not gonna stay silent while you run off with the American dream. You hear me candidate, you're fired!"
U2 Announce Release of Paris Concert FilmThe band played the French capitol just weeks after a terrorist group attacked the city.
U2's The Edge is First Rock Artist to Play Sistine Chapel"When I was asked to perform in the Sistine Chapel I didn't know what to say, because usually there's 'this other guy' who sings."
Watch This Unique 'History of Rock' Video MashupThe 14-minute clip features the History of Rock via Facebook posts.
The Edge Compares New U2 Album to 'Zooropa'"I think there's a quality you get when there's a certain momentum to the process."
U2's Cathartic Return to Paris: 'We Choose Love Over Fear!'"Every night we go on stage there's a sense of anticipation," Bono said before the show. "But this night is different. This night, we come together in Paris, for Paris."
U2 Dedicates Paris Concert to Terror Victims, Joined by Patti Smith"We stand together with the families who lost their loved ones in Paris. We stand together with families in San Bernardino. We stand together with families in Beirut and Istanbul."
Artists Cancel European Dates in Wake of Paris AttacksHere's a round-up of what has changed in the wake of the tragedy.
U2 Saturday Paris Concert 'Will Not Be Going Ahead As Planned'
Watch U2's 360 Degree #SongForSomeone VideoYou can literally move it, 360 degrees.


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I rarely listen to new bands these days. However recently I accidentally stumbled across the Prima Donna's. The sound was familiar and kicked some serious ass. A bunch of bands from the 70's immediately jumped to mind. No, the Prima Donna's didn't sound like some cheezy cover band...or a modern band raping musical history like so many bands do nowadays. They sounded like a band that traveled forward in time and could easily have shared the stage, or at least opened for the bands previously mentioned.
Anyway, I highly recommend their latest album "Bless This Mess" on ACETATE RECORDS. The album is available on iTunes and all your regular music outlets.
You can get more info and all your Prima Donna gear on the bands website: Prima Donna Rocks
My favorite song off the album is the T-Rex influenced Feral Children.
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SPUR Exhibition Opening: Surf's Up For the Long Haul (Ocean Beach Master Plan)
- When
- Wednesday, June 6, 2012 | 6:00 PM
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- SPUR Urban Center, 654 Mission Street
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- Suggested donation $10.
- https://app.etapestry.com/cart/SPUR/default/category.php?ref=1747.0.601633071
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- http://www.spur.org/events/calendar/exhibition-opening-surf%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%94%C2%A0-long-haul
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Ocean Beach, one of the gems of the San Francisco landscape, is 3.5 miles of sand and rugged coastline that functions as a national park, a popular urban open space, a major infrastructure complex and a beloved landscape. But the beach faces severe erosion, complex jurisdictional challenges, a diverse population of users and the looming challenge of climate-related sea level rise. SPUR's newest exhibition celebrates the Ocean Beach Master Plan, a targeted and sustainable long-term vision for Ocean Beach, addressing public access, environmental protection and infrastructure needs in an accessible, hands-on and interactive style.


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To Garden, To Gather or to Roost...
50 comments:
- Karla {Kerrisdale Design Inc} said...
Now is the greenhouse different than the "shabby shack"?? If so, then go for the chickens, your Lily looks like she'd have a ball! And my little Carys would think you were even cooler {she loved your doggy} if you had chickens too.
And I have to ask....any chance you have one of those stunning chandeliers hanging around you'd like to off load? Or where they just brought out for a shoot? So gorgeous!
PS building a greenhouse for a wedding gift is so very romantic, what a sweet husband!
- July 22, 2010 at 9:44 PM
- mimi charmante said...
no! no no no!!!
my husband built me my chicken coop for Christmas nearly six years ago and I love it (it has a loft and a spot for the babies each year, as well as a workbench). however, I just went through your greenhouse photos with him so that he knows what he needs to build next. can't we find a darling coop plan for you to build instead? you also need to chat with me before you buy your chicks - I have some fabulous girls here on the farm!
