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Great project Norma! Diastatic malt powder might also be a good option for browning.John
Norma,Several years ago, when I did the bulk of my experimentation using Caputo 00 flour in the context of an unmodified electric home oven, I came to pretty much the same conclusions as Roberto as to thickness factor but reached other conclusions as well that I thought were material and significant, as I tried to summarize in the next to the last paragraph at Reply 3 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,3673.msg30921.html#msg30921. One of the measures that I found worked well was the use of a mini-oven, which is described in one of the posts linked in Reply 3 referenced above and also in the following Reply 4 in respect of the Dom DeMarco clones I played around with. I mention the mini-oven because a mini-oven somewhat simulates the small head space that exists in most deck ovens. For naturally leavened doughs, you might take a look at Reply 7 in the same thread. I do not recall specifically using sugar but I do recall using just about every method that we could come up with at the time to get more crust coloration in a standard unmodified home oven. Most of our work was done in the A16 thread but we tried diastatic malt (see, for example, Reply 205 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,1298.msg14399/topicseen.html#msg14399), sweet dairy whey, increasing the degree of damaged starch (I ran the Caputo flour through my food processor), etc. Some of these measures worked to get increased crust coloration but they also had effects on crust texture that were different than one would have gotten using the Caputo flour in the context of a very high temperature oven. Remember, all of this was happening when there were only about 1400 members on the forum, where then like now, most of them were on the sidelines watching those of us who were on the playing field fumbling around because, other than Bill/SFNM, we knew very little about Neapolitan style doughs, and even less in the context of using a home oven for that style. If I were to undertake a project to make a deck oven Caputo-based pizza, I would read the A16 thread and other threads and posts linked from there. It will be painful to go through the thread because of its length (19 pages) but, absent someone coming to the rescue and handing everything to you on a silver platter, I don't know of any other way to proceed. We now have quite a few members who know how best to use the Caputo flour so they might have some ideas for you. Peter
Hi NormaI have experimented with OO flour in my deck oven baking at 525-550. I started first using a "basic" neo formula. Since I usually judge doneness by what the crust looks like, the bake seemed to take forever. When the crust finally looked like it was done, the toppings were toast and the crust was hard as a rock. I then decided to add sugar and try again. This time I got some color to the crust but again it was baked too long so the crust was still too hard. Next I tried some malt-no improvement. Then I decided to mix OO with HG flour at varying percentages. This resulted in a more tender crust; of course this gets away from your desire to use OO 100%.During other experiments I did use OO 100% when I cranked the oven to the 800 range. This resulted in a crust with expected characteristics of OO; bake time was under 2 minutes.I concluded that with usual deck oven temps, OO isn't compatible with a light crumb and soft to slightly crispy crust as found in a neo pie. If however you are a pyro at heart and have good insurance, you could modify your oven to get the high temp OO requires.Good luck with your experiments.Bob
NormaI think I would love to bite into that crust...bottom looks nice! Middle looks soft...bet it was nice!!!John
Hey NormaI was wondering how many different ovens you've experimented with when using your various doughs...if you have experimented a bit, do you notice a difference in color in other ovens?John
NIce Norma! I remeber the conversation with Roberto. Vesta is using some 00 at 700 ish now in his stefano coming out nice! john
Nice work Norma. Roberto's suggestion to increase thickness seems to have helped as the crumb does not appear dried out although the crust is blondish while the cheese is starting to brown.I did not change the thickness factor in my experiments.How long was the bake?Bob
Thanks! I thought Robertos suggestion to increase the TF did help. The crumb of the pizza made yesterday was moist, while the bottom crust browned okay. I didnt time the bake time, but thought it was a little over 5 minutes. I would have liked to get a little better rim browning. I dont know if I should change the amount of egg in the formulation, or change the oil to another kind of oil. I am not sure what to try next.
How much sugar did you end up adding to the dough? was there any sweetness? Malt powder?CL


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by swerb » Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:58 pm
"The fact that he looked after his partner … we play these guys the second game of the season. You don't want to see him get suspended, or for anything to happen, but we've done a good job stick up for each other. (It) could have been done in a better fashion, but I don't mind that he came to his partner's aid."
