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MAYVILLE – National Fuel officials believe natural gas will be a viable future energy source for America.
The sixth annual Chautauqua County Energy Conference & Expo, hosted by the Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency, began Friday and will continue through this afternoon. The conference is being held at the Chautauqua Suites and Expo Center, 215 West Lake Road, Mayville.
Friday's sessions began at 12:15 p.m., with categories of panels including alternative power (such as wind and solar energy) and natural gas.
During their lecture, Cliff Mason and Ken Lawton, from National Fuel, spoke about the future of compressed natural gas use in vehicles. According to Mason, "Natural gas is competitively priced and hopefully will be in the future," noting that the cost of natural gas is currently equivalent to $1.99 per gallon. Mason also stated that "It's going to take a long, long time … to cause an upward push on natural gas prices." Natural gas currently accounts for a only small percentage of total fuel consumption in the United States, but companies like National Fuel wish to expand the prevalence of natural gas and decrease the nation's reliance on foreign fuels, such as gasoline.
The panel discussion was mainly focused on natural gas becoming a viable option for fueling vehicles. The key target market for natural gas powered vehicles, according to Mason, is heavy duty fleets, including school districts and trash haulers, and high mileage light duty vehicles, including taxis and delivery vehicles. Because heavy duty and high mileage vehicles require significantly more fuel, they see a much quicker return on investment than the average consumer. Ford and Chevy currently produce compressed natural gas/gasoline bi-fuel vehicles for consumer purchase, which generally cost $7000 to $10000 more than their gasoline-only equivalents.
Ken Lawton, an Energy Consultant for National Fuel, has been to the Expo since its inaugural year. He appreciates that the "Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency encourages dialogue in the energy industry" and that "(Because of the Expo) businesses have found ways to work together." Lawton also added that he believes people who have attended the conference have learned ways to lower their personal energy costs.
During Mary Hajdu's panel on Utica Shale drilling – an overview of geology, property leasing and current laws regarding drilling – it was clear that shale drilling will be a part of Chautauqua County's future in one way or another. According to Hajdu, an attorney at Burgett & Robbins, LLP, close to 75 percent of Chautauqua County has already been leased for shallow well drilling. Burgett & Robbins, LLP, represents the Snowbelt Landowners Group, which consists of landowners in the Western New York area looking to negotiate more favorable lease terms, properly market their land to oil companies and learn about lease terms from a legal standpoint, among other things.
Hajdu noted that shale drilling had caused a "revolution" in places like Pennsylvania, where natural gas industry jobs are paying an average of $81,000 per year and local landowners are making royalties on their land. Landowners in "wet gas" areas can expect up front payment of $3000 to $4000 per acre for leasing the land to an oil company, and monthly royalties generally around 18 percent of what is extracted. Most leases in our area are for "dry gas", and on top of 12.5 percent monthly royalties, landowners can expect payment of $2 to $5 per acre up front. The theme of the Utica Shale drilling panel focused on the fact that drilling in the Utica layer is far safer than current drilling practices because it will be so heavily regulated by New York State. The Snowbelt Landowners Group and many area residents wish to lift the ban on Utica Shale drilling in New York and start pumping money back into our local communities.
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The Norton Museum of Art is tapping into its permanent collection for the exhibition "Say it Loud! Art by African and African-American Artists in the Collection," on display from December 27 through March 3, 2013. Dozens of works of art, from an array of genres, including paintings, sculptures, photographs and works on paper, make up the exhibition that spans a multitude of artist movements throughout the twentieth century. Featuring works from James Van Der Zee and his studio photography chronicle of the Harlem Renaissance and Al Loving's bright and bold abstract canvases—one of the first best known African-American abstract artists of his generation—to Nick Cave's bombastic and loud Soundsuits, "Say it Loud!" is a study of the evolution of art in the African and African-American community over the century, showing the parallels with the overarching art world's growth, as well as highlighting what made these artists so unique.
"Say it Loud!" is a tangible history lesson, displaying works that stem from the Harlem Renaissance, both World War I and II, the Civil Right Movement and onto today. The works speak not just to an aesthetic disposition but also to the rumblings of community as a whole. Says Nick Cave of his Soundsuits, "They hide identity, gender, race and class; you are forced to reckon with the unfamiliar, the fantastic in a sense, without judgment." This mirrors a more universal and global acceptance in modern society, a striking discord from the strife of the Civil Rights, of which Charles Alston was heavily influenced, as seen in his painting Walking, inspired by the Montgomery Bus Boycott. These eras, often stark and isolated, when displayed congruently, help paint a timeline of continuous artistic growth, each lending themselves to the next generation while maintaining a sense of tradition and legacy.
"Say it Loud!" is not just a look into artistic evolution, but "celebrates the diversity of the museum's collection," says Norton's Executive Director Hope Alswang. With more than 20 artists work on display, the exhibition highlights just a fraction of the overall collection, which now stands at about 7,000 works. The museum has targeted five major areas of art: American art, European art, Chinese art, contemporary art and photography, many of which are on permanent and rotating display throughout the museum galleries.
- In connection with "Say it Loud!," internationally renowned and exhibited artist Faith Ringgold will be on hand January 20 at 3 p.m. for a discussion of her work throughout her career. "More than 50 Years" follows Ringgold's career from the early 1960s and the tumult of the Civil Rights to the turn of the century and her millennial works. Free with admission to museum, limited seating.
