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Topic: Wiki markup in text
Hi all,
Currently working on something thats using acts_as_versioned (which Im loving), but theres certain parts (like the comments etc) that I would love to provide wiki markup as the main method of input. If I can't do it then I'll probably just install one of those JS editor things and not use wiki at all. But since its aimed to be used by developers I thinkk wiki markup is a potentially good idea.
Does anyone have any advise on howe to go about doing it?
If you want in on the project of course your more than welcome.


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The oldest baby boomers — and maybe some not so old — are making the transition now from worker to retiree. And that poses new challenges, not just what to do in retirement, but where to do it? CPA Thomas Corley helps his own clients make those decisions, and now shares with BoomerCafé some of the conclusions he reached in his new book, "The Top 100 Cheapest Places to Retire in the U.S. in 2012."
With the near economic collapse of 2008, when many baby boomers lost up to 40% of their retirement nesteggs, the question I have been repeatedly asked is:
"Where are the cheapest places to retire in the U.S.?"
The underlying motivation for the question was the loss in retirement assets that resulted from The Great Recession and a common concern: can I retire with the assets or income I have, or expect to have, in retirement?
So two years ago I set out to answer that very question. I organized a small team which helped me analyze more than three thousand select cities, towns, and communities across the United States. We looked for ten key retirement factors and applied a proprietary scoring formula to each factor to figure out which communities ranked highest as the best, cheapest places to retire in the U.S. For each community, we focused on the following ten key retirement factors:
- Lowest Housing Costs
- Lowest Property Tax
- Lowest Sales Tax
- Best Climate
- Lowest Crime Rate
- Lowest Income Tax
- Closest to Major or Regional Metropolitan Areas
- Closest to Hospitals
- Closest to Airports
- Closest to Beaches or Coastlines
Deciding where to retire may very well be one of the most important decisions you make as you approach retirement. In today's economic environment, finding the right affordable place can make the difference between retiring with or without financial worries.
Here is a sampling of a few of the very affordable communities highlighted in my book.
When you think of Mississippi you don't always think beaches. But there is a small slice of Mississippi heaven on the Gulf Coast that makes you re-think everything about the state. Situated just over 10 miles to the west of Biloxi is the town of Gulfport, just 3 miles from Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport and a short walk to many Gulf Coast beaches. In an hour's drive east you can find yourself in the heart of Mobile, Alabama and Mobile Bay.
Here you'll find 6.7 miles of picturesque, white-sandy beaches lining the Gulf of Mexico. There are exciting, fun-filled indoor and outdoor activities, championship golf courses, taste-tantalizing cuisine, plentiful shopping, gambling casinos and must-see cultural attractions.
From its simple, humble beginnings as a lumber and port city, Gulfport has evolved into a diversified, expanding community.
Having visited Pensacola on one of my "research missions"… stop laughing, it was a real research mission… I can't help but express my unbridled bias toward this most unique coastal community.
Let me paint you a picture. You are sitting on your porch or deck. A few hundred feet to the west is the bay, with its own flat sandy beach; at the same distance to the east is the ocean, with its fluffy white sand and warm tropical ocean temperatures. You're hungry so you decide to bar-b-que on one of the many free grills that pepper the public beaches. You're thirsty and decide to take short stroll alongside the beach to Peg Leg Pete's Oyster Bar.
Mm mm, sounds too good to be true doesn't it? Well that's Pensacola. Pensacola is, hands down, this author's top pick of affordable retirement communities.
What you get in Pensacola at a very affordable price is simply hard to believe. Affordable housing, exceptional location on the panhandle of Florida, no income tax, scenic coastal views, warm waters, beaches on the bay and ocean, boating, fishing galore, great night life, excellent restaurants, free beach access, a quaint trolley and much more makes Pensacola a fabulous retirement retreat.
Take your boat and anchor it off Conch Island and explore the variety of shell life there. Or simply anchor your boat in the bay near the shore and sit down in the water with an aperitif before the dinner bell rings. Comb the bay sea floor for Sandollars of every size. It's all here and at a very affordable price.
For the first time Oregon makes the list. Florence is situated along the beautiful Siuslaw River on the west coast just 4 miles from Heceta Beach.
Here you can enjoy a stroll along the boardwalk, experience Historic Old Town Florence's truly unique shopping or dine in one of the many restaurants in the district. From chowder to gourmet pizza, crab encrusted halibut to the famous green donkey burrito; retirees can find a variety of foods to fit any budget. At the south end of Florence you will find 42 miles of magnificent, wind-shaped sand dunes, some rising 500 feet above sea level. These dunes represent the largest expanse of coastal sand dunes in North America. If you're looking for adventure you'll find it at the dunes through their guided sand rail tours, self-guided ATV tours, sand boarding, hiking, camping, horseback riding and photography.
Florence is often billed as a river town, and why not with 17 lakes and rivers in and around the area. But the hidden gem is the Pacific Ocean which is located just over the dune. When it comes to enjoying the Ocean, the possibilities for adventure are truly endless. Walk along the surf in search of glass floats, shells, agates and driftwood. Hit the Oregon Coast Trail for hiking, biking or horseback riding. If you like fishing or boating, Florence has that too. There are over a dozen fresh water lakes, which serve anglers and boaters.
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Beautiful Apartment on the Beach
Size80 m²
Floor No.17(with elevator)
- Air conditioning
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Parking available
Accommodation summary
|Av Lucio Costa, 22630-010 Rio de janeiro, Brazil
|Property type
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The apartment includes 2 bedrooms facing the sea. One is a double bedroom with an en suite bathroom, while the other has 2 single beds and access to a balcony. A sofa bed and sliding doors leading to a seaview balcony feature in the living room. Satellite TV, Wi-Fi and a DVD player are available.
Placed in the kitchen are a refrigerator, stove and microwave among other applianced. There is also a small utility area with a sink, washing machine and clothesline. The bathroom has a shower.
The apartment is set on the important Avenida Lucio Costa Avenue from where buses serving the city run. It is next to Lucio Costa Bridge which leads to Avenida das Américas Avenue and several shopping centers and supermarkets. A wide range of bars, clubs, restaurants and entertainment venues are also closeby.
Guests staying in the condominium also have access to a children's play area and a free parking space.
House rulesSmoking is only allowed on the balcony.
No pets.
Extra guests are not permitted.
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|£ 2833
|Maximum Nights
|3 months
|Check-in After
|On arrangement
|Check-in before
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|Check-out Before
|On arrangement
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
My colleague/friend and I had a wonderful time in this appartment, which is really perfect: the beach is right in front of the house, there are good traffic connections to Copacabana and the center of Rio de Janeiro with all its worthwhile sights and landmarks, and - last but not least - there is Ailton who is a remarkable host! He was very helpful even before we reached to Rio by giving us all kind of necessary information. We could check-in already quite early in the morning and everything was without any problem. The appartment itself is well equipped, has a wonderful ocean-view balcon, two comfortable and cozy sleeping-rooms and a large living-room. So really, everything was fine and we would not hesitate a second to rent out this place again whenever we have the opportunity to come back to Rio. Thanks, Ailton, and all the best-.
- Quality assured accommodation
- Every host is verified by telephone
- Secure payment via SSL encryption


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Beautiful wedding hairstyle with flowers
This long, dark blonde hair is liberally streaked with a lighter blonde, making for a great contrast when hair is gathered and styled. A big section on the forehead is teased for volume, then smoothed and pinned back down to form a high bump. Two fresh blooms anchor the bump on either side. The rest of the longs locks are set in large-sized curlers, so that natural-looking coils and waves are produced. One side is tucked behind the ear, while the other is brought forward a bit to hang down over the shoulder. The look is fresh and casual, yet still finished.