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skatingtripods wrote:CDT, guess you won't like my stance in my article today when it gets posted. If you read them, that is.Shanahan's doing what he needs to do. Wisniewski earned respect in the locker room and earned a hefty suspension as a repeat offender.Shanahan has to remove thuggish hits from the game. It needs to be safer for all involved. Going after a player after the whistle is one of the cardinal rules. You engage him and if he wants to fight, you do. You can't just smoke him while he isn't paying attention.Player safety is an issue. These suspension lengths are only a problem because Colin Campbell didn't do his job properly and set an incredibly poor standard. Shanahan has to clean up after him and suspensions like this are his way to do that.
by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 28, 2011 3:03 pm
swerb wrote:I get that, I do. My thing is ... you have to use some context when handing these suspensions out. Clutterbuck's hit on Tyutin was when he was in a vulnerable spot. Then Clutterbuck skated in front of Wiz to goad him. And he was on the bench laughing his ass off about it after Wiz was whistled. He was far from the defenition of "defenseless" to justify a 12 game suspension and a loss of over half a million dollars for Wiz.I get what Shanahan is trying to do. But this was a horse shit suspension. Way, way too excessive.
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by skatingtripods » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:00 pm
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:My problem he is the exact opposite of "consistent". The hit on Cody Bass resulted in him going FACE FIRST into the goddamn boards. Staubitz got 3 games. And Clutterfuck was looking right at Wis as he skates towards him after the horn, so he is paying attention and he's looking for trouble, which he got in spades.
If you want to get rid of thuggish nature, fights must go. What's more thuggish than that? You either need to allow the players to police the game, or not at all. Teams have roster spots for thugs, they send them into the game to fill that role. This the culture of the game, to try and police it out is hypocritical and best since they endorse it.
If Zedeno Chara, who broke a guy's neck, hit Staubitz like that, he would get the hook for the rest of the preseason and that would be it. The NHL will make an example of thugs and protect it's stars. I have no faith that Shanahan will be consistent, because it's already proven he will not. So fuck him.
Wis got suspended for giving Sean Avery an obscene gesture (which I thought was funny) last year, Simmonds got nothing for calling him a "faggot" on TV. This comes right after Simmonds was called racial slurs in London.It's a joke.
by Cerebral_DownTime » Wed Sep 28, 2011 11:21 pm
Wrong on Clutterbuck.
As far as I know, Staubitz is not a repeat offender.
When has the NHL endorsed fighting?
Teams have spots for players to protect other players. Perhaps, in a way, Shanahan is using his system of justice to phase out enforcers, seeing as how they seem to have depression issues and kill themselves.
I fail to see what more you want other than your team getting preferential treatment.
Clearly, we'll have to agree to disagree
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swerb wrote:All I know is I can not freaking wait to see this guy on the ice. No matter which side of the Wiz argument you're on, man does this team need a guy like him.
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skatingtripods wrote:Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Seabrook is another adorable actress.Yep, nothing says acting like getting concussed by a guy who comes straight in charging from the blue line.Nothing says classy like a guy who leaves his feet to concuss his former teammate.Wisniewski is the kind of player the Jackets can use. But, only if he keeps his composure enough to be on the ice.His third suspension for an illegal hit. He plays with an edge, but he better learn how to hit legally or he's of no use to Columbus.
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About the Author: Jerry P. Lanier is the U.S. Ambassador to Uganda.
Today, I was in the central region of Uganda to host the third of our seven World AIDS Day events. These large-scale public events are spread out across the country and are attracting crowds of 4,000 to 6,000 people. The event is an HIV and AIDS quiz show called "Everybody Wins!" The idea is to deliver the facts about HIV, AIDS, malaria, nutrition, medical male circumcision, and other health topics in a fun way. The quiz show allows the audience to be engaged while learning valuable information to keep themselves healthy and safe. The theme is "Everybody wins when we know the facts about HIV and AIDS!"
The events are set up on a football field or open square, with a stage in the center. While our game show host runs four rounds of the game, our local partners conduct HIV counseling and testing in nearby tents. Now in its second year, "Everybody Wins!" is gaining momentum. With growing district leadership, the events now run all day and include local PEPFAR partners. These partners inform the community about locally-available services. Radio talk shows that air days before the event discuss health issues relevant to that population. The event also includes performances by drama groups and a parade through town to educate and raise awareness. For example, at our event in Kasese on November 17, over 300 people were tested for HIV and 10 local partners participated in the event, which ran from 9:00am to 5:30pm. Our game show host was the special guest for a one-hour local radio show that discussed HIV prevention.
Our second event, held in Kabale on November 19, drew a crowd of almost 6,000. This event now holds the record as our largest-ever crowd at an "Everybody Wins!" event. We had three local partners testing for HIV. Both events were lively and everyone seemed to have fun.
This year, we created a "U.S. Mission" tent to display and disseminate information about our projects and services in Uganda. The response so far has been tremendous. In addition to spreading some red-white-and-blue goodwill, we are able to satisfy the many requests for information about democracy, the Constitution, and President Obama. Uganda's presidential election is in less than three months, so the timing works well for our Mission-wide effort to support a free and fair election.
