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In short: Challenging but scenic half.great support throughoutIn full: My 1st time at this new route. Although hillier than the old route I still got a pb .the scenery is great for a city half.support was brilliant throughout the course.the only gripe is about the toilets at the start.nowhere near enough. Huge queues meant people were trying to find local shops open to use their facilities. There were no staff about to manage them so badly organised. Needs properly managed queues.well done to the people of Sheffield.Date of review: April 10, 2016
In short: excellent raceIn full: Like most I entered as a pre-marathon training run.it was superb, from being directed into the car park a stones throw from the start and HQ, to someone at the door answering all queries, fantastic marshalls, beautiful course, great tshirt and much more.tried to read all quotes at KM markers, but struggled without mt specs on but did smile at"dont wish for smaller hills, wish you were better".great to test gels and drinking over a longer race.thanks for a great day out.Date of review: February 18, 2013
In short: superb raceIn full: This gets better every year. loved the rocket at the start, Chariots of fire to Benny Hill music as mentioned.Marshals were a credit to the club.Nice touch having names on numbers. Chip timing seamed to be wrong but soon corrected. Great T-shirt ,goody bag with radiator key??ruler ,meal worms.etc.A pb of 3 mins off last year made it an enjoyable morning and worth the trip .The course literally goes round the houses but is so varied it passes by in a flash. got 3 coffees at the end-£1.35. Bargain. no complaints at all.Date of review: December 9, 2012
In short: Tough but stunningIn full: Entered this as my first marathon. Took it very steady and was really pleased to finish. Scenery was lovely, course varied, goody bag superb, marshals excellent. This race was areal credit to the organisers. Route over 27miles as I missed a turn and organisers took decision to alter it for our safety,which was fine by me, as there were some really muddy slippy bits.would have been much worse if they hadnt altered it. Some killer hills,especially at mile 25!!!Date of review: June 24, 2012
In short: A scenic route with afew short climbsIn full: I also have done this 5 years on the trot now and love this race.The chip timing was great,giving more accurate times for those starting further back. It seemed much busier this year, as I didnt get a smooth pace till nearly at Torver. The views are stunning throughout the course and are a great distraction.. The finish line was abit chaotic but other than that I would certainly recommend this race Date of review: April 5, 2012
In short: thoroughly enjoyable,despite hideous weatherIn full: The marshals and commentator deserve great praise for this race. great atmosphere all morning despite torrential freezing rain.The route is so varied it passes quickly.Love the Tshirt and goody bag. Lots of prizes and cheap food/drinks at the end.Will be backDate of review: December 11, 2011
In full: what a wet one.great organisation,lots of support on route.another successful race, thanks .Date of review: December 4, 2011
In short: Scenic,rolling and well organisedIn full: The added improvements from last year made this even better,email with postcodes to all car parks, loads of ports-loos, technical Tshirt! This is a pretty ,undulating course with the majority traffic free. great atmosphere and a good mix of club and non-club runnersDate of review: October 31, 2011
In short: will definately to it againIn full: a really varied route along trail,woodland and a tiny bit of road,around 3 resevoirs.orgainisers were very friendly and explained route/water stations clearly before we set off.good marshalling and ample water stations which was welcome when the sun came out.thought the note in the mug was a nice touch,thanking runners for taking part and asking for any feed back as to how it could be improved. Date of review: June 20, 2011
In short: Hilly, pretty and funIn full: LOve this scenic race.The hills are a killer and wish I'd done alittle more hill training but the support around the course and views take your mind off it all.More water stops than expected but as the weather is so unpredictable,was well planned as it would have been needed if warm . Will be backDate of review: May 16, 2011
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"Whether it's a big online retailer or a smaller one, the reality is that most things are going to be a much better price online," says Ken Wisnefski, founder of WebiMax, an online marketing firm.
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The convenience of ordering a product online and shipping it to your home comes at a cost, though, because you'll often have to pay shipping and handling fees that can wipe out any price advantage an online merchant might have. And while that's somewhat offset by a lack of sales tax for online-only merchants, states are increasingly passing laws aimed at collecting sales tax from such retailers. And even aside from these ancillary costs, there are a few classes of products that can be found at a lower price in a physical store for several reasons. We spoke to shopping experts to find out which products you should drive to the store to buy.

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Rangers spend night on Dix with injured hiker
Forest rangers and local emergency crews spent Sunday night in the woods with an injured hiker on Dix Mountain.
According to state Department of Environmental Conservation spokesman Dave Winchell, dispatchers in Ray Brook received a report of an injured hiker near the summit of Dix Mountain at 4:45 p.m. Sunday.
According to the DEC, Dragana Drobnjaki, 28, of Princeton, N.J., tripped while descending from the summit on the Blue Trail in the Dix Mountain Wilderness. Due to the injury, she was unable to bear any weight on her leg and could not move.
In response to the situation, six forest rangers and the Keene Valley Backcountry Rescue team went into the woods expecting a long carry out. She was about 7 miles from the nearest trailhead.
The rescuers reached Drobnjaki at about 11:25 p.m. and splinted her leg. They worked for a few hours to descend a short distance and decided to wait until daylight.
However, at dawn the skies cleared and a state police helicopter, with a forest ranger operating the hoist, was able to retrieve Drobnjaki at about 8:40 a.m. Monday. She was then transported to Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake, where she was treated.
The rescue was one of three in the High Peaks region in the past week.
Last Thursday, forest rangers also rescued a missing hiker on Whiteface Mountain. That afternoon, a group of people had hiked up the east side of Whiteface Mountain from Whiteface Landing – located on the shore of Lake Placid.
Upon reaching the summit, group members realized that a 15 year-old male member of their party from Madison, Wisc. was missing. They reported the incident to 911.
Four forest rangers responded, searching the hiking trails on Whiteface Mountain. A state police helicopter, with a forest ranger on board as a spotter, also joined the search effort.