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Snapshot: Istanbul
Surrounded by 700 acres of forest in the Campos do Jordão region in the southeastern part of the country, this intimate retreat encompasses a main building with six suites and 11 stand-alone villas; each unit features custom-made furnishings by Brazilian designers.
São Paulo–based architecture firm Candida Tabet Arquitetura planned the contemporary structures to emphasize the dramatic landscape of the Bairro dos Mellos river valley and Mantiqueira Mountains beyond.
Highly Recommended: Tastemakers' Go-to Shops for Holiday Gifts


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4th & 12 FG Fake? yea that'll get it done. Ridiculous...
I know right. About to watch a Movie with the wife....yawn....
Stud The Dud should be fired. 2 straight options to the short side with a true pocket passer. Wow. Just, wow.
Hold up those 4 fingers.
Geaux Tigers!!!!
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TD Tigers!!!!


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Greetings TeaFriends from around the world. Please drop in to TeaDay and share what is in your cup with us. Also discuss the day's topic.
Yesterday we discussed the use of different cups throughout the day. Please continue to discuss yesterday's topic.
Today's TeaPoll and discussion topic. A day or two early, but what is your TEA of the month for June? Please share details.
We are looking forward to sharing this TeaDay with ... everyone. Bottoms up.


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UPDATE: NVIDIA Corp. has corrected statement in regards the number of vertex processors in the GeForce 6600 and GeForce 6600 GT GPUs.
NVIDIA Corp. introduced Thursday its new series of graphics processing units for the mainstream market. Following its general strategy, the new mainstream parts inherit feature-set and capabilities from the company's high-end offerings introduced earlier this year.
Doom III GPU for $199
The new lineup of graphics processing units to serve the mainstream market – the GeForce 6600-series earlier code-named NV43 – now contains two graphics processors: the GeForce 6600 GT and the GeForce 6600. Typically the Santa Clara, California-based graphics technologies developer offers three flavours of its graphics processing units: standard version, more powerful GT version and premium speed Ultra version.
NVIDIA GeForce 6600 reference graphics card
The innovative GeForce 6600 graphics processors deliver substantially higher performance compared to NVIDIA's current mainstream products, such as the GeForce FX 5700 Ultra, and are also said to deliver higher speed than competing offerings from the arch-rival ATI Technologies, such as RADEON X600 XT.
NVIDIA proclaimed the GeForce 6600-series of GPUs "The Doom III GPU" saying that it delivers decent – GT scores around 42fps in 1600x1200 with High Quality settings – framerate in the recently released Doom III title amid affordable price.
NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT reference graphics card
The fresh GeForce 6600 lineup also sports capabilities found in the GeForce 6800-series graphics processing units unveiled earlier this year, such as Shader Model 3.0, video engine and UltraShadow II.
NVIDIA Jumps on 0.11 Micron Bandwagon
The GeForce 6600-series graphics processing units include 8 pixel and 3 vertex pipelines and contain about 146 million of transistors. NVIDIA manufactures the GeForce 6600-series graphics processing units at TSMC using 0.11 micron fabrication process. The GeForce 6600-series is intended for platforms equipped with PCI Express x16 slots; "bridged" AGP flavours of the GeForce 6600-series may be available at a later date.
NVIDIA's and ATI's high-end GeForce 6800-series and RADEON X800-series graphics processors contain 12 - 16 pixel pipelines. NVIDIA's GeForce 6800 Ultra includes 220 million of transistors, ATI's RADEON X800 XT includes 160 million of transistors. Both high-end chips are produced using 0.13 micron technology.
NVIDIA suggests its partners among makers of graphics cards to clock the GeForce 6600 GT and GeForce 6600 graphics processing units at 500MHz and 300MHz respectively. The GPU developer recommends to equip the "GT" parts with 128MB of 128-bit GDDR3 memory operating at 1000MHz. Memory type to be used on the standard version of the GeForce 6600 is to be determined by manufacturers of add-in graphics cards themselves.
NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT graphics processing units
The GeForce 6600 GT graphics cards should also be able to work in the so-called SLI Multi-GPU mode. SLI is a technology that enables two NVIDIA-based graphics cards to operate in a single workstation delivering higher graphics horsepower.
Available in September 2004
Graphics cards based on the GeForce 6600 GT and GeForce 6600 will be available in September 2004. Recommended retail price for the GT flavour is $199 for the


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Awesome job Adam. Seriously excellent, professional-grade interview. (and, no, I'm not pimping every story on TCF's front page from here on out, but this was another one that was just terrific IMO)
Loved the technical elements of Vinnie's job and the questions related to that and loved the fact that you let dude's personality out of the box throughout the entire thing.
Great View from the Porch to kick this season off.


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Today, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton issued a statement on the Iraqi government coalition agreement. The Secretary said:
"Iraq's political leaders have worked together to agree on an inclusive government that represents the will of the Iraqi people and moves their country forward. Today's coalition decision is a milestone in the emergence of the new Iraq and it is a testament to the determination of the Iraqi people to build their own democracy, a goal only they can achieve.
"This agreement ensures meaningful representation for the election winners, encompassing all of Iraq's ethnic and sectarian communities. It also includes critical provisions for power-sharing and other reforms, including revisions to the to the de-Ba'athification process. In addition, Iraqi leaders have agreed to establish a National Council on Strategic Policies. This important body will serve as a steering group in the areas of defense policy, foreign affairs, economic policy, and other strategic issues.
"It is now up to this government to deliver on an inclusive, comprehensive agenda that serves all Iraqis and strengthens the country as a whole.
"As Iraqis continue their progress, they will have a committed and consistent partner in the United States. Our relationship is rooted in mutual respect and mutual interest. We look forward to expanding our cooperation under the Strategic Framework Agreement and together pursuing our shared goal of building a long-term, multidimensional relationship between our two nations that contributes to growing peace and prosperity in Iraq and security and stability in the Middle East."
You can also read the Secretary's statement on www.state.gov.
Eric B. in Virginia writes:
This is very good news and since this initial government coalition announcement, Iraqi leaders have taken a few more steps forward in forming their new government. Chiefly, Nouri al-Maliki's nomination as Prime Minister on Thanksgiving starts the 30 day clock to form his cabinet and then be officially sworn in for his second term.
However, success in these final steps is not a fait accompli as the fragile coalition could still fracture over key ministries and the National Council on Strategic Policies that Secretary Clinton discusses in her statement.
Now more than ever, it is critical that we continue to support the State Department's efforts to help the Iraqi people build the institutions and cultivate the norms of representative government. As a military officer who recently returned from a year assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, I was very impressed with the dedication and abilities of America's diplomats. I am confident they can continue to help the Iraqis move forward, but this can only be accomplished by continued prioritization of Iraq by our citizens and their government.
The views expressed in this post are those of the author and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of the Army, Department of Defense, or the U.S. government.