- July 22, 2010 at 10:19 PM
- donna baker said...
If you are able to see your beautiful greenhouse with chicken shit pasted all over the walls and rafters, then okay. They are nasty beasts though I couldn't live without them. Turkeys are the friendliest and have such cute personalities. My vote is to build them their own house with a fence so you won't have to worry about predators. The Poulet Chalet or Cluckingham Palace.
- July 22, 2010 at 10:34 PM
- maría cecilia said...
Heather, I wouldn´t mind if you change my favorite greenhouse in the world into a chicken house... I will always have in my heart and mind what you have done, an amazingly beautiful work in it, and I know your chicken house is going to be so charming as well!!!!
maria cecilia
- July 22, 2010 at 10:57 PM
- Roxanne said...
Why not? You may need a place to let them hang outside, but as long as it keeps the 'bad guys' out, it should work. Here's my question...do you realllly want to give up that pretty space to your chickens?
- July 22, 2010 at 11:25 PM
- hostess of the humble bungalow said...
If you can dream it they will come...
- July 22, 2010 at 11:39 PM
- Tom Stephenson said...
Can't you get an old, rusting Rolls Royce for a chicken house like the French do with little 2CV's? Chickens and chandeliers don't mix well, I think.
- July 23, 2010 at 12:12 AM
- Cherry Ann Art said...
It seems too nice for chickens - might get too hot for them ! - I,d love to paint in it :)
- July 23, 2010 at 1:22 AM
- mise said...
You look great in your gum boots! And I suspect this is going to be the wrong answer, but I say no. I've seen what chickens can do to a place, and it would be against the spirit of the memory of those chandeliers. I'm wrong, aren't I?
- July 23, 2010 at 2:36 AM
- Jacqueline said...
Of course you know the answer...YES...it would be the most perfect home for the chicks.
- July 23, 2010 at 4:30 AM
- Michael - Innkeeper said...
this is YOUR greenhouse!? you've got to be kidding me?! lucky you. it's stunning. you have quite a talent.
one of my biggest dreams is to be in a national magazine at some point in my life. many congrats to you. you should be so proud and honored!
- July 23, 2010 at 4:54 AM
- flwrjane said...
Not that hens don't like chandeliers, but...
Seems simple to me. Your husband can just build you a hen house. Then you can have both. Beauty and function.
Problem solved?
- July 23, 2010 at 5:07 AM
- The Cedar Shingled Barn said...
OH my! I LOVE your shed. Could you build them a new home? Even though it would be luxury living for the cute little cluckers, imagining their dirty little doo all over that gorgeous shed is hard to imagine. Although, I'm sure we would see some amazing hen house pics if you decide to go that way.
- July 23, 2010 at 5:11 AM
- Lady Grey said...
those would be the luckiest chickens ever!!
- July 23, 2010 at 6:27 AM
- CL Field said...
Could be the "Chicken coop goes glam!" I'm sure you've seen Heather Bullard's fancy coop. Why not?!
- July 23, 2010 at 6:48 AM
- Rachel Marie said...
I'm not trying to kick the chickens out ... but this spot seems far too lovely for chicken poo. I have no doubt in your ability to create a quaint coop.
- July 23, 2010 at 7:09 AM
- Tracie said...
I am new here. I have never posted before. I can't keep quiet on this subject though. This post just tickles me. I love your glam greenhouse but oh how I love that you are willing to make it over for the chickens. I am a new backyard chicken farmer and I have to tell you that I dream of such posh digs for my girls. What a lovely idea. Just lovely! I have to ask, will you keep the chandeliers? : )
- July 23, 2010 at 7:24 AM
- Cláudia Murakami said...
Heather, the chickens are gonna love it!!! Kisses!! Bela.
- July 23, 2010 at 7:59 AM
- Colleen said...
...DO IT!........Lily will love it!...and thats all that matters!
