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This sweet sheeting features rows of watercolor-style dots and the occasional smiling lion face. It's sewn of pure organic cotton percale for exceptional softness.
- Crib sheet is 200-thread-count organic cotton percale.
- Pleated crib skirt is pure organic cotton with circus animals along the sides.
- Use only a fitted bottom sheet that is specifically made for crib use (Pottery Barn Kids fitted sheets have elastic around the top and bottom, rather than around the entire edge, for added safety), along with a mattress pad and/or a waterproof pad.
- Four-sided skirt fits around the entire crib and is tailored with split corners for easy placement around posts.
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Wayne Homes opens in Belmont
BELMONT – Wayne Homes now has a field office in the Ohio Valley.
The company, in operation since 1973, has been building quality homes in the Ohio Valley for quite some time.
But its customers previously were forced to drive great lengths to view some of the companies full-size home models at their various locations.
That is no longer an issue and one of the main reasons that Wayne opted to move into the area on a more permanent basis.
"We heard the calls from customers who were traveling an hour or more to visit one of our offices to make a purchase," said Mike Leckie-Ewing, Vice President of Organizational Development for Wayne Homes. "From there, referrals generated more and more interest in volume."
That drive is essential for potential customers, especially in terms of new home construction.
Looking at floor plans, even in a conceptualized 3-d model are nice. But being able to step into a full-sized representation of what your future home may look like can help seal the deal.
Just how important is it?
"It's huge! Research shows that nearly 70 percent of the population cannot read a plan and accurately translate it into 3D," Leckie-Ewing said. "Even if the model that we show doesn't exactly fit a customer's idea, we use the room sizes in the model to make comparisons. It really helps the customer build an imagine in their mind."
While Wayne Homes will use a number of contractors from their home base in Northeast Ohio, being located locally now, they will start to utilize more and more local contractors for work.
"We'll use a blended approach," Leckie-Ewing said. "Our focus is to maintain the utmost quality and we're most confident in the Trade Partners that we've long-standing relationships with.
"However, we always look to integrate local craftsmen into the mix. They bring a fresh perspective and, with the support of our existing partners, can grow to support Wayne Homes locally."
Wayne Homes handles the build of the home from start to finish, insuring the new homeowners get exactly what they want out of the biggest purchase they will ever make.
They also utilize an added bonus to satisfy their customers – the completion date guarantee.
"It's very important. Your move in is a critical target," Leckie-Ewing said. "People make plans, hire moves – it can be an expensive proposition if we miss the date.
"By committing to make it and backing it with $500, we feel the pressure too."
While Wayne puts out a quality product, it's not the homes themselves that set the company apart.
Its New Home Consultants take the time to understand the "why" of a new home, before building it on paper with each customer.
It's draftspeople review each plan with the customer in mind, helping to clarify any changes and offering suggestions to improve the build.
The field managers work with each owner and numerous Trade Partners to insure that it comes together seamlessly.
"There are often hiccups along the way – we work together to solve them," Leckie-Ewing said. "Finally, our warranty team follows up to make sure that we continue to meet our commitment to quality.
"The true difference is in the depth of the relationship between Wayne Homes and the customer at each level of the process."
The Belmont County New Home Center is located at 66962 Belmont-Morristown Road in Belmont. For directions, hours or to schedule an appointment, visit the Wayne Homes website at www.waynehomes.com or call (866) 996-3860.

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February 1, 2010 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Additional Training Sites Scheduled for Breastfeeding Training
SUBJECT 2: Breastfeeding Coordinator Training
SUBJECT 3: Urgent Call for Human Milk Donations for Haiti Infants
SUBJECT 4: Participant Confidentiality
SUBJECT 5: Health Information Tab/Food Package III Verification Date Box
SUBJECT 6: Missouri WIC Approved Breads and Tortillas (#580, Spanish Version)
SUBJECT 7: Survey for Translated Resource Items
SUBJECT 8: Hotel Reimbursement for Basic Orientation and MOWINS Training
- Additional Training Sites Scheduled for Breastfeeding Training: Additional training sites Hannibal (Marion County) and Ironton (Iron County) have been scheduled for the USDA training titled, "Using Loving Support to Grow and Glow in WIC". Please see attached listing of training sites. Please remember that all local WIC agencies were allocated additional funding to attend this training to cover travel, staff time, lodging, meals, etc. These funds were budgeted on the LAP on Special Funding (Grant 5). If funds need to be reallocated from one funding category to another a WIC-9 needs to be completed.
To register for the training, please complete the attached revised registration form and either fax to 573-526-1470 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com. If you have already registered and would like to change to one of the new training sites, please contact Michelle by phone at 573-751-6244 or by email at the address above.