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In short: Wet and muddy!In full: Another excellent race from the Avalanche team.Every year they have added more obstacles to make it tougher and this year was no exception.The horrendous rainfall we have had added to the fun with flooded parts of the woods made good use of. Keep it up guys.Date of review: February 17, 2013
In short: Fantastic challengeIn full: I ran the load bearing option of this race. Combined with fresh snow and mist this race was a real challenge. It was very well organised and the organisers were very approachable and friendly. Fellow competitors were friendly and all seemed to have a good sense of humour which is a must in these conditions. Previously my favourite race was the Sleepwalker run my Northridge adventure but this is on a level with it and I shall be doing it again.Date of review: January 24, 2013
In short: Fantastic courseIn full: Another fantastic event from Quest.The course was tougher then the Avalanche course run on the site earlier this year. Lots of water including a lake to cross/swim and the climbing nets were a nice addition. I think I'll be smelling of swamp for a while though.Date of review: September 15, 2012
In short: Excellent funIn full: Well done to the organisers for going ahead in snowy conditions. The snow just added to the challenge of the race. There were more obstacles then last year to make it more challenging. I was dissapointed to see a high number of front runners skipping obstacles though. Overall I really enjojed it and will be back next year.Date of review: February 5, 2012
In short: Trail running at its best.In full: One of the few proper night races,and one of the only night races you can run solo. Harsh weather and terrain make it a good challenge.The organisation is superb. The route has just enough markers to let you know your on the right route but you still need to know where you should be going or you will miss them, which I feel is a good thing, its all part of the challenge.I'll be back again next year.Date of review: November 27, 2011
In short: Well organised and marshaledIn full: This was my first road race, I do XC and fell running normaly. I wasn't particularly looking forward to it as I'd only entered it as a couple of mates were doing it. But I thoroughly enjoyed it, the atmosphere was great helped my the enthusiastic marshals and the local residents who clapped us on. the last couple of miles up through the shopping areas was briliant. I will definatly do it again next year.Date of review: October 13, 2011
In short: Excellent challenging race with plenty of variationDate of review: February 6, 2011
In short: Fantastic, why arn't there more races like this.In full: This is the first race I have done. Road running doesn't interest me, I like a bit of a challange, so when a mate sent me a link to this it ticked all the boxes.The atmosphere was great throughout and the time flew by as your so focused on where your putting your feet through most off the race. The navigation is fairly easy as your on trails for most off the race. I will definatly be back for another go next year.Read more here http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/forum/forummessages/mps/dt/4/UTN/168193/Date of review: December 4, 2010
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As much as I love pump, Sometimes I need that extra firepower to take down fools.
I want to get into mag fed, having a huge hopper and carrying thousands of pods isn't really practical for me, since I like speed and versatility.
Pump allows this versatility, but not the speed I need, I had to change my play style to less aggressive since I can't take people on head-first.
I currently have narrowed it down to two choices.
I could get a mag kit for my current tippmann, but the MK7P is just so much easier to release mags than the MKV or MK5, so I'm saving up for either an X7 Phenom with mag kit or Milsig.
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Pricy, since I don't own a Phenom
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The fact that it hasn't come out yet
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Now it seems as if it's really easy from here, but I don't really know the performance of Milsig's markers compared to the Phenom.
Should I wait for the release of the MK3/M17 and choose from that, or get the Phenom and kit?
I'm leaning towards Milsig, but TechPB you can decide for me.
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What they're making at that place is basically just a NY Style/Margherita hybrid.
Sure some people like it and owners like it because it's cheaper and easier to make than say Totonno's or Grimaldi's pizza, but coal oven "style" pizza is the original NY pizza. Some people have labeled it "elite," but it's not. It's just the correct way to make it.
Is that shaved mozz that they use in the Pizza Town video?
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Quite a page of showing off!
Great moon cups Hopeofdawn!
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You have made Chris' cup a star debunix.
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1. Luiz Amaral,
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Message 1: Interfaces of Intelligent Computer-Aided Language Learning
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Interfaces of Intelligent Computer-Aided Language Learning
Full Title: Interfaces of Intelligent Computer-Aided Language Learning
Short Title: IICALL 2006
Date: 14-Dec-2006 - 17-Dec-2006
Location: Columbus, Ohio, USA
Contact Person: Detmar Meurers
Meeting Email: dm
Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics; Computational Linguistics
Call Deadline: 20-Nov-2006
Meeting Description:
Workshop on interfaces of ICALL preceded by three pre-workshop courses.
Call For Papers for the Workshop on
Interfaces of Intelligent Computer-Aided Language Learning
Department of Linguistics
The Ohio State University
Research in Intelligent Computer-Aided Language Learning (ICALL) integrates
natural language processing into a computer-aided language learning environment.
For such research to be innovative, successful and sustainable, it arguably
needs to combine linguistic modeling, second language acquisition research
(learner and activity modeling), and pedagogical insights from foreign language
teaching (instruction modeling) with representations and computational
linguistic algorithms capable of integrating the information from these models.
The current state of the art in the various relevant fields seems favorable for
interdisciplinary ICALL research. Complementing the focus on communication and
culture in foreign language teaching since the 60s, second language acquisition
research since the 90s has clearly established that awareness of language
categories, forms and rules...and thus linguistic modeling and the processing
needed to identify those properties...is important for an adult learner to
successfully acquire a foreign language. At the same time, most
research groups currently lack the interdisciplinary orientation or background
needed to develop and combine the linguistic and learner/cognitive modeling
with computational processing, and to develop and test intelligent tutoring
systems as part of real-life language teaching.
