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I don't believe the modified Lehmann recipe Pete mentioned is up there yet though, and it's a good one, so you might want to hold out for that one
dont understand what all the fuss is about..if you want an 18 inch pizza just stretch it out 18 inches...as long as the weight of your individual ball is 180 grams to 200 grams you should be fine
DC Pizza Master,The recipe for the 18-inch pizza dough is one I scaled down from a commercial recipe of Tom Lehmann, an expert on pizza dough at the American Institute of Baking and a frequent writer on the subject. The recipe is for a NY style pizza using high-gluten flour (around 14% protein). If my conversions are correct, a dough ball weighing 150 grams would come to a bit over 5 ounces and a dough ball weighing 200 grams would come to a bit over 7 ounces. Both would be far below what is typically used for a NY style dough. Maybe you can clarify.Peter
DC PM,What type of flour can you stretch to 20" with such a small ball? I assume you are referring to an Italian flour such as Caputo 00.My experience with Caputo 00 (Blue label) is that it is too soft to flip in the air. That action would probably cause a tear. So pressing it out on the bench makes sense. On the other hand, high protein flour based balls can be hand tossed with little fear of tearing.I just made a batch of Caputo 00 dough using a modified verison of Pete-zza's authentic Napoletana recipe and would be interested in cutting down on the ball size to make a 15" - 16" pizza. What weight would you suggest? One of the benefits to me of using a smaller ball is to cut down on the extra carbs associated with the lower protein level of the Caputo flour.
DC PM,If you would try and get as close as possible, with words, to describing your technique I'm sure the forum membership would immensely appreciative. I know I would. If you have pictures then all the better. Either way, we all want to learn new techniques and it sounds as if yours is worth trying. By the way, when I lived in McLean, Va I use to drive into the city to get my pie from a place on the corner of 6th and New York I think. It was the best in town at the time. It had red and white checkered tablecloths with an Italian family running it. Do you know what the name is and if it istill there?
D.C. Pizza Master,I live in Texas and only get to NYC once in a while, so I will never be an "expert" on NY style pizza. But a lot of the members on this forum, especially those who grew up in the city, have taught me a fair amount about the NY style pizza. Most of what you have said about the NY style pizza is correct. Most of the NY style pizzas are around 16-18 inches in diameter. Once in a while a pizza operator will want to show off and make a pizza over 20 inches, but that is not common. The crust of the NY style pizza is thin, a bit leathery and chewy. The rim (il cornicione) can be small or large, but I am told that the rim is more often small rather than large. When a NY style pizza is cut into slices, the tip will droop when you hold a slice by the rim. The slice can be folded in half, usually lengthwise, but I understand that some fold the slice from tip to rim. I believe the Italians would refer to these techniques as a libretto or portafoglio. The NY style pizza most often uses high-gluten flour (around 14% protein), which contributes to the texture of the crust and, to a degree, to its color. A high-gluten crust will also lend itself better to holding a lot of toppings, which is much more common in the U.S. than in Italy, from what I can tell. Most skilled American pizzaioli seem to be able to expand the dough into a fairly large disk without much difficulty, using their knuckles and spinning and tossing to do so. Your technique reminds me of the way that phyllo dough and strudel dough used to be made-entirely on a table, by stretching and pulling the dough outwardly gradually, drooping it over the edges of the table, all without much lifting. That's become a lost art. I hope this gives you a better idea of the NY style. If I have left anything important out, my colleagues at the forum will set me straight.Peter


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I would be interested in hearing the health benefits of using natural preferments.Norma
Ah so. Natural starters in pizza with kimchi make for very good food. http://www.health.com/health/article/0,,20410300,00.htmlOi!
Mike - Excellent information, thank you for the post. A number of us have been baking the Tartine country sourdough in another thread. Would you care to post about your sourdough recipe and workflow?John


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I think so, but Paul would've still recieved his first...John would probably just get his around now if he was alive I think. not only becuase of his great humanitarian abilities or musical achievements, but only because now there is a big thing about Liverpool and how they honor the Beatles for their contributions to not only the arts, but literally boosting Liverpool to great heights financially and making it a nostalgic/historic place on their own. They'd forgive Lennon. He is still their Liverpool son.
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Elton John had a wild life and career that sometimes seems unforgiving or publicly embarassing to him and possibly royalty. Princess Di loved Elton so I think that played a big role. Elton John is a knight...(a whole other kind of swordsman)...or is it a Lady...Dame Elton???
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Free community education classes focusing on mental health topics are offered from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library, Bret Kelly Room A. For the September meeting, Karen Teel of Cedar Springs Hospital will speak on reactive attachment disorder. Call Cindy Davis, 561-3004, for information.
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Compassionate Friends , bereaved parents and siblings support group, meets at 7 p.m. the second Monday of each month in the fellowship hall at Central Christian Church, 1902 N. Hudson Ave. For information, call 545-2762.
The Center for Grieving and Loss , 300 W. Abriendo Ave., offers classes and support groups. For more information or a schedule, call Bereavement Services at 296-6200.
Annette Long of Associates for Psychotherapy, 924 Indiana Ave., offers a free program on laughter yoga , for stress and anxiety management, at 6 p.m. each Monday. For information or to register, call 564-9039.
Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo hosts a family and friends support group from 1 to 3 p.m. the third Friday of each month at the CMHIP Museum,13th and Francisco streets (first right as you enter the south hospital grounds).
The Lou Gehrig's disease (ALS) support group meets from 6 to 8 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at Frontier Hospice and Home Health, 4718 N. Elizabeth St. For information, call Linda Krupka, 544-5891.
Pueblo GIG, a branch of the national Gluten Intolerance Group , meets at 6 p.m. the fourth Monday of each month at Fellowship of the Rockies Church, 3892 W. Northern Ave. The group is for all people with celiac disease, gluten intolerance/sensitivity, dermatitis herpetiformis and anyone trying to live gluten-free. For information, call Teresa Steinle, 250-2615.
A hepatitis C support group meets from 6 to 7:30 p.m. the third Monday of each month at Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library, 100 E. Abriendo Ave., in the second-floor study room. For information, 719-440-0025.
The Alzheimer's Association's caregiver support group meets at 10 a.m. the second Wednesday of each month at the Alzheimer's Association office, 4104 Outlook Blvd., Building B; and at 7 p.m. the second Tuesday at the Pueblo West Library, 298 Joe Martinez Blvd. For information, call 544-5720.
The American Sleep Apnea Association, support group AWAKE (alert, well and keeping energetic), St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center sleep lab. Call 560-5473 for information.
St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center, total joint class , from 3 to 5 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays in the Joint Replacement Center therapy room on the fourth floor. Call 557-5138 for information.