- Breastfeeding Coordinator Training: A Breastfeeding Coordinator training is scheduled for April 7th, 2010 in Jefferson City. This one-day session will cover the role of the Breastfeeding Coordinator, breastfeeding management, 3-Step Counseling, and guidelines for loaning breast pumps, including information on assembly, use and cleaning. This training will go beyond what is covered in the training "Using Loving Support to Grow and Glow in WIC: Breastfeeding Training for All WIC Staff".
Training Dates: April 7th, 2010
Time: 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Location: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, 930 Wildwood, Jefferson City
The training is mandatory for all new Breastfeeding Coordinators. Any other staff member who would like additional information on breastfeeding is welcome to attend. Email or fax the attached registration form to the State WIC office by March 26th, 2010. If you have any questions, please contact Kathy Mertzlufft by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at 573-526-4792.
- Urgent Call for Human Milk Donations for Haiti Infants: The Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA), United States Breastfeeding Committee (USBC), International Lactation Consultant Association/United States Lactation Consultant Association (ILCA/USLCA), and La Leche League International (LLLI) are jointly issuing an urgent call for human milk donations for premature infants in Haiti, as well as sick and premature infants in the United States.
This week the first shipment of human milk from mothers in the United States will be shipped to the U.S. Navy ship Comfort stationed outside Haiti. Comfort is currently set up with a neonatal intensive care unit and medical personnel to provide urgent care to victims of the earthquake. HMBANA, USBC, ILCA/USLCA, and LLLI are responding to requests to provide milk for both premature infants and at-risk mothers who have recently delivered babies on board the USNS Comfort, but an urgent need exists for additional donations.
Currently milk banks are already low on donor milk. New milk donations will be used for Haiti victims as well as to replenish donor supplies to continue to serve sick and premature infants in the United States. Mothers who are willing to donate human milk should contact their regional Mothers' Milk Bank of HMBANA at www.hmbana.org/index/locations. For more information, contact HMBANA at 408-998-4550 (www.hmbana.org), the United States Breastfeeding Committee at 202-367-1132 (www.usbreastfeeding.org), ILCA/USLCA at 800-452-2478 (www.ilca.org or www.uslca.org), or La Leche League at 847-519-7730 (www.llli.org).
- Participant Confidentiality: It has been brought to our attention that participant data is being shared with other programs such as Head Start without the participant approving this sharing of confidential data. This is against the participant confidentiality policy, WOM # 1.01700, which specifically states:
The local WIC provider (LWP) shall keep all information about an applicant or participant, obtained from program participants, applicants, another source, or generated as a result of WIC application, certification, or participation, that individually identifies an applicant or participant and/or family member(s) as confidential. The LWP shall not disclose individual information to anyone except as provided in this policy.
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- Health Information Tab/Food Package III Verification Date Box: When a participant is to receive Food Package III, remember to check the Food Package III box in the Health Information Tab. You are to put the current date in the verification date field. MOWINS does not allow past dates to be entered into this date field. The purpose of this box is to verify the continued need for the issuance of Food Package III. Staff issuing the Food Instrument should first verify the continued need then put today's (current) date in the verification date field. If you have questions or need further clarification please contact your District Nutritionist.
- Missouri WIC Approved Breads and Tortillas (#580, Spanish Version): Attached is the Spanish version of the Missouri WIC Approved Breads and Tortillas brochure and will be available through the web during the week of February 1, 2010. Please download and make copies as needed. This brochure should be available for local WIC providers in the warehouse by the end of February 2010. If you have any suggestions and/or questions, please feel free to contact Takako Tagami at email@example.com.
- Survey for Translated Resource Items: The State office has been providing resource items in 11 different languages available for downloading from the DHSS website and in Spanish available from the DHSS warehouse. We would like to know if your agency has used these resource items during 2009. On February 2, 2010, local WIC coordinators will receive an e-mail message with a link to the survey monkey to answer questions about the translated resource items. Please complete the survey by February 22, 2010. The information obtained through this survey will be used for planning. Therefore, each agency must complete the survey. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact email@example.com.
- Hotel Reimbursement for Basic Orientation and MOWINS Training: The WIC Program will provide one-time only reimbursement for the cost at the government rate for overnight lodging for Local WIC Provider staff to attend the required WIC Basic Orientation and MOWINS training held in Jefferson City. These charges are not covered under the WIC services contractual agreement. The LWP should complete the attached template using their letterhead and submit to: DHSS-WIC, PO Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570, ATTN: Laura Weiler or fax to 573/526-1470.
