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What Foods Do You Buy Weekly?
After last week's discussion of all the ingredients we keep stocked and ready to go in our pantry, we got curious about what foods get bought on a weekly basis. These are either perishable ingredients or ones that we use so regularly that we just automatically pick them up at the store. What do you buy weekly?
Not including ready-to-eat foods like cereals and deli meat, this tends to be what we buy at the store every week whether or not we have a specific recipe in mind. We know we're likely to need these ingredients at some point during the week!
• Onions. This is probably the number one most used ingredient in our kitchen. Raw, sautéd, or caramelized, onions make their way into nearly every savory dish we make.
• Celery and Carrots. These two ingredients, along with onions, form the base for any soup, stew, or braise that we might make. And this time of year, we're starting to make a lot of them!
• Mushrooms. We use these in quick stir-fries, frittatas, and soups - one of which we're sure to make at least once during the week.
• Potatoes. Right now we have a few pounds of potatoes stockpiled from our CSA, but before that potatoes were a weekly purchase. We like them roasted, mashed, and in gratins or frittatas.
• Apples or other seasonal fruit. We eat fruit with our breakfast and also like to keep a few extra on hand for a quick snack or dessert.
• Lemons. The is our secret ingredient for boosting flavor in dishes that don't taste "quite right." We also use fresh lemon juice in simple salad dressings and to flavor our water.
• Ricotta Cheese. A scoop of this cheese does well in most any recipe we make. Check our our post on Top Five Things to do with Ricotta!
• Canned Tomatoes. These mostly go into pasta sauces and soups.
• Chicken Stock. Yes, we know it would be better in terms of cost and flavor to be making our own, but we're not quite there yet. Truthfully, we tend to go through so much of it that it's hard to keep up with homemade stock!
• Flour. Since we started baking our own bread, we've been going through almost a bag of flour every week. We always have an extra bag waiting in the wings to prevent the catastrophe of running out mid-week!
Interestingly enough, we don't buy meat every week. We certainly used to, but coming up with this list made us realize how much our habits have changed in the past few years. We now only buy fresh meat when we have a recipe in mind. We also keep individually-wrapped bacon and sausage links in the freezer in case we have a sudden craving.
What does your weekly shopping cart look like?
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Always scallions, parsley, lemons, whole wheat pasta, feta, parmesan, eggs, milk, fruit, two or three veggies, tofu, dried mushrooms, wine, white beans.
Re: chicken stock. I only use my homemade for special dinners or something like risotto, where I want the good stuff. If I'm making a soup for our lunches for the week, I'll use a box of broth!
1. Flour: ditto on the baking bread. I make a lot more pies this time of year also, and I don't have room to buy in bulk, so it's a 5# bag a week, roughly.
2. Fruit, mostly apples this time of year. An occasional pear.
3. A hard cheese, like Beecher's Flagship, for lunches and snacks.
4. Pistachios, also for snacks.
5. Carrots, onions, potatoes, chard/kale. I use these veggies a lot.
6. Parmesan, a small hunk a week. I use this cheese more than any other.
And lemons! Even I don't have a plan for them, I make sure there are a couple in the fridge.
whatever veggies look good
Most of the rest I keep stocked up on. Onions, pasta, (individual) bottles of wine, tomato sauce, etc. all live in my pantry to be purchased in bulk when they're on sale. Or when I run out, whichever's soonest.
onions, fruit, yams, chicken, broth, beans, milk/cream (for weekend scones), cheese sticks or laughing cow, chick peas, and chili powder (can't believe how fast I go through that, but that's what happens when you make a big pot of chicken soup for the week!).
Everything else i'm either pretty well stocked or I buy if a recipe requires.
-canned tomatoes - i must have these in my cupboard at all times... you never know when you'll need them.
-onions - I use them in just about everything
-lemons - good to have to zest, to juice, to garnish
-whatever veggies look good at the farmer's market... but i try to always have carrots, potatoes, garlic and fresh herbs on hand.
-a chunk of parmesan
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Milk, bagels, bag of organic baby romaine, cream cheese, sometimes bread, fruit
pre-peeled garilc, carrots, soy milk, creamer, orange juice, yogurt, bread red peppers, greens, onions, and tofu are our staples.
we go through a *lot* of tofu- I've been trying to make a pound last 3 servings; but sometimes it's only 2.