The Other Able class, a support group of encouragement, physical activity, humor and fun; call Ross Campbell, 569-7081, or Chuck Couchman, 583-8498.
The Pueblo Vet Center , 1515 Fortino Blvd., Suite 130, offers individual and group therapy for combat veterans, wellness discussions for Iraq/Afghanistan veterans, question-answer forums on VA claims/benefits, and relationship workshops for veterans and/or families. For information, call 583-4058.
Friendly Harbor Drop In Center, 417 W. 12th St., offers these classes/support groups each week: bipolar support group, schizophrenics anonymous, depression support group, philosophy corner, communication building skills, DTR, open mike and recreational activities; call 545-2564.
Pueblo Suicide Prevention Center is recruiting volunteers for the 24-hour crisis hotline. Volunteers can work from home and the training is provided at no charge. Volunteers must have a telephone, computer and access to the Internet. For volunteer applications, call 564-6642.
A men's support group for those who are grieving the loss of their wife, child or mother meets at 9:30 a.m. each Wednesday at Abriendo Inn, 300 W. Abriendo Ave. The group is sponsored by Sangre de Cristo Hospice. For information, call 542-0032.
An Affirmations support group meets at 1 p.m. the third Saturday of each month in the Bret Kelly Room at the Robert Hoag Rawlings Public Library, 100 E. Abriendo Ave. The group helps people replace old bad habits with new, more productive ones and teaches how to make and use positive affirmations and CHANGE (Canceling Habits and Affirming New Goals Easily).
For information, call Ramona Lombard, 583-2732, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sangre de Cristo Hospice offers free, age-appropriate bereavement classes to those who have experienced a loss through death. For information, call 542-0032, ext. 160.
Heartbeat , a support group for people who have lost loved ones through suicide, 564-6642.
The American Cancer Society , 800-227-2345.
St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center's cancer support group , CanCERvive, 557-5423.
Us TOO provides information and support for men and their families as they deal with a prostate cancer diagnosis or recurrence. The group meets the second Tuesday of each month from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. in the Healing Arts Room in the Dorcy Cancer Center at St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center, 557-5889.
ABC (After Breast Cancer) , for women who have had breast cancer, meets from 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. each Thursday in the Healing Arts Room in the Dorcy Cancer Center, 557-5510.
The Dorcy Cancer Center's Healing Arts Program offers many classes that will assist people during and after their journey with cancer. All classes are open to the public and offered at no cost to cancer survivors and their families. Classes change each month and may include meditation, yoga, nutrition and other information. For a current list of classes, or to be added to the mailing list, call 557-3738 or visit dorcycancercenter.org/survivorship.
Free wigs, hats and other items are available for cancer patients at the American Cancer Society's wig salon at St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center's cancer center, 557-4944.
GLBTS Youth of Pueblo , Outfront Youth Group for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, questioning and straight/gay-friendly teens and young adults, 564-4004.
P-Flag (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), 546-1555, meets the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at the First Unitarian Society, 110 S. La Crosse Ave., or write to P.O. Box 1184, Pueblo CO 81002-1184.
Southern Colorado Equality Alliance is an organization formed to promote understanding and dispel myths about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people through visibility, education and outreach, 564-4004.
Southern Colorado AIDS Project (S-CAP), 719-578-9092.
ACPC Women's Clinic , 509 Colorado Ave., Suite E, offers pregnancy testing with limited ultrasound and STD testing and treatment, prenatal and childbirth classes, free and confidential. For appointments, call 544-3385.
A Caring Pregnancy Center , 500 Colorado Ave., offers parenting classes for teens and adults and loss recovery groups that cover sexual abuse, abortion and other painful life experiences, all free and confidential. It also offers maternity and baby supplies at no charge. Information and appointments at 544-9312.
La Leche League breast-feeding support group meets at 630 p.m. the second Thursday of each month at Barkman Branch Library, 1300 Jerry Murphy Road. For information, call 252-2290.
The family planning clinic at the Pueblo City-County Health Department provides birth-control methods and preventive health-care services, including Pap tests, breast self-examination, nutrition counseling and STD testing and treatment. For appointment, call 583-4380.
Planned Parenthood of Pueblo offers affordable pregnancy testing at its clinic at 955 U.S. 50 West, 545-0246.
Parenting classes and playgroups offered by the Pueblo Nurturing Parenting Program. Classes include a light meal and child care is provided. For information, call Lynne Lucier, 586-8623 or 250-0216.
The Birth Place at St. Mary-Corwin Medical Center offers several childbirth classes for women who are expecting, and dads and siblings. Call 557-4357 for a list of classes and to register.
First Church of the Nazarene sponsors a divorce-care support group and a grief-share support group, 5 64-3209.
Reformers Unanimous , a Christ-centered addiction program, meets from 7 to 9 p.m. each Friday at 2901 O'Neal Ave. For information, call 240-1524.
Alcoholics Anonymous holds many meetings every week at locations throughout Pueblo. For information, call the 24-hour AA line, 546-1173.
Other 12-step groups that hold meetings regularly are Back Door Narcotics Anonymous, 543-7965; the Positive Connection, 612 W. 10th St., 549-0664; Young Peoples AA, 542-6347; Al-Anon, 7 p.m. 421 E. Spaulding Ave., Pueblo West, 547-9589; AA Jaywalkers Men, 7 p.m. Sunday, 421 E. Spaulding Ave., 547-9589. Daily AA and NA, and Alateen meetings at the Alano Club, 542-6347. For information on Narconon, 800-556-8885.
Al-Anon and Alateen meetings, 564-0200.
The YMCA offers swimming lessons , 543-5151.
The Pueblo Chieftain invites local organizations to share photos and information about their recent events of community-wide interest. The free Community Corner feature appears in the Life section on Sundays.
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I won a pair free tickets to this show by being signed up to Slims' online newsletter and answering a simple contest question, so I was psyched to go check out these Swedes in WITCHCRAFT who are probably my most-listened-to band in the past couple weeks. Can't get of their new one
The Alchemist
, and their previous two LPs are dynamite as well. I can easily foresee these guys gaining the same level of attention that a band like WOLFMOTHER are getting, except whereas WOLFMOTHER are way more pop and simplistic (meaning they will always attract a bigger fanbase of hipsters), WITCHCRAFT can bring the heavy and truer vintage 70's sound as well. Take the doom of BLACK SABBATH, the folk of JETHRO TULL, the catchiness of LED ZEPPELIN, and the heavy proto-metal groove of underground acts such as BUDGIE and you've got a damn good idea of where WITCHCRAFT are coming from. To boil it down, this is basically the real soundtrack to "That 70's Show."