In addition, I am pleased to report that the success of our "Everybody Wins!" event is spreading across the continent. Recently, our game show host, Moses "Supercharger" Nsubuga, received a call from an NGO in Zambia. They asked if he would host "Everybody Wins!" in Lusaka for World AIDS Day. We have him booked solid for this year, but next year Moses is free to take the game outside Uganda so "everybody" can keep winning.


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Today marks one year since the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START) expired. As Assistant Secretary Rose Gottemoeller outlined in an Op-Ed published last week, U.S. inspectors stand ready to resume their work, but they can only do so after the New START enters into force. U.S. officials have said that it is a national security imperative for the United States to ratify New START this year.
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To that end, Ambassador Eric Goosby underscored the U.S. commitment to the fight against HIV/AIDS. Reflecting this commitment, the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) announced new results achieved by its efforts to support countries in providing HIV prevention, treatment and care to their people. Among these results, the United States is directly supporting live-saving antiretroviral treatment for more than 3.2 million people.
Ambassador Mark Storella announced a new partnership between the United States and Zambia in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Ambassador W. Stuart Symington provided an update on progress being made in Rwanda toward the goals of universal antiretroviral treatment access and elimination of mother-to-child transmission. Health Officer Bryan Schaaf explained how the United States is working with UNHCR to expand HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care programs for refugees.
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Last week, we continued to highlight the "16 Days" Campaign and look at how the international community is addressing gender-based violence. U.S. Embassy Port Moresby participated in a walkathon to draw attention to the issue of violence against women, and U.S. Consulate General Hong Kong held a self-defense seminar for women. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues Melanne Verveer hosted a panel discussion on what men and boys can do to address and prevent violence against women. You can share your thoughts on the topic here.
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Our photo of the week spoke to the natural beauty of our planet, taking us to the foothills of Paktya Province in Afghanistan. Ambassador David Huebner took us someplace even more unusual: Antarctica, where he met with scientists from the U.S. Antarctic Program. Assistant Secretary Esther Brimmer shared with us how the United States is working with UNESCO to promote and preserve natural treasures, such as Papahanaumokuakea in Hawaii. And the State Department hosted an America Recycles Day event, reminding us that each one of us can take steps to help protect our environment.
The United States responded to the wildfires in Israel and continued to provide assistance for flood recovery in Pakistan. Assistant Secretary Jose Fernandez described how the United States is promoting entrepreneurship and building innovative, economic partnerships with the countries of North Africa. U.S. Embassy Kabul shared with us other economic news: refrigerated containers are making it possible to ship fresh fruit from Afghanistan to world markets.
In other news, the United States renewed its call for Cuba to release Alan Gross, an international development worker who has been held for a full year by Cuban authorities -- who haven't explained the reasons for his detention or filed charges against him.
Assistant Secretary Johnnie Carson spoke about human rights in the context of LGBT issues in Africa, and Under Secretary Maria Otero learned "shang" to connect with young Kenyans.
Young people represent nearly 50 percent of the world's population today and have a major stake in key decisions on global peace and security made at the United Nations, so Ambassador Susan Rice invited those age 21 and younger to tell the UN Security Council about something they believe deserves more attention. The UN Security Council will address the three most compelling issues during a live webcast on December 21.
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What an amazing amount of work the State Department, and other Federal agencies, have done in just the past week. The United States is truly pioneering global assistance and exceptional values. Keep up the great work!
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I read the remarks made by assistant van Diepen, "on The New Challenges and Threats of nuclear weapons".That he gave a the conference in Madrid, Spain on November 19th.
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I liked the news letter you sent out about it. I never read about his remarks, before just now . :)
I also thought, Assistant secretary Philip J. Crowley's remarks on national securtity were right . The public shouldn't tell our enemys top secret information that can put people's lives at risk. That's stupid!
Okay, great week in review report!