Cheese (usually cheddar)
Tomatoes (canned)
milk b/c my SO is addicted.
random seasonal fruit(s) for snacking.
random seasonal vegetable(s) as a side dish.
we're fortunate in that we have room to buy in bulk if we choose, so everything else is "as needed" or if we run out. our cooking flips between western and asian, so there's no particular non-bulk perishable ingredient that is used for both.
Soymilk, coffee, eggs, oatmeal, onions, garlic, and beans are the staples this time of year. There are usually more vegetables in the cart but it varies widely from week to week what I get.
some sort of lunch meat (depending on sale/what I'm in the mood for)
some sort of hard cheese (depending on sale/mood)
sliced bread
fresh veggies - always some lettuce, tomato, onion, baby carrots, and whatever's on sale/I'm using in the recipe/looks good at the time. Lately it's been a variety of squash.
fresh fruit - always apples and bananas, then if something else is on sale/looks good I'll probably pick it up. Lately it's been melons.
About every other week I'll buy oatmeal (have it every morning for breakfast) and coffee.
My food shopping is sporadic, if I need milk, granny smiths or coffee its off to the store, this may be once a week or maybe even 2 weeks. I always reach for the same things when I go.
Skim Milk,
2lb tub low fat plain yogurt
hunk of cheese depends on what i feel like
Shredded Mozzarella, I make pizza once a week
pita bread
granny smiths, must have apples
I stock up on dry beans once in a while from rancho gordo, bulk dry stuff (rice, lentils, nuts, seeds) depending on what I am making. I only buy pasta when I am craving it. A box will last me (I live alone) a few weeks, 4-5 servings. I hardly ever buy meat or fish unless I have a specific dish in mind. I only have to feed myself so if I feel like pb&j (or if thats all I have) then thats what I eat. I am a big fan of making a batch of chili or stock for soups, roasting tomatoes and freezing for later.
Our pantry and freezer stay stocked because we buy in bulk whenever there's a sale. Things that are on my grocery list every week include: milk, sandwich bread, pita, at least one kind of cheese, wine and/or beer, a few lemons and limes, some kind of salad greens (usually spinach or romaine), some kind of fresh fruit, and a pint of ben & jerry's ice cream. =)
Kale and/or broccoli, garlic, onions, canned chickpeas (I go through a LOT of those), and yogurt end up on my list almost every week. Also tomatoes of some sort - we're still getting some fresh local tomatoes at Whole Foods and I can't resist them.
Eggs ( usually 2 12 packs)
random seasonal fruits and frozen for snacking
random seasonal vegetables as a side dish
Lean Cuisines ( yeah yeah i know they are not the most foody thing to get nor the healthy but they are wicked cheep and convent)
1 loaf of whole wheat breed w/o corn syrup
A frozen pizza to two ( usually Amy's)
frozen spinach to beef up the pizza or a side dish
shallots, lemons, parsley, garlic, arugula or lettuce, broccoli rabe, chard, or kale, radishes, onions, carrots, apples and seasonal fruit, multigrain bread, eggs, milk, greek yogurt, parmesan, ricotta, stinky cheese of some sort, chocolate.
i also usually have (most of) this: boxes of stock, lentils, dried beans, canned beans (for when i fail to plan ahead), pasta, fregola or orzo, couscous, quinoa, arborio and basmati, steelcut oatmeal, canned tomatoes, sardines, olives, peanut butter, mustard, preserves, pickles, herbs from the garden.
soy milk
nondairy creamer
canned tomatoes
black beans
onions/garlic as needed
green peppers
some kind of green
some kind of fruit
a dried fruit and nut for snacks
breakfast cereal
something chocolate
i usually buy meat and frozen veggies in bulk
Farmers market staples that I get weekly include eggs, seasonal fruit and seasonal veggies. Weekly grocery store staples are milk, cheese (parm, sharp cheddar and gruyere), half and half, canned beans/tomatoes, baby carrots and bananas.
Honeycrisps, greek yogurt, nuts, oatmeal, dried fruit, and occasionally a nice hard cheese.