So anyways onto the show itself. It was a shitty rainy night in San Francisco so navigating through the labyrinth of downtown to get to Slim's was a bitch and a half. My friend and I found parking after literally a good 20 minutes driving through backstreets looking for anywhere, and as we approached the venue we heard SAVIOURS playing. From the billing as I understood it SAVIOURS were supposed to be the first band on followed by psychadelic prog act DANAVA, and by the time we arrived it was already almost 11 PM and the show was suppose to start at 9. This sucked because I really came to see WITCHCRAFT, so my heart totally sank at that point. I love SAVIOURS and got the privilege of seeing them earlier this year with RED SPAROWES, but they're local and play constantly and who knows when WITCHCRAFT would be back. Waiting in the rain to get tickets with some other folks who also came late I could hear that they played "Rise To Pyramid Form" and "Holy Slaughter", and actually once we were inside the band had just finished so those were the last two songs. They're playing with HIGH ON FIRE in January so I'm really looking forward to enjoying a nice full set of their doom-laden heavy metal.
Once inside I was just floored by the turnout, Slim's was completely packed. I'd only be before once when I saw EDGUY, but the place then wasn't even close to the kind of turnout for this show, even though both were on Saturday nights. The crowd consisted pretty much entirely of the younger middle age demographic (late 20's-early 30's), so my friend and I were were definitely among the youngest there if not the youngest. Strangely, when I saw the next band who I figured would be DANAVA setting up, they looked like the very same dudes from WITCHCRAFT and so I asked a person next to me and they said that indeed they were on next. Majorly awesome. So as more of the crowd piled in and the place got hotter and louder, it just reminded me of why rock shows are the greatest thing ever, and considering my experience the night before at CLUTCH this felt like heaven in comparison. So at around 11:15 with no formal introduction WITCHCRAFT began their set, which turned out to be hands down one of the top 5 or so live performances I've seen by
The sound first of all was utterly impeccable. That probably made the biggest difference. So damn crisp, everything audible even the vocals were crystal clear, you could discern both guitars perfectly even though we were on the left side of the stage in front of the singer/guitarist, the bass was spot-on with plenty of thump in the rockin' parts but also getting across that sweet jazzy feel when things slowed down, and I can't even do justice to the drums. That bass drum pulsating was the anchor all night, the whole kit sounded stellar. And above all else it was plenty loud. WITCHCRAFT, much like CLUTCH or any great rock band, don't pull any lameness and really enjoy themselves on stage without acting like assholes. They communicated that energy to the audience last night, and while I wasn't doing much more than nodding my head with an ear-to-ear grin across my face, people were getting extremely into it. There's no doubt that of all the smaller shows I've seen this was the best crowd all the way around. When the band would stop playing between songs, usually there's the initial cheer from the crowd then maybe a couple people yelling for songs (or the token drunk guy yelling for Freebird
), but at this show people would just not stop yelling all the way through. I've also never heard people singing the lyrics to a band's songs in between tunes, but sure enough there were some folks behind me doing just that. The energy was really palpable, and of all places for a pit to break out one did during "Hey Doctor", and while I didn't take part I thought that was awesome, people at the front throwing the 'claw' and headbanging and singing along throughout the set. Who the hell is familiar enough with songs from an underground Swedish stoner rock band to sing along with them?
Live WITCHCRAFT sound way heavier than on their records, but they somehow retain the nuances and the subtleties of their records. When they would go into the pseudo-gallop parts (like the MAIDEN gallop but kinda at like half the speed, you know what I'm talking about) it was just so fucking awesome, so fucking awesome. Then they come at you with those really rich sounding chord riffs, the melodies, twin harmonies, and the bassist didn't move from center stage all night he just played there and headbanged the entire time
The drummer was the second hardest hitting drummer I've ever seen as well (first being SAVIOURS drummer at the show back in April) but he played with such fluidity as well and laid down some wicked beats. Watch out for this band guys, I'll be damned if they don't really go somewhere because, beside the obvious factors, they have that indiscernible quality and that certain feel that apparently people are picking up on even without this band getting any media exposure.
This is a partial setlist, we had to leave kinda early because I had to be home at 1 but we got to see the majority of their set.
Chylde Of Fire
No Angel Or Demon
Walk Between The Lines
Hey Doctor
Please Don't Forget Me
Schyssta Lögner
If Wishes Were Horses
Wooden Cross (I Can't Wake the Dead)
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Sports Opens Door for Apple TV
But there's reason to believe Apple's chances of success are greater than you might think. That reason can also be summed up in one word: Sports.
Almost half your monthly cable bill now goes to sports. Disney's (DIS) ESPN is the big dog, but the other networks are getting in on the action, and bidding up rights fees in the process.
Comcast's (CMCSA) half-owned NBC Universal unit recently grabbed England's Premier League from ESPN and News Corp.'s (NWS) Fox Soccer WOOD-TV for what USA Today estimates is $250 million, spread over three years. That will give it 380 games each year, helping to transform NBC Sports from the bicycling-rodeo channel it was into a soccer-hockey-football franchise, with more to come.
There's a second trend, the specialty team-or-conference channel. News Corp. recently spent $1.5 billion to buy half of the Yankees' YES Network, according to CNN, with an option to take 30% more.
The addition of Rutgers and Maryland to the Big Ten was all about adding markets for that league's WOOD-TV Big Ten Network. The trend is being followed by teams like the University of Texas, which has WOOD-TVa network run by ESPN.
As teams and leagues take control of their own programming, the price of their rights rises. That comes out of the bills you pay for cable or satellite television. You pay whether or not you watch these channels. ESPN has even done a deal with big cable ISPs for its ESPN3, WOOD-TV as Broadband Reports writes -- you pay for ESPN3 on your Internet bill whether or not you watch it.
What does this have to do with Apple TV? Plenty.
Accelerating bills for basic cable or satellite, driven by sports rights fees, create a bigger opportunity for those who can provide an unbundled alternative.
Netflix (NFLX) , Wal-Mart's (WMT) Hulu, Google (GOOG) and Amazon.com (AMZN) are all competing but they can't yet break down the programmers' resistance on more than just old shows, as part of a single-priced bundle.
That's what iTunes can do. The infrastructure is already there. It has already done this with music. A compelling product, with a business model people already support, is something cable networks will have to take notice of, and that's what Apple knows how to deliver.
The physical product is already taking shape.
Think Retina screens in a variety of sizes, up to 40 inches across or more, with the highest possible aspect ratios, brighter than any screen on the market. The new iMac already sports a 27-inch screen, with a full computer inside it, WOOD-TV priced at $1,999. Take the computer out and put that money into the screen.


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This is ridiculous. Some quick facts.
If you are 56, you have been alive for 17 of the 20 perfect games of the modern era and all in the post dead ball era. What is up with that?