LWP's should make their own hotel reservations and mention that they qualify for the Government CONUS rate of $78 per night plus tax. Here is a list of the hotels near the WIC office:
Comfort Inn and Suites 573/636-0300
Candlewood Suites 573/634-8822
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Expect to see Garrett Popcorn make a cameo in tomorrow's episode of Happy Endings. We're not sure what role Chicago Mix will play yet, though we're certain any outcome will be as tasty as it is hilarious:
Plot synopsis: Some people wait for the groundhog to signal the end of winter. Instead, the friends wait for Brad and Jane's annual "spring smackdown," their yearly blowout of a domestic squabble, to let them know when Max will come out of hibernation and when winter will end. "The Butterfly Effect" airs on February 22 (9:30 PM-10:00 PM EST) on ABC.


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The International Academic Forum in conjunction with its global partners is proud to announce the 4th Asian Conference on the Social Sciences, at the Ramada Hotel, Osaka, Japan from June 6-9, 2013.
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Theme: Society, Environment and Trust: Towards Sustainable Systems of Governance
The Asian Conference on the Social Sciences, now in its fourth year, has hosted a combined total of more than 1,000 academics and thought leaders from around the globe in a celebration of interdisciplinary study in the social sciences. In 2013 we hope to build on the conversations and partnerships we have nurtured over the past three years, and to forge new relationships as we again encourage academics and scholars to meet and exchange ideas and views in an international academic forum.
This year's conference will again include a variety of presenters representing a wide range of social science disciplines, expressing divergent views, searching for common ground, and creating the synergies that can inspire multi-disciplinary collaborations. In developing these relationships among ourselves, the role of the social sciences is strengthened as we take our place at the table, along with scholars in the STEM disciplines (i.e., science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), in seeking solutions to the complex issues and problems of the 21st century. I sincerely hope that we will use this time together, not just for intellectual discovery and discourse, but to establish a common vision and to motivate each other to do our part in the creation of a better world.
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Ricky Martin Is Not Having Miss Peru's Homophobic Foolishness
In a recent interview, Cindy Mejia, the reigning Miss Peru, indicated she wouldn't have to worry about having a gay kid because her children will be raised by a mother and father and won't be molested.
Ay, que estupida!
Speaking with Peru21, Mejia said she wouldn't have a gay child "because these things happen perhaps because a child grew up without a father, or was molested, or lived with his mother and sisters became effeminate."
She went on to elaborate that in any case, the man up stairs has her back. "I'm not too keen on the subject. The day I have my children I will entrust them to God completely, will raise them with care with a father and mother and support them completely, because there should always be communication."
Over the weekend, Ricky Martin took a break from dazzling audiences at Evita to check Miss Thing, tweeting (in Spanish), "What a shame! Such foolish comments. Total ignorance."
Realizing a shitstorm was a-brewing, Mejia issued an apology, saying that "Due to my lack of knowledge of this topic, I made an error and it won't happen again. I apologize if these comments contributed to discrimination or violence against the LGBT community. As a representative of Peruvian beauty, I promise to devote myself to fight against homophobia and 'machismo'."
I understand and empathize, but don't believe that violence is the answer.
She has either learned (about the ignorance of her comment), or was pressured by a significant person or group to recant and apologize for her statement.
That's progress.
Will she make the mistake again? Highly unlikely. If she does, then she will have no 'I apologize for my ignorance' defense.
Either way, I think that she has learned her lesson, and it's guys like us – every one of us, standing up and calling out homophobia where and when we see it, that's going to change the world.
Good thing the "man upstairs" has your back, 'cause Ms. Martin will cut a bitch!
Beauty queens from Peru will be beauty queens from Peru
Yeah. Let's hug everyone.
Sorry, I'm just going off to be sick.
This could have been avoided if the world saw me as the "reigning" Miss Peru… just sayin'
Where is Peru?
@Miss Coco Peru: You are the ONLY Miss Peru in my book!
She probably realized she could loose her crown. But hey she did apologize so that makes everything ok. I am kind of tired of these people who say hurtful hateful things then turn around and say "oh i'm sorry" then everyone thinks it's all cool.
You got that right Honey!!!!!!
Well she did apologize
On top of that promised to fight homophobia
So it's not just An "I'm sorry you feel that way" kind of non apology.
Maybe we should giver her a chance to prove it?
@Hector. Peru is about a block south of Pasadena Wyoming.
I would like to commend Ricky Martin though for being visible in the Latin community. I know he is no longer as famous as he was but it helps to have someone like him on our team.
"Miss Peru" should be so lucky as to have a son who grows up to be as talented, handsome, sexy and yes, gay as Ricky Martin. How long before we see this humble "representative of Peruvian beauty" LOL starring in her own "It gets better video"?