- July 23, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- Martina Voigt-Schmid said...
This house looks to pretty to give it to the chickens - can't you build another one for them? Hmmm, unless you really, really love these birds ;)
- July 23, 2010 at 8:26 AM
- Madelief said...
Just realised that I came upon photos of your greenhouse in this months British Country Living! It looks simply wonderful! If I were you I would keep it for myself and build another one for the chickens. It is far too beautiful!!!
- July 23, 2010 at 9:53 AM
- Can do mom said...
I'm an old farmgirl and I love your beautiful greenhouse. I have nothing against chickens but I'm with those who think they need their own humble home. Chickens are messy birds!
- July 23, 2010 at 9:59 AM
- rustandruffles said...
Hi Heather,
I have seen and admired your gorgeous greenhouse in the magazine. I think you would really, really miss it if you turned it in to a chicken coop. My goodness I don't think the chickens need something quite so glamorous--LOL--I'm on the SAVE THE GREENHOUSE committee!!! LOL
Happy day!
- July 23, 2010 at 10:37 AM
- b-mused said...
I love the boots, the greenhouse and the chick idea!! Just don't love the chicks in the greenhouse:). That space is too fabulous to use for chicks. Have hubby design a seperate coop for the little darlings:).
I hope to have chicks one day as well and after seeing all of your greenhouse photos, I'd love to have one of those too:). Soooo perfect.
- July 23, 2010 at 10:54 AM
- Southern Lady said...
My dad has chickens and they are very messy. I love the fresh eggs, but I am glad that he keeps the chickens at his place. The bottom line, however, is that it is your greenhouse. You should use it in anyway that you wish. It is quite lovely as it is! Have a wonderful weekend. Carla
- July 23, 2010 at 11:30 AM
- Liz@Violet Posy said...
I saw your beautiful greenhouse in Country Living UK this month and it is/was lovely. But do the chickens need something quite so glam? There are some beautiful chicken huts about and I'm sure your husband could design them something beautiful. But I can totally understand you wanting chickens they are fantastic :)
- July 23, 2010 at 12:01 PM
- Building a House and Home said...
Oh no! They'll destroy it. I'm on the "build them their own damn house" team. Although I'm sure they'd love the chandeliers...
- July 23, 2010 at 3:09 PM
- Queenplinker said...
I'll be a wet blanket and say, "no"..don't do it. Greenhouse are far too expensive hard to come by. Maybe that's just my part of the country. Surely since your husband made such an amazing greenhouse he can built an equally adorable coop.
Just 2 cents, which we know ain't worth much!
Have a good weekend, Lynea
- July 23, 2010 at 4:29 PM
- jan said...
It's the ultimate playhouse you have there (for grown ups)! What a lovely wedding present. Gee - it seems far too lovely for a chicken coop. How many chickens are you thinking of having? Have you seen these? http://www.omlet.us/homepage/ - maybe too plastic-y for your nice organic farm - but they are kind of cute. Sort of like Lily's playhouse. : )
- July 23, 2010 at 5:48 PM
- Calum said...
I am also of the opinion that chickens don't require a condo as palatial as that greenhouse! Two or three banana crates and some chicken wire would be enough to keep them out of the adjacent vegetable garden.
Besides - that "wonderful husband that builds greenhouses as wedding presents" hasn't much room left in his tool shed so where are you planning on moving all of those 'greenhouse treasures' to?
- July 23, 2010 at 10:15 PM
- Pinecone Camp said...
My friend, you know my thoughts on this subject. Have a lovely weekend!
- July 24, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Deb said...
Sounds like fun. Hope you get your wish. I like chickens too but I'm not sure I can commit myself to them. I would sure love the fresh eggs though. Have a great weekend. Hugs, Deb =^..^=x5
- July 24, 2010 at 2:45 PM
- koralee said...
Lucky chickens!!! Go for it....I would..really I have always wanted a houseful of girls. xoxox
- July 24, 2010 at 3:18 PM
- The Chicken Keepers said...