It took 64 years to throw the first 7 perfect games of the modern era. 7 have been thrown in the past 13 years. Explain.
I have been alive for 16 of them! Let's thank Jim Joyce for keeping them down by screwing Gallaraga in June 2010.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Feb. 17, 2011) – The U.S. Women's National Volleyball Training Team will participate in two friendly exhibition matches versus Japan's Girls' Youth National Team on March 1 and March 2 in the Southern California area.
The March 1 exhibition will take place at 7 p.m. at St. Margaret's Episcopal High School in San Juan Capistrano, Calif. The March 2 exhibition is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Concordia University in Irvine, Calif. Admission to either event will be $5 per person with all tickets purchased at the door. In addition, the Japan Girls' Youth National Team is scheduled to train several times in Anaheim, Calif., at the American Sports Centers, the training headquarters for both the U.S. Men's and Women's National Teams.
The U.S. training squad is in the middle of its Winter Training block that started on Jan. 17 and will last through mid-April. Tentatively, 14 of the 16 players on the training roster will compete in the two scrimmages.
Japan's Girls' Youth National Team, which has qualified for the 2011 FIVB Girls' Youth (U-18) World Championship, is being hosted by the U.S. Women's National Team during an eight-day training block in Anaheim. The Japanese squad arrives in California on Feb. 25 and leave on March 4. During its stay, the team will train several times at the American Sports Centers. Gen Kawakita, an assistant coach on Japan's Girls' Youth National Team, was a volunteer assistant coach for the U.S. Women's National Team during the last Olympic Quadrennial and served as USA's top assistant coach at the 2007 Pan American Games.
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U.S. Women's National Training Team Roster for Scrimmages
# - Name (Position, Hometown, College)
1 – Kayla Banwarth (Libero, Dubuque, Iowa, University of Nebraska)
2 – Ashley Benson (Middle Blocker, Bloomington, Ind., Indiana University)
3 – Kindra Carlson (Opposite, Eaton, Colo., University of Washington)
4 – Lauren Gibbemeyer (Middle Blocker, St. Paul, Minn., University of Minnesota)
5 – Jenna Hagglund (Setter, West Chester, Ohio, University of Washington)
6 – Naomi Johnson (Middle Blocker, Bloomington, Minn., Northwestern University)
7 – Carli Lloyd (Setter, Bonsall, Calif., University of California-Berkeley)
8 – Becky Perry (Outside Hitter, Austin, Texas, University of Washington)
9 – Kari Pestolesi (Outside Hitter, Huntington Beach, Calif., UC Irvine)
10 – Julianne Piggott (Outside Hitter, Newport Beach, Calif., UC Irvine)
11 – Kaitlin Sather (Outside Hitter, Santa Rosa, Calif., UCLA)
13 – Dominique Olowolafe (Middle Blocker, Lansing, Mich., Cal Poly)
14 – Cami Croteau (Libero, Orange, Calif., Cal State Fullerton)
17 – Ellie Blankenship (Libero, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, University of Northern Iowa)
Head Coach: Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand)
Assistant Coaches: Karch Kiraly (San Clemente, Calif.) and Paula Weishoff (Irvine, Calif.)
Technical Coordinator: Jenni Hirneisen
Japan Girls' Youth National Team
# - Player (Position, Hometown, High School)
1 - Kaho Maruta (Setter, Nagasaki, Japan, Kyushu Bunka Gakuen H.S.)
2 - Tomoko Takahashi (Middle Blocker, Tokyo, Japan, Hachioji Jissen H.S.)
3 - Yui Asahi (Wing Spiker, Gifu Prefecture, Gifu Shogyo H.S.)
4 - Natsuko Tsujimura (Wing Spiker, Tokyo, Japan, Kyoei Gakuen H.S.)
5 - Asuka Nomura (Middle Blocker, Nagasaki, Japan, Kyushu Bunka Gakuen H.S.)
6 - Aya Horie (Wing Spiker, Osaka, Japan, Kenkoku H.S.)
7 - Saya Kaneda (Libero, Tokyo, Japan, Sundai Gakuen H.S.)
8 - Kasumi Nakaya (Wing Spiker, Kyoto, Japan, Kyoto Tachibana H.S.)
9 - Nozomi Ito (Middle Blocker, Nagasaki, Japan, Kyushu Bunka Gakuen H.S.)
10 - Sakura Doi (Wing Spiker, Akita, Japan, Akitakita H.S.)
11 - Mana Nakamura (Setter, Hiroshima, Japan, Hiroshima Municipal Numata H.S.)
12 - Honoka Kobayashi (Wing Spiker, Kanagawa, Japan, Kawasaki Municipal Tachibana H.S.)
Head Coach: Ichiro Hanzawa (Tokyo, Japan, Dai-ni Minamisuna Junior H.S.)
Assistant Coaches: Kumi Nakada (Tokyo, Japan, Sports Biz), Gen Kawakita (Tokyo, Japan, Japan Volleyball Association)
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Hyderabad (India), 16 October 2012 - Global urbanization will have significant implications for biodiversity and ecosystems if current trends continue, with knock-on effects for human health and development, according to a new assessment by the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).
The Cities and Biodiversity Outlook is the world's first global analysis of how projected patterns of urban land expansion will impact biodiversity and crucial ecosystems.
The world's total urban area is expected to triple between 2000 and 2030, with urban populations set to double to around 4.9 billion in the same period. This urban expansion will draw heavily on water and other natural resources and will consume prime agricultural land.
"The way our cities are designed, the way people live in them and the policy decisions of local authorities will define, to a large extent, future global sustainability," said Braulio Dias, Executive Secretary of the CBD.
"The innovation lies not so much in developing new infrastructural technologies and approaches but to work with what we already have. The results often require fewer economic resources and are more sustainable," he added.
The report states that urban expansion is occurring fast in areas close to biodiversity 'hotspots' and coastal zones. In rapidly urbanizing regions, such as large and mid-size settlements in sub-Saharan Africa, India and China, resources to implement sustainable urban planning are often lacking.
"More than half the global population already resides in cities. This number is projected to increase, with 60 percent of the population living in urban areas by 2030," said Achim Steiner, UN Under-Secretary General and Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme. "This report makes a strong argument for greater attention to be paid by urban planners and managers to the nature-based assets within city boundaries. Sustainable urban development that supports valuable ecosystems presents a major opportunity for improving lives and livelihoods, and accelerating the transition to an inclusive green economy," he added.
Cities are also increasingly recognized for their role in supporting plant and animal species and diverse ecosystems. For example, over 50 percent of Belgium's floral species can be found in Brussels, while 65 percent of Poland's bird species occur in Warsaw.