At 7:35 p.m., the young man was located by forest rangers in good health. He did not have food, water, a map or a compass and was wearing running clothes and sneakers. Forest Rangers returned the young man to his group at the Lake Placid boat launch.
The next day, a forest ranger and assistant forest ranger assisted 61-year-old Gerald Mohn, of Uniontown, Ohio, in getting off Mount Marcy. Mohn had injured his ankle the previous day, and it became troublesome while he was descending Marcy.
In response, the DEC sent an assistant forest ranger to the injured man while a forest ranger responded on a UTV to the Marcy Dam Outpost and proceeded on foot from there.
The injured man was near Lake Arnold when the assistant forest ranger and forest ranger met up with him. The two assisted in walking Mohn to Marcy Dam where he was transported by UTV to Adirondak Loj. Mohn told the forest rangers he would receive additional medical attention on his own.


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Pueblo Pride 2013, a celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer in the community, was capped by a colorful and festive gathering in Mineral Palace Park. With addresses from local politicians, vendors, live and lip-synched entertainment, giveaways and fellowship. The weekend events included a 5K run, parade, a movie showing and partying at the Pirates Cove.
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When world-famous museum curator John Elderfield announced he would be taking a job at Gagosian, the art world — and art press — was aflutter with speculation. What, exactly, would he be doing? How much are they paying him? What does this development mean for the ever-evolving relationship between megagalleries and museums?
"I knew some people would find it unexpected," Elderfield said in a recent interview with Art + Auction. Now that the dust has settled, the retired chief curator of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Modern Art is offering a bit more insight into his new life in the commercial gallery world: Elderfield, who began work at Gagosian this month, will be organizing museum-style shows in the same vein as the gallery's historic Picasso exhibition series. Though he is still fine-tuning the details, the art historian said he is interested in pursuing "not just monographic shows but thematic exhibitions, something the gallery hasn't done or hasn't done much." He noted that there are several "thematic shows I would have liked to do if I had stayed at MoMA, but time ran out and you can't do everything."
As for the origin of his swanky new gig, Elderfield credits Bob Dylan for bringing him together with Larry Gagosian. "I have known Larry Gagosian over the years, but we became particularly friendly during the Bob Dylan project," he said, referring to his interview with the singer-turned-painter for the catalogue to the gallery's 2011 exhibition of Dylan's work. "I am a big Bob Dyan fan," Elderfield said, "and we [Larry and I] go to concerts together."
Asked about the difference between working for a museum and a gallery, Elderfield stressed the lack of bureaucracy. "It's different from MoMA, where we have exhibition meetings, we ponder, we have a budget," he said, adding that with seven different curatorial departments vying for space, the museum must consider much more than the quality of a proposal before agreeing to an exhibition. "I'm also going to be intrigued to see whether lenders feel differently about lending to different kinds of institutions."
At Gagosian, Elderfield hopes to further stretch the boundaries of what a gallery can do. "Everyone sort of understands that some commercial galleries are able and willing to take on serious projects in a way that produces excellent exhibitions on the same level of ambition as many museums," he said. He imagines that in the future, Gagosian might be able to collaborate with local universities — or even museums (a proposal that may ruffle some feathers).
Though Elderfield currently serves as a consultant to the online art search engine Art.sy and advises one very lucky couple on their art collection (he won't say who), he doesn't plan to take on too much additional work. "I want to get established at the gallery and get a sense of how many projects of real interest there are to do. And knowing Larry, there are going to be lots of them."
— With additional reporting by James Chad Hanna. A modified version of this story appeared in the May 2011 issue of Art + Auction.


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Ruggles: An American RarityPosted by Jonathan Lakeland in Chamber Music, Choral Music, Classical Music, Composers, Conductors, Contemporary Classical, Criticism, Orchestral, Orchestras, Percussion, Performers, Recordings, Review, tags: bevely morgan, buffalo, carl ruggles, judith blegen, michael tilson thomas, philharmonic, ruggles, speculum musicae, tilson thomas
If you were having a conversation with fellow music lovers about the great American composers, Carl Ruggles would not be the first person to come to mind. The "Great American Composer" honor is most often bestowed upon Copland, Ives, or even depending on the company you are with, Bernstein.
This is not to say, however, that a popularity contest equates to greatness. An equally adept and creative composer, Carl Ruggles produced a small yet intriguing output of pieces for a variety of ensemble types. It is only fair, then, that when recording the complete works of a lesser known composer such as Ruggles, top-tier musicians should be brought in to lead the process. This recording does not disappoint, and the Buffalo Philharmonic, under the leadership of Michael Tilson Thomas, have produced an earnest and committed recording of Ruggles' entire catalogue.


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NEW ULM – Douglas "Doug" Ladd, 78, of New Ulm, died Tuesday, April 23, 2013, at the home of his son in Austin.
Celebration of Life Memorial Service will be 11 a.m., Friday, May 3, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in New. Burial will be held at a later date in the Richland Center Cemetery in Richland Center, Wis.
Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Thursday, May 2, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in New Ulm and will continue for one hour prior to the time of service at the church on Friday, May 3.
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Krawczak: Now more than ever, put your best foot forward
Did you see in the news recently about Yorktown, the Great Lakes cruise ship that has scheduled stops in Alpena, starting this summer? That great news is just one of many opportunities this year that Alpena has to put their best foot forward and make a positive impression to thousands of visitors.
In addition to the regular tourism we expect in 2013, there are several additional events, conferences, conventions, and special circumstances that will bring in thousands of visitors throughout the year. Just to provide you with an example of the impact we expect this year, while working on this column I took a phone call from someone traveling to Alpena in mid-April. She was having trouble booking a hotel room for part of her visit. After exploring the calendar of events, I figured out why.
In mid-April (when there still may be snow on the ground), Alpena does indeed have a shortage of hotel rooms. That's an exciting problem to have. Not only does it start to build a stronger case for a new lodging property, but it also means we are building capacity of visitors to make a tremendous impact on the economy.