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The 1991 arthouse hit My Dinner with Andre was borne out of extended taped conversations by playwright and actor Wallace Shawn and theater director Andre Gregory. The two were old friends, and they had the idea to make a movie based, as Gregory told Sight and Sound magazine, "on ourselves." As he related, "After months of study, of sifting through and cataloguing the material, sentence by sentence, in a sort of confused and miserable way, certain themes began to emerge; somewhere inside several layers of wrapping, there were certain subjects, certain concerns. Also, two fictional characters, distinct and amusing, seemed to be vaguely visible underneath the incomprehensible surface of the actual people we were." The film that came out featured these polar opposite personalities talking about the Big Stuff over dinner, and it became one of the most celebrated American independent films of its day, partly due to its surprising — and surprisingly achieved — box-office success. Bought by New Yorker Films after its premiere at the 1980 Telluride Film Festival, My Dinner with Andre was distributed by a team including now-filmmaker Jeff Lipsky in a manner that would be almost unheard of today. It was kept in theaters for weeks even though grosses were declining, and it was even extended after Gregory "groveled and begged" in front of New Yorker's Dan Talbot. As recounted in David Rosen's Off Hollywood, the grosses picked up, and on continued modest advertising spends, the movie became a surprise hit. Critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert on their weekly television show raved the film, declaring it one of the best of the year, and it went on to play at New York's Lincoln Plaza an astonishing 54 weeks — something that would be simply unheard now. In L.A. at the Westland Twin theater, the film's grosses in week 17 were three times what they were in week one. In the days before home video, pay-per-view and streaming, and before the internet forever changed the notion of the water cooler, "word of mouth" meant something a little different in the film world than it does today. It meant that audiences knew that had to see something when it came out, that they couldn't wait until some future delivery window, and that if they didn't urge their friends to see it they'd miss out on something great.


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My question is, would you do it again and if so when?
Hey Ev, if we can't make it next year either, how would you feel about hosting the Midatlantic Pizza Summit? Need a WFO and someone who can make it sing, and you're the guy around here!Only change I'd request is that it take place during the fall - better camping and WFO weather!
Gene, what are you, some kinda rock star diva? It seems that you are changing shirts more than the outfit changes at a Madonna concert.
the pizzas from the mighty look nice!
Craig, I was given this wine, have you had it and how do I tell when it is best to drink it?http://www.wine-searcher.com/find/rodney+strong+symmetry+meritage+alex+valley+northern+sonoma+county+north+coast+california+usa/2008/usa/-/a
Simply wearing the shirt will get you 25% more leoparding. Laugh
I hope that's true. (As a kid, I'm the one who bought "X-Ray Specs".)Firing up the MAM 505 for Sept. 1 Pizza Gorge. Hope the shirt arrives in time.
You da man!! Thanks for doing this Scott....very cool.


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I bought an M80 this week & I am getting some unwanted boomy tones that make my sound muddy and feedback prone. I have tried three amps and a few DI's with it and the problem is fairly consistent. I am afraid the M80 may be a bad match for the guitar, which is a jumbo. I can EQ it out but I loose some of the lows that I want. I can say that the M80 acts very much like a mic. You can even hear soft taps on the neck and headstock of the guitar which is impressive, but I am getting too much body.
Has anyone else experienced this?
I am thinking about trying an M1 instead, or adding some padding between the guitar and the clamps on the M80.
The pickup sounds nice, but I wonder if for this guitar I might br better of with a little less pickup.
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jjs wrote:linclink wrote:JumpinJoe49 wrote:I say lets start a "Censorship" of.......jjs...................
You know in all of the places I've posted over the last few years JJS is the one person who I've actually had to say...no thanks I'd rather not converse with you" to. The thing IS, I suspect, that folks like him just love to come here & see if they've stirred someone up. I've certainly read enough responses where people are unhappy with his behavior here. Maybe it's subconscious, maybe not- then it is even more sad. The main thing is that he is what, and who, he is, and that dosen't seem like a very happy or inviting place...so take a pause & imagine the sort of energy & people he attracts to his life (if any)...now THAT deserves compassion. And I am serious about this. He really deserves compassion first & foremost.
However...some folks here get along fine with him, and bravo for that. I'm sure he can use that. If you REALLY want to do some good in this regard...I'd suggest doing what I've done...just let him know you don't want anything to do with a dialogue with him, and then just ignore him. There are too many great things in life to waste your time on such matters. I dally here as part of my procrastination issues...and my Beatles obsession of course...but passing along a little advice on how to handle such ilk is about the end of the time I'd like to spend with such things. So the best you can do is, IMHO, is simply let him know you don't find his behavior something you'd like to engage with & then ignore him. Blessings!!
Sure. It's an inviting place. It's an inviting place as long as one limits oneself to never-ending McCartney knob-polishing and ass-kissing, and as long as one doesn't stray too far from safe, mind-numbing forum topics such as "What's your favorite Wings Album." Then it's wonderful. Try entering into a conversation about your ideas why Paul has spent the majority of his career as a punching bag for many critics, his former writing partner, and many Beatles fans.