Everything else is generally bought recipe-specific.
veggie sandwich filling for work (tofu salad spread or veggie deli slices)
fresh veggies (including veggies that will be good raw with lunches)
fresh fruit (including bananas, a weekly must)
Lest you think I don't need any junk/sweets weekly, I tend to buy that on an as-needed basis, since I can't keep it at home, because it'll be gone immediately.
canned beans, usually black
pre-shredded cheese
frozen lunches
low fat vanilla ice cream
large tub of non-fat yogurt
whole wheat bread (usually the Ezekiel sesame sandwich bread)
individual mozzarella sticks
pint of 2% milk
everything else is on an as-needed basis. some weeks I may go through a whole head of garlic, other weeks I might not need salad greens or cheese...
breakfast bars
leeks - weekly staple 9 out of 12 months for us
rye bread
tins of tuna - for the cat, oddly
I am attempting my first "no knead" bread tonight so flour may soon be at the top of my list!
These are the things I buy without fail every week:
Nonfat Milk
Coffee Beans
Lemons & Limes
Swiss (Boyfriend)
And, of course, whatever vegetables look fresh and yummy. Right now it's lots of chard, kale, spinach, brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, etc etc.
Onions, Garlic & Ginger
Okay, and if I am being entirely truthful.....canned whipped cream. I like it on my cappuccinos :-)
Tortilla Chips
Sweet Italian Sausage
It varies depending on our moods and our stock, but our list is almost always the same.
Flat leaf parsley.....
without fail, every single week.
Cereal (a big box a week for my husband!)
1 lb of coffee beans (every two weeks)
Canned tomatoes
Cheese of some kind (usually cheddar or mozzarella)
Sandwich bread
Apples or other seasonal fruit
Romaine or Spinach
Ice Cream (practically every week...I'm an addict)
where do you buy your swiss boyfriend at?
:) sorry...
unless i'm using a specific recipe, here are my weekly must-haves:
- half & half
- coffee, if i'm out
- apples
- bananas
- whole wheat or brown rice pasta, although i buy in bulk and it lasts for ages -- ditto brown rice
- salad stuff, usually leaf lettuce or baby spinach
- a block of cabot 2% sharp cheddar
- feta, but again i buy in bulk so it's not every week, but it's a must-have for me
- whatever's on sale that i love and am out of
- whatever other veggies strike my fancy
wow, i find this so interesting. I'm amazed how many things in other people's "must have" lists are the things that usually end up rotting in the back of my fridge (celery, scallions, lettuce, half & half)...
I tend to always buy:
sabra hummus for snacking
I've been part of my CSA this year, so there's not much of a need for fresh produce from the grocery...
Every week without fail....milk, chocolate milk, bread, fruits, green veggies, deli meat, some kind of fresh meat, fresh flowers (not a food but part of my grocery store run) and lottery ticket. The rest I try to bulk shop every 2-3 months and keep the pantry and freezer stocked. Saves us a lot of time.
Milk, butter, eggs, cheese, tortillas, bread, wine, onions, garlic, and whatever fruit & veg are in season and strike my fancy. In summertime, tomatoes and cucumbers are standard--as long as I have refrigerator pickles on hand and ripe tomatoes to slice, I'm ready for unexpected visitors. Of course, pasta, rice, beans, potatoes, tinned tomatoes, coffee, tea, and all standard baking ingredients need to be on hand. I usually buy a chicken, a small roast, or a few pounds of sausage, too.
We hit the farmers' market every week and I buy broccoli, fresh tomatoes, winter melon, baby bok choy, carrots. And whatever fruit I'm craving or in season that I like. Meats and seafood I usually buy at the supermarkets on the way home from work.