Well, I am willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. She very likely grew up in a very conservative environment, and obviously does not quite understand what it is like to grow up as a gay male. From what I understand, Peru is very conservative outside its major cities, and one is bound to pick up some misinformation along the way. At least we aren't seeing another rendition of Carrie PRejean, who just dug her heels in further, and made herself into some kind of a martyr (although her Jesus says posing for nudie pictures is ok). Best of luck to all the MU contestants this year!
@Miss Coco Peru: For this comment only, queerty needs a like button, rarely have I seen truer words written on Queerty. There should be only one Miss Peru.
@Sukhrajah: I genuinely don't believe that Carlos was advocating violence…doyou think violence is the only way the gay community could screw up a beauty queen? Where do you think all those dresses come from? And who do you think applies the layers of paint and hair?
She may end up the only "representative of Peruvian beauty" doing her own hair, and in a dress from the Peruvian equivalent of Loehmann's
The thing is that people say these stupid things, suffer an unexpected (by them put altogether too predictable) backlash and then apologize and ask for forgiveness.
What people seem to forget is that no has to accept an apology or offer forgiveness. It's sort of up to the person wronged at that point.
Sad as it is, there are a lot of people who still believe in this. You have this person with her ignorant comment and the Chick a fil CEO with his stupid comment and you wonder where the hell have these people have had their heads for the last 10 years a least. Sorry but you can't fix stupid.
@Hector: Unfortunately, feigning ignorance in this case does not make such a statement irrelevant; it only makes you seem out of your league.
I've met people who honestly believe the molested thing. My sister once a had a coworker discover she was a lesbian and tell her "Oh I'm so sorry that happened to you!" It took them ages of conversation for my sister to figure out the coworker had learned somewhere along the way that lesbians become lesbians when their fathers molest them as children.
So it's disgusting and ignorant that she said it, but at least she recanted when told differently. Since she didn't make standard non apology apology, I'm willing to give her the benefit of the doubt at least. If people in Canada (where my sister is) and the US (where I am) can believe that nonsense, not such a stretch that it's being taught even more effectively in places like Peru.
@Sukhrajah: There's no ignorance in this case, she knew what she was saying and recanted because she had to. period.
she apologized coz shes gonna lose her crown PERIOD AND ITS HER DREAM TO JOIN MISS U!!!….that ignorant bitch
I lol'd so hard X)
And the hate groups like NOM et al will say she was pressured by the "Gay Agenda".
Yes, but don`t forget she is BLOODY Catholic :-( WTF.
Ugly on the inside can never be erased.
Can someone please help that girl with her make-up? On a less serious note, give the girl a break. She said something stupid out of a place a ignorance and when challenged, she apologized. Carrie Prejean still hasn't learned that lesson.
Sorry to THE REAL MCP. I posted in jest. I do apologize. Please forgive me your loveliness!
OMG, was that really Miss Coco Peru!!???
Love you! x
re Cindy Mejia: it's amazing how quickly people like this say one thing absolutely categorically, seemingly with unshakeable belief and then when they get a backlash they say the complete opposite. Maybe she thought her original comments would make her more popular??? Seems hard to believe.
Very odd.
Brainess beauty.
This is all the influence Christianity. Why does no one advise her to stick her homophobic Bible in her butt? Why are gay people afraid of saying anything against an ideology that spreads homophobia?
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Over the past two years, more than $10,000 has been raised for the Arthritis Foundation. Ossman was thrilled about the generosity of the community who attended last year's benefit.
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Dough won't stay stretched.
February 06, 2013, 08:38:32 PM »
Hi sir,
Was wondering if you could held me with a problem we can't seem to fix. We use a doughpro press with heat that is supposed to press out a perfect shell every time. The problem we have is that we press it and it presses out to perfect size, then immediately starts shrinking. We have tried several heat settings on the doughpro as well as tried to change the amount of water we use in our dough. We use a commercial Hobart 60qt mixer and normally mix the dough for 10 minutes. Here is our dough recipe.
49lbs high gluten flour
1 cup granulated salt
7 cups olive oil
3 1/2 cups honey
6 ounces yeast
3 gallons water.