The IICALL workshop and the pre-workshop courses are intended to
foster exchange and in-depth discussion of these interfaces of ICALL.
Pre-Workshop Courses:
The courses on Dec 14-16 will be held by three leading researchers in
the area of ICALL and its interfaces:
- Kathleen McCoy (U. Delaware), on NLP and Learner Modeling for ICALL
- Susan Bull (U. Birmingham), on Open Learner Models
- Eckhard Bick (VISL, Southern Denmark U.), on ICALL in support of
Language Awareness
The workshop on Dec 17 will consist of 20+8 minute presentations, selected from
the submitted abstracts.
You are invited to submit one-page abstracts describing research related to
ICALL. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Learner and/or instruction models for ICALL;
- ICALL tools to promote language awareness;
- Activity design for ICALL systems;
- Transferability of SLA research results to an ICALL setting;
- ICALL to collect data for SLA research;
- Evaluation of ICALL tools in foreign language teaching settings;
- Integration of ICALL into foreign language teaching curricula;
- ICALL system architecture;
- Re-use of NLP resources for ICALL;
- NLP techniques for ICALL;
- Feedback generation in ICALL.
Discussions of work in progress are welcome - PhD students and other young
researchers are particularly encouraged to submit their work.
- Format: one page abstract (plus references/figures)
- Submit the abstract in PDF format to both of the organizers:
Luiz Amaral (amaral
Detmar Meurers (dm
- Deadline for submissions: Monday, November 20
- Notification of acceptance: Friday, November 24
- Workshop takes place on: Sunday, December 17
The event will be held at the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
Participation in the workshop and the pre-workshop courses is free.
We are grateful to the Ohio State College of Humanities and the Department of
Linguistics for financial support under the Targeted Investment in Excellence
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This use case addresses the Outage Restoration Notification message generated by the OMS system after receiving a restoration of service message from a NIC-ESP (part of the Smart Meter).
Many AMI systems offer endpoints with an "outage restoration" message transmission capability to tell the utility that the endpoints have regained power after an outage. This outage restoration transmission serves as a surrogate for the customer's call. AMI systems also work well in helping the Outage Management System (OMS) and dispatcher understand and efficiently respond to the areas that are still affected with the outage conditions.
This Use Case is unique as it is initiated at the NIC when it detects a restoration of service voltage. The NIC then issues a Restoration of Service Message that flows back to the enterprise without any request from an enterprise system. The Restoration of Service Message is routed through the AMI Network to the AMI Head-End. The AMI Head-End sends the message to the ODS and the Outage Filter. The Outage Filter sorts the message and sends it to the Trouble Ticket System(TTS). The TTS sends the message to the OMS. The OMS system updates the outage ticket and sends the update to the TTS and ODS.


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Hewlett-Packard reportedly intends to release its first tablet based on Palm WebOS operating system in the first quarter of 2011, around one year after HP acquired Palm. There are no precise details about the device at the moment except of the fact that its code-name is Hurricane.
The information about the tablet was released by Todd Bradley, the vice president of personal systems group at HP, during an all-hands employee meeting, reports Engadget web-site. The project is known internally as Hurricane and there are possibilities that Palm started it quite some time ago as an independent company. No technical specifications are known, but since webOS will be used, it is likely that the device will be powered by an ARM-based system-on-chip.
It should be noted that HP also plans to release a slate-type personal computer for enterprises running Windows 7 and also an electronic book reader powered by Google Android. Three tablets from one company seems somewhat excessive, given the fact that they will inevitably compete against each other.
Various manufacturers of personal computers or mobile devices are also gearing up to release their tablets early next year. With three tablets under HP brand due late in 2010 or early in 2011 it is evident that HP is very serious about its slate lineup.
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Amid Venice's bustling tourist activity, its iconic art, gondolas, and church bells, dozens of government representatives, NGO leaders and academics met this week to discuss the links between ecological and economic crises in the Mediterranean region.
Organized by Global Footprint Network and UNESCO, with support from the MAVA Foundation, the two-day international conference, "Securing Competitiveness for the Mediterranean," opened Monday (October 1) at UNESCO's Venice office. The Mediterranean's ever-widening ecological deficit and its economic implications is the main theme of the new Mediterranean Ecological Footprint Trends report, the result of a two-year study by Global Footprint Network and the focus of the conference. Representatives from more than 12 Mediterranean countries attended the event, which has already been covered by Le Monde, La Stampa and other media.
Despite recent headlines about financial debt and economic reform, the region's ecological deficit (when the Ecological Footprint exceeds biocapacity) has remained largely unreported. As suggested by the theme of the conference—"Exploring Ecological Footprint and biocapacity trends and their implications for the Mediterranean"—the purpose was to obtain a clear-eyed assessment of the Mediterranean region's ecological deficit, and to explore what it means for the region's long-term economic security.
The first day of the conference was dedicated to diving into the report's findings. For example, Mediterranean nations have nearly tripled their demand for renewable natural resources and ecological services since 1961. By 2008, the region's Ecological Footprint—the demand on Earth's bioproductive land and sea areas—exceeded local ecological assets by more than 150 percent.
Mediterranean nations' dependence on the availability of ecological assets outside the region exposes them to supply disruptions or price volatility. This is increasingly true as trade partners have shifted from nations with ecological reserves to those with ecological deficits. As competition for limited resources heats up, it leaves those with declining purchasing power in a potentially precarious situation.