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Romeo and Juliet : opera in five acts by Charles Gounod ( )
114 editions published between 1860 and 2011 in 6 languages and held by 1,189 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Les contes d'Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach ( Recording )
58 editions published between 1972 and 2011 in 4 languages and held by 1,114 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Fantasy opera in 4 acts
Les contes d'Hoffmann = The tales of Hoffmann : opera in three acts, prologue, and epilogue by Jacques Offenbach ( )
30 editions published between 1900 and 2002 in 5 languages and held by 1,107 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Music by Jacques Offenbach ; libretto by Jules Barbier and Michel Carré, based on stories of E.T.A. Hoffmann ; English version by Ruth and Thomas Martin
The pearl fishers; opera in three acts, with French and English text by Georges Bizet ( )
125 editions published between 1863 and 2013 in 8 languages and held by 859 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Arranged in two groups: I. Vocal scores (22). II. Orchestra parts (14)
The pearl fishers Les pêcheurs de perles : opera in French in three acts by Burton D Fisher ( )
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 842 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Hamlet opera in French in five acts by Burton D Fisher ( )
7 editions published between 1868 and 2010 in English and French and held by 758 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Faust by Charles Gounod ( Recording )
80 editions published between 1926 and 2012 in 4 languages and held by 682 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
An account of the Afghan guerrillas in 1986-1987, including a discussion between the author and Col. Danis Turlais, Commander of the Latvian Defence Forces, who served in the Soviet Army Headquarters in Kabul
Mignon : opera in three acts and five tableaux by Ambroise Thomas ( )
10 editions published between 1901 and 1929 in English and French and held by 642 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Les pêcheurs de perles The pearl fishers = Die Perlenfischer by Georges Bizet ( Recording )
38 editions published between 1954 and 2012 in 5 languages and held by 638 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
(Scene: A shore on the island of Ceylon in antiquity) In anticipation of the fishing season, the villagers elect Zurga as their king and prepare their annual vigil to ensure safe seas. Zurga welcomes Nadir, his long-time friend, whom he has not seen since their love for the same woman divided them. They promise eternal friendship and vow never again to allow a woman to come between them. Within moments, a woman arrives, veiled. She will stand through the night, alone on the shore, in ritual prayer. Zurga promises her a priceless pearl if she is chaste in her duty and death if she violates her purity. Nadir recognizes her voice. It is Léïla, the woman he and Zurga loved in the past, and his feelings for her are rekindled . .
Roméo et Juliette by Charles Gounod ( Visual )
31 editions published between 1994 and 2009 in French and held by 605 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Presents Gounod's opera of the two tragic young lovers from opposing families in Verona, Italy cannot survive the feud
Faust : opera in four acts by Charles Gounod ( )
15 editions published between 1905 and 1967 in 5 languages and held by 581 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Roméo et Juliette (Romeo and Juliet) : opera in French in five acts by Burton D Fisher ( )
1 edition published in 2011 in English and held by 562 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Roméo et Juliette by Charles Gounod ( Recording )
20 editions published between 1954 and 2012 in French and held by 531 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
No one ever doubted the handsome, charismatic Italian tenor Franco Corelli was the personification of the romantic hero. So what better role for him than Roméo, the impetuous youth who defies his family, and his city, to follow where his heart leads? Corelli's ardor knows no bounds in his quest for Juliette (the sparkling Judith Blegen). This performance leaves no doubt that even though Roméo and Juliette are young, they are truly, profoundly in love
Faust by Charles Gounod ( Visual )
22 editions published between 1985 and 2011 in 5 languages and held by 523 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The classic tale in which a medieval scholar makes a pact with the devil
Les contes d'Hoffmann (The tales of Hoffmann) by Jacques Offenbach ( Visual )
11 editions published between 1981 and 2003 in French and Undetermined and held by 474 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The poet Hoffmann tells the tales of his three past loves and how each affair was thwarted by the evil influence of his rival
Faust; a lyric drama in five acts by Charles Gounod ( )
27 editions published between 1864 and 1980 in 4 languages and held by 465 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Composition de l'orchestre : 2.2*.2.2./4.2**.3.0., timbales, percussion (3), 4 harpes, orgue, musique de scène (12), cordes
Mignon : comic opera in three acts by Ambroise Thomas ( Book )
116 editions published between 1790 and 1966 in 6 languages and held by 420 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Hamlet by Ambroise Thomas ( Recording )
16 editions published between 1973 and 2012 in French and held by 390 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Hamlet: Opéra en cinq actes. Livret: Michel Carré et Jules Barbier
Romeo & Juliet by Charles Gounod ( Recording )
8 editions published between 1969 and 1994 in French and Undetermined and held by 350 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Roméo et Juliette by Charles Gounod ( Recording )
22 editions published between 1957 and 2011 in 4 languages and held by 341 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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This splatter hack-job was forged during the slasher Gold Rush of the early 80s, and though it's inept enough to inspire guffaws for those who find ineptness amusing, there's nothing to recommend for connoisseurs of horror. Like the films it was emulating, Don't Go In The Woods is top-heavy with anonymous victims, though in some cases these poor unfortunates aren't even introduced before we see them being ripped open with machetes or catching a bear trap in the face. This casual attitude towards coherency lends the first half of the film a boneheaded energy that can't be sustained; after two characters reach the police and a posse is formed, the proceedings become tedious and the outcome is fairly obvious. As played by Tom Drury, the killer comes off like a cross between Gunnar Hansen and the violent family members of The Hills Have Eyes, though the ridiculous belly laugh that punctuates his crimes ruins any hint of menace. The gore is clumsy and a pointless attempt at a twist ending involving a kidnapped child and a hatchet isn't unsettling and doesn't make sense. Still, anyone with the stomach to try Don't Go In The Woods should sit through the entire show just to enjoy the very dumb ditty that accompanies the closing credits. This goofy theme song (along with the awkward grammar of the film's title) is proof that no one involved with this slasher mistake took any of it seriously, and spent as little time as possible to slap it all together.