Any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
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February 06, 2013, 09:04:31 PM »
It might help Tom address your problem, if he sees your post, if you give him the type of information as covered in his PMQ Think Tank posts at
and at
. Back in 2002, Tom also wrote an article for PMQ on dough forming equipment, including dough presses, at
. He later (in 2007) penned an article on dough presses at
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February 07, 2013, 09:34:58 AM »
I'm very familiar with the problem that you are having. Pressed pizza doughs require a VERY relaxed dough in order to press out without the dough snapping back excessively. Our normal approach is to add a reducing agent to the dough to weaken it, thus reducing the snap back. Reducing agents that are commonly used are L-cysteine at 20 to 60 parts per million (based on total flour weight), PZ-44 <
> which is a blend of dairy whey and L-cysteine, and because it is diluted into the whey the use level is typically given at 1 to 2% of the total flour weight, and then there is "dead yeast" this is a commercial product made up of dead yeast which contains the amino acid glutathione, a substance very similar to L-cysteine. Many yeast manufacturers offer this product. The normal use level is about 2% of the total flour weight. While sulfites and protease enzymes can also be used as reducing agents we don't normally recommend their use in this application. The sulfites also impact yeast activity by slowing it down and the enzyme approach can't be turned off, so the dough just keeps getting softer and softer until it is finally baked. Other options that could be explored are the use of milk to replace the water. Do not scald the milk prior to use. The unscalded milk contains specific proteins which can also impact the dough by making it softer and weaker, and that's what we're looking for. But be aware that the milk may cause the crust to bake out to a darker than desired color. Possibly the least offensive action that you can take would be to maximize the dough absorption (use as much water as you can while still being able to handle the dough, and then rounding the dough into balls , coating the dough balls with salad oil and placing into individual plastic bags, like bread bags. Twist the open end of the bag to close and tuck the pony tail under the dough ball as you place it into the cooler to cold ferment at least overnight. On the following day, remove the dough balls from the cooler and allow them to temper AT room temperature for about 2-hours, then turn the dough ball out onto the press platten and press the dough ball out into a pizza skin. As you pick up the pizza skin from the platten and transfer it to a screen, disk or peel you can adjust the final shape and size of the skin pretty easily. The key here is to make sure the dough has been well fermented and receives a minimum amount of handling after the fermentation period, this is why the bag method works better in this application than the dough box procedure since you run the risk of over handling and tightening the dough ball as you work it out of the plastic dough boxand transfer it to the press platten.
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February 07, 2013, 11:27:21 AM »
Hi Tom,
I see why they call you the dough doctor! What a great response. I guess it doesn't take very much handling at all to tighten up the dough again after it has fermented and relaxed, if even moving it from a tray to the press would cause it to seize up again.
You are a pretty amazing resource for folks on this forum. Thanks!
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February 07, 2013, 12:03:30 PM »
There is a minor but important correction to what Tom has said in his last post. Foremost Farms no longer owns the PZ-44 product. It, along with other ingredients, was just recently sold to Agropur:
. I discovered this today when I unsuccessfully tried to find the Nutrition information on the PZ-44 product. That means that all of the links on this forum to that product are now dead. We may have to wait awhile for the PZ-44 product information to show up at Agropur.
EDIT (2/7/2013): I was able to find a copy of the Foremost Farms PDF document on the PZ-44 product at the Wayback Machine at
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February 07, 2013, 12:42:50 PM »
I dont know if the PZ-44 Nutrition information is still the same since Foremost Farms sold it, but this is what I have if it is of any help. I might have other papers about the PZ-44 product and will look for them if needed.
Edit: Sorry Peter I didn't see you edited you post before I posted.
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February 07, 2013, 11:27:36 PM »
Thank you so much for a great detailed reply. I placed an order for some Pz-44 today and can't wait to give it a try. I will keep you posted on how it turns out. Again thank you for your time. You are truly a wealth of knowledge.
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December 10, 2013, 01:59:16 PM »
Hey Guys -
Been doing some digging online and have noticed some chatter in regards to PZ-44 applications, new owners, specs, etc. Well - lucky to have stumbled here as I handle the marketing and communications for Agropur Ingredients, the new owners of the PZ-44 Dough Conditioner. We are also brand new sponsors to the World Pizza Champions! As an initial introduction, Id like to introduce our company, our brands and then of course myself and my colleague, Phil Blanchard, our Bakery Division Sales Manager. I am putting together a survey to get to know both the WPC members and others in the industry to get to know you and what your set-up is like, what your experience with PZ-44 has been, what kind of support we can provide to you, etc. If you would be willing to take a quick 10 minute survey, send me a message or email me at
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2013 was actually the commencement year of the rebranding to Agropur Ingredients. As a business, Agropur Ingredients brings together the ingredient and formulation strength of Agropurs Cheese & Ingredient Division (CID), Main Street Ingredients and the newly acquired Foremost Farm Dry Blending Business. We host an innovative and highly quality derived portfolio of food ingredients including: Cornerstone® Protein Products, Crino® Premium Dairy Ingredients, Keystone® Stabilizer Systems, BakiGen® Bakery Ingredients, Capstone® Anti-caking Agents, IsoChill® Value-added Dairy Ingredients and DariGen® Select Specialty Powders, PZ-44® Dough Conditioner and Reddi-Sponge® Dough Developer.
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About PZ-44
PZ-44 is a powdered dough conditioner that saves you significant time and money, without sacrificing flavor, quality or consistency. It makes your dough easier to work and wont affect the original taste of your formula.