Global Footprint Network President Mathis Wackernagel gave a keynote speech, focusing on how national leaders can prepare for an era of increasing resource constraints by incorporating indicators such as the Footprint accounting into their decision making. He was joined by Gianfranco Bologna, Scientific Director of WWF Italy; Enrico Giovannini, President, Chief Statistician and Director of ISTAT; and Atila Uras, Programme Officer of UNEP/MAP.
Day two of the conference was a by-invitation only workshop, dedicated to exploring how the findings of the Mediterranean Ecological Footprint Trends report can be used to develop innovative and proactive responses (ranging from policy interventions to reforms of education systems) to the region's growing ecological deficit and the emerging global competition for resources and ecosystem services. Participants discussed the need to shift from a silo to a systemic approach in governance, as well as the need to incorporate a one-planet thinking into educational programs and awareness campaigns to mobilize both policy makers and civil society.
Conclusions presented in Mediterranean Ecological Footprint Trends report include:
How can the region address these risks? Even in this resource-constrained world, countries can remain economically successful. Indeed, with the right tools, leaders can choose strategies that both reverse the trends of shrinking supply and growing demand and help their populations thrive in this new era. How Mediterranean countries track and manage their supply of and demand on biocapacity will be central to their long-term ability to remain economically competitive and to provide for the well-being of their citizens.
Key findings of the report, "Why Are Resource Limits Now Undermining Economic Performance?", are available online in English, French and Arabic. The full report, "Mediterranean Ecological Footprint Trends," will also be available in French in coming weeks.
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I purchased this card game during an educational fair when both my children were in elementary school, 4th & 6th grades. Now their in the 9th & 7th grades and this game has stood the test of time. We absolutely LOVE how engaging and educational this game is. We travel quite often and this game is a must have on every plane ride. It's so much fun that other passengers ask what we're playing. The reason I came back to this site is because on a recent flight we left them on the plane. Needless to say we were all upset and the flight home was pretty boring.
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By NewAgeMama
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Rhyme Out is a fun rhyming game suitable for kids and adults alike. There are 600 different questions which gives you thousands of ways to makes rhymes. How it works is that each card will give you clues to the rhyming words they're looking for. For example, a bird that lives in a pond, a deer with antlers, and a vehicle that hauls things. All three answers need to rhyme, so the answers are duck, buck, and truck. This fun game is a great way for kids to grow their vocabulary. It's a simple game without any complicated directions, and even the package doesn't take up much space. Anyone who enjoys a good word game is going to love this. Complimentary product received.
Fun rhyming game
By MomMomOnTheGo
from Port Coquitlam, BC Canada
Rhyme Out is a rhyming game for kids ages 10 and older. Adults will likely enjoy this game. The ranking for 10 and older is due to vocabulary. You can include younger ones, but I would recommend that you play as a team then.I like to play games just for fun and not keep score and that applies with this game. That way the game can last as long or as short as you want it to.In Rhyme Out one person draws a card and reads the three clues out loud. Everybody else races to answer the correct responses that rhyme with each other! Whoever gets to 10 cards first, wins! You can imagine the fun and laughter that comes from the guesses.The game is small and easy to bring with you on travel.Please note that this game was provided to me in exchange for my honest review.
Lots of Laughter with this one!
By The IE Mommy
from Beaumont CA
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I really like playing games together as a family. Unfortunately, life doesn't always allow time for fun and games! One exception to that that I can always count on is the holidays.Our family tradition is to go camping for Thanksgiving weekend. It's always a fun time and one of the things I look forward to the most is game time! We tried a new game this time called Rhyme Out. It is for ages 10 to adults but I still decided to give it a shot with my six and seven-year-olds because they are supersmart!The object of the game is simple so I figured that they could at least get the main idea. One person draws a card and reads the three clues out loud. Everybody else races to answer the correct responses that rhyme with each other! Whoever gets to 10 cards first, wins!Here is an example and the first card that I picked. The clues are: another word for smelly, another name for your little finger, and small in size. The hint is rhymes with inky and the answers are stinky, pinky and dinky. This is very first card had everybody laughing out loud and I knew immediately that we had a hit on our hands.I like that the concept is simple and I did not have to read the directions five times to understand them like I have had to with many games recently. There is one fun the little twist to the game and that is the steel card where you can steal cards from other players if you draw this card.After playing it with my kids I think that the age recommendation is simply due to vocabulary and how many words kids have learned at that point my kids did pretty well have extensive vocabularies but they are only in first and second grade so they did struggle a bit. It wasn't enough to stop us from having fun and mom and dad helped out at times. I definitely think they will do better at it in the next couple of years.If your family is like mine and loves playing games together, Rhyme Out is a super fun one for the whole family.
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By Lulu
from Griswold, IA
About Me Education Oriented, Grandparent
I played Rhyme Out a year ago and have been looking for it for myself since. We borrowed it to take to a gathering at Thanksgiving. Then I noticed the web site on the box. Now have my own!! We played it with grandkids at Christmas and they all liked it.


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Doubt is a peculiar emotion. When you have doubt boiling under your collar, it can manifest in so many ways: anger, fear, frustration, guilt, anxiety, pain. Doubt: A Parable, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning play by John Patrick Shanley, explores the complexities of doubt within an institution that prides itself on absolute belief, the Catholic Church.