I'll tell you this: Several years ago, I happened to find an online Beatles chat. It was one of my first experience with online chat rooms. A woman in the chat continuously asserted that George Harrison "sold more albums" than Paul McCartney. "That's not true" I said. "Paul sold more albums in the 70's than all the rest of the solo Beatles combined." She insisted I was making it up, and continued to vehemently assert that George Harrison sold more albums than Paul McCartney, and any other ex-Beatle. After a few hours of this maccafan-line nonsense, I emailed her chart positions and sales figures and such, and a web link where she could verify the information. She was away for a few minutes. She came back, called me a few choice names, then a few more choice names, and then signed off. I wondered how could anyone, who claimed to be a Beatles fan could be so horribly uninformed. The fact is, she wasn't uninformed or misinformed... she wasn't interested in the facts, or forming opinions based in facts. she loved George, and wanted to gush about his accomplishments, and so she saw things exactly the way she wanted to see them. She wasn't particularly happy to have her bubble burst, and called me every name in the book for my trouble. But I suspect she's still out there... telling anyone who will listen how George Harrison sold more albums than Paul McCartney.
I will never enable, placate, celebrate, tolerate or back down from stupid people like this woman, even though they are in abundance. If you don't like my opinions, challenge them intelligently. If I've recalled a fact incorrectly, let me know. That's why I'm here. If you can't do either, please DO ignore me, because it means that you "think" like that stupid, gushing irrational woman, and you're just out to start a shitting contest. I'm all too happy to oblige.
Game over...................jjs is THE BIGGEST ***censored***...............


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Wheat Free Oat Barley Scones Topped with Organic Apricot Jam (Bite This)
Posted By Aria Alpert On November 15, 2012 @ 12:21 am In Bite This,Breads,Full Recipe List,Recipes / Vegan | 6 Comments
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This recipe was inspired by a beautiful photo and recipe in a new cookbook by Kim Boyce, called "Good to the Grain: Baking with Whole Grain Flours". I adapted her recipe to be wheat-free and vegan. In other words, "G" approved. These scones are really best eaten the day of baking them. But if you got leftovers, I would recommend toasting them the next day. Either way, yumminess…. :)
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1 1/2 cups barley flour
1 cup oat flour
1/4 cup maple, palm or dark brown sugar
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 1/4 teaspoons sea salt
1/2 cup cold coconut butter (put it in freezer until solid)
1/2 cup unsweetened soy or homemade nut milk
1 TB freshly squeeze lemon juice
3 TB applesauce or 1 large organic egg
1/2 cup organic fruit jam (any jam will do)
1. Place a rack in center of oven and preheat to 350 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
2. Mix dry ingredients into a large bowl.
3. In a small bowl, whisk together milk of choice, lemon juice and applesauce or egg until thoroughly combined.
4. Cut coconut butter into 1/2-inch pieces and add to dry mixture. Rub butter between your fingers, breaking it into smaller bits. Continue rubbing until pieces range from rice grain to flattened pea size.
5. Mix milk mixture into dry mixture and mix until barely combined.
6. Transfer dough to a well-floured surface. If dough is too sticky to handle, add more barley flour. You may need to add up 1 cup. Dust with flour and fold it together a few times. Divide dough into 2 pieces. Flour your hands and pat each piece of dough into a disk about 3/4 inch thick and 7 inches in diameter.
7. Cover disks with jam.
8. Use a sharp knife to slice circle into 8 triangular wedges on baking sheet, leaving a few inches between them. Chill until firm, about 30 minutes.
9. Bake for 25 to 28 minutes, rotating sheets halfway through. Scones are ready when tops are golden brown. Transfer scones to cooling rack by sliding a thin spatula
10. Serve with berries :)
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Music of the Spheres Society in "The Sound World of César Franck"Posted by s21concerts in Concert Announcement, tags: chamber music, classical, Franck, Harumi Rhodes, Hsin-Yun Huang, Le Chimay, Manhattan, March 11, Music of the Spheres, New York, Reicha, Sophie Shao, Stephanie Chase, William Wolfram, Ysaye
On March 11, 2011 the Music of the Spheres Society will present a chamber music concert featuring works by César Franck and his circle, including music by his teacher Anton Reicha and friends Gabriel Fauré, Ernst Chausson, and Eugène Ysaÿe.
The concert will take place on at Christ & St. Stephen's Church, which is located near Lincoln Center at 120 West 69th Street in New York City. The heart of the program features Franck's compelling Piano Quintet, along with a piano trio (Opus 101, No. 3) by Reicha, short works by Chausson and Fauré, and Ysaÿe's String Trio.