That means you spend less time handling, stretching and rolling.
Scale PZ-44 into the mixer with your flour and other dry ingredients to:
Reduce shrink back
Deliver a richer, golden crust color
Results in a more pliable dough
Eliminate tearing
Made from carefully blended natural ingredients like sweet dairy whey and a protein component called L-cysteine, PZ-44 conditions your dough naturally.
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My name is Corrie, I handle the marketing & communications at Agropur Ingredients. This is inclusive of all our ingredients but I have a special place for the bakery industry and being able to interact with customers/vendors on a personal level. If ever in doubt shoot me a message and I can either provide you an answer or connect you to the correct person for follow-up. We're in the backend of rebranding our current website to agropuringredients.com - it should be up in the next couple months for you all to explore!
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December 10, 2013, 03:30:13 PM »
i assume this is a next day dough? try increasing your water (half gallon, your hydration is around 55% i assume off head math) and perhaps reduce two or three on the oil. easy, simple, and will be slightly cheaper. too much oil caused me a lot, and i do mean a LOT of issues in the past using higher protein flours, to the point that i would be down to .5% oil and 65% hydration with no extra kneading, with extended resting to eliminate tearing.
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December 10, 2013, 09:09:34 PM »
There are other solutions that are low tech that also work. I have a doughXpress Dm 18 that I have learn to use well but today don't use at all.
First there is no doubt that you want well relaxed dough. So using AP flour helps a lot, 2 day or more low temp ferment also helps.
I find each batch of dough reacts a little different but when I use the press. I spray the top with olive oil after I form and fold dough into 1/4 than put on a Lloyds pan to finish stretching to the correct size. It sometimes does come back a little but after sauced and topped I re stretch to the correct size and because it is topped it will stay. also I sometimes use a Lloyds hex disk and it stays put without sticking.
I think pressing and placing on the Lloyds hex disks, maybe 10 to 20 at a time than when topped readjusted if necessary would work well.
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- Correspondence to Dr Douglas Murphy, Senior Clinical Research Fellow, University of Dundee, Mackenzie Building, Kirsty Semple Way, Dundee DD2 4BF, UK; d.y.murphy{at}dundee.ac.uk
Contributors All authors contributed to the design of the study. DJM, AR and DAB recruited the study participants. DJM analysed all data. DJM managed the literature review and wrote the manuscript. All authors contributed to the interpretation of the findings and the critical revision of the manuscript for intellectual content and were involved in the decision to submit the manuscript for publication. DJM acts as guarantor for the study.
- Accepted 20 April 2012
- Published Online First 31 May 2012
Background Medical revalidation decisions need to be reliable if they are to reassure on the quality and safety of professional practice. This study tested an innovative method in which general practitioners (GPs) were assessed on their reflection and response to a set of externally specified feedback.
Setting and participants 60 GPs and 12 GP appraisers in the Tayside region of Scotland, UK.
Methods A feedback dataset was specified as (1) GP-specific data collected by GPs themselves (patient and colleague opinion; open book self-evaluated knowledge test; complaints) and (2) Externally collected practice-level data provided to GPs (clinical quality and prescribing safety). GPs' perceptions of whether the feedback covered UK General Medical Council specified attributes of a 'good doctor' were examined using a mapping exercise. GPs' professionalism was examined in terms of appraiser assessment of GPs' level of insightful practice, defined as: engagement with, insight into and appropriate action on feedback data. The reliability of assessment of insightful practice and subsequent recommendations on GPs' revalidation by face-to-face and anonymous assessors were investigated using Generalisability G-theory.
Main outcome measures Coverage of General Medical Council attributes by specified feedback and reliability of assessor recommendations on doctors' suitability for revalidation.
Results Face-to-face assessment proved unreliable. Anonymous global assessment by three appraisers of insightful practice was highly reliable (G=0.85), as were revalidation decisions using four anonymous assessors (G=0.83).
Conclusions Unlike face-to-face appraisal, anonymous assessment of insightful practice offers a valid and reliable method to decide GP revalidation. Further validity studies are needed.
- Audit and feedback
- continuous quality improvement
- general practice
- governance
- medical education
- evaluation methodology
Funding The study was funded by the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) Scottish Government, Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP), NHS Education for Scotland (NES) and Scottish Patient Safety Research Network (SPSRN). DM, BG and FS are employed by University of Dundee. SM is employed by the University of Glasgow; AR is employed by NHS Tayside, and DB by NHS Education for Scotland. All authors had full access to all the data and agreed responsibility for the decision to submit for publication independently from any funding source. DM is supported by a Primary Care Research Career Award from the Chief Scientist Office, Scottish Government.
Competing interests None.