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This website is about the plants and fungi used in homeopathic remedies. A searchable database details hundreds of plants and fungi as well as lichens, brown and red algae.
The Museum is an authority on scientific names and descriptions that are used to identify animals and plants correctly. Scientists use this information in all types of research, ranging from understanding ecosystems, to combating malaria, to tackling environmental pollution.
Scientific names and descriptions are also used in activities such as homeopathy or traditional herbal treatments but this does not mean that they are based on science, explained in scientific terms or based on scientific research in the same way as most modern conventional medicine.
The theories used in homeopathy to explain how treatments work are not scientific and the effectiveness of homeopathic treatment is questioned and investigated from a scientific viewpoint.
This carefully researched database refers to those plants named in the Homeopathic Materiae Medicae and:
The remedies used in homeopathy are mostly derived from angiosperms (flowering plants), though some conifers and ferns as well as fungi, including lichens, brown and red algae are also used. Other homeopathic remedies derive from animals and minerals, but these are not considered here.
Homeopathic remedies have accumulated gradually over the past 200 years. During this time, the plants and fungi recorded in the various Homeopathic Materiae Medicae have received a variety of epithets, although these are mostly Latin names. Often, the naming of these plant remedies has not followed any recognised botanical or medical code and, despite having some resemblance to the modern botanical system, nearly half of these names needed updating with respect to the current International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (ICBN; Greuter et al., 2000; McNeill et al., 2006). In response to this problem, of outdated and often inaccurate nomenclature, a new checklist was prepared (Bharatan et al., 2002; Bharatan and Humphries, 2002). This checklist together with this online searchable database of currently accepted names can provide a standard reference that can be updated in line with the revisions of the Botanical Code that take place every 6 years.
Browse the database for plants and fungi used in homeopathy.
Explanatory notes for the results given by the homeopathy database.
Change in botanical nomenclature is an ongoing process as our understanding of plant taxonomy improves.
Find out more about how the database was put together.
A glossary of botanical terms used in the homeopathy database.
A list of selected references and useful resources.
Contributors to the homeopathy database.
Health concerns should be referred to a qualified doctor.
The site is not informing the use of the plants and fungi in homeopathy or other approaches.
The site is providing information for educational and research purposes only.
The Museum is not endorsing non-scientific perspectives, such as homeopathy or traditional medicines.
Vilma Bharatan
Research Associate, Medicinal Plants
Natural History Museum
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The cottage for Edward, Bella and Renessme looks amazing! Hopefully we will get to see more soon!
It looked just about finished, besides some final touches such as foliage, flowers and whatnot. It was perfect. Nestled amongst trees with the stone walls and the square chimney. Looked just about ready for filming!
Here is Bella's description from Breaking Dawn:
"I stared into the violet dark. There, nestled into a small clearing in the forest, was a tiny stone cottage, lavender gray in the light of the stars.It belonged here so absolutely that it seemed as if it must have grown from the rock, a natural formation. Honeysuckle climbed up one wall like a lattice, winding all the way up and over the thick wooden shingles. Late summer roses bloomed in a handkerchief-sized garden under the dark, deep-set windows. There was a little path of flat stones, amethyst in the night that led up to the quaint arched wooden door."
Now if we could only see the interior? I wonder if they will filom the interior inside the actual cottage I discovered today or in studio? Perhaps they already filmed it in Baton Rouge Studio? I wonder... it certainly looked large enough to film inside, especially if the back side was open to allow wider angles for cameras. I am not sure as I didn't want to trespass to peak on the other side.
Here is the description from Breaking Dawn of the cottage interior:
The cottage room was something from a fairy tale. The floor was a crazy quilt of smooth, flat stones. The low ceiling had long exposed beams that someone as tall as Jacob would surely knock his head on. The walls were warm wood in some places, stone mosaics in others. The beehive fireplace in the corner held the remains of a slow flickering fire. It was driftwood burning there-the low flames were blue and green from the salt.It was furnished in eclectic pieces, not one of them matching another, but harmonious just the same. One chair seemed vaguely medieval, while a low ottoman by the fire was more contemporary and the stocked book-shelf against the far window reminded me of movies set in Italy. Somehow each piece fit together with the others like a big three-dimensional puzzle. There were a few paintings on the walls that I recognized-some of my very favorites from the big house. Priceless originals, no doubt, but they seemed to belong here, too, like all the rest.
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Topic: [SOLVED] No cache is generated when hit by AJAX
I have a "show" action in my controller. If I request it directly a cache is generated but if requested with AJAX it is not. What could be wrong? It's like only GET is cached and not POST requests.
I have this in my Routes:
map.connect '/browse/*category_path/:category', :controller => "category", :action => "show"
This in my environment:
config.action_controller.perform_caching = true
The cache directory is chmod a+rw.
This is in my controller:
caches_page :show
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A pill for every ill
Anyone who watches television advertising (and truthfully more and more, I just mute the malarkey) would be left with the impression that there is a pill for every ill, a lotion for every blemish, and a contraption for every complaint.
More than other advertisements, the erectile dysfunction ads have me shaking my head. They want you to be ready all the time, every time, morning noon and night, "when the moment is right" for you know what. I certainly know that lovemaking is essential to relationships and to the continuation of the race, but is it so important that we always have to be ready – 24-7? Isn't there more to life than shagging – as the Brits say?
But it's not just the erectile dysfunction ads, there are ads for pills to help you pee less. They have pills that keep you from running to a bathroom from the bleachers at a ball game, from the fairways on the golf course, or from a courtroom trial. You can get these pills on the Internet. (We're not talking here about pills prescribed by doctors for folks who need to pee more.)
TV advertises lotions for acne and dark spots, in a few weeks the ad implies your skin will be as unblemished as a baby's bottom. I'm skeptical; I wonder what dermatologists think of these over-blown claims? I'd bet they're skeptical too. Dermatologists have effective treatments for such conditions.
Then there are special pillows for uncomfortable bottoms. Three-ply pillows with the middle level a special jell. If your bottom hurts, what's wrong with a plain old feather pillow? Does anyone really think this new thingamajig is progress and an asset (pun intended) for civilization?
And did you ever notice that the ads say that we'll send you a second jar, bottle or gizmo free – you only have to pay for additional shipping and handling. They don't tell you how much shipping and handling is, but you can bet your fanny pillow that the second jug is not really free.
Then there are drugs to help you sleep. And monster energy drinks to keep you awake. Neither work as effectively – or as harmlessly as the ads imply.
There are contraptions for every complaint. There are chairs that get you around like go-carts. And the ads claim that Medicaid or Medicare will pay for them. There are gizmos for diabetics to test their blood and the "best part is you don't have to prick your finger anymore." Why do we Americans want to avoid every, little pain, inconvenience or discomfort? There aren't any "silver bullets" to avoid living – and pain is part of life.
And none of these pills, gizmos or surgeries is risk free. Just listen to the disclaimers on some of those ads. They spell out the possible side effects; lawyers make them do it. For example, there are possible rashes, blood infections, nervous system complications (rarely fatal – isn't that reassuring?), and allergic reactions.
Then they tell you if this happens, call your doctor right away. Did you ever try that? First, you talk to the secretary, who'll have the nurse or physician's assistant get back to you. If you're lucky the nurse will get back the same day only to tell you he/she will have to consult with the doctor. Before you finally get an answer, you are in the emergency room – or in the morgue.
And why do we seek all kinds of remedies to deny and delay the aging process? Aging is inevitable. No pill, healer, or surgeon can prevent it.
I know plastic surgery is a necessary and legitimate medical specialty. Most plastic surgery is not merely cosmetic. It does wonders for burn victims and those disfigured in accidents. God bless these surgeons and their healing work. But do we really need tummy tucks, nose jobs, boob jobs, butt jobs, fat suctions, and face-lifts? Such surgery might feed our vanity, but it merely postpones the inevitable. Like it or not, our lives go by like the fog before the sun. Life, as the hymn says, is "a short embrace."
What would the great spiritual masters say about all this nonsense? "Three things can not be long hidden," says the Buddha, " the sun, the moon – and the truth." And Jesus said, "The truth will make you free" (John 8:31). Free from all this advertising nuttiness.
Daniel O'Rourke lives in Cassadaga, New York. His column appears on the second and fourth Thursday each month. A grandfather, Dan is a married Catholic priest. His new book, "The Living Spirit" is a collection of previous columns. To read about that book or send comments on this column visit his website www.danielcorourke.com/