The String Trio (Le Chimay, which is also the name of a Belgian Trappist ale brewed in that city), was composed in 1927 by Eugène Ysaÿe but never published. It was discovered in manuscript form only about ten years ago and first performed by the Gaede Trio. In a review of a 2004 performance, Los Angeles Times music critic Mark Swed wrote that
'Le Chimay' might be described as French Expressionism with a bit of Surrealism thrown in. It also might be described as just plain weird. It is full of extravagant string writing, which is to be expected, but not the seemingly incompatible influences of Debussy, Franck and Schoenberg, who get along just fine here. Agitated melodramatic passages half resolve into intoxicating lyricism. Storm clouds come and go, propelled by unpredictable breezes. Nothing ever settles for long.
Violinist and Artistic Director Stephanie Chase will be joined by violinist Harumi Rhodes, violist Hsin-Yun Huang, 'cellist Sophie Shao, and pianist William Wolfram.
The concert starts at 8:15 p.m. A pre-concert talk bill be given at 7:30 p.m. by organologist and author Stewart Pollens and is included in concert admission: "Francois-Xavier Tourte and the Invention of the Modern Violin Bow."
Admission at door: $30 adult, $15 student/senior requested contribution. Doors open at 7:15 p.m.
Visit www.musicofthespheres.org for more information.
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In many academic departments like social work, psychology, and psychiatry there is a growing consensus that teachers need to instruct students to be culturally competent especially if they are going to be effective helpers with diverse populations. Multicultural instructional counseling methods are imperative if we are to ensure that our students of counseling are well prepared to work with diverse families, particularly those from Muslim backgrounds. In this narrative the author writes about the challenges of teaching non-Muslim students effective counseling techniques with Muslim families. Culturally innovative teaching methods are illustrated to facilitate students' learning how to be effective counselors with Muslim communities.
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When Eldrith Gosney, a longtime ultrarunner from the San Francisco Bay Area, turned 70 in 2011, she set a goal to run a 100-miler. How unusual is that goal for a female septuagenarian? Consider that of the 5,738 individuals who completed a 100-mile running event in North America in 2012, only 13 were 70 or older, and all were male, according to RealEndurance.com's database of ultra results. Only two other women in their 70s are on record for finishing 100-milers: Helen Klein, 75, in 1998; and Barbara Macklow, 74, in 2009.
Gosney ran a handful of 100s when she was younger, including Western States in 1990, on top of some 135 ultras ranging from 50K to 100K since she took up running at age 40. In spite of her experience, however, getting through another 100 filled her with doubt due to the chronic back pain she endures. She also laments how her pace has slowed and wondered if she could make the cut-off times at aid stations.
She'd rather train for ultras and risk a DNF, however, than quit for good. "I wanted to prove to myself that I'm still strong and active, and, besides, I absolutely love being outside on the trails," says Gosney, who lives about 50 miles north of San Francisco in Fairfield.
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Although the 2010 general election is almost 20 months away, charges and counter-charges are already flying between Democratic U.S. Rep. Bart Gordon, the longest-serving member of Tennessee's Congressional delegation, and Dave Evans, a Wartrace Republican who hopes to challenge him.
Evans, who is chairman of Bedford County Republican Party, formally announced his candidacy for the Sixth District seat at event last week in Cookeville.
Several weeks ago, Evans' campaign sent out a press release questioning Gordon's whereabouts and whether he was traveling in Europe at the taxpayers' expense. Gordon's press spokesman told the Times-Gazette during a visit to Shelbyville that Gordon was attending a NATO parliamentary assembly and produced a letter from a Republican congresswoman, Rep. Jo Ann Emerson of Missouri, defending U.S. Rep. John Tanner's participation in the same trip against criticisms by the state Republican Party. Tanner led the delegation, which included Gordon.
A Washington Post columnist, Al Kamen, mocked the trip, noting that it included a number of tourist-friendly destinations like Paris, Vienna and the Bavarian Alps.
Now, Gordon's campaign has alleged that position statements on Evans' campaign web site were plagiarized from the web site of a minor 2008 presidential candidate, Jerry Curry, and noted that they accidentally left in some references to the presidency ("As president, I will ...").
The disputed portions of the web site, daveevansforcongress.com, were still up at midday Friday but were removed at some point Friday afternoon. The new web site, which had only recently replaced a previous web site on blogspot.com, still included Latin placeholder text for its terms of use and privacy policy.
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Emerson said she thought the Europeans had been receptive to her colleague's message and described how Obama's historic November election had helped transform transatlantic relations for the better, seemingly overnight.