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February 25, 2011
The newsletter for our town home association was delivered yesterday. This little safety awareness bit was included. Our notes were added for clarification.
I am not sure how accurate our notes are. As a woman, I am only really good at sitting alone in my car making lists and working on my checkbook.
You may want to print out this helpful guide in case you are faced with an armed person that does not have you under their control or you are forced into a trunk.
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Technology in the Classroom: Blessing or Bane?
After about a year or two of teaching at the Saunders College of Business, I decided to make a new rule for my class. I banned personal technology (cell phones, tablets, and computers) from my classroom except during approved groupwork sessions. I've been in some excellent discussions about this (Hi, Chris!) and wanted to discuss why I ban technology and what it would take for me to change my mind.
There are three good reasons why I might allow technology in my class. The first is to allow students to explore their own creative interests. The second is in the interests of personal freedom–students have a right to do as they please in class as long as it truly is not a distraction and they are still learning. The third is to allow students to take notes. Any others you can think of? Bear in mind that students can use technology during group exercises to look up info on companies.
I banned technology mainly because of the following reasons, however:
I. Distractions for students and those around them Have you ever had the experience of being at a meeting, checking your phone, only to find a rather distracting or urgent text message that made it difficult to focus? Or, noticing someone else checking their phone, reflexively reached for yours? Technology usage is oddly contagious. The problem is, in a classroom of 40 people, a wave of technology checking means no one is really paying attention anymore. There's also some interesting research showing that being distracted for just 30 seconds means it takes several minutes to refocus. And of course, don't get me started on being subjected to random ringtones, beeps, and clicks in the classroom.
II. Technology envy and diffusion. I once watched with amusement, back when I allowed technology, as more and more laptops cropped up in the class over time. Students started bringing in laptops more because they could, rather than to improve learning. One concern about permitting technology in the classroom is it sets up a bit of a class distinction. Taking my notes on pen and paper doesn't seem as fun compared to my neighbor's iPad.
III Group participation and enforcement issues. Technology can be quite antisocial, and I feel like it makes students lose the group dynamic. I've seen students bring in a laptop and then seem to mentally check out of class, not wanting to participate in group exercises and seeming oblivious. Now do I need to tell the student to put their laptop away? Or check their screen? But what if they really are taking notes? Essentially, I don't want to waste my classroom time feeling like I have to police technology usage so that other students might not be distracted by Runescape or Minecraft.
IV. The Average Student Dilemma. I definitely agree that the top creative, responsible minds in my class could do quite well if I just said "For the next 10 minutes, look up anything you can on entrepreneurial finance." I've wanted to devise a class for some time that would rely mostly on individual pacing and motivation. Technology would be a large part of that. However, I've found that when I try to get too creative in the classroom, a lot of the students get left behind. I think that a properly designed course that used technology might be great for the top 10%, but I feel that it would not necessarily benefit all students. It also means that the students don't have a common knowledge base to draw on the way we do if we all work together on same material. Also, what common technology could I depend on everyone to have? Not everyone even has smartphones, let alone tablets. And even if I could mandate (such as clickers), I wouldn't want to add extra cost.