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Student Media
Coborn Plaza Apartments
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
The north section of Coborn Plaza, viewed from Fifth Avenue.
Coborn Plaza Apartments on Fifth Avenue offer unmatched campus living at prices that nearly match off-campus rates.
That's the calculation of Department of Residential Life officials managing the 455-student housing complex opening in August on the former Coborn's grocery store site adjacent to campus.
At first blush, the studio, two- and four-bedroom units at Coborn Plaza appear much more costly.
But, factor in brand-new furniture and appliances, paid utilities including expanded basic cable, wireless internet with university network access, private bathroom, state-of-the-art security features, in-unit washer and dryer and other amenities and the value-to-cost difference narrows considerably, according to Dan Pedersen, director of residential life.
"This high-amenity, high-value housing option is unmatched for St. Cloud State University students," said Pedersen.
- View a real-costs comparison (PDF)
- E-mail firstname.lastname@example.com to arrange a tour
- Visit the ResLife web site
View a 30-second video about the apartment complex:
A limited number of $200 scholarships are available for students who refer someone who contracts for an apartment. For details view the real-costs comparison (PDF).
St. Cloud State is leasing the housing complex and a 12,000 square-foot welcome center from the J.A. Wedum Foundation, a Minneapolis non-profit that develops housing for students and seniors.
The apartments will operate with Residential Life staff, policies and procedures.
Coborn Plaza is the initial phase of Fifth Avenue Live, a $165 million mixed-use development expected to remake both sides of Fifth Avenue from Ramsey Place north to Minnesota Highway 23. The pair of four-story buildings will also have 20,000 square-feet of retail space.
Proposed per person rental rates are:
Four-bedroom unit
$3,480 per semester, $6,960 for 10-month agreement, $8,352 for 12-month agreement
Two-bedroom unit
$3,650 per semester, $7,300 for 10-month agreement, $8,760 for 12-month agreement
One-bedroom unit
$3,785 per semester, $7,570 for 10-month agreement, $9,084 for 12-month agreement
Studio unit
$3,730 per semester, $7,460 for 10-month agreement, $8,952 for 12-month agreement
Parking permit
$300 per semester, $580 for 10-month agreement, $675 for 12-month agreement
Students who complete terms of a 12-month agreement are eligible for a 2 percent discount. The discount will be applied on the last month of the contract term. There is a surcharge for some larger two- and four-bedroom units.
Fifth Avenue Live is a project of 5th Avenue Development, LLC, a partnership that includes the Coborn family, Cornerstone Construction of St. Cloud, and local attorney and St. Cloud State alumnus, Brian Schoenborn.
The university recently named the two buildings to honor the Coborn family's community contributions.
Apartment amenities include:
- Keyless access to private and common spaces
- Secured entrances and video surveillance
- Private bedrooms
- Private baths
- In-unit washer and dryer
- St. Cloud State data network and Internet
- Extended basic cable television
University Communications
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4 Last-Minute Tuition Tips for College Parents In Trouble
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Any parent of a college-age son or daughter knows the calendar, and the drill.
It's August, and that means college tuition notices -- some for $10,000 or more -- are in your email bin or your mailbox.
That could mean trouble for some families. According to a study from Sallie Mae and Ipsos, How America Pays For College 2013 , mom and dad are having a tough time digging deep enough into the family bank account to pay for college:
Sallie Mae says parents pay only 27% of all tuition costs, down from 36% in 2010, probably because 40% of all U.S. families say they have "unexpectedly" run into problems paying.
That still sounds better than the 67% of parents who have eliminated colleges because of high costs.
If you're among the struggling 40%, all is not lost. There are ways to cover those costs, or at least buy some time until you can meet your entire tuition obligations -- even at the last minute:
Ask for an installment plan. Most colleges and universities recognize the economy has dried up family financial resources and are amenable to installment payments -- as long as you make them on time. In general, your college's financial aid office will walk you through the calculations (usually online, but over the phone is an option too) and come up with a regular payment plan. To help spur that process, Sallie Mae has a useful monthly college savings/payment budget calculator here.
Try for some "free money." According to Sallie Mae, 65% of students were awarded grants or scholarships to pay for college costs for the 2013 school year. Leverage helpful websites such as Sallie Mae's Scholarship Search , or sign up for opportunities at Scholarships.com. Even if school has started, it's not too late to grab some scholarship cash.
Turn to student loans. Sallie Mae advises parents struggling to cope with tuition costs to borrow money, aiming first for federal student loans (visit StudentLoans.gov for details). Once you've exhausted possibilities there, fill the gap with private college loans. Sallie Mae can get you started here, or you can talk to your bank or credit union.
Talk to your employer. Many companies offer tuition assistance programs. They're a great recruitment tool for firms looking for top-notch talent. Companies often offer tuition help for employees and dependents of employees. According to FinAid.org your company might offer you and your family up to $5,250 in employer education assistance benefits for undergraduate or graduate courses tax free each year, per Section 127 of the Internal Revenue Code.