For a community, the potential that visitors bring with them is much greater than the few days they spend here. Sure, those days are important to the places at which the visitors choose to spend money. But the residual potential from each visitor is much bigger than that. To capitalize on that potential, we have to treat them right, and cultivate and nurture that potential into something great. We have to treat visitors in such a way that when they leave, they work on our behalf.
We have many hopes for visitors. We hope that they leave and tell others how great they were treated by the people who live and work here. We hope they recommend this area as a destination to others. We hope they choose to come back themselves. We hope that we get some who later decide to make this their home. We hope that at least one or two see a business opportunity in the area, or if they are already a business owner, they see expansion opportunities here.
That's a lot of potential. But we must find ways to foster that development and start those conversations.
What's the best way to initiate that activity? It really comes down to the basics of proper guest treatment and customer service. This means treating them right with a welcoming attitude, and a smile and nod when passing them on the sidewalk or in a hallway. It means having a clean community where citizens take pride in their homes, properties and neighborhoods. And it means engaging visitors in conversation and telling them how great you think your community is.
I can't tell you what putting your best foot forward means to you, but I know what it looks like for me. It is smiling at people I pass on the sidewalk. It's answering the phone at work with a smile in my voice. It's hiring employees willing to provide great customer service. It's accepting and considering constructive criticism. It's the continuation of training in best practices.
What does your best foot forward look like?
Whether it's the Harley Owner's Group Rally, the Rotary district conference, the Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center's training and conferences, the Yorktown cruise ship, or some other event or activity (yes, there are plenty more), we need to engage those visitors. We need to treat them right and make sure they consider returning to Alpena and certainly make sure they leave with a glowing review to share with others.
When I say"we," I don't mean staff at the Chamber of Commerce, the Convention and Visitor's Bureau, the Downtown Development Authority, or some other organization. I mean "we" as in all of us. You. Your family. Your friends and co-workers. The entire community. From employees at our businesses to a person they pass on the street, everyone plays a role in a visitor's experience.
Please don't be the one who chooses not to give them the experience they deserve. We need everyone on the same team to cultivate the potential that comes with these visitors.
Jackie Krawczak is the executive director of the Alpena Area Chamber of Commerce. Her column runs bi-weekly on Tuesdays. Follow Jackie on Twitter @jkrawczak.


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Kids back on the bus
Over President's Day weekend, thousands of Americans will be traveling to Washington, D.C., for the Move Forward on Climate Rally on Feb. 17 to urge President Obama to reject the Keystone XL tar sands oil pipeline and take significant action on addressing the climate crisis. A group consisting mostly of students from the Adirondack North Country region will also be boarding a bus and joining the effort; many of them previously participated in the November 2011 rally at the White House.
Who is the most powerful person on the planet for moving the world forward on mitigating climate change? Can we reject the mantra of "unlimited growth" as always being the solution to our economic woes, which does not recognize that we live on a finite planet? What would happen if the world's leaders got together and decided to invest 5 percent of the world's GDP every year for 20 years to mitigate the climate problem? Could the world's nations come together on such a grand scale, or is this just an unrealistic "pipe dream"?
Who really benefits from a transcontinental pipeline originating from a land-locked region that wants nothing more than to fetch a higher price on the global market to recoup its costly means of mining a highly polluting form of fossil gunk? Some politicians laud the Canadian tar sands as a near-domestic supply of oil, but they never acknowledge all the harm bringing this gooey black tar to market causes – especially its consequences in hitting the tipping point on climate change. NASA scientist James Hansen estimates that the tar sands are the second largest carbon store on the planet, which has huge implications for pushing us off the carbon cliff.
If concerned citizens around the country come together to push the climate movement forward, will we have a better chance to convince the great chief in Washington to lead the nation and the world to do the right thing? Perhaps we have an opportunity now to influence our president as he contemplates his legacy at the beginning of his second term. Will his inaugural words be followed by a State of the Union address (Tuesday) which also recognizes the grave global problem of climate change that can only be addressed by decisive action? If he speaks the truth, I believe the country and the world will stand behind him. At this point in human history, there is a growing transformation of consciousness among young and old, which knows it is far too radical to allow a business-as-usual approach to decide the destiny of life on planet Earth. As Gus Speth, the former dean of Yale's School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, remarked, "The only thing we have to do to be sure we will leave a ruined world for our children and our grandchildren is to do exactly what we are doing now."
Author and environmentalist Bill McKibben and other climate leaders believe the most common-sense approach in addressing the carbon problem is to financially divest from the fossil fuel empire of coal, gas and oil. Additionally, by putting a price on carbon pollution, we can more equitably invest trillions in a renewable-energy-powered, job-creating eco-economy and work to restore a healthier way of doing business with nature in mind. A carbon tax of $100 per ton of carbon dioxide would be close to the 5 percent mark of global GDP. The funds could be collected by national governments from the energy companies, which in turn would, of course, pass the bill to their customers. The customers would then use less fossil energy due to the higher prices. World governments could distribute the collected funds to its citizens, who in turn could use the extra income to invest in renewably derived energy sources. These strategies in combination would strengthen the market for renewables by pricing the true costs of fossil-based energy.
When Mohandas Gandhi was once asked what he thought of Western civilization, he remarked, "I think it would be a good idea." As long as we fail to address the climate crisis brought on by the corrupted, power-driven ways of Western man, we will never achieve true civilization as a people.
Young people who have grown up in a climate-compromised, polluted world are eager for a vision – a new dream of the Earth – to put their faith, hope and hearts' desire in creating a greener, livable future. They want to roll up their sleeves and take on the work of ecological restoration. They believe a tax on carbon pollution can help fund a return to living in greater harmony with the ecosystems of the planet. They are ready to get on the bus and help our president move forward on solving the climate crisis. They believe building yet another pipeline to transport toxic sludge from the tar sands of Alberta would only benefit the filthy-rich, soulless corporations of the 1-percenters. It will not take the country forward but will rather be one more act of despoiling the land of indigenous peoples and the many other-than-human species that have no voice in deciding their fate. The industrialized world's addiction to fossil fuels must be healed to remedy the ecological crisis that is dramatically unfolding.