Now, one development I'm keeping an eye on is the improvement of e-readers and tablets. IF (big if) it becomes clear that electronic devices are better than pen and paper for taking notes, I would definitely change my policy. I can see that day coming down the road, but I don't think we are quite there yet. So then, those of you who permit free use of technology in the classroom, how has it been a blessing? Feel free to challenge my points.
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- Anuj Sharma
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Why do we chase happiness?
If each emotion we experience is for a reason then why do we try to not to experience some of them as they are? Why there is a race for happiness out of the entire range of emotions? Is it a new phenomena or has the happiness always been sought the most? Is it a human need ?
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Jan 13 2012: Happiness is the reason we choose to get up in the morning. It is the emotion that makes us remember yesturday when we were younger, when life had its glorious moments, simple moments. Happiness makes life sweeter. It makes life tolerable. Give me happiness over anything else, and I will build a world for myself, a place where I can love, cry, live and even die and feel like a Man.
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Uncooked eggs are more likely to become contaminated by salmonella. That's why they have to be pasteurized to make them safe for consumption. This also makes the condiments or delicacies with uncooked egg whites last longer. Therefore, learn how to pasteurize egg whites before making mayonnaise, for example. Since it is better to be safe than to be sorry, follow these directions for pasteurizing egg whites:
Ready the eggs that need to be pasteurized. Find a suitable pot and thermometer. You won't need any sophisticated equipment in the pasteurization process. There's no good reason not to do it yourself. All you need to do is to motivate yourself to spend a bit of time and effort doing it.
Pour some cold water inside the pot and submerge the eggs. Adjust the stove to medium heat. Do not make it higher because you're not supposed to cook the egg whites. You just want to apply enough heat to weaken the strength of or totally destroy the bacteria commonly found in eggs.
Monitor the temperature closely. It should not exceed 150 degrees Fahrenheit or drop below 140 degrees Fahrenheit. The thermometer must be dipped into the water to get the right temperature. Use an internal thermometer to be sure.
Lower the heat to keep the temperature within the 140 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit range as the heat intensifies. The eggs must stay only in the heated water between 3 and 5 minutes. Large eggs must be heated for at least 5 minutes. The process of pasteurizing eggs is done by cooking them briefly and immediately removed them to cool.
Rinse the pasteurized eggs thoroughly with running water. They should still have the consistency of raw eggs minus the risks of bacteria developing. They should still be viable for any recipes requiring fresh eggs.
Refrigerate the pasteurized eggs like any other fresh eggs. However, regardless of how and when you'll use them – you can be certain that the eggs are safe from harmful bacteria. You can either use them right after pasteurizing or much later. They can be freshly preserved for as long as they are kept inside the refrigerator.
You can try buying pasteurized eggs from nearby food outlets but it will be difficult. They also cost a lot more than regular eggs. Sometimes it's not worth spending time looking for them when you can easily do this at home at any convenient time. It's also beneficial whether you are pasteurizing a few or many eggs. You save both money and time.
The process of how to pasteurize egg whites will not affect the fluffiness of your frosting if you are decorating a cake with it. This might even make the icing akin to a protective cover preserving the cake within. When you make your own chocolate mousse, you won't be worried about the shelf life of your favorite dessert. It can definitely be stored for a lot longer having pasteurized egg whites in it instead of fresh ones. Don't forget to pasteurize your eggs the next time you're baking desserts for commercial and home use.


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BECKLEY (WVVA)- The Beckley Planning Commission voted to submit the ten-year comprehensive plan.
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Here you will find things that make me laugh, think or things I find generally odd and / or amusing. I'm into books, mythology, history, comics, heavy metal, tattoos, art, fashion & other assorted nerdery. (Awesome sidebar pic by Chris Gugliotti)
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The nation is still reeling from Friday's Sandy Hook shooting and the anti-gun folks are in full swing and the pro-gun team are once again playing defense.
This is an article written by Henry Rollins for the LA Weekly after the Colorado movie theater shooting earlier this year.