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- July 25, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- Teresa said...
I too would love to have some chickens, but I dream of their own lovely coop. I vote for the greenhouse to stay so that you can start your plants and a space to relax in the winter with snow all around and the sun shining so brightly in the greenhouse. They have a lovely little coop at he Sunshine Lavender Farm in North Carolina. Their hens layed eggs while we were there in June that the owners gathered for us to take home and enjoy. Each egg was a different color and just were so pretty. Just think of the opportunities to document the building of the coop or to take some lovely photos of fresh eggs and the hens. I suggest the hens get their own home, what fun to design and build just what you would like. Here is the link if you would like to see her coop. Always, Teresa
- July 25, 2010 at 7:06 PM
- Barbara said...
Oh no! Can't you build a separate chicken coop? I love your greenhouse!
(BTW:this is NONE of my business!)
My FIL had a greenhouse and turned it into a chicken coop and by the end of his life, the chickens were gone and we used it in the dead of winter to get sun tans! We'd sit in there with tin foil and let the sun pour down. (And of course ruined our skin, which I am paying for now.) So everytime I hear the word chicken coop, I think of that!
- July 26, 2010 at 3:58 AM
- Jen said...
What a lucky girl you are that your hubby built you a greenhouse! It is stunning!
Chickens are a messy little bunch,I would have to build them there own beautiful home but its your place...You have to do what you feel is the right fit!
- July 26, 2010 at 5:25 AM
- Anne Marie said...
too funny.....that is exactly what we are thinking with my 'summer house'.....but something is definitely holding me back - and if I had your cute summer house I would so NOT convert that into a chicken house - we are always looking for the easy way to do things here on the farm, but really? it's best if you come up with something else (besides, 'the girls' would get all hot under all that glass i think)
first time here - and really enjoyed my visit!!
Anne Marie
- July 26, 2010 at 11:03 AM
- Chrissy said...
Hi there..so happy to have found your lovely blog! I am from just outside of Toronto...and love when I find another Canadian blogger! Going to have a look around,all the best!
- July 26, 2010 at 11:56 AM
- Marina said...
Hi! I'm new to commenting, but I've been following the blog for awhile and love it. I vote for the chickens getting a new little home of their own... they'd get too hot under all that glass! And also... well, it's just too gorgeous to let those feathered dames take over, no matter how cute they are!
When you do get the chickens, after your new coop has been built by your dear patient husband, the eggs they give you will make you all smile... orange-yellow yolks... divinely delicious! Lily will just love the beautifully colored chickens AND their variously colored, yummy eggs! ;~)
All the best!
- July 26, 2010 at 10:10 PM
- Sandrahess said...
These all photos are really pretty cool and i like the apartments. I like your article about a day in the country. thanks for the update.
- July 26, 2010 at 10:57 PM
- caitlin said...
great post
- July 27, 2010 at 10:34 AM
- soulflower said...
i think donna baker said it best...i agree!
- July 27, 2010 at 2:13 PM
- mariondee-designs said...
Hi, I just came across your lovely blog and all I can say is .. are you crazy, woman!? I'd give anything for a green house like that! I think hubby might be due for an anniversary present.. say in the form of a chicken coop... lol! take care, maryann
- July 28, 2010 at 5:34 AM
- Anna Wilson-Patterson said...
The floor will be covered in chicken poo and mites will gather in the wall cracks.
There are some very splendid purpose built chicken coops out there...
- July 29, 2010 at 7:23 AM
- AnnaVallance said...
Definitely not!
- July 30, 2010 at 7:36 AM
- Beverly said...