Urban green spaces perform important ecosystem services, such as filtering dust, absorbing carbon dioxide from the air and improving air quality. Data from the United Kingdom shows that a 10 percent increase in tree canopy cover in cities may result in a 3-4°C decrease in ambient temperature, thus reducing energy used in air conditioning.
Urban biodiversity also delivers important health benefits. Studies have shown that proximity to trees can reduce the prevalence of childhood asthma and allergies. Sustainable urban planning, which addresses biodiversity issues along with other priorities such as poverty alleviation, employment, and housing, can bring positive effects for health and the environment.
"Cities need to learn how to better protect and enhance biodiversity, because rich biodiversity can exist in cities and is extremely critical to people's health and well-being," said Professor Thomas Elmqvist of the Stockholm Resilience Centre and Scientific Editor of the report.
The Cities and Biodiversity Outlook highlights a wide range of successful initiatives by cities, local authorities and sub-national governments in both developed and developing countries.
In Bogotá, Colombia, measures such as closing roads on weekends, improving the bus transit system and creating bicycle paths resulted in increased physical activity among residents, and a reduction in greenhouse gases emissions.
The report also provides detailed analyses of regional urbanization trends and their impact on biodiversity and ecosystems.
Latin America and the Caribbean
Europe and North America
The Cities and Biodiversity Outlook demonstrates how urban areas can play a central role in achieving 20 key biodiversity goals (known as the Aichi Biodiversity Targets) which were agreed upon in 2010 by parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity.
For example, the restoration or 'greening' of ex-industrial sites or brownfield land by city authorities can support efforts to achieve Aichi Target 15, whereby 15 percent of degraded ecosystems are restored by 2020.
Cities can also help prevent extinction of known species (Aichi Target 12) through research and investment by zoos, aquaria and museums, many of which are managed by city authorities.
The Cities and Biodiversity Outlook was produced by the Secretariat of the CBD in partnership with the Stockholm Resilience Centre (SRC) and Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI). The Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity operates under the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). The full report can be downloaded atwww.cbd.int/subnational/partners-and-initiatives/cbo.
For more information, please contact:
David Ainsworth, Information Officer, Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity, Phone +1 514 561 2720 (mobile), Email: email@example.com
Sturle Hauge Simonsen, Deputy Head of Communications, Stockholm Resilience Centre, Phone: +46 8 6747428, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Bryan Coll, Newsdesk, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), on Tel. +254 731 666 214, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com
Notes to Editors
About the UN Convention on Biological Diversity
Opened for signature at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, and entering into force in December 1993, the Convention on Biological Diversity is an international treaty for the conservation of biodiversity, the sustainable use of the components of biodiversity and the equitable sharing of the benefits derived from the use of genetic resources. With 193 Parties, the Convention has near universal participation among countries. The Convention seeks to address all threats to biodiversity and ecosystem services, including threats from climate change, through scientific assessments, the development of tools, incentives and processes, the transfer of technologies and good practices and the full and active involvement of relevant stakeholders including indigenous and local communities, youth, NGOs, women and the business community. The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety is a subsidiary agreement to the Convention. It seeks to protect biological diversity from the potential risks posed by living modified organisms resulting from modern biotechnology. To date, 162 countries plus the European Union have ratified the Cartagena Protocol. The Secretariat of the Convention and its Cartagena Protocol is located in Montreal. For more information visit: www.cbd.int.
About the Stockholm Resilience Centre
Stockholm Resilience Centre is an international research partner which provides scientific insights on the interactions between humans and nature. It departs from an ambition to better understand the profound imprint humans have on nature and ideas on how to deal with the resulting challenges through enhancing social-ecological resilience. One strategic area of research is urban social-ecological systems, looking at how cities can better integrate biodiversity and ecosystem services into their planning and management.
The centre also helps facilitate dialogues with policymakers and practitioners from all over the world, and contribute with innovative ideas to improve collaboration and learning between stakeholders at local, regional and national level. It has a particularly respected role as a facilitator for dialogue in the areas of governance and sustainable use of biodiversity in both a rural and urban context.
About Local Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI)
Established in 1990, ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability is the world's leading association of cities and local governments dedicated to sustainable development. This powerful movement of 12 mega-cities, 100 super-cities and urban regions, 450 large cities as well as 450 small and medium-sized cities and towns in 84 countries promotes local action for global sustainability and supports cities to become sustainable, resilient, resource-efficient, biodiverse, low-carbon; to build a smart infrastructure; and to develop an inclusive, green urban economy. The ultimate aim is to achieve healthy and happy communities.
ICLEI's international Cities Biodiversity Center, located in the middle of a global biodiversity hotspot in Cape Town, South Africa, has since 2006 been working with local governments worldwide in efforts to improve biodiversity management and to share their successes and lessons. This has led to a strong partnership with the Secretariat of the CBD, to strengthen advocacy for biodiversity at, and by, the levels of local and subnational government in support of the implementation of the Convention.
About the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
Established in 1972, UNEP is the voice for the environment within the United Nations system. UNEP acts as a catalyst, advocate, educator and facilitator to promote the wise use and sustainable development of the global environment. UNEP works with a wide range of partners, including United Nations entities, international organizations, national governments, non-governmental organizations, the private sector and civil society.
UNEP work encompasses assessing global, regional and national environmental conditions and trends; developing international and national environmental instruments; strengthening institutions for the wise management of the environment; facilitating the transfer of knowledge and technology for sustainable development; and encouraging new partnerships and mind-sets within civil society and the private sector. For more information, visit: www.unep.org


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Friday, December 16, 2011
Green Peas Soup
People think I am crazy to be doing an one month Bake-A-Thon:-)..Now when they see me simultaneously doing Blogging Marathon#11 for the next fifteen days, I am sure they will think "I AM NUTS"..hmm..Anyways for The first week of Blogging Marathon I have chosen the theme"KIDS DELIGHT-COLOUR PALATE" and the start is with this lovely Green Peas soup
Green Peas 1 cup
Onion 1
Garlic 1 clove
Green chillies 1
Milk 1/4 cup
Butter 2 tsp
Salt to taste
In a pressure pan heat the oil and saute onions, garlic and chillies till the onions turn transparent.
Then add peas and cook in medium heat for 5 minutes.
Add enough water and pressure cook it till 3 whistles
Let it cool down. Take out only the vegetables and Blend it into puree.Reserve the liquid
Now transfer this puree back to the pan and mix it with the reserved liquid and milk.Add Salt, mix well.
Cook on low flame for 5-10 minute
Serve warm with any crunchy accompaniment. I served the soup with onion cheese bread sticks
You kid will definitely love to have one more bowl.