In 1994, the Federal Assault Weapons Ban was signed into law by President Clinton. The law "sunsetted" 10 years later and never came back. Firearms that had taken a retail "timeout" were back in play. Unsurprisingly, a lot of people went out and legally acquired some serious freedom delivery systems. These weapons remain quite accessible and probably will be so until Charlton Heston retroactively says he was just kidding. What is considered an assault rifle (say, the Colt AR-15) is, at the end of the day, just a rifle and not the only semi-automatic variety on the market.
America enjoys some global-high stats when it comes to death and injury via guns. Hell, America kicks ass in homicide, suicide, traffic fatality and incarceration like no other country.
I am convinced that it's not the guns that make America a sometimes dangerous place to live. As always, it's the people.
Guns, and other things that go boom, have been with America from the beginning. There was not a time when the gun wasn't a major part of life in America, from its founding to the rapid westward expansion and annexation of states.
"Rockets" and "bombs" are mentioned in our national anthem. Immediately after the boring trivialities of basic freedoms — religion, speech, press, gathering — are duly noted in the First Amendment of the Constitution, the Second Amendment addresses the right to bear arms. That comes before the right to privacy, due process of law, fair trial by jury, no cruel and unusual punishment, etc.
Some of America's most oft-mentioned historical points have guns involved, from civil wars to assassinations both attempted and realized.
America has glorified and romanticized gun-carrying outlaws since it was rigging elections. Perhaps two of the most notable are Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. After a long crime spree, the two were famously gunned down in Louisiana on May 23, 1934. Their bullet-ridden car has been on display all over America ever since. Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty immortalized them on the big screen. It's often glossed over that Bonnie and Clyde were killers of police and citizens. The pair caused a lot of undeserved misery, and they got famous doing it.
I remember seeing the Clint Eastwood big-ass gun classic Dirty Harry with my father on one of our sanctioned Saturday visits. He liked it so much, we stayed and watched it a second time.
Americans love guns. You can bring in Freud and countless others to try to explain why, but I think it's very simple. America is a country born from semi-mythologized blood, glory and acts of selfless patriotic sacrifice. Gun ownership speaks of security, self-reliance and autonomy. When the drive-by shooting's bullet misses its intended target, goes through the wall of an apartment and kills a sleeping child in its crib, well, when you chop wood, chips fly, as Nikolai Yezhov once said. Sadly, the shooter is as much a part of the American identity as the law-abiding duck hunter.
Since guns and their handlers' deeds have been with us from the start, it would stand to reason that they would find themselves mentioned in songs.
In blues music, there's a lot of borrowing, so it's often difficult to identify the originator of a song. There is a Robert Johnson song called "32-20 Blues" where the man sends word out to his woman that, should she get out of line, his 32-20 will "cut her half in two." Another amazing blues player, Skip James, also promised to "cut that woman half in two" with his 22-20.
"Hey Joe" is another song whose authorship is somewhere in the mists of history but was at least registered by Billy Roberts and first released by The Leaves in 1965. It was made famous by Jimi Hendrix in 1966 and taken way out to an almost unendurable level by The Arbors in 1969. It is a cold and hopeless song about a man going to kill the woman of his affections because she's with another man. An ode to premeditated murder — of course it's been recorded by many other artists, including Cher and Patti Smith.
Speaking of Hendrix, his Axis: Bold as Love album has one of his shortest compositions at a mere 100 seconds. "Wait Until Tomorrow" ends with Dolly Mae's daddy shooting her lover before they can elope!
Click bang, what a hang, your daddy just shot poor me.
And then, there is the incredible body count racked up in the rap genre, which contains perhaps the most dismal of all American lyrical gun imagery. I recently listened to the eloquent Harry Belafonte speaking on BBC World News about how heartbroken he was when rap went from a sharp and precise articulation of struggle and anger to the bragging of an American demographic seemingly hell-bent on self-annihilation.
Now and then, something completely horrifying and awful happens in a gun-related incident. Immediately, there is an outcry from concerned citizens for regulations, laws, anything to stop this from happening again. Just as quickly, the discussion becomes extremely parsed and the main point is all but forgotten in the emotion of the moment. Common ground isn't easy to come by. While we are indeed all in this together, it's all but impossible in those moments to deal with that certainty.
Banning guns would be like amputating everyone's legs, thus insuring that no one will ever shoot themselves in the foot again. Since guns will always be with us, to make things better, we have to be better and get up the road together.