Set in the Bronx in 1964, Doubt follows three faculty members at St. Nicholas Catholic School. Sister Aloysius, St. Nicholas' cold and feared principal, has grown suspicious of Father Flynn, the fun-loving pastor. She believes (though she has no proof) that Father Flynn's intentions with his young, male students are far from pure. Enlisting the help of timid teacher Sister James, Sister Aloysius seeks to uncover the truth and eliminate the doubt.
In the hands of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, Doubt takes on new life. Having only attended oversized productions at the Maltz Jupiter, I was curious to see how director J. Barry Lewis would translate the play's subtleties. I should have known better than to doubt the Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Compassionate performances from the small cast fill the theatre with tangible vibrato. The practical set design–the aesthetics of which I doubted at first glance–folds into itself like a Russian Doll, tranforming into a pulpit, courtyard and principal's office as the play progresses. The sonic transitions from scene to scene are handled beautifully and guide the audience from one beat to the next. All of these elements combined produce an hour and a half of theater you won't soon forget.
|Maureen Anderman and Jim Ballard perform in Doubt: A Parable. Photo by Alicia Donelan.
With a cast of four, there's nowhere for an actor to hide. Doubt, comprised primarily of monologues and duets, could easily fall apart in the hands of less confident thespians. This cast, with the help of veteran Broadway actress Maureen Anderman, embraces the challenge with brute force.
The play opens with Father Flynn delivering a sermon on–what else–doubt. When Jim Ballard uttered his first syllable as Father Flynn, I was overcome with doubt. Having grown up with a Queens-born mother and surrounded by heavy New York accents, I wasn't totally convinced by Ballard's Bronx brogue. Thankfully, my reservations subsided as Ballard relaxed into his role. His tender portrayal of a man stradding the line between demon and savior was breathtaking. Doubt's greatest strength lies in its ambiguity; very few questions are answered by the time the curtain falls. Ballard portrays the 'is he/isn't he' quality of his character with haunting sincerity.
As Sister Aloysius, Maureen Anderman is the cornerstone of the production. Her posture alone tells you everything you need to know about her character. Hunched and wary, Anderson pulsates from mark to mark, always with purpose, always with suspicion. Her stature reflects the weight of her deep tenderness for her students, even if that tenderness is something she never speaks of aloud. Julie Kleiner's naive portrayal of Sister James pops against Anderman's strong and stoic characterization. The dichotomies between these two women, bound together by religion, add a new texture to this great drama.
Doubt is a heavy piece of theater. The 90-minute production, though sprinkled with funny moments, touches upon some serious issues. It's not for everyone. Despite this trait, the combination of a magnificant cast and the stellar technical production I've come to expect from the Maltz Jupiter Theatre, makes Doubt the strongest production in what has been a very strong season for the theatre. Without a doubt, you don't want to miss it.
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In short: Quite challenging, good road race.In full: Excellent. Very friendly local race. Very well marked with K signs and marshals directing you.Date of review: September 10, 2013
In short: gentle hills to keep the interest.Date of review: September 25, 2011
In short: Always a challenge, always a good race.In full: The best cakes! So many nice touches like the hose and jelly babies. Plenty of water stations and sponges. A great race for racing or just running without pressure. Very scenic and very friendly. great social event as well as a great race.Date of review: July 3, 2011
In short: Adventure raceDate of review: May 6, 2011
In short: ow. This race hurts. Well marshalled and supportd.In full: Just run it for the cakes and the medal.The medal, like last year is great. The water; drinks; sponges; shower; jelly babies stations all frequent.This is a well thought out run. Bit of a problem on the narrow roads with walkers, cars and cyclists though.Date of review: July 4, 2010
In short: Great HillIn full: I don't like road races much so this wasn't a great race for me. Dull as ditch water. I tend not to look at the scenery as I'm running but you can't really knock Eastbourne for the sea. It's great. Enough runners that there's someone to have a bit of a race with. Plenty of water stations. Chocie bar at the end was a nice touch. ;-) Date of review: March 7, 2010
In short: Challenging race, friendly people, great scenery,In full: Well thought out and executed. Only my second marathon but I think I did ok. Felt a bit lonely near the end with no one in sight but along the way it was well supported.Date of review: October 13, 2009
In short: Mud mud glorious mud.In full: This is a very challenging route with great scenery and lots of sticky wet mud. If you enjoy pain, go for it.Date of review: August 2, 2009
In short: Someone somewhere has an evil mind.In full: This race started with an offroad uphill slog. By the end of which I vowed never to run again. Then came the water and the mud and the silly notes. I loved this race and finished laughing.Date of review: April 23, 2009
In short: Brilliant all round.In full: I'm a happy runner, met so many friendly people. Roads are very hard work though.Date of review: September 23, 2008
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I am looking for a winter layout with a husky dog in it. My cousin got a husky hat for christmas and I would love to do something with it.
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Try this gallery. You may find something that appeals to you. Also, SherryLynn and Carla have larger dogs - one of their layouts may give you some ideas.
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Shot live in December 2008 at the Blue Note Tokyo, this clip shows Bruce, Reid, and Co. tearing through "Vuelta Abajo"—from the Tony Williams Lifetime's second record, Turn It Over—in beautifully chaotic fashion.
At this intimate February 2011 show at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley in Seattle, Spectrum Road goes from free-form to straight groove and back again—all while taking turns showcasing their respective world-class chops.
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HOUSTON - A judge ruled Wednesday that a store receipt that allegedly places a woman away from a home when her day care caught fire can be used in her trial.
Jessica Tata has been charged with four counts of murder, three counts of abandoning a child and two counts of reckless injury to a child.