Linking this to Blogging Marathon#11
Kids Delight Colour Palate started by Srivalli and hosted by me
HLI Peas started by Kalyani and hosted by me
CWS PEAS by Priya
Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#11
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Despite the strong push from most to stick with US stocks, some of the other world markets are acting better and should be watched closely as they may present the best opportunities for 2013 . MoneyShow's Tom Aspray overviews the markets to see what may lie ahead for the rest of November and where the best opportunities may be found.
Friday's closing bell was a welcome relief to most investors and many traders. While traders like volatility, the number of cross currents buffeting the stock market still makes those on the short side nervous.
The major averages tried to rebound early Friday, but the major averages gave up their gains after President Obama and Speaker Boehner gave their speeches. The major averages violated some key support levels, as did many individual stocks.
Clearly the re-election of President Obama left Republican pollsters and much of Wall Street in shock. The potential tax consequences of the fiscal cliff caused many to rush for the exits, as it did not seem to matter whether the sector was strong or not.
Some of the biggest casualties were dividend-paying stocks, but I think many who sold those will regret their decision in the coming months. Of course, the best course is to put your income-producing stocks in your IRA..
While all of the major averages suffered losses last week, many of the other world markets do look much better technically. The chart of the German Dax Index reveals that it just broke its uptrend (line b) on Friday. More importantly, it is still well above the support from late August (line a) in the 6,875 area. This is about 4% below last Friday's close.
If you compare this chart to that of the S&P 500, you will note that it broke the uptrend from the June lows (line c) on October 23. The support from the August lows in the 1,400 area, line c, was broken this week.
It was the Dax that was weaker than the S&P this spring, helping to warn us of the correction into the June lows. Though many Dax investors do not have the same tax concerns as US investors, they are faced with an economy than looks much weaker than ours and a currency that is falling. It is possible that the sentiment in the Eurozone is reaching extremes.
The Eurozone crisis is likely to be on the front burner this week, as a showdown over Greece is looming. The region's economic data continues to deteriorate, with industrial output falling in many parts of the Eurozone.
It is therefore not surprising that the consensus still seems to be that the US is the best place to invest. Carlyle Group (CG) co-chief executive William Conway echoed this sentiment after last Wednesday's sharp stock-market decline. Their earnings beat estimates, and of the $1.6 billion they invested in the third quarter, almost 75% was in the US.
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Excellent post. The abuse rendered within is appalling
Excellent post. The abuse rendered within is appalling and evidence of a moral corruption unfathomable.
It's important to document places like this, the images to serve as forever-reminders of what happened, how low-fallen even men of God are.

Segregation holds no promise for anyone... it was ill
Segregation holds no promise for anyone... it was ill-concieved from the start, as are all segregated institutions for peersons with disabilities of any kind.

Hey there,
Good comment, of which I agree. Yet, St
Hey there,
Good comment, of which I agree. Yet, St Josephs started as an institution to help the Deaf community receive an education. Even as an atheist, I appreciate that the school provided so much for many children: a chance in life, skills and the ability to communicate. It wasn't until oralism was introduced that children were segregated and, in the mind of many, the shadow of abuse and tragedy diminished all that was good.
Thanks all for your comments and feedback.

Ecclesiastes 1:9 What has been will be
again,
Ecclesiastes 1:9 What has been will be
again, what has been done ...
bible.cc/ecclesiastes/1-9.htm -
"That which has been is that which will be, And that which has been done
is that which will be done. So there is nothing new under the sun.
Here in Michigan, we face a similiar demise to over 160 years of Deaf history as our state sold off the Michigan School for the Deaf campus and most buildings to developers who are demolishing cherished icons for the rebuilding of a co-esistance campus of deaf and hearing (seperate) schools. The state will then lease the building constructed for the deaf students back from these developers.
The MSD Alumni have fought "David vs Goliath" fashion to no avail. Most of this failure was due to politcal decisions made behind their backs and the information kept unobtainable from them.
One concession they've been given is in the destruction of their old gym... it will be dismantled brick by brick, the brick washed/cleaned, and then reused in a parking lot that replaces the building...this takes place the first part of August. (this information conveyed by alumni blogger.)
Back about 10 years ago for the celebration of 150 years of MSD, I attened with my Deaf husband (class of '52) and was with a group allowed to tour the landmark FAY HALL (Mich. official seal is overhead front of this hall). We were especially interested in the 3rd floor dorm areas where my husband had racked up so many of his personal stories of triamph and failures. I video taped several senior citizens that day standing in their own rooms telling THEIR stories of life at MSD. I also took many pictures (as you did) of the background, floors, walls, empty boxes with family names on them, lockers, etc....
Few have seen these pictures and movies, but now with MSD's history about to do another "turning" (they, too, were affected by the Milan Conf. decision of 1857 to proscribe signing), perhaps someone will find that my ventures that day in capturing a moment in time is worth preserving and sharing.
If you are interested in any of this, I'd be happy to discuss it further.
Brenda Dawe (certified interpreter for the Deaf/HH, ASL instructor)

these pictures are very beautiful. i always lament the
these pictures are very beautiful. i always lament the destruction of the past. thank you for preserving some of it.

Stunning post. Thank you so much.

Do you have
Stunning post. Thank you so much.
Do you have plans to photograph any other Industrial schools?

Hey there Ian,
Thanks for the comment. At the moment
Hey there Ian,
Thanks for the comment. At the moment no, am working away on other projects. But it might be something that I could revisit if the chance or idea arises.

The abuse was horrific! Yet I can't help seeing the
The abuse was horrific! Yet I can't help seeing the beauty and quality in the building itself and the thought of demolishing it just contributes to the waste. While it holds bad memories, it also holds good memories and I'd love to see the building refurbished (cheaper even?) rather than demolished - testament to redemption rather than trying to hide whathappened.


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Sit back and relax with family and friends on the Saxon 6 pc. seating outdoor living group. There is no limit with the infinite and relaxing chairs and loveseat. Both chairs and loveseat include motion/action to sit back and rock your night away.
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The set includes 2 heavy duty motion/action aluminum seating chairs, motion/action two seater loveseat, 2 foot stool/ottomans generously sized and a full size tempered glass coffee table. The chairs and two seater loveseat are reinforced with additional aluminum support in the back providing years of enjoyment. The sturdy aluminum frame is powder coated in a very elegant mocha color. The sling is a heavy duty outdoor mesh allowing the fabric to breathe and dry very quickly. The table glass top is a clear color for a clean and sophisticated look.
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Retrieve your Passwords the quick way! Never retype or display your secure passwords on screen anymore - put the password where you need it - the login form or the clipboard.
Now also includes SSO change (multi-domain pw) and Backup + Restore.
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There is also a very handy way of bulk-changing passwords using the built in domain / original password filtering. A brilliant time saver for those who use large corporate web sites and have to reset their password on dozens of sites regularly.