"It's amazing to watch," she said, described partners with whom Washington has had "difficult discussions" suddenly declare that "we're excited about President Obama and we want to do everything we can."
This was reported in Yahoo news.
Remember, JoAnn Emerson represents Southeast Missouri and the owners (Rust Communications) of this newspaper and is a Republican. The owners of Rust Communications gave about $4600 to her during the last election. They also gave about $7200 to McCain. I have been unable to find any reporting about her trip in any of their papers except this one. They own most of the newspapers in Emerson's district.
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Remember the Japanese interrment camps in America. Soon, if you are a republican, there will be a bunk in an BHO camp with your name on it. Accoring to American Spectator, His operatives (volunteers for obama) will be fanning out across our country to ask us to sign a pledge to support all of his (S/On) wonderful, superior, for our benefit, unequaled in brilliance policies that are only looking out for our own good (S/off. I got a can of pledge beside my door for the 1st one that asks me to swear my loyalty to BO. My home is off limits to these (expletives). My loyalty is to my country and it's constitition, not an above his paygrade politician.
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What a great garden club meeting! Thanks folks.Posted Sunday, February 6, 2011, at 11:46 AM
Plants starting from soil blocks 5 days later
Regrettably, weeds do this too, but this method gives you the same advantage. jbillswms, do you have the web address for us to learn more?
Have you ever noticed that a "volunteer" tomato seems to be way ahead of the one you babied and coddled, or bought at the store? They seem to handle the weather adversities better and even the BUGS.
Jere showed us her recycled, 2 liter bottle, self watering container. We had some fun with her preciseness for centering the label, but it gave us plenty of free planters that reduce the chances of damping off and also reduce the chances of letting your new starts dry out. Here is a Google search for damping off http://www.google.com/search?name=f&hl=e...
And I brought some dirt (good potting soil) to play in. Not as good as the mud pies we used to make as a child but still dirty. What we did was experiment with making soil blocks. This method eliminates the need for starting containers, air prunes the roots and allows for planting without disturbing the new plant.
I made 35 blocks this morning and seeded, peppers, tomatoes, onions and several Chinese cabbage varieties. We will see where they are next meeting, which will be Friday the 18th of February. Nice segue, huh?
What you can not see in the picture is that a small indentation was made in the center of each block to place the seed. This was done at the time of pressing by a small plastic piece in the press. Trying to open a place in the block so soon after making will increase your chances of it falling apart. (I know from personal experience)
Sprinkle a little dirt on top to cover the seed lightly. The roots will quickly fill out the block to hold it together and watering from the bottom will wick water up to avoid washing the block apart, disturbing the seed and reduce the damping off mentioned above.
You can buy a hand soil block maker (kind of expensive unless you make a LOT of blocks) or some people make single block makers out of things around the house. We can discuss some of these if there is interest. Here is a pretty good discussion of soil blocks: http://www.pottingblocks.com/info.html
By the way, different mixtures of soil ingredients and practical experience turns out better looking blocks than the ones I have made here, but these are functional.
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The forum I've been using is http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/wtrs...
-- Posted by jbillswms on Sun, Feb 6, 2011, at 10:13 PM
A good site is www.wintersown.org. It's easy to find information there. The gardenweb site is organized around specific questions and answers by other gardeners.
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Thanks jbillswms.
Compared to what we were doing at the meeting, they ar getting better. I just fiddled with them a few minutes ago and they have firmed up a little more from original making.
Not grown anything yet, but just like a watched pot, things seem to happen slower than when you just put it aside and come back later. These are right in front of my desk and see them hour by hour.
-- Posted by stevemills on Mon, Feb 7, 2011, at 10:44 AM
Steve, These look like logs used to grow illegal mushrooms.I think I see some sprouting out.Better watch yourself.LOL
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Hmmm, mushrooms huh?
Back in my youth they used to make brownies with something funny inside but I did not think it was mushrooms. Then again.............
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And the winners are: NAPA cabbage http://search.store.yahoo.net/evergreens... and Chin Chang cabbage http://www.evergreenseeds.com/chincabhyb.... These are the first seeds to poke their heads from the soil blocks.
-- Posted by stevemills on Wed, Feb 9, 2011, at 8:14 PM
Today 10 of the 12 cabbages listed above are up.
The outer blocks seem to be drying faster so I paid a little more attention to them with water. About two drops directly on the center top and then 2.5 cups of water poured in the tray.
Pouring water in one area would not distribute evenly so I poured water around the edges and down each 'aisle' of blocks.
On this cold 15 degree morning it was heart warming to see the new growth.