Ethics approval Formal application and submission of the research proposal was made and ethical approval granted for all of the work contained in this paper by the Tayside Committee on Medical Research Ethics A. Participants gave informed consent before taking part.
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; externally peer reviewed.
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by Tom Turner, Ohio Youth Soccer Association North Director of Coaching and Player Development
January, 2001
Much of what players hear from the sidelines moves children farther away from the playing habits that will help them grow as intelligent soccer players. There are some simple and obvious reasons why our average player has never developed the competence to enjoy the game and the passion to play into adulthood, and evolving a culture will be a slow group effort, involving the education of both coaches and parents. What follows, is a sample of typical comments heard at youth soccer games, and the underlying messages that are being subtly relayed to the players about their significant adult's respect for, and understanding of the game.
Comments: Kick it – Get it out of here! – Great kick! – Get rid of it! – Boot it long! – Don't pass it backwards – You're going the wrong way! – Don't ever pass the ball across the field!
What a child may be hearing: Don't take any chances in trying to keep possession. You're just going to lose it, so get the ball as far downfield as early as possible so that the ball is away from our goal. Don't take the time to look for a teammate and don't worry where the ball ends up. Just make sure you don't lose possession and risk conceding a goal.
Think about it: If we never ask young players to take risks and try to play constructive soccer at an age when results don't matter, when will they ever develop the skills, insights and confidence to play in control, at speed, and under pressure? We don't teach youth baseball players to go for home runs all the time or quarterback to always throw deep, so why do we ask our soccer players to always kick it long.
Comments: Don't play with it! – Too many touches! – Don't hold onto the ball!
What a child may be hearing: You don't have the skill to dribble the ball to create space or buy time for a pass, and we might lose a goal if you are dispossessed. Better to play safe and clear the ball forward out of our end.
Think about it: Dribbling is the most important skill a young player can learn. If they don't take these chances sometimes, they will never have another chance to become a creative player.
Comments: Never kick the ball like that! – Always use the inside of your foot. – That's not the way I told you to do it!
What a child may be hearing: You don't know what you're doing. There is only one correct way to kick the ball and that is not the right way. I have all the answers and you must follow my direction because I am the coach and I am in charge. If you don't do as I say, you will sit on the bench.
Think about it: Creative players solve problems in novel ways. They do the unexpected and use whatever insights they possess to arrive at solutions. A good pass, for example, is one that arrives at its target and can be used to the team's advantage, regardless of how it was delivered. When we tell players they cannot use technique in a unique way, we are chipping away at their ability to think for themselves and perpetuating a culture where players have limited skills and no creativity.
Comments: Nooooo…what are you doing? – You're kicking to nobody – Run somewhere – Make a run – Create space – Run to space – Do something – Think out there
What a child may be hearing: You are not doing anything right. You are just hurting the chance for us to win and I wish you weren't even on the team.
Think about it: As simple as soccer is, it is actually very difficult to do. Young players with growing bodies are learning to master basic technical skills, and all these generic comments are not helping the player to perform. In contrast, it just frustrates the player that she is not doing well and usually ends in the child hanging their head even lower. If a player makes a bad pass to the other team, they are the first to realize their mistake. Instead of reinforcing the mistake with a negative comment, at an upcoming practice, the coach should work on exercises to improve the passing, such as players holding the ball a bit longer so they can have a better opportunity for a good pass. The concept of space and making runs are very difficult to understand to a child, but many coaches yell this without any preparation to the player beforehand. Coaches should not expect their players to do what they do not know how to do. Overall, generic comments do not give the player any guidance at all, except to give up.
Comments: Try harder – You're not trying hard enough – Pick it up out there – Run faster
What a child may be hearing: You're lazy and you don't care if we win or not.
Think about it: In soccer, there are many times when a player needs to give the extra effort, but there are also times when a player needs to rest his-her body during a game. Be aware of the limits of your players. Focus more on helping a player decide when to hold back and when to go all out.
Comments: Always play the way you're facing.
What a child may be hearing: You failing and don't know what you are doing out there. Don't even try taking a player on, as you're not good enough.
Think about it: This is a coaching contradiction. Players are often asked to receive the ball with their back to goal and turn against pressure. The most difficult opponents are unpredictable in their ability to receive passes and attack space behind and beside defenders. It is a difficult, yet necessary skill for forwards and midfield players. If we always ask players to pass the way they are facing, we make play too predictable and devalue the skills and insight necessary to recognize the opportunity to turn a defender or receive the ball into an open space. The most common reason why players lose possession is that they have no vision of the field behind them before trying to turn.