I was always annoyed by the fact that the Password Manage displays not just one Password but a whole list - this extension removes the need to display any password on screen, and gets rid of the inconvenient "typing off screen". Now your passwords can be as complicated and secure as you always wanted!
Also, it fills in the domain name into the filter so you don't have to look quite so hard. Especially useful for developers who have to work a lot with login pages and different test profiles.
If you work a lot with passwords (who doesn't?) be sure to check out the awesome Saved Password Editor it is quite a good addition and fully compatible with QuickPasswords.
Developer's Comments
Not to replace the Password Manager, but it uses the Password Manager by removing all the pain from the current process... the objective was to have an easy to use, quick way of retrieving passwords with a minimum of security risks (displaying the passwords on screen is a major issue, especially when you are in a company environment).
The password can now be retrieved via the clipboard or can be inserted into the page directly. QuickPasswords is also able to correct if wrong field names are stored, which can happen if the login form changes.
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by John MacArthur
At the time of Christ's death, Passover was the oldest of the Jewish festivals—in fact, it was older than any other celebration of the Lord's covenant with Moses and Israel. It was established before the priesthood, the Tabernacle, and even before the law. It was ordained by God while Israel was still enslaved in Egypt, and it had been celebrated by His people for more than 1,500 years.
Why does that matter in a discussion about communion? Because in the intimacy of the upper room, with His closest followers by His side, Christ celebrated the last legitimate Passover, transformed its meaning, and replaced it with a new ordinance for the people of God.
For centuries, the Passover celebration was the Israelites' commemoration of their deliverance from four hundred years of bondage to Egypt. It was their national memorial of God's faithful provision and protection for His people.
The principal lesson of the Passover was that deliverance from judgment requires bloodshed, and that the shed blood could come from a substitute—in the case of the Passover, the substitute was an unblemished lamb. From that point on in Israel's history, its entire sacrificial system reinforced the substitutionary nature of judgment and deliverance. The sacrifices themselves didn't accomplish anything (cf. Psalm 40:6, Mark 12:33)—they foreshadowed God's ultimate provision.
Sitting in the upper room, Jesus was only hours away from fulfilling those centuries of foreshadowing. He was prepared to be the sacrificial Lamb that Israel had waited so long for. And in His final, private moments with those closest to Him, He established a new memorial to God's provision and protection, not from temporary judgment in Egypt but from eternal judgment in hell.
We'll save a more detailed discussion of the significance of the last Passover and the first communion for another time. What's pertinent to this discussion is the collective nature of those two celebrations. Passover was no small event in the lives of the Israelites. It was a symbol of their national unity, bound together in the protection and provision of the Lord.
In the same way, observing communion, or the Lord's Table, is a collective reminder of God's provision through Jesus' death. It unites us as people who have been rescued, transformed, and grafted into God's family—all made possible through the sacrifice of Christ.
It doesn't have some deeper spiritual significance—celebrating communion doesn't re-offer Christ as a sacrifice. His death was God's once-for-all provision for our sin, and any desire for another sacrifice is an implicit rejection of Christ's death. Also, Christ does not inhabit the elements in some mystical way—they're simply reminders of the body and blood He sacrificed to secure our salvation.
For our sakes, the Lord instituted a new memorial—one that points us back to His life and death, unites us in love for our common Savior, gives profound testimony to His sacrifice to the unsaved world, and builds in us an anticipation of His return (1 Corinthians 11:26). If you're a Christian, these reminders should spur you to greater love for the Savior and the church He died to redeem.
The Lord's Table also helps guard the church against the presence of unchecked sin. The apostle Paul exhorted the Corinthians to thoroughly examine themselves before they celebrated the Lord's Table to be sure they weren't inviting punishment or even death (1 Corinthians 11:27-30). Along with church discipline, communion works to guard the purity of Christ's bride until His return. Regularly celebrating the Lord's Table provides positive reinforcement to confess and repent; it forces us to consistently weed out and destroy our sin.
If that's not happening—if sin is allowed to fester and take root in our lives—the Lord has a plan for dealing with that sin through church discipline. That's where we'll pick it up next time.
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I really like that you mentioned how it "works to guard the purity of Christ's bride". I know that in my life it has been just that. I am blessed in my church that our pastor always warns us of the dangers of taking communion with unrepentant sin in our lives. We take communion once a month and everytime it comes up I am challenged to seriously and sincerely repent and ask the Holy Spirit to cleanse my heart. As humans who easily forget we need that reminder of our Lord and Savior.
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I'm very concerned during communion service. There are two couples
Who have been coming to our church for a few months and partake
In communion. They both are living together and don't seem the least
Bit concerned about what appears to be sin. Being in a large church
Previously I wouldn't know who was doing what but in a smaller context
It's hard not to notice.
Talking with the new pastor about it, he seems to want to wait for the
Right time to address it.
Any thoughts?
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This blog on church life is so helpful. These are areas we take for granted sometimes not understanding, fully, their significance. I wish we would delve into them deeper in our church. We celebrate the Lord's Table monthly but in the evening service. Quarterly we observe it in the morning service. I don't know how it is in other churches, but we have considerably less attendance in the evening service. If communion is so important, why would we have it this way? And when we do observe this ordinance, we usually don't bring up the subject of self- examination. We are a Bible- believing group of people, but this is troubling to me. It would be interesting to know more about what a communion service should be like. I wonder if John's church has ever aired any of it's communion services. Maybe that would be inappropriate, given the intimate nature of this occasion. The way ours is conducted, it would be no different than any other service, it's merely attached at the end.
I'm responding to comment #2, about the couple living together and partaking in communion, and the pastor wants to wait until the right time to address it. I suggest that the pastor reads 1 Corinthians 5.
A man was living with his father's wife, and Paul said "When you are assembled in the name of our Lord Jesus and I am with you in spirit, and the power of our Lord Jesus is present, hand this man over to Satan, so that the sinful natur e may be destroyed and his spirit saved on the day of the Lord...Don't you know that a little yeast works through the whole batch of dough?...I have written you in my letter not to associate with sexually immoral people--not at all meaning the people of this world who are immoral, or the greedy and swindlers, or idolaters. In that case you would have to leave this world. But now I am writing you that you much not associate with anyone who calls himself a brother but is sexually immoral or greedy, an idolater or a slanderer, a drunkard or a swindler. With such a man do not even eat.
What businenss is it of mine to judge those outside the church? Are you not to judge those inside? God will judge those inside. 'Expel the wicked man from among you.'"
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Nestled among the tropical foliage of Palm Beach sits the Society of the Four Arts. A cultural mecca, the Four Arts offers islanders all the artistic comforts of a metropolis. This season may prove to be the busiest (and best) yet for the organization with a jam-packed schedule and the opening of a new education facility.