Authorities believe she left the children alone while she went shopping and the fire was ignited by a stove-top burner left on.
Shomari Dickerson, 3, Elizabeth Kojah, 20 months, Kendyll Stradford, 20 months, and Elias Castillo, 16 months, died in the fire at Jackie's Child Care on Crestpark at Waypark shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 24, 2011. Three other children were injured in the fire.
Tata fled to Nigeria, after the fire but before she was charged. She was captured a month later.
Tata's lawyers were trying to get evidence they said was taken without a court order thrown out before her trial starts next week.
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Pies look great Deb. I wsh I could claim the fig preserves and prosciutto (with a little blue cheese) combo, however I borrowed it from VIA313.
Deb, while I enjoy seeing my recipe (modified or not) being successfully utilized and I'm ecstatic that you're one of the first members to follow my advice and track down Spring King, did you have to go with Baking Steel? Et tu, Deb? Et tu?
I'm ecstatic that you're one of the first members to follow my advice and track down Spring King
Seriously, I can sort of understand your desire to just get the steel purchased and off your to do list, regardless of the price involved. I do think, though, that with beautiful pies like these, you'll want to share them with your friends, and, once you start entertaining, the 13"ish maximum pizza limitation could end up getting on your nerves.
What thickness factor did you go with?
If you're going to do justice to these beautiful pies, it's time to photograph them under better light. It's not always feasible, but sunlight is ideal- it makes for the prettiest red sauce. Second to sunlight, incandescent. Fluorescent is not your friend.
I can't make any promises, but, generally speaking, using the convection bake feature while the pizza is baking should give you comparable browning as using the broiler, without have to turn the broiler on and off at the designated times. Maybe. It depends on how hot the plate is/how quick the bake time is and how much color you want on top. Convection should give you less contrast and more even browning.Don't get too caught up with the broiler pre-heat. The surface of the plate can get considerably hotter, but pizza bakes with penetrated heat. Use the convection bake for the pre-heat, and, then, if you want, you can play around with using some broiler just before baking to drive up the temp a bit more. Honestly, if the convection bake setting can give you 525 and the fan never shuts off, then there's a distinct possibility you can turn that on, pre-heat for 45 minutes, launch/bake the pizza, and never have to change an oven setting. Maybe.
I'll get over the baking steel purchase. Eventually In the meantime, though, those are some really nice looking pies.
Hey, Deb, you got a photo that wasn't horrifically yellow. What happened there? I'll let Peter chime in regarding his Papa Gino recipe, but as far as the same day convection experimentation goes, here are my thoughts.Same days are very anti-browning, because you're not giving the enzymes time to generate much residual sugar. If you ever find yourself in a bind and have to go same day again, it'll be a little less authentically NY style, imo, but bump up the oil to 4% and the sugar to 2%. Both will help get you the browning you lose with a same day dough.With a longer ferment or browning enhancing ingredients, the convection feature should give you excellent color in 4-5 minutes. Another aspect that will help you get better browning in a shorter amount of time is thickness factor. I know you're not stressing yourself with too thin of a stretch, and that's a good idea for where you're at, but, as you move forward, it's time to dial back the dough quantity. You're goal, for NY, should be around .075, but, until you get really comfortable stretching, I'd work with .085.Something's not quite right with the cheese. Are you grating the cheese yourself, and, if so, what size are you grating the cheese to? Is it whole milk? What brand is it?
So how much did it cost altogether? I can get a cut of 16X16X1/2 steel for $73(that includes tax), but like you I'm afraid of contamination. Also, can we really be sure the baking steel is safe from lead? I'd assume that it would have to be FDA approved, but I'm no lawyer.
Deb, whatever room that was, I hope you return to it for future photos If you're going to make any other style, feel free to do anything you please with the cheese. For NY, though, please grate it. Pretty please All the cheese-centric magic of a NY style pizza occurs when the cheese bubbles. That's when the buttery richness comes alive. You're already behind the 8 ball when it comes to using supermarket cheese. Without pepperoni or some kind of added fat, it's very difficult to get supermarket cheese to melt well.Golden brown delicious (GBD) frequently comes up in a crust context, but I've never seen it discussed on this forum from a cheese perspective. I grew up with pretty pale charred contrasty crusts, so when it comes to GBD vs charred contrasty crusts, I can go either way. I don't mind the crust contrast I get when broiling, but I prefer the set and forget it aspect of convection baking. Contrasty cheese, though... cheese that's mostly white with dark brown spots, is a major defect. GBD crust- personal preference. GBD cheese- pure seduction. Food service grade cheeses/grande clones generally have enough fat content to prevent spotting and encourage bubbling, but supermarket cheeses usually need extra fat, either in the form of oil or pepperoni.Beyond fat, though, it's critical, for this style, to be grated and to get plenty of heat from below by using the appropriate thickness factor. Dicing cheese will never get you this:http://slice.seriouseats.com/images/2012/10/20121016-williamsburg-pizza-03.jpgand believe me, you want that. Nor will it ever achieve this:
but, but, but Scott - I posted in the general section I do want to make a NY but will continue to do some of my own thing.