-- Posted by stevemills on Thu, Feb 10, 2011, at 9:31 AM
I took a picture a few days ago of the plants that had come up but that has changed, as you might expect. I would have revised it again this morning but alas, I let the battery run down.
Three types of cabbage are up and going, all oriental types, I am not into most head cabbage. This is mostly a taste preference. The one exception so far is Napa.
Cabbage seeds are tiny and while I thought I was limiting one seed per block, apparently I slipped a few extras in. All but one block has sprouted, so maybe I did not get anything into it?
I am not surprised the tomato, pepper and onions are not sprouting yet. Onions are notoriously slow and the other two are still within parameters, but I would not be totally shocked if the tomatoes did not sprout at all. (old seed)
The surprise is that one whole row of of "Long Green Petiole" oriental cabbage has not shown any signs of life. I would have expected them to be similar to the others.
A balmy 30 degrees out there today. I re-checked the extended forecast and it looks good for this week. A few days ago it showed a extreme dip to 11 degrees on Thursday night but I figured it was a typo. This morning it is gone so that makes me feel warmer already.
-- Posted by stevemills on Sat, Feb 12, 2011, at 8:43 AM
Holy @#$% farmer John! What were those chickens eating??
Someone spread chicken manure on their fields this morning and WOW! I have breathed in the essence before but this batch smelled like burning garbage. (or maybe it was burning garbage?)
The farmer may still be in the field, overwhelmed by the intensity! Maybe I should check on them?
I got a load of chicken manure the first year we moved onto the farm, but had the good sense to dump it about 4.5 football fields away from the house. Give me horse, goat or even cow manure, but chicken and hog has to be left to the professionals.
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The Steadfast Tin SoldierComposer: Keith AmosPublisher: CMA PublicationsInstrumentation: Flute Choir; 6 C FlutesMain themes adapted from the work for Narrator & Symphony Orchestra, based on the story by Hans Christian Andersen
I. The Tin Soldier's ThemeII. The Dancer's ThemeIII. The Canary Song


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Plane Hits home in Buffalo, NY
Prayers with all casualities
Plane crash in upstate NY kills 49 people
By JOHN WAWROW John Wawrow 4 mins ago
A plane burns after it crashed into a house in Clarence Center, N.Y., Thursday AP A plane burns after it crashed into a house in Clarence Center, N.Y., Thursday Feb. 12, 2009. Authorities
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CLARENCE, N.Y. A commuter plane crashed into a suburban Buffalo home and erupted in flames late Thursday, killing all 48 people aboard and one person on the ground, authorities said.
Flames silhouetted the shattered home after Continental Connection Flight 3407 plummeted into it around 10:20 p.m.
"The whole sky was lit up orange," said Bob Dworak, who lives less than a mile from the crash site. "All the sudden, there was a big bang, and the house shook."
The 74-seat Q400 Bombardier aircraft, operated by Colgan Air, was flying from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to Buffalo Niagara International Airport in light snow, fog and 17 mph winds.
Dworak said while residents of his neighborhood about 10 miles from the Buffalo airport were used to planes rumbling overhead, but this one sounded louder than usual, sputtered and made some odd noises. After hearing the crash, he drove over to take a look, and "all we were seeing was 50 to 100 foot flames and a pile of rubble on the ground. It looked like the house just got destroyed the instant it got hit," he said.
Witness Tony Tatro said he saw the plane flying low and knew it was in trouble.
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Hunt 7624: Split hunting units Cougar
West Desert, Mtn Ranges
Season dates
Limited-entry 11-13-2013 to 2-26-2014
Harvest-objective 3-5-2014 to 5-30-2014
Type: Split hunting units
Species: Cougar
Weapon: Any legal weapon
West Desert, Mtn Ranges
DescriptionJuab, Millard, Tooele and Utah counties � Boundary begins at I-80 and the Utah-Nevada state line at Wendover; east on I-80 to the Dugway road at Rowley Junction; south on this road to the Pony Express Road: west on the Pony Express Road to the Dugway Valley Road; south on the Dugway Valley road to SR-174; east on SR-174 to US-6; southwest on US-6 to US-50/6 near Delta; west on US-50/6 to the Utah-Nevada state line; north along this state line to I-80. EXCLUDES ALL NATIVE AMERICAN TRUST LANDS WITHIN THIS BOUNDARY. USGS 1:100,000 Maps: Bonneville Salt Flat, Delta, Fish Springs, Lynndyl, Rush Valley, Tooele, Tule Valley, Wildcat Mountain. Boundary questions? Call Springville office, (801) 491-5678. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.
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