Founded in 1936, the Society of the Four Arts began with the promise to provide excellent art, music, drama and literature to the island of Palm Beach. Today, as in 1936, the Four Arts is dedicated to curating world-class entertainment. Its 2012-2013 schedule, which boasts more than 300 programs, reflects this.
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The following month sees the opening of "Copley, Delacroix, Dali and Others: Masterworks from the Beaverbrook Art Gallery" at the O'Keeffe Gallery. Paramount among the works is Salvador Dali's 1957 masterpiece Santiago El Grande. Not only is this painting rarely shown in the United States, but, at roughly 13 feet by 10 feet, this monumental work also will require some clever installation.
The grand opening of the new Fitz Eugene Dixon Education Building will also take place in February. Features of the new building include state-of-the-art smart boards and other electronics, a demonstration kitchen, a 75-seat seminar room and artists studios. Also housed within the building is an apartment for the Four Arts' artist in residence. The artist-in-residence program (to be launched in 2013) will bring a new artist every season. While in residence, he or she will teach classes and create a work of art.
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Yo is there anyone that is black that goes to ag, because I went on the discount day and was the
only African American there. No joke.
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Posted 17 September 2010 - 12:30 AM
I mean, New Hampshire isn't exactly what I would call the most diverse place, I think I have maybe one black friend who paintballs. I'm not going to say it's impossible to find another black player who goes to AG, but the day I played every single person there was white, which is pretty standard issue for that part of the state.
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Vegemite wants to know how you eat your vegemite. Are you a wormer, a streaker or a tiger striper? All non-aussies who say "eew, yuck, vegemite!?" need not apply. ;) actually, it«s pretty tasty. I'm a streaker.
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Yes, I'm a streaker too. But Marmite, not that inferior version.
1. I love megemite on hot toast with plenty of butter.
2. On fresh buttered bread.
3. 2 slices of buttered bread with tomato, kraft cheddar cheese, vegemite and lettuce
4. On buttered sao's
5. Vita-weats crackers with butterand Vegemite and lots of it and squeeze the worms and licking them off
6. In stews
7. meat patties
8. I also want to say that Marmite is so not in the same league as Vegemite.
I was brought up on vegemite and my three children all love it, now my grandchildren are loving it also (they are aged 3 years old and 10 months old ) so the Aussie tradition continues.
There will always be a jar of vegemite in my cupboard.
When my sister was touring around the world her survival aussie kit of course contained a jar of Vegemite
I like to get lots of butter and vegemite on my sandwich or toast and smear it all together til it becomes a brown paste. I can't eat it any other way.
Buttered toast with vegemite and a poached egg. Yummy.
I love my vegemite on toast with cheese and garlic salt.
With toast and boiled eggs.....dip vegemite toast in soft boiled egg.
And as a sandwich with vegemite and lettuce.
Hmm, eating vegemite on crumpets right now.
I love my vegemite smeared on a piece of steak or chop and fried in a pan or on the BBQ. Try it - enhances the taste enormously and my family just love it!!
We love butter,vegemite, peanut butter and marmalade on toast..try it...we dare you..it's surprisingly yummy.
i love my vegemite on my crumpets.
Has anyone tried Vegemite in Chicken Noodle soup, its yummy. I also like to spot my vegemite on my toast.
If you are making a stir fry try a little vegemite as it adds the salt flavour without over powering the other ingrediants. Yummy
Stop with the vegemite recipes, etc - what about the f*&king ad!?
I have Vegemite thickly spread to the corners of the bread. Take one bite of the bread and one bite of a banana!
Cant beat the taste it's tops!! Vegemite, eat it thick!!!
I eat my vegemite on hot buttered toast with honey or just licking it off a spoon in fact any way is fine with me, as long as i have it Im a happy little vegemite lol
On toast, must be thick toast with the butter melted on it. Also on a sandwich, with cheese and finely grated onion, then nuked in the microwave. I am also a wormer, but it has to be together with honey. And when I'm not feeling too well, then a spoon in the bottom of a mug of tomato soup. Most ways are great.
I like my vegemite thickly spread on English Muffins with lots of butter topped off with hot tinned spagheti poured over the top. Yunmo!!!! Sounds yuck but believe me it is delish!!!!!!!!!!!
I have vegemite on toast, that is juuuuust browning, lightly spread just evenly......On hot english muffins on the other hand, i eat it thick so that it burns the roof of my mouth....YUUUUUUMMMM
Me niece eats it on pancakes
My friend eats it on fried egg
Opps, hahahaha, i just read your post about the whole cencus and ad mix up because people like me obviously dont read things properly......ok, am i surpose to say something about the ad then? Well, i think the ad is, ummmmm, i dont know what to say, so im just going to quietly pop out of here and go to the other site......sorry.......hehehe
Oh well, it was like asking for the moon!
I eat my Vegemite in a way that a lot call weird. I can either eat my Vegemite on pancakes with a bit of butter or on toast. When you cook the toast you put it in the griller and you only toast one side then you take it out and put butter on the toasted side then Vegemite on the butter then you roll it up. When you roll it up though make sure that the non-toasted side is on the outside. YUMMMMMMMMMMM (put heeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaps of Vegemite on the toast) :) ;) <3 xxx


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My letters to the editor, June 8 and July 29, 2012, (still available online) railed against the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare). Since then we failed to swing control of the Senate, and the House has voted to repeal ObamaCare (37 times). So there is no debate as to where the travesty of this governmental overreach rests. The cost estimates are now up to 1.8 trillion as of this week, double the administrations projections when proposing ObamaCare. If you offered to buy a house, and found out in order to make it livable, it would cost double, would you blindly follow through.
The spending side of ObamaCare has barely begun. If the "pre-existing condition insurance plan", is any indication, cost estimates may be off by as much as 300 percent. Projections showed that plan would be required by 400,000 people, and cost 5 billion dollars. In fact, only 135,000 subscribed, but cost all of the 5 billion projected.
Let us not let that slip by. The order of magnitude of underserved patients (used to justify the program to begin with) was overestimated by a factor of three, and the actual costs per patent under the program, were under-estimated by a factor of three. This is just one tiny segment of a behemoth that has yet to be brought to life.
The lie that you will be able to keep your plan has been exposed. More than 50 percent of employers will be dropping insurance and paying the tax penalty, because of the rate increases caused by ObamaCare. Ask your employer if they have insurance cost projections for 2014, and if they do, if they will continue to offer health insurance. The tax penalty that seemed so onerous a year ago, given the projected rate increases, looks like an unavoidable escape route. Unfortunately, once the private insurance industry has been euthanized, that tax will skyrocket.
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