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That password I received is crazy. Can I change it to something I can remember?
YES. After you log-in with your "crazy" password, you can click on the "Change your Password" link to create a new password that you can remember better. Remember it, keep in a safe place, don't pass around, and DON'T FORGET IT!
I never received an email with my username and password. What should I do?
Theres' a few things you need to try.
- First, check your spam filter in case the email was directed there. This especially applies to sbcglobal, Earthlink & Yahoo users.
- Second, look on your division list at http://schedule.ayso88.org/divisions.php and make sure we have your correct email. If the email is incorrect on the list, email the correct email address to the webmaster and we will send a Team Zone account to the updated email.
- Third, If the email IS correct, it may just have gotten stuck in email cyberworld somewhere. To try one more time, go to the "Forgot Password" link on the log-in page (http://schedule.ayso88.org/login.php) and put your email in the "forgot password" box. This will resend to you a username and password.
If this still doesn't work, then email the webmaster.
My Team Coordinator and I share the same email address. Why can't we both use it?
The Team zone system requires that each team contact name must have a "unique" email address. If you do not want to create a new email address, such as a free Google email address, then your team web page will show only the name only, but will not show an email link.
It is required that the coach must have an email address.
I have no access to a computer or printer.
Have your Assistant Coach or Team Coordinator do it for you. Just give them your username and password. But do so only to people you can trust, as you are ultimately responsible for what goes up on your team's page.
I can see the teams, but I can't see the edit button.
DO NOT use AOL to try to edit the team page. Use another browser such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or Safari. You may still have to log in as a AOL user, then minimize the AOL screen, and open up one of the other browsers.
Make sure you went to the correct web page. (http://schedule.ayso88.org/login.php)
Why can't I use AOL?
YOU CAN. Any AOL user can "VIEW" the Team Zone pages. But you "CANNOT EDIT" the Team Zone data using AOL. AOL has some restrictions that will not allow us to do this. Sorry. You must use another browser, such as Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or Safari. You may have still have to log in as a AOL user, then minimize the AOL screen, and open up one of the other browsers.
My password is not working.
Passwords are case-sensitive so be very careful in how you type it in. If you are positive what you are typing is correct and it is still not working, go to the log-in page, click on the "Forgot your Password" link. Just type in your email that you are using for the Team Zone. A new User Name and Password will be sent to you. And remember to store it in a safe place.
I forgot my username and password.
At the log-in page, click on the "Forgot your Password" link. Just type in your email that you are using for the Team Zone. A new User Name and Password will be sent to you. And remember to store it in a safe place.
I changed my email address.
Go to the Update Email page to give Region 88 your new email address. When we receive this request, we will send a new account Team Zone "User Name" and "Password" within a day.
I have my username and password and can login, but I can't get past my division name to my team.
The only time we have seen this happen is when your company has a firewall not allowing interaction with another computer. You will have to try at home. If it isn't working at home, give your User Name and Password to your Team Coordinator or Assistant Coach and have them try at their own home computer.
I don't know all the information for the team page.
Fill in as much as you can right away. As long as you have your User Name and Password, you can go back and update the team page at any time.
How can I add a second Asst. Coach or Team Coordinator?
Only way right now is a band-aid fix.
When editing the Assistant Coach, after First Name, type the first Assistant Coach's "full name" and "and" (or a slash) and for Last Name, type the 2nd Assistant Coach's "full name".
EXAMPLE 1: First Name: Aldo Mascheroni and
Last Name: Frank Bagheri
Result: On the team page, it will look like
Assistant Coach: Aldo Mascheroni and Frank Bagheri
EXAMPLE 2: First Name: Aldo Mascheroni/
Last Name: Frank Bagheri
Result: On the team page, it will look like
Assistant Coach: Aldo Mascheroni/Frank Bagheri
Why can't I edit all the information?
Some sensitive information is related to other information on the website such as team schedules. These are updated by other AYSO representatives. If any of the information that you can't change is incorrect, please email the webmaster. Specify exactly where the mistake is. Include the coach's name of the page it is on.
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Alice M. Bellaire (updated services time)
Alice Munn Bellaire, 88, formerly of Saranac Lake, died Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2013, at Meadowbrook Nursing Home in Plattsburgh.
Born in Saranac Lake on Dec. 13, 1924, she was the daughter of Arthur and Hazel (Parks) Garwood.
She married John M. Munn on Dec. 21, 1942, and was predeceased by him in 1974. She later married Dr. Richard P. Bellaire, MD on April 9, 1976, in Batavia and was also predeceased by him.
Alice was a born in Saranac Lake, and during World War II she had been employed by General Electric in Rochester, working on the manufacture of starters for B-17 bombers. In later years she worked as a home health aide in Batavia, and as a waitress at Schroeder's restaurant in Saranac Lake and at the Red Door restaurant at Ampersand Bay. She was a member of the Saranac Lake Womens Civic Chamber, Franklin County Heart Association and the Saranac Lake BPOE 1508 Women of the Elks. She enjoyed many outdoor activities including hiking, boating and fishing. She also enjoyed many years of bowling at the Saranac Lanes.
She is survived by four sons: John "Tony" Munn and his wife Deborah of Saranac Lake, Michael Munn and his wife Diann of Saranac Lake, Garwood Munn and his wife Ann of Bloomingdale and James Munn and his wife Kathy of Saranac Lake; two daughters: JoAnne Fountain and her husband John of Malone and Marilyn Smythe Hyman and her husband Monte of Houston, Texas; one brother-in-law, Robert Munn and his wife Pat of Plattsburgh; 18 grandchildren; 11 great- grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Alice was predeceased by her parents and two brothers, John Garwood of Charlottesville, Va., and Kenneth Garwood of Saranac Lake.
Funeral arrangements are in care of the Fortune-Keough Funeral Home in Saranac Lake. A memorial service is set to take place at 3 p.m. Saturday Nov. 9 at the First Presbyterian Church in Saranac Lake with the Rev. Joanne White officiating. A reception will follow the memorial service in the First United Methodist Church Hall. Burial will take place in St. Bernard's Cemetery.


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Then I'm going to shape chicken wire to the lid and mold a half inch layer of casting refractory cement to it. Once this cures, I am going to apply a half inch of a more insulative mix to the outside of the casted cement lid (possibly a lighter, 50/50 perlite mix. I'm open to opinions since I have never laid a brick or used cement before. Since the weight is already getting up there, I want to make a strong dome, but light-weight and able to retain heat and reflect it back.Think pizza hacker with a stucco finish haha. I would build a full oven, but I'm keeping things under $100 the wife wants something I can wheel out of the way if needed.Any help would be appreciated.Thanks,Nick
Would it be better to have the perlite mix on the interior and solid refractory cement on the outside layer or vice versa for heat retention?
Cool...What's it weigh??
Great looking oven and great looking pie.What temperatures (dome, hearth) are you trying to achieve?Do you have any pictures of your oven in action? Pictures of your oven during construction?How long did you preheat the oven, and how much wood did you use?Dave


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TAYLOR, Roberta Ann, died Jan. 12, 2012, at The James Cancer Clinic, Columbus, Ohio.
She is survived by her sister, Evelyn (Hoodlet) Hunter; Evelyn's children, nephews, Mark John Hunter of Alpena, Thomas R. (Pam) Hunter of Alpena, and nieces, Audrey (Scott) McKimmy of Lansing, and Beverly Sue (Timothy) Thomas of Findlay, Ohio; and other nieces and nephews, grandnephews, grandnieces, and many cousins, friends and neighbors.
Calling hours at Shaw-Davis Funeral Home, Clintonville Chapel, 4341 North High Street, Columbus are Tuesday, Jan. 15 from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Calling hours will continue on Wednesday, from 9-11 a.m., with services at 11 a.m., the Rev. Edward C. Myers officiating. Burial at Glen Rest Memorial Estates, Reynoldsburg, Ohio.