For the Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta to the Gulf of Mexico to be built requires that one man sign his name on the dotted line of a presidential permit. When he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the world had in mind a different kind of leader who would give birth to a vision of a healthier, harmonious future for all. This is why the kids are getting back on the bus to request the great chief lead the country and the world on the greatest human-generated challenge to life on the planet. If we act in concerted and cooperative fashion, human beings may just have a chance to prove we are civilized after all.
Tom Huber lives in Rainbow Lake and works at Paul Smith's College.


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April 19, 2010 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Business Case for Breastfeeding Conference
SUBJECT 2: MOWINS Enhancements Update
SUBJECT 3: Change to ER# 1.06200- Participant Violations
SUBJECT 4: Revised Medical Documentation-Healthcare Provider Authorization Form (WIC 27)
SUBJECT 5: New Descriptions for Enfamil LIPIL Formulas Effective Date May 3, 2010 - Important!
SUBJECT 6: 2010-2011 Dept. of Health and Senior Services Program for Dietetic Interns
SUBJECT 7: Updates on the Translated Welcome to WIC Brochures (Printable Version)
- Business Case for Breastfeeding Conference: Pettis County WIC is hosting "The Business Case for Breastfeeding" on Monday, July 12, 2010 in Sedalia. This conference covers how to present the "business case" for breastfeeding to employers, including understanding employer barriers to providing breastfeeding support, "business" messages that resonate, and creative outreach strategies. LCERPs for Lactation Consultants will be provided. If interested in attending, please complete the attached registration form and fax to Pettis County WIC at 660-827-1141. Seating is limited, so please submit your registration as soon as possible. If you have any questions please contact Kathy Mertzlufft at email@example.com or by phone at 573-526-4792.
- MOWINS Enhancements Update: Some enhancements to MOWINS have been completed and you will see them soon. In the next version of MOWINS, releases 2.00, 2.01 and 2.02, which is planned to be placed in production on May 24, 2010, there will be many bug fixes and some enhancements: There will no longer be a default race on the Demographics page. Currently the system defaults to American Indian or Alaskan Native. Also MOWINS will be compatible with the Microsoft Vista operating system, currently MOWINS works only with Windows XP. Another enhancement due in the next few months is that the MOWINS logo will replace the SPIRIT logo when users log onto MOWINS. Additional information on the details of what will be in releases 2.00, 2.01 and 2.02 will be sent in the next few weeks.
The suggestions you have sent to the MOWINS Enhancement web form since its creation in October, 2009 have been analyzed. There were over 160 suggestions, so it has taken time to assess them. Several LWP staff have asked for the following enhancements: 1) the ability to adjust the cycle (monthly, bi-monthly and tri-monthly) for the entire family, not just an individual; 2) add general notes in the Certification Guided Script and 3) the ability to view a participant's record before deciding to transfer him/her to an agency. We are now working to prioritize the enhancement requests so they can be sent to the contractor, CSC Covansys, as soon as possible.
If you have questions, contact Mark Davis at email@example.com or 573-526-5323 or 800-392-8209.
- Change to ER# 1.06200- Participant Violations: We have changed ER# 1.06200 (attached) to remove references to participant violations regarding breast pumps. There were conflicts between ER# 1.06200 and ER# 6.05100, the Breast Pump policy. The conflicts have now been resolved. Guidance on participant violations regarding breast pumps can be found in ER# 6.05100.
If you have questions about the Participant Violations policy, contact Mark Davis at firstname.lastname@example.com or 573-526-5323 or 800-392-8209. If you have questions about the Breast Pump policy, contact Kathy Mertzlufft at firstname.lastname@example.com or 573-526-4792 or 800-392-8209.
- Revised Medical Documentation-Healthcare Provider Authorization Form (WIC 27): The WIC 27 Medical Documentation form has been revised with input from LWPs. Revisions to the new form include the following:
- All sections to be completed by the Healthcare provider and LWP staff are on the front page. This will enable the scanning of only one page (front page) into MOWINS instead of two pages.
- The back page has the approved formula listing for standard contract formulas and specialty formula for infants, children and women.
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Historically, Oribe is named after Furuta Oribe who was a samurai under Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Oda Nobunaga both powerful Osaka warlords. Oribe studied Sadou under Sen no Rikyu before branching out to start his own school of tea and it is said that he then commisioned Mino potters to create a new type of ware for him thus the birth of Oribe ware. Asked to plot against the Emporer by his warlords in Osaka, his revolt failed and he, as well as all of his sons were beheaded.
Another intersting factoid surrounding Oribe is that of the Mino potter Kato Tokuro who passed away in the mid-80's. This story was related to me by Kato Takahiro, Tokuro's grandson whom I visited a few years ago at his family's studio. Tokuro, along with Arakawa Toyozo (Shino), Miwa Jyusetsu (Hagi), Kaneshige Michio (Bizen) and Kitakawa Handeshi (a banker from Tsu who made the most amazing pots and was the intellectual/spiritual leader of the group...... more on Handeshi later) were a group of amazingly talented potters doing work to revive and understand works from the Momoyama period which is considered to be the pinncale of Japanese studio pottery. All of these men had their respective specialities and Tokuro's was Oribe. Carrying an ego uncommon in his day, Tokuro thought that his work rivaled anything ever done historically so he proceeded to break up a series of his pieces and then bury them. As most of these potters were scholars as well as archeologists concerning their respective specialties, digging shards for study was quite common. After a number of years passed, Tokuro partially dug up his latest "find" of Oribe ware and then promptly notified Monbusho (Japanese cultural ministry) in Tokyo of the location of the specimens at which time Monbusho sent their Oribe expert down to Nagoya to join Tokuro in his "research". Retuning to Tokyo, the gentleman from Monbusho promptly wrote a lengthly treatise on the newest, and most amazing find of Oribe shards. These matters are not taken lightly in Japan however and when Tokuro let everyone in on the joke, the gentleman in Toyko was promptly fired in disgrace while Tokuro was summarily excommunicated from the prestigeous Japan National Potters Association as well as forced to move his kiln and studio.