Deb, this isn't said much, nor is there any kind of sticky for this kind of stuff, so I can understand how you might have missed it, but the only reason to deal with the backbreaking nature of 1/2" steel is for 4 minute NY bakes. That's it. Any other non Neapolitan style can be done with much lighter materials, such as cordierite or 1/4" steel. Another piece of information that is implied more frequently than stated is that NY style is my area of interest and it's, as of this moment, the only pizza I bake, so any recipe from me is going to be a hardcore authentic NY style recipe. When you use my recipe, the pizza should come out of the oven saying "You talkin' to me? You talkin' to me?" Seriously, though, regardless of your intent, you just made NY style pizzas that are on par with some of the best in the NY metro area. If you can get more comfortable with stretching, drop the thickness factor down to .075 and grate your wm cheese, you'll be on par with the best NY style pizzas ever made. There's nothing wrong with doing your own thing, but it's worth attempting the real deal at least once. If you thought you had a wow moment before, wait until you get the right TF and cheese melt.
Seriously, though, regardless of your intent, you just made NY style pizzas that are on par with some of the best in the NY metro area. If you can get more comfortable with stretching, drop the thickness factor down to .075 and grate your wm cheese, you'll be on par with the best NY style pizzas ever made.


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Awesome!!!! I felt so good even before visiting this place. They quickly replied to my emails with questions and concerns. People were so friendly, nice and very helpful. One of the guys even offered me to help to wash my child's sandy shoes which is of course not his duty! The food was very good. My kids with food allergies could enjoy grilled chickens. The salsa tasted very good and I liked the rich flavor of lime. The price is moderate which even included beach towels. My husband and my older boy enjoyed snorkeling a lot. Oh, I already miss there so much.
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We had a great time and your place was a highlight of the whole trip. Thanks again for all the help and hospitality. I hope to make it back someday and we will pass on all you info to others headed your way. Thanks again!! P.S. - Send me some links on where I can leave some reviews for your place!! Thanks
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Love "@nacamadakristen: @jaredleto what do you think of Kristen Stewart? ? ?"
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Love "@nacamadakristen: @jaredleto what do you think of Kristen Stewart? ? ?"
— JARED LETO (@JaredLeto) February 18, 2013
I don't understand twitter so what's going on hereReplyDelete
am i the only one who doesn't own a twitter account and doesnt know how it work even if my life depended on it?!LOL
LOVE? was that all he said?
Sorry.. But who is he?ReplyDelete
Actor :-)Delete
"Panic Room" actor!Delete
he is very famous, he's an actor, director, producer and musician (included singer, composer and song writer). he's very good looking, of course before I knew Rob.Delete
Awww... Jared! :-)ReplyDelete
I fucking love her! :DReplyDelete
is he saying that he loves her??? i don't understand the tweet....
do they actually know each other???
They worked together in Panic Room .Delete
he just answered "Love", I dont know what he means and I think they dont know each other cause kristen never been in same project with himDelete
They know each other from the movie Panic RoomDelete
he's director of Artifact Movie that won for Best Documentary at Toronto International Film Festival.He's very creative, in 2012 Jared Leto has been placed one of 100 most creative people in business by Fast Company on 72nd position.Btw he's very handsome too. I love his music.Delete
Not every time you say you love someone, you mean you're in love with that person, you shouldn't always interpret it as literal. I also often say that I love her... madly... terminally... :), but it is somewhat abstract. In my opinion it simply means that he has good feelings for her.Delete
Great answer from JL...hahaha
He worked with her in panic Room,was one of the bad guys.ReplyDelete
Kristen and Jared : http://cafefiles.naver.net/20091217_67/soyo_ing_1261041618161OBcmB_jpg/004_soyo_ing.jpg
Rob and Jared : http://static.actustar.com/img/articles/visuel/28724-robert_pattinson_et_jared_leto.jpg
wow thanks for the link @TZ, kristen look so cute, yeah now I remembered him. he knew kristen since she was 12 (Panic Room)Delete
They worked together in Panic Room if I am not mistaken, He was one of the bad guys... But I don't understand the Tweet too.ReplyDelete
He was in panic room with her. He was one of the bad guys.ReplyDelete
I love her too!ReplyDelete
They worked together. Jared and Kristen were in the movie, Panic room. Jared was one of the bad guys. He is probably very fond of out Kristen (can you blame the guy?)and feel affectionate towards her.ReplyDelete
Yes he is just saying that he loves her work and I am sure he is another actor who would love to work with her in another film. She certainly has a following from some of her male and female stars. Way to go Kristen, everyone including Rob does love you and what you stand for.Delete
Before Edward Cullen, there was Jordan Catalano LOL. Jared is also the lead vocalist of my fave band 30 Seconds to Mars. He and Kristen maintained a professional friendship <3ReplyDelete
Whoa... All the actors that kristen knows so... Cool she sure is growing into a beautiful actress I'm glad she is ok and rob is a sweet heart to be with her when she is down (:ReplyDelete
Ha ha..good answered Jared, I love her tooReplyDelete
I love her more... ;)ReplyDelete
I love her even more.......... ;) hee...Delete
showing my age I knew who he was from his My called life days lol. I knew he was in panic room with her. I just don't get twitter lolReplyDelete
I'm right there with you as I was in high school and like most girls we all had a crush on Jared "Jordan Catalano" Leto. Sadly he didn't have any scenes with Kristen in Panic Room,as he gets killed mid-way in the film. However I'm glad to see he's one of many whom have worked with her and have had nothing but great things to say about her. She looks like his little sister in that pic. Sweet!Delete
HE is also the lead singer of 30 seconds to Mars, right? I didn't realize he played one of the bad guys in Panic Room....love it? Love him. Damn, always thought he was sexy as hell. He would be my Christian Grey for sure. Yummy! Great eyes he has too!ReplyDelete
yea he's the lead singer of that awesome band. Who knew shy jordan catalano had an awesome voice.Wonder if kristen is a fan of his band?ReplyDelete
Wasn't he and Cameron Diaz a couple for almost 5 years?ReplyDelete
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Ok, I'm going to ask it and you can't stop me!