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2011 Boy's High School Program Meeting at Festival
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Commuters are the bulk of our student population throughout our regional sites and the Northern California campus. Commuter students and their special needs are important to the seminary community as a whole. In order to better facilitate commuter travel, the seminary offers budget overnight accommodations at the Northern California campus residence halls (Truett dormitory and Mallory dormitory). Below are the guidelines for student commuters for making arrangements for overnight housing through the course of each semester.
Student commuter rooms are available for reservation on a semester-by-semester basis (first-come-first-serve) for both regular semesters and mini-terms. Below are the dates when reservations will begin to be received for a specific semester or mini-term:
You will need to complete a Commuter Room Request Form. The forms are available in the Residence Life Office or by e-mailing the Residence Life office at email@example.com.
After reviewing the request and confirming availability, the Residence Life office will send a confirmation e-mail to the commuter student detailing the dates, room number, and cost. Students who come on a regular basis will most likely be able to keep their keys and stay in the same room.
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All rooms are assigned through the Residence Life office. Mallory Hall commuter rooms house female commuter students only and the rooms in Truett Hall accommodate male commuters. Commuter couples (dually-enrolled) are assigned to studio units. All commuter rooms are double-occupancy (specific roommates may be requested through the Commuter Room Request Form). If a roommate is not specifically requested, the Residence Life office will assign a roommate. If the Residence Life Office is not able to assign a roommate to any reserved room then the commuter is not penalized by being charged for a single-occupancy room.
Student commuter rooms are reserved for students only to serve commuter needs (as reflected by the reduced rate). Commuter rooms may not be used for accommodating family or friends. Student commuters who wish to bring un-enrolled spouses, children, or other persons for overnight stay on campus must access the services of guest housing and pay the appropriate guest housing room rates.
Personal room keys are issued as a convenience to commuter students and constitute a trust relationship; no key-holder should ever access the room except on reserved dates. Unauthorized access will result in forfeiture of all reservation dates, in addition to additional fees/fines.
Housekeeping Services provides each commuter room with individual bed linens, towels, and soap. Students are responsible for making their own bed. Should rooms not be furnished with appropriate supplies, contact the Residence Life Office or Facilities Management. Commuters are asked to please remove bed linens and pile with dirty towels before checking out.
Designated commuter rooms are maintained within our active dormitory community. Therefore, student commuters staying on halls should abide by all community standards. Please follow all posted regulations, especially the following reminders:
Students from other regional campuses who attend a summer or J-term course at the Northern California campus will be given priority for commuter room reservations. Regional campus students should follow academic schedules carefully and make room reservations immediately upon confirmation of mini-term registration.
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Football round-up: Springfield blows out RRC
Springfield 55, RRC 0
LAMBERTON – Springfield's Carter Erickson passed for 140 yards, rushed for 29 yards and scored three touchdowns overall as the Tigers took it to Red Rock Central in a Southern Minnesota Conference game on Friday night.
Other Springfield contributers included Nick Runck who had 10 carries for 59 yards and a touchdown while Justin Macht had 67 yards rushing himself. Bobby Klabunde led the defense with 9 tackles.
Springfield (1-0) will travel to Hector to take on conference foe BLHS next Friday at 7 p.m.
Madelia 50, Renville County West 13
DANUBE – Madelia scored 44 points in the first half en-route to a 50-13 win over Renville County West Friday night in a Southern Confederacy Conference nine-man high school football game.
Quarterback Kyle Schultz of Madelia was 14-for-25 passing, he threw four touchdown passes and he scored a touchdown on a 12 yard run. Jack Bergeman rushed for two touchdowns Bergeman had 12 tackles and one interception defensively. Jake Denn caught two passes for touchdowns for the Blackhawks. Denn had eight tackles and two sacks. Zach Baumgarter added four sacks. Derrick VanHee rushed for two touchdowns for Madelia.
Madelia (1-0) hosts Nicollet (1-0) next Friday night.
Nicollet 57, Southwestern United 0
BREWSTER – In the season opener for Nicollet, the Raiders blew out host Southwestern United by a score of 57-0 in a game played on Thursday evening.
Dalton Elliott was 13-17 passing with 239 yards and five touchdowns, and ran for another 65 yards. Jay Hendrycks had a pair of touchdown grabs, while Matt Fischer added a touchdown grab. Kenny Fischer caught a 73 yard touchdown pass and a had a 45 yard touchdown run for the Raiders. Travis Murphy hauled in a 29 yard touchdown pass and ran for 75 yards as well. Gavin Nourie also scored on a four yard run.
Defensively, Colin Bloemke had eight tackles and a sack for Nicollet.
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Personally, I think the cast iron door opening of the Italian ovens is both a crutch and a huge heat sink. Build a firebrick arch and include a thermal break between it and the entry for maximum efficiency.
You can't beat the access to the oven though.
In the past I've thought about offering forms or completed castings to help others, but it just doesn't work on so many levels.
Apart from the reason mentioned before, I quite like "fagilia's" steel door because he leaves a gap between the door and the actual dome, so that you can stuff some fibre blanket in between and alleviate a lot of the thermal problems.
Transference of heat through the metal.
How do you get the logs out at the end?
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With the successful launch of the Agni-5, India now is on the cusp of having an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capability. The Agni-5, an intermediate-range ballistic missile able to carry a nuclear warhead, has a range of 3,100 miles -- 300 miles shy of becoming an ICBM, according to internationally recognized standards (a capability that so far belongs only to China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States). But since India's supposed nuclear adversaries are China and Pakistan -- both less than 2,400 miles away -- does India really need an ICBM?