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If the implication was from me, I wasn't implying 2009 in the Loire was overripe. Only that it was a significantly riper year than most. I've heard very good things about it, actually, especially relative to 2007 and 2008.
But as far as other recent vintages, 2005 was the blockbuster while 2006 was "only" a good follow-up year. Yet I've enjoyed the 2006s just as much as the 2005s, though they are not as tannic or powerful. This is where I wonder, if the 2006s are accessible earlier does that really make them inferior?
My impression is that 2010 will have wines that are elegant, yet not overly herbaceous. The 2009s will probably last longer, but I don't need a cellar full of wines I can't touch until 2015+.
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Yeah...totally makes sense. I've had a few other wines from 09 and I guess maybe overripe is too broad. Like you just pointed out, they are a lot riper than normal. In this case, almost a wee bit flabby, although certainly not Napa proportions!
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Something else to consider: there are some key factors that determine how much energy yeast and bacteria can generate: temperature, hydration, salinity, pH, food supply and metabolic pathway (aerobic or anaerobic). In the case of a young dough, generally speaking, food supply is always high and oxygen is always low, so the others are the ones we need to be concerned with. There are three main functions for which yeast and bacteria use energy, homeostasis (the basic cellular processes to maintain a stable environment inside the cell i.e. life), growth, and division. There is a hierarchy as to how energy is spent; first is homeostasis, and only if there is energy left over, is there growth, and only if there is still energy left over, is there division. As the external environment becomes less ideal (temp too high or low, pH too high or low, salinity too high, food too low, etc.) , the less efficient the cell becomes and the more energy must be devoted to homeostasis simply staying alive leaving less for growth and reproduction. Extended periods of cold hit the yeast two ways lower temp and lower pH. Both require the cell to devote more and more energy to homeostasis. 100% of the energy the cell has available comes from carbohydrate metabolism, and as previously discussed, this creates CO2. If you see signs of CO2 being produced, you have energy production. This does not mean you have significant division however, and if youre not seeing much in the way of bubbles in the fridge, its not very likely that you have any meaningful division. I bring this up because even if youre right about weaker cells dying off, you probably dont have reason to believe they are being replaced by stronger cells.
Assume 100 people are left out in a winter desert overnight with nothing but a t-shirt and shorts. Just like your yeast survival hierarchy, there is certainly a hierarchy of survival for a human being. An important note would be that every human will react to an outside environment differently. Therefore (for example) of the 100 people, 22 will die, 48 will have hypothermia and lose limbs, and the remaining 30 will survive with no major injuries. Do yeast have the same variations in survival? I don't know. If they do it would be to a much lesser extent than humans since they are "simple" organisms.
This is where i was going when I asked "by 'weak' do you mean genetically less fit, or simply old and tired?There are always going to be older cells that will die more quickly when stress increases, but you are talking about the other case - natural selection - survival of the fittest. Your are suggesting that there are cells with a greater ability to maintain homeostasis in colder conditions and the offspring of these cells will share that ability. You are also suggesting that the difference between the two types of cells (those that can and those that can't) is so stark that you will see a difference in only one dough-making cycle. I tend to doubt this is the case, however uf you are right, and if you were to grow a new SD culture out of the old dough and repeat the cycle a couple times, you should have a strain of SD that is super cold resistant.
You would assume a starter that is "put to sleep" in the refrigerator (such as mine) would start to take on these attributes though. It's also the assumption that the offspring of cells actually maintain the parent cell attributes as you mentioned. I'm no microbiology expert, so I cannot comment on this claim.
I would not make that assumption. What would be the basis? Excluding the presence of a mutagen, it is a good assumption that the offspring of cell division are genetically identical to the parent. These cultures, such as Ischia, have been around for a long time. Weaker strains should have died off long ago. This is why they generally don't change over time the way cultures you capture locally tend to change as they mature. Why would you assume that all the yeast in your culture are not substantually similar having decended from the strongest yeast? Maybe they are not, but I don't see a basis for that assumption off the bat. If you're going to be scientific, your null hypothesis would be that there is not enough difference in the cells for the yeast to naturally select into a meaningfully more cold-resistant culture. It's not enough to get a result that suggests your alternate hypothesis (that the yeast culture will become more cold tolerant after exposure to colder temps) is correct. You must disprove the null hypothesis which is much more difficult.My doubt lies in the idea that the difference is so stark between the less and more cold-tolerant cells that you will see a difference - let alone in one cycle.
Without completely de-railing this discussion, I would agree with you that all yeast cells would be 99.9% identical. But that 0.1% remaining would be the basis of evolution as we know it. While the yeast are probably 99% similar now as it was 500 years ago, I might argue that due to the process of evolution they have actually changed since then. This evolution is probably undetectable by us, but wouldn't mean it didn't happen.Back to the topic on hand: This discussion does compliment your argument that the difference between cells would not be enough to see a difference in the big picture. To that I give you a point.How about the argument of external yeast vs. internal yeast? Seems a much easier pill to swallow.
notwithstanding it seems highly unlikely that 14 days in the fridge could develop that that level of difference to something you can quantify with casual observation vs. 5 days in the fridge or 1 day in the fridge.
One more thought would be that the yeast on the outside of the dougball would be subjected to lower temperatures than the inside the center of the doughball. Perhaps my "weaker" yeast are simply the yeast within 1" of the outer layer of the doughball.