I still have that issue. I read it over and over and have shown my hubs your greenhouse at least a million times. Why I did not make the connection that you are "The" Heather in that article??? I was a blond at one time, therefore that must be the reason! I am on the fence here, because I love the greenhouse, but I also so so love chickens. I used to raise chickens for years. When I started parrot rescue, I gave my chickens to my neighbor across the street. I have visiting rights:) Anyway, seems you decided to keep the greenhouse. Wise choise. By the way, you started my love of chandeliers outside. I now have three outside. One on each patio and even one in my rescue aviary. I took out the bulb holder thingies and put seed in them instead. My birdies love it and I think they think they are the most sophisticated birdies around:)
- August 4, 2010 at 8:57 AM
- the veg artist said...
Another NO! Have you never been inside a hen-house? Do you not know that there will be chicken shit, feathers, mites/fleas everywhere - deep on the floors, up the walls, even on the ceiling? You will never, ever, get rid of the smell if you change your mind.
Or have you got enough money that it doesn't matter, and that enables you to just build another glam greenhouse?
Go pick eggs in a wooden henhouse, not just a tiny one. You'll soon see the damage that would be done.
- August 4, 2010 at 9:29 AM
- Nerissa said...
you have the most beautiful greenhouse!
- October 27, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Inspire Me Heather said...
Gorgeous greenhouse!! Wow - Country Living too, eh? Have your chickens moved in?
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The Red Sox' six-game road trip continues Tuesday night with their second game against the Twins. The Red Sox are battling the Yankees for the AL East, and they'll look to take care of business against a fourth-place Twins team that's 13 games under .500 and has the third-worst run differential in the majors (-110).
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The Twins will answer with Francisco Liriano, who is 7-9 with a 5.03 ERA. Liriano has alternated wins and losses over his last four decisions, and his ERA has gone virtually unchanged in the last month. The Angels rocked Liriano in his last start, scoring seven earned runs on 10 hits in five innings on Aug. 4.
Bedard is a career 2-5 with a 4.18 ERA against the Twins, but he pitched a six-inning shutout at Target Field earlier this season. The Twins bat a combined .232 against Bedard, with a paltry .283 slugging. Only Jim Thome has homered off Bedard, and Bedard has given up just three total extra-base hits.
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Santiago – Latin American citizens currently aspire to greater social mobility and heightened protection and inclusion in society, U.N. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, or ECLAC, executive secretary Alicia Barcena said in an interview with Efe.
"I believe this is a valid demand and the region has all it takes to move ahead and comply with it," Barcena said.
ECLAC "has not measured in depth" whether some countries' policies to overcome poverty in wide segments of society are helping to prevent outbreaks of violence and social instability, Barcena said.
But the fact that the region still has 177 million poor people, of whom 70 million are destitute, shows "without a doubt that there are areas of extreme poverty we must deal with," Barcena said.
Last year Latin America, a subcontinent of 577 million inhabitants, reduced the number of impoverished to 7 million, of whom 3 million are destitute, according to the Social Panorama of Latin America 2011 presented this week by ECLAC in Santiago.
Barcena, born in Mexico City in 1952, said that this was basically due to job creation and the transfer of public funds in countries like Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay.
"In general the region hasn't done badly - unemployment this year stands at 7.1 percent, last year it was 7.3 percent, and when the crisis struck in 2008, it was 8.2 percent," Barcena said.
Latin American governments have increased their public spending significantly to aid the neediest of their populations, the ECLAC official said.
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With a growth this year of 4.4 percent, the Latin American economy shows signs of renewed vigor, but next year that could all change.
"This year we'll continue doing well. Next year is when we could begin to feel the consequences," Barcena said.
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On the one hand there are the Caribbean nations and Central America that are lagging behind, and on the other is the rest of the region that is generally doing better.
Together with nations like Brazil, Argentina and Chile, "there are also countries like Venezuela that have made enormous efforts to diminish poverty, or like Peru that in 2002-2010 went from a poverty level of 54.7 percent to 31.3 percent, and Bolivia that dropped from 62.4 percent to 54 percent, Barcena said.
"Central America is a task still waiting to be done," Barcena said, noting that "Latin America is not a poor region, but one with very badly distributed revenues."
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