To be sure, the continued development and potential deployment of the Agni-5 would be a strategic milestone for the nation, one that would ideally signify completion of the land-based segment of India's strategic delivery capability. But it remains to be seen whether that milestone justifies a longer reach, whether India will pursue longer strike ranges in the form of a truly intercontinental ballistic missile capability, or whether the entire pursuit is less strategy than showmanship.
As India celebrates the Agni-5, it is worth considering the rationale of the nation's technological pursuit of intercontinental reach -- and then worth examining whether the pursuit itself is rational.
India, China, and intercontinental reach. Due to proximity, India has had the ability to strike Pakistan for years. In theory, the Agni-5s potential to hit Beijing now elevates India's nuclear deterrence status vis-à-vis China -- from existential deterrence (non-use based on a fear of the uncertain destructive power of a country's nuclear arsenal) to deterrence by punishment (a strategy of threatening massive retaliation to deter enemy aggression). But does this mean India's nuclear deterrent is credible (always ready, but never used)?
Even with the Agni-5 in place, China holds a vast, asymmetric advantage over India through the sheer numerical superiority of its inventory, which has the flexibility for extensive coverage over the whole of India. In fact, China merely needs its medium-range missile (the DF-21) or its shorter-range systems deployed in its southern military regions to target Indian strategic assets or, for that matter, to deter India from even conventional forays. India, however, would need a colossal inventory of Agni-5s to deter China -- and even then could suffer massive retaliation.
Nor can New Delhi discount recent strides Beijing has made in ballistic-missile defense. In January 2010, China successfully tested a long-range exo-atmospheric interceptor, which, when deployed on a nationwide scale, might negate the striking prowess of the Agni-5. India's own Prithvi Air Defense interceptor, however, is stranded at an upper endo-atmospheric capability of 30-50 miles, which might be relatively effective as long as China launched only its shorter-range or slower missiles -- and even then would likely have limited efficacy. Meanwhile, in order to create a nationwide missile defense that would be effective against anything larger or faster -- for example, if China were to launch intermediate-range missiles to strike the Indian heartland -- India is further impeded by the absence of long-range tracking radars, which would allow it to actually test its planned exo-atmospheric interceptors.
Ultimately, with the efficacy of its missile defense remaining dicey, India simply does not have -- nor is it ever likely to have -- a missile inventory that matches China's. The task would be near-impossible: Beijing modernizes its arsenal and augments its strategic forces at a frenzied pace to meet its extra-regional aspirations. (India is not the only game in town.) The Chinese arsenal is doctrinally tailored with an imposing range of platforms designed to meet all of its perceived threats, including the force of the US arsenal. This being the case, it would be imprudent to think that an Indian missile with ranges beyond 3,400 miles would have a specific utility against China. What's more, India does not have any perceivable enemy beyond the South Asian frontier that might justify an ICBM capability. Perhaps this is why proponents of Indian ICBM development rely more on intangible rationales -- like enhancing India's rising global profile -- to justify the pursuit of ICBMs.
One thing is certain: The Agni-5 launch has unleashed a frenzy of techno-nationalism. Surprisingly, Agni-5 fever was not initiated by the government, which has merely described the system as a long-range ballistic missile, but by the defense research and development establishment, which obstinately insists on calling the Agni-5 an ICBM. To many, this posturing reads as just the latest attempt by the defense research and development establishment to define India's strategic objectives and, in the process, undermine the mandate of the National Security Council and National Security Advisory Board. After all, the establishment seems eager to define and justify technological benchmarks. Previously, officials of the defense research and development organisation claimed to have achieved exo-atmospheric capability at roughly 19 miles, a far cry from the internationally accepted definition of 62 miles as the threshold of Earth's atmosphere (also known as the Kármán line, the boundary between Earth's atmosphere and outer space). Defense officials have also made clear their intent to pursue anti-satellite capability (to match the Chinese), a plan that boldly contradicts the government's position against the militarization of outer space. Meanwhile, the defense research and development chief has declared that India will not cap missile development at 3,100 miles, a move the armed forces is expected to back, going by their obsession for power projection, a recurrent theme responsible for India's recent high-tech acquisitions. (A former Indian air force chief has been quoted saying that India needs a longer delivery capability to match its "sphere of influence".)
Going forward. The Agni-5 is undoubtedly a commendable technical accomplishment. The system has broken new ground in terms of India's capacity to develop three-stage boosters with solid propellants and launch them from mobile platforms with over one-ton payloads. Reports also point to a breakthrough in MIRV capability. Of course, this is exactly why it is an opportune moment to enact a strategic and politically guided policy on India's deterrence intentions -- before the techno-nationalists go too far. With no strategic requirements for an ICBM and insurmountable asymmetry with China, the political leadership must resist efforts to seek parity of range or numbers. The focus, instead, should be on improvement of existing delivery platforms, including the Agni-5, in order to project a realistic, formidable second-strike capability. Having fulfilled its primary objectives, the Agni-5 should be capped at 3,100 miles while work continues on its deployment system. After all, offensive forces like ICBMs could prove to be anachronistic in a security environment increasingly influenced by strategic arms reductions.
A. Vinod Kumar is a fellow at the Institute for Defense Studies and Analyses, New Delhi; the views expressed here are his own.