I'd like to call this the igloo effect ...
You might stick an instant read thermometer in one and see how long it takes the ball to equalize at the refrigerator temperature. I can't imaging it takes very long - certainly not compared to 5 or 14 days.
The idea was that (similar to mass effect) the center of the doughball would be slightly warmer than the exterior due to activity of the yeast, and therefore never equalize.
I had some excellent results tonight. Probably going to stick with this recipe and see how it holds up over a few additional days fermentation.17" NY Style using IschiaCut from my personal excel sheet: Total Weight 752.1 Grams59.0% Water 255.0 Grams100.0% Flour 432.2 Grams3.0% Salt 13.0 Grams10.0% Starter 43.2 Grams2.0% Olive Oil 8.6 Grams 1 Ball(s) Desired 741 Gram Ball Size (with loss) 24 hours in fridge, re-balled than 24 hours at 65*. I made the dough using GM Better for bread flour. I did an identical dough tonight but used ADY & All-trumps bromated. The results were only slightly different, where flavor was in favor of the Ischia dough, and color/dough strength in favor of the all trumps dough. Never had much luck with top crust color, but flavor completely over-shadows that flaw. Camera also isn't the best quality so crust looks more pale than it actually was.Edit: Added picture of reheated slice in better light
I had something come up right before I was about to bake this weekend, so I had to put everything on hold until later.64% hydration, 3% active starter. 20 hr bulk room temp fermentation (~72°). Balled about 3 hours RT then put the whole flat into the fridge until I could come back to bake about 5 hours later. Normally, these dough balls would have been completely blown out and over fermented by the time I got to them if I left them at RT. The fridge slowed them down perfectly, the balls didn't merge together in the dough tray. I let them warm up for about a half hour at 70° while my LBE warmed up. When I stretched them, they were still a little cold and tricky to open up. Not a deal breaker, but took some getting used to on the first couple. After shaping they had the tell tale signs of little dough air bubbles all over the skins. These were some of the best tasting and best oven spring pies I've made in a while. I was skeptical of the fridge retarding, but it worked great. Granted, it was a short-ish retarding, but it worked great and extended my service window. No pics as I was baking in the middle of the night, but they were great.
Thanks for the update!I've since stopped using Ischia for my NY pies, but I think I recall going 2 weeks in the fridge with still very good results. The only issue at 2 weeks was poor dough strength, which just meant I had to be much more careful when opening a skin. Does this produce an optimal pie? Probably not. But if your schedule changes, no need to toss the dough (pun intended)
JD,What is your protocol now for your new york pies if you're no longer using ischia?


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Proinsias wrote:gaiwan 1/2 to 3/4 full. water a few minutes off the boil. first few brews are pretty much instant. After 4 or 5 brews step up the temp.
Five mins in a gaiwan sounds like an awfully long time.churng wrote:I find whites taste very good brewed with lid off a porcelain teapot
A gaiwan with the lid off, aside from when pouring, works a treat.
sencha wrote:Considering white tea contains EGCG/EGC/ECG, which are cannabinoid receptor agonists (i.e. activates the same receptors marijuana does; albeit to a weaker degree), I'd say it's possible that you are indeed high.
Poohblah wrote: I have found that a lower temperature around 135-150 degrees and a short steeping time of a minute or less results in a sweeter, stronger, and more savory taste. Any hotter or longer than this and the astringency arrives. I only have a couple of whites, the first is a silver needle and the second is unlabeled (read: cheap). For the record, I am brewing gong fu in a glass gaiwan.
Am I just sensitive, am I high, or are whites really as delicate as they seem to me to be?
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Goats Treated Like Garbage at Fort Lewis
This is hot off the press, folks. We just heard from an Army medic today that several goats who had been used in a trauma training exercise at Fort Lewis were allegedly discarded in sealed plastic bags even though they were still breathing.
The goats had been subjected to all sorts of horrific exercises, including having holes cut in their chests to relieve an induced massive buildup of pressure in their lungs, having their throats punctured, and having their ribs cracked open to expose their beating hearts, all before being injected with a chemical to induce cardiac arrest. Apparently, their vital signs weren't checked before they were chucked into trash bags like rotten produce.
PETA has been arguing for months that such trauma training exercises are in violation of Department of Defense (DOD) rules that bar the use of animals for training exercises if humane alternatives exist (which they do, in abundance). But even if the DOD isn't ready to cede that point, surely it can agree that suffocating animals in plastic bags is inexcusable.
Our whistleblower tells us that dozens more goats are slated to be used in trauma training exercises in the coming days and weeks, so we're wasting no time in demanding that the exercises be stopped immediately. Read our letter to Fort Lewis and then see our action alert on this topic here.
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Completely disgusting that this is allowed to take place. Don't worry people the people reasponsible for this will get what is coming to them.
im praying that god will punish those people in military who do cruel things in animals hope they realise that those animals are our fellow creation.we have no rights to harm or kill them by any means
I served in Fort Lewis as a Medic in the 90's and I trained at Fort Sam Houston as a medic. It makes me sick to have served for life and liberty for who? Certainly these animals were included in what I thought I was fighting for. It revolts my stomach to know that all that ARMY pride crap is nothing but a cover story. How can my country do this? I regret serving! That IS NOT THE RIGHT THING TO DO! Life liberty and justice for all is a JOKE! SHAME ON YOU ARMY! I saved plenty of lives without this outrage b.s. training! if you can call it that!
Crystal I think that its you that need help. not all of the sympathic PETA members. We CARE for all creatures humans included but someone has to be the voice of the poor animals that is being treated like a feelingless object. Animals are people to! Stop being such a narrowminded person and instead open your eyes to whats going on. Ever looked into the eyes of an animal? I think you would be surprised to see that they to have feelings and a soul.