Anyone watching American Idol? Come on, you can admit it.
I watch with my daughter, one of the few G rated things going on t.v. right now.
Other than the host and judges it's kind of entertaining.
There are some really talented guys on, the girls are pretty sad for the most part.
Chris, Ellliot and Katherine are really talented. Taylor is my favorite though, the guy is just full of a love for music!


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Skip to comments.States increase school hours: 300 hours added for some students in 2013
Posted on 12/02/2012 9:59:17 PM PST by bgill
Participating states include New York, Massachusetts, Colorado, Tennessee, and Connecticut. The decision is all part of an initiative to be more competitive with other nations on a global level... Federal, state, and district funds will afford the increase in school hours along with the Ford Foundation and the National Center on Time and Learning.
(Excerpt) Read more at examiner.com ...
More tax dollars down the tubes.
Methinks that the unions and the whining teachers won't go for any more 'work'.
At least not without the state forking over half their GDP.
Shifting towards internment camps.
Obama wanted to gut summer break and keep in school longer M-sat
This is house manure. The Germans went from about 700: to 1:00.
How about leaving out the curricula which put condoms on vegetables and teach that perversion is normal and spend it on core courses instead? No additional study halls required, and the quality of education can increase.
I was told that the only increases in school hours would be because of Sandy.
I'm glad I'm long out of school. I already put 5 years into high school; that was tough enough for me and I was pretty close to being dropped out. Having to do it again, for a longer period of time would be quite bad.
I had a cousin who only went as far as 9th grade. Long story short, he ended up being a millionaire MANY times over. And I know of a PhD who can't get a job in her field. She's a substitute teacher w/no benefits. The past does not indicate what our future will be.
I certainly hope that's true.
Your stories are true about 1% of the time.
In second grade, US students rank among the top students in the world. After ten years of unionized education, as high school seniors they rank somewhere between 70th and 80th world wide. Something important isn't working unless the union goal is to produce an unthinking electorate. Then it is working just fine.
Just 300 hours more of liberal social indoctrination of the children.
Final step: An NEA teacher will be in every hospital delivery room to carry the little one off to Newborn School. ( No sarcasm intended.)
In states around the nation more than half of their budget goes toward funding the government run, GODLESS, socialist-funded, single-payer, compulsory-use INDOCTRINATION CAMPS!
The amount of money on all levels ( federal, state, and local) exceeds that used to fund the military. Some estimates are that is it approximately $17,000/year/child.
Yes, indeed!
If and when tyranny comes to the U.S., the fascist oligarchy will not use cattle cars to haul citizens to the re-education camps. No. No. Big yellow school buses will be used and the sheeple with compliantly board them just as they have been trained to do.
I consider government schooling to be so damaging to children and such a threat to our nation's continuing freedom that I have made a personal decision.
Decision: I will not have a government school worker for a friend. They are too evil, too stupid, or too much of a Useful Idiot to be a friend. They are out of my life!
Government schools exist because workers **willingly** seek employment to run them. No one is holding a gun to their heads. Abortion centers exist for the same reason, too.
Won't this cut into the pay of those who babysit the children outside school hours? Their union should have fought it!
Something important isnt working unless the union goal is to produce an unthinking electorate. Then it is working just fine.
Well, yes, that is exactly the goal.
The Ayers-led dumbing down is working just fine, thank you.
Wont this cut into the pay of those who babysit the children outside school hours? Their union should have fought it!
I suspect that those babysitters are not it the union, so they need to be squashed like a bug.
Dear Leader will be very happy when all of the kids are in their indoctrination centers for all of the day.
So glad I am not raising children now, but I am so fearful of what my preschool grandsons will be facing shortly.
Don't I know that! But they are still true. Some don't need education to make it. Some go to the school of hard knocks and succeed. Some go to Columbia and can't find suitable work to fit their education. Some see a mountain as a mole hill and others see a mole hill as a mountain. And some can only manage on a safe straight road designed for them by others.
It is true. I only mention one cousin, there were two. Earlier years they were in business together with the same goal - to put their work ethic to use and to make it. They split because of two different personalities. One thought super big/took lots of chances, the other was more conservative. Both ended up wealthy millionaires but one superseded the other in a major way.
Basically, they both ended up being true to who they were. In the past five years they both died. All I can say is - they did it their way and didn't put limits on themselves but kept within their own comfort zone while stretching it year after year. They didn't have the 'instant' mindset.
Except in Michigan, where home health aides and child-care providers were forced into SEIU. It's a crazy world!
Except in Michigan, where home health aides and child-care providers were forced into SEIU.
I had completely forgotten about that. Union thugs at it again.
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SPOKANE, Wash. - A motorcyclist involved in a collision at the intersection of Sprague and Browne Monday remains in critical condition, the Spokane Police Department confirmed Tuesday.
Douglas Barr, 63, was hospitalized at Sacred Heart Medical Center after the early evening collision.
Barr was involved in a collision with a truck, driven by 21-year-old Jessup Barker. Barr was trapped underneath the truck after the collision and had to be extricated by medical personnel.
When they first arrived on the scene Barr did not have a pulse, but medical personnel performed CPR and were able to get a pulse.
The investigation into the crash is ongoing.