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I read the article, but I guess I missed that? Who?
OK, I'm a little slow today I guess. Jon originally bought and imported the oven. Then I bought the oven from Jon like it says in the Slice article. Who is the other person he almost sold it to?
Oh, the way I read it was differently. I thought he was buying it from the original owner. I didn't realize he was the original owner.
And as I recall it was pretty difficult even with your friend's assistance.


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This is the 2nd best pizza I've ever had and by far the best Chicago Style I've had. I lived in the city for 3 years and didn't find anything that compared to Pequods. Here is a video I found that goes into pretty good detail on how they make the pizza and get that crust to carmelize. They are just using mozzarella cheese, and as you can see it gets lined up all around the edge right over the crust. Can't wait to try this next time I make deep dish at home.
Pequod's/Burt's,2 places....I don't know that I would call this a "Chicago Style" ? Actually, I think it is some sort of Greek style. Ev and others make this in a square pan over on the Sicilian section I believe.Tasty look'in pizza for sure though....
I totally agree, Pequod's is NOT Chicago Style pizza! It amazes me that "Chicago's Best" would choose Pequods as a local favorite rather than Aurelios, who have been a local favorite in Chicago a lot longer than Pequods. I guess they'll be picking Home Run Inn Pizza next.
Well, if they make that mistake at least they'll have chosen a Chicago (thin crust) "style".
Asked, instead, what a Burt Katz pizza tastes like, Burt Katz's back lowers and he replies earnestly, "It's all one thing. I make my pizzas myself, only me, so I don't see the evolutionary aspects, to be honest. I've been busy making it, adjusting it, playing with it, until I arrived at a pizza where frankly I can't see the point of doing any more research on it. But here's why I think it works: It's not too much of any one thing."It's not too much cheese or spice. Overwhelm it with any one ingredient, you kill the whole meal. Life is balance. So this is balanced. You concentrate on overall taste. The crust is not a platform for the ingredients. To taste my pizza, you have to eat the crust of my pizza. Eat the whole damn thing, please! Otherwise don't eat it."
I would qualify Pequod's/Burt's style pizza as a Chicago style, but I call it a "modern" variation of Chicago Deep Dish.In the early seventies, two major variations of Chicago Deep Dish were invented: Stuffed, which has become a category of its own, and Pequod's "Pizza In The Pan", which some call "medium dish".The origins of the Pequod's style are still a bit of a mystery.I had been calling Pequod's a Detroit/Chicago Hybrid, as it has the characteristics of a Detroit/Sicilian style of pan pizza like Buddy's (burnt cheese on the edges), but baked in a round Chicago deep dish pan (sauce on top). The geographic proximity of Detroit and Chicago made sense at the time, but as I'm learning more about regional styles, I also see major similarities to the rectangular pizzas from L & B Spumoni Gardens in Brooklyn, New York, who make a rectangular Sicilian pan pizza with the sauce on top.However, if you follow the history of Burt Katz , the guy who invented the Pequod's Style of pizza, you'll see he grew up in Wicker Park (Chicago) and been influencing pizza in the Chicago area for many years. Here's an article from Chris Borelli of The Chicago Tribune with a little background on Burt Katz, where he pretty much says he took his own path to develop his style. http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/food/ct-dining-0929-burt-katz-20110929,0,5069213.storyan excerpt:So we can only use educated guesses on where his original pizza influences come from, unless someone manages to get the old man to talk more about them before he has another coronary. Personally, I hope Burt finds a way to live forever.
Burt has influenced his own style of pizza, but with all due respect...he has NOT influenced "Chicago Style" pizza one iota. Nice story though.
I think you misunderstood what I meant.When I say "influencing", I am talking about the handful of pizza restaurants that he started in the Chicago area that were then sold and continued to operate (Pequod's, Gulliver's).Perhaps, I should have said "introducing his interpretation of pizza".But feel free to be unnecessarily offended.
I'm not offended...I just do NOT believe Burt had much to do with "Chicago Style" pizza. But, then again I only lived in Chicago for most of my life and ate mostly thin crust or cracker crust pizza's. How anyone can possibly think that thick crust pizza defines "Chicago Pizza" is beyond me. Thick crust came along LONG after thin crust in Chicago. What defines "Chicago" pizza is the sausage (I lived in the 'back of the yards') and the thin crispy crust. When someone asks me what the difference between Chicago pizza and New York pizza is...I simply say, if you can fold it in half without it (crust) breaking than it ain't from Chicago!
So, I say that yes, it is "a" style of Chicago pizza - not a main style, just a notable variation:
Is it OK if I call it a variation of the Chicago deep dish pizza style?
i.e. - Pequod's is not authentic Chicago Deep Dish, but a very tasty and awesome modern variation.
Most everyone outside of Chicago has a distorted perception of what Chicago Deep Dish is and even more don't even know that we have thin crust. That's one of the reasons why I started RealDeepDish.comSo, although I share your frustrations with the casual use of the term "Chicago Style", we may disagree on minor semantics of pizza designation.That's why I say that Pequod's is "A" style of Chicago pizza, but not "THE" style, as it is clearly not the authentic style of deep dish pizza created in 1943 at Pizzeria Uno, but was a later variation developed by Burt Katz at several of the Chicago area pizzerias that he ran over the years.I have an article where I talk about the two main Chicago pizza styles that we all know - Deep Dish and Thin Crust.http://www.realdeepdish.com/2011/12-29-deep-dish-101-lesson-3-chicago-pizza-styles-and-maybe-a-dough-recipeAnything beyond those two styles I consider a variation. Pequod's is a notable variation, but I agree that it does not "define" Chicago pizza.I do bring up Stuffed as a legitimate 3rd main style, but I don't really talk about Pequod's on that article because :A) The dough is thicker and more pillowy than a traditional deep dish .B) Although Katz is from Chicago and developed his style here, I consider it a hybrid of more than one regional style (the jury is still out on the specific origins).3) It's not yet a city-wide established style (aka - not every pizza joint in the city has tried to duplicate it yet)So, if what you're saying is that Pequod's isn't a good example of authentic Chicago Style pizza, you are correct.It's not the style that comes to mind when people say "Chicago Style".If this style were created in any other city, I might have called it Chicago-inspired "pan pizza", but Burt's own origins and his Chicago pizza history are just as relevant to the conversation.So, I say that yes, it is "a" style of Chicago pizza - not a main style, just a notable variation: The similarities: cheese on the bottom - sauce on the top - baked in a round pan.The variations: a thicker, puffy, pillowy crust, caramelized cheese on the outer edge, a zestier, tomato sauce.
Most everyone outside of Chicago has a distorted perception of what Chicago Deep Dish is and even more don't even know that we have thin crust.
Having never eaten a thin crust pizza in Chicago, here's my take on why people outside Chicago don't realize there is a "Chicago style" thin crust: There's nothing that clearly differentiates "Chicago style" thin crust pizza from pizza you can get in other cities, states, or regions. When I look through Chicago thin crust threads, I see pictures of pizzas that look a lot like what I can get at most pizza joints in Columbus or Dayton, Ohio, as well as what I've heard may be common in Pittsburgh.If I buy a pizza in Columbus or Dayton, am I buying a Chicago style pizza? Hell no. But I bet it's pretty similar. And have you ever heard of Columbus style pizza or Dayton style pizza? I doubt it. If you want to know why you've never heard of Columbus style pizza or Dayton style pizza, I'd say it's probably because there's not much that differentiates it from pizzas you can get in plenty of other places, such as Chicago. So maybe what you consider Chicago style thin crust pizza is actually Midwest style pizza.However, if I go to Chicago and buy a deep dish pizza, I'm gonna be served a pizza I can get almost nowhere outside of Chicago. That's why people outside of Chicago don't know there is thin crust pizza in Chicago. That, and how we've been "educated" by Food Network, the Travel Channel, and Uno's Chicago Grill (or whatever the chain is called these days).Like I said, I've never eaten a thin crust pizza in Chicago, so I may be wrong.But based on what I know about the history of pizza in the United States, if I take a few seconds to try to figure out why Chicago thin crust is similar to Ohio thin crust, one of my first thoughts is that the two styles of pizza likely have the same origin (or share the same branch on pizza's family tree). If so, that origin is probably not in Chicago; it's probably somewhere east of Chicago.So maybe to eliminate all the confusion, instead of lumping Chicago style thin crust and Chicago deep dish into the same category, there should be a new category called something like Midwest Style Thin Crust.
From the faded memory of my college years, I remember Pizza Hut producing a thin & crispy, mid-western style pizza very similar to our Chicago thin crust, which I think they still serve nationwide. I'm sure toppings vary by location, and they never really got the italian sausage right.I'd be very interested in learning the box-cut thin crust pizza's origin, but I imagine many mid-west cities will lay claim to it.
That's coming along nicely Ed. Do you have a slice shot of the dough you are trying to get more rise out of?
Having never eaten a thin crust pizza in Chicago...I see pictures of pizzas that look a lot like what I can get at most pizza joints in Columbus or Dayton, Ohio, as well as what I've heard may be common in Pittsburgh.
That video from earlier went pretty fast at the kitchen part....any chance they proof the dough in the pan for a bit?
Except that those pizzas suck. Seriously, the sauce on a Chicago thin is different. The sausage certainly is different. The crust is even different. These other rust-belt/Midwest thin crusts may have superficial similarities, but all of the Ohio pizzas I've ever had--in many, many places throughout the state--are terrible.Nice trolling, tho', bro. Why don't you try this over in the NY forum, and explain to everyone that there is no such thing as NY pizza, since you can get mall pizza calling itself NY just about anywhere. Cheers,Garvey


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