I can deal with the overwhelming concern for animal rights. Don't get me wrong I love animals too. But for everyone who has posted on this blog..Please remember the real reason that these practices are being done. Soldiers are not left a choice to practice on these animals and with the opportunity to practice medical treatment on a life specie is an advantage. Just think everyone visiting this website is directly or indirectly associated with a loved on in the military. Withought these Combat Medics thousands of more lives will have been lost. You need to think outside the box. Sure there may be other ways to practice medical operations but think about it? You cannot go shoot a person for medical practice. And once a combat medic is trained the Army does require them to work in a hospital to deal with live patients. But without that prior experience with animals these soldiers would be incompetent. Please stop pointing fingers and acting disresepectful to those fighting for our country. Soldiers are not acting cruel and heartless they are not enoying seeing animals being tortured but they are not left a choice.
I was at my friends house and saw a schedule of where and when these trainings take place I took the sheet I want to report it .. does anyone know who I can go to?
I was absolutely shocked when I read this story. I live a matter of miles away from the base and had no idea. C'mon… Ft. Lewis have some respect. Any one who could and would hurt these goats and other animals would also violate the rights of people. Ft. Lewis you are a bunch of cowards…Shame on you
i am soo horrified at this. Not only Goats but ALL animals should be treated with respect. I will never buy a fur coat ever again in my life now that i have been exposed to these gruesome gory videos! Its dispicable to think people just like you and me would have the heart to be this unthouughtful to animals.
Thank you PETA for consistant conscientious compassion concern. You are the voice of all those who deeply abhor totally senseless cruel treatment of innocent animals. When will the MAJORITY be the voice of compassion care? Not the inverse. You are shaking up in me the need to be heard to stop being in the majority of the silent ones burying heads in the sand because that is so much more convenient. Mary.Australia
it is amasing that us as humans take some living breathing thing with feelings and do such horrific things. it is beyond horrible. expecially for the goverment to be allowing it. what else is next. testing on us without our concent. they can all go to hell whoever is involved in my opion. i will show them the way.
that was so disgusting!!! I hope that the people who was practicing those cruelty should be put into jail… Poor goats…
think treating goats like that is right?why don't i treat you like a goat
And it's exactly this type of training that saves HUMAN lives in combat. So what do you suggest…that we conduct these exercises on humans? Wait this is PETA…you sickos probably do think that. How about some of you line up for combat training and save a goat or two? These men and women put their lives on the line for you every day. EVERY DAY. Your tax dollars are hard at work training the most advanced military in the world. Most of you wouldn't even qualify to enlist. You should get down on your knees and be thankful we have our military. Without them you wouldn't have the right to bitch and moan about what probably amounts to two sickly goats this close to dying anyway. Honestly this disgusts me but what disgusts me more is PETA in general. You people all need help. I won't be back to check this because it's obvious what all of you have to say but I am entitled to my opinion as much as you are yours. I honestly doubt you'll even publish this because I speak the truth and truth is not something your organization handles well. I support animal rights and am all for treating animals with dignity and respect. However PETA's sadistic scare tactics i.e. giving little kids nightmares about slaughtered chickens and reckless over dramatic antics make me a life long member of the antiPETA club. And trust me I'm not alone. I am a damn proud Army wife and whatever it takes to bring all our HUMAN men women home safe is ok in my book.
to the above poster who wrote "these guys are dumb robots"….maybe you should think twice about talking trash about the medics and doctors who provide lifesaving services to the men and women who are needlessly sent to war and injured and killed all for our freedom. you may not agree with their treatment of animals for their practice of medical life saving techniques but to personally attack the soldiers who have no choice in the manner in which they train is ignorant…maybe you should thank these people who give all for YOUR SAFETY instead of calling them mindless robots especially when you are comfortable sitting in your home under the blanket of freedom that they provide.
es una groseria hacer esto con victimas inocentes que sufren dolores inexplicables en sus pobres cuerpos no es nesesario exponer a animalitos inofensivos tal sangrienta y dolorosa muerte solo por insensibilisar a esos desgraciados soldados que si bien es cierto ya tienen el corazon podrido de maldades pero han olvidado lo mas importante y es que hasta de eso daran cuenta ante el trono de Dios porque el ha creado las personas y los animales y el es el unico que puede dar y quitar lavida a quien El quiera los animalitos se pueden comer pero hay que darles muerte digna ya sin dolor no como lo hacen este tipo de animales perdon peor que animales.
This is another example we live on a barbaric planet where the majority of people have souls lacking compassion and sensitivity for animals. Beyond being revolted the worst part of all is we as American Taxpayers are paying for this horrific abuse of animals. This is nothing new though. All the militaries worldwide have always been and still are abusing animals every day especially in gruesome bio warfare experiments as well as this type of abuse in medical field training. Prayers sent for all the animals suffering on this planet each and every day.
My son is stationed at Fort Lewis and it makes me sick to think he may have to take part in such disgusting and unlawful behavior in order to protect our country!!! Someone NEEDS to step in!!!
How do people become so sick that they cease to care about life or have the slightest bit of compassion for living creatures?


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This reminds me of a fragment of a post I once made
This reminds me of a fragment of a post I once made elsewhere:
That being said, the thing I most wanted to write of tonight was what I had in mind while walking my walk, about the post I made a few days back expressing my admiration for the face of Lara, as made manifest for us by way of Julie Christie, playing that character in the film version of "Doctor Zhivago". I began my walk mulling over how seemingly unfair it is that so few are lucky enough to be born with a face having the beautiful symmetries of a Julie Christie or an Omar Sharif, but later found myself thinking instead about how faces can be so expressive, and how by way of expression any face can at times seem as beautiful as either of that pair, without possessing those obviously attractive inborn symmetries.