Comments: That's a card, Ref! – Offside! – Hey Ref, call it both ways! – Unintentional Ref; that's not a foul! – That's a handball! – Didn't you see that, Ref? – What game are you watching, Ref? – Great call ref (in a sarcastic tone)
What a child may be hearing: I, the coach, know everything about the interpretation of the rules, and the referee, players and parents need to know it. The ref obviously does not know what he is doing and you players don't need to respect him.
Think about it: Refereeing is a matter of opinion and many new referees are just learning to understand the nuances of officiating what can be a very fluid game. There are good and bad referees, good and bad players, and good and bad coaches. Everyone makes mistakes and everyone should be allowed to learn their craft without undue abuse. By attacking the credibility of the official, we send the message to the players and the parents that referee abuse is acceptable. When we serve as a negative example, or condone a vocal parent or player's negative outbursts by not rebuking them, we are demonstrating disrespect for the game. We also send a strong message to the players that appealing decisions and questioning the authority of the officials are an acceptable part of a soccer education.
Coaching players to react to any call by taking a quick restart or by organizing the defense is a much more proactive and productive approach to dealing with refereeing decisions. Without a playing background, a refereeing license, or years of experience in soccer, inexperienced coaches should endeavor to understand both the letter and spirit of the rules (Laws) and help their teams to appreciate the emotional challenges of interpretation. Coaches who truly work from a developmental bias, view positive and negative refereeing decisions as an integral part of the game, and which present valuable learning opportunities for their players. Life is not always fair, or to our liking!
Comments: The ref was paid off – That ref sucked – The ref lost the game for us
What a child may be hearing: The other team didn't deserve to win. We should have won, and the only reason we didn't is because the ref was biased for their team and was against our team and wanted us to lose.
Think about it: A losing team should always praise the other team for winning and thank the referees. Believe it or not, but VOLUNTEER referees are truly not biased against any team. If they were, they should not be a referee. They may make mistakes, but so do the players and the coaches. When a team loses, the coach should look for weaknesses in their team opportunities to improve the team during the next practices.
In summary, some may see this a "Politically-Correct", but the reality is the the fear-driven, don't lose, critical, no-pain-no-gain approach to youth soccer creates players who are perpetually uncomfortable in possession and destined to be incapable of playing constructive and creative soccer. Only through more thoughtful, less pressured coaching, and more appropriate small-sided games can we provide an environment where our young players have the opportunity to play soccer as adults in our national style.


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North Carolina families celebrate the holidays in different ways, but one thing most celebrations have in common is plenty of good food. As a result, it's no surprise that many people resolve to lose weight and get in shape in the New Year.
If your New Year's resolutions have you thinking about joining a gym, do your homework first. It's a great way to get in shape but problems can arise as my office hears from hundreds of consumers every year who are unhappy with their health club or see it shut down unexpectedly.
Under state law, health clubs, dance studios, martial arts studios and dating services are required to have a bond or letter of credit to cover certain prepaid contracts in case they go out of business and need money to repay consumers. During previous sweeps, my office found dozens of health clubs that didn't have enough money set aside for refunds and got them to comply with the law. We also use this law to recover money for consumers when their gym closes.
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Visit at the time of day you're most likely to exercise to see if the equipment you want to use will be available when you need it. Make sure the club is clean and well maintained, and look for friendly and knowledgeable staff with the appropriate educational background and certifications. Some facilities have a staff member trained in Pulmonary Resuscitation on-site at all times, and some offer child care facilities. Look for a health club with the right combination of location, facilities and resources to meet your needs.
Take a test drive.
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Ask about additional fees that may be included in your contract such as a maintenance fee, early cancellation/"buy-out" fee (or lack of one), and or any fees for non-sufficient funds or collections if you fail to pay your membership dues.
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Find out what would happen if the club closes. The law allows clubs to transfer members to another club up to eight miles away in certain circumstances. Consider asking the health club to remove that provision from your contract and agree instead to cancel your membership if the club closes before your contract expires. If the club agrees to this, make sure it's written in your contract and signed by a club representative.
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Under North Carolina law, you can cancel your contract within three days of signing it. Most clubs require you to cancel in writing, so pay particular attention to the part of the contract that spells out how you must tell the club if you decide to cancel. It's best to send your cancellation notice via certified mail so that you have proof of when it was sent and received. If you cancel your membership within the three-day window, you should get a refund for the amount you initially paid to join the gym.
In certain situations, you may have a right to cancel even after three days without any extra fees. For example, if you move out of town, become disabled, or get transferred to a club that is significantly different, you should be able to cancel without paying cancellation or buy-out fees. Notify the club in writing and keep a copy for yourself as proof.
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Check to see if your contract really expires after a certain period of time or if it will renew automatically. Consumers sometimes complain that their contract renewed automatically, or that they had to take time-consuming steps to keep it from being renewed. If you have a problem with automatic renewal of a health club contract, let my office know about it.
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