At times my mind seems wide open, like the aperture of some camera open full stop, thereby admitting the most possible light, allowing me for a time to give weight to what truly deserves it, rightful consideration to what does not, and the ability to see good in what I otherwise might simply miss. Facial expressions have the power to play with that aperture. They hint at what's inside. That hint alone can significantly open my mind, to such a degree that I might feel I truly see the inner light of a person, at least for a time, making them shine quite bright. Next to an otherwise average face expressing unguarded joy, the face of some perfectly symmetrical model with a lack of expression will seem quite plain.
If I've viewed some photo of an author's face prior to having read much of what that person has written, and I later decide to read more by that same author, I'll generally look around a bit for a handful of other pictures taken of that same face. In particular I'll look for the one that seems guaranteed to open my mental aperture most, to admit the most light, knowing that if I keep it in mind while reading, I'm most likely to read them in a just and therefore fair light.
The photos picked to populate some pages written about others, in particular pages written about significant writers, scientists, poets, etc, sometimes bother me a great deal, in that they seem choices guaranteed to keep the mental apertures of a good number of readers narrow. For example take a look at the photo (mug shot) that now appears on the wikipedia page for Simone Weil, an admired writer I've mentioned briefly in a few previous posts. If you read that page after viewing that particular picture, some words applied to her will likely lodge in your brain with associated negative connotations, perhaps words like "the red virgin", "the martian", "activist", "intellectual", "mystic", after which you may not be able to read what she's written fairly, giving her her fair due.
Here's another photo of Simone you'll find if you take the time to look ( http://www.siue.edu/artsandsci... ). Read those same words with that face and expression in mind and I think you just might find yourself moved by her personal story. Words made virtually invisible or at the very least out of focus as a consequence of the narrow aperture afforded by way of that other photo, may with this image in mind stand out clearly, perhaps casting those previously lodged words in a completely different light, potentially replacing an otherwise negative impression with one of compassion, for a person who struggled hard to be kind and caring, to find purpose in life, while all the while battling with personal idiosyncrasies that made her days very very difficult. When I read her words through the mental aperture afforded me by way of this photo, she seems to me as beautiful as Lara, in fact more so given she was a real flesh and blood person.

This is wonderful, and I hope you don't mind if I put a
This is wonderful, and I hope you don't mind if I put a link to it on my own blog -- many of my readers are parents of children with disabilities (as I am!) and would so love to see the attention that you've paid here.
Thank you!

Absolutely incredible, thank you for helping everyone's
Absolutely incredible, thank you for helping everyone's eyes to see the beauty that surrounds us.

This video clip is beautiful...I am moved and inspired by
This video clip is beautiful...I am moved and inspired by the music the children sang. Thanks for sharing this with the world.


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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (459 votes).
In short: Gret raceDate of review: December 6, 2006
In short: Tough hills but great sceneryDate of review: January 31, 2006
In short: Not a pb course, but the setting is lovely.In full: Hill at the start, repeated at around 7k is hard going and to have 3 sizeable hills in a 10k is demanding, but a great race and the long downhill to the house is magic. Although I walked the 3rd hill, it would not put me off doing it again with a little more preparation. Medal is good. Date of review: May 12, 2005
In short: Fantastic course, all lanes. Superb finish at Longleat HouseDate of review: March 23, 2005
In short: All that is good in a race...others take note..In full: 209 events have done a great job from literature, maps, champion chips, location and course !Despite freezing fog, a long trip from surrey and a few hills it was a good fun event for all. Id o think trading standards may take exception to use of "undulating" though !Will do more 209 events races (and prehaps they could take on a few Runners World races too !!)Would be a great place to do a half marathon....?See you soon 209 at Woburn Abbey...Date of review: February 14, 2005
In short: One word - hilly!In full: Will know next year to train for those hills! Yes it was enjoyable enough to go back again.Date of review: February 11, 2005
In short: +Well organised, scenic, good turnout -expensive, too few loos, nothing open for spectators on arrivalDate of review: February 10, 2005
In short: Tough, but a lovely scenic course!Date of review: February 10, 2005
In short: Hilly but scenic - Poor goody bag for £12 entry feeDate of review: February 9, 2005
In short: I would put it in the "Hilly" catergory as opposed to the "Undulating"! Certainly felt the aches and pains the following day !Date of review: February 9, 2005
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Take time to listen
We need to think how suicide has affected us locally and nationally.
I personally have lost a grandfather and cousin to suicide.
Suicide is a subject that many people feel carries with it a taboo, a word that should never be used or even talked about.
Suicide is a growing issues with all age groups and it does not matter the race you are or how much money your make, what you do for a living.
Almost everyone who is Lost or attempts suicide has given some clue or warning. Do not ignore suicide statements no matter how casually or jokingly said may indicate serious suicidal feelings. Also a person lost to suicide is not psychotic or insane or even crazy. This is far from the facts.
People who have reached a point in there lives where they feel that taking there lives is the only way to find comfort or heal the pain that there are feeling. At times this is an ongoing fight each day to find a reason to live or a reason to move unto the next day.
One important thing to remember is that no matter how casually or jokingly said, this may indicate serious suicidal thoughts and intervention is needed. What can husbands, wives, sons, daughters, aunt, uncles, friends do?
Take there comments. Sometimes taking five minutes out of your day to listen to what they have to say could save a life. Take time to show them that yes someone cares, that someone is willing to help.
The facts are that we are losing a person to suicide at a rate of one every 13.9 minutes, with the elderly its one every 90 minutes, youth its one every two hours, it is also the 10th ranked death in the U.S. and third among youths in the U.S.
In recent years the military has had an increase in suicides among the active duty and veterans. From Jan. 1, 2012, until Dec. 3, 2012, we have lost to suicide 6,067 veterans and 462 active duty/reserve personal.
We need to be there for the survivors and help them with the stages of grief.
Everyone needs to look down into there hearts and find the time and the way to support those in need.
Ways to help; join a local organization, help at senior centers, mentor in your local school, find out all the information you can on ways to help those in need.
I encourage you to take time to listen, because this is free, But to save a life, then you have given a gift that has more value that anything else on this earth.
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