Easy to write those words, harder to live by them. Carry on.
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The stainless steel world of advanced medical facilities can seem light years away from flowers, grass and trees. But Rush is staying connected with the natural world through five sunny rooftop gardens and a dramatic three-story terrarium that will soon bring the outdoors into the hospital.
These indoor-outdoor connections are part of the Rush Transformation, a 10-year project to enhance patient care through building new facilities, renovating existing buildings and implementing state-of-the-art technologies.
Up on the roof
The rooftop gardens were designed to grow a combination of local plants that bloom in different cycles, varying the colorful view from season to season.
These "green roofs" have practical advantages, such as helping to insulate the buildings and reducing the load on the city's water treatment plants by absorbing rainwater. But they also give patients and their families a way to connect with — and relax in — the outdoors.
"Green roofs can bring the calming sense of nature to people who may be going through a difficult time," says LaToya Artis, a project manager in the Rush Office of Transformation.
In fact, you may have stopped along Ashland Avenue to relax in a parklike setting without realizing you weren't just in a park but on the green roof of the underground loading dock at Rush.
The green roof on top of the Orthopedics Building is already installed and visible from the new parking garage. Another will be on the butterfly-shaped top of the new hospital tower. Additionally, a green roof that hospital staff can visit will be on that building's ninth floor.
The last green roof will be located above the Brennan Entry Pavilion — which will be the new front door to Rush — and will be accessible to patients and their families from the fourth floor of the new hospital. This rooftop garden will incorporate another striking addition — the open top of the terrarium below.
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Imagine sun, snow, wind or rain captured behind glass. That's what you'll find when the Brennan Entry Pavilion opens in January 2012. A 52-foot-tall, 32-foot-wide custom-made terrarium there will house trees rising toward an opening in the vaulted roof three stories above, connecting the outside to the inside of the hospital.
The terrarium will feature flowering trees such as Allegheny serviceberries, with their white springtime blossoms, and an eastern redbud, which blooms with pink or red flowers. Beneath the trees will grow more than 20 species of ferns, flowers and perennial grasses.
"Your eyes will immediately be drawn to these beautiful trees and flowers in a setting where you would least expect them," Artis says. "What better way to begin the patient and family experience?"
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- Pabitra Mukhopadhyay
- Kolkata , West Bengal
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Why not someone tell the story of Bangladesh in TED?
Bangladesh is a young country that earned it's freedom from a repressive regime through a bloodbath. It's founding ideals had been those of a liberal, secular democracy. But for 4 decades the fate of Bangladesh oscillated between democracy and military rule. The story of Bangladesh remained a gradual takeover of the spirited and progressive society by Islamic fundamentalism. The political parties forgot the founding principles of the country and the sacrifice that its people made for it so that the traitors that once supported the massacre by Pakistani military could go unpunished and sometime even get to be ministers.
2013 is witnessing a historical movement by civil society in Bangladesh named Shahbag movement.
This is possibly the last chance for Bangladesh to win a decisive battle against religious fundamentalism and in favor of liberal democracy if not entirely secular. Can we accumulate our opinions about this remarkable social change by a largely Muslim population striking at the core of it's own religious extremism?
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Feb 25 2013: Kate asks my friend Salim how can we in other countries support it. Salim is too proud and too gentleman to seek solidarity from friends of other countries, I guess. Sitting on the opposite side of the border and as a person who speaks Salim's language and for which people on either side of that border sacrificed their lives, I can say at least this.
Many of us in India, particularly in Bengal, see this upsurge as a just and democratic struggle coming up spontaneously and apolitically. Our children are refusing to live with misrepresented ideals and history. Like the bloody liberation struggle of Bangladesh of 1971, world watches over with caution and skepticism, India being no exception. That is possibly not a very good news.
What is very good news is that individuals and social media are taking the bull by its horns, some like Richa Jha are calling spade a spade. http://kafila.org/2013/02/23/india-sleept-through-a-revolution-in-bangladesh-richa-jha/
I am in absolute agreement with Richa but she possibly means English language print and televised media. In Kolkata, the most popular Bangla dailies are updating the news of this revolution with clear mandate in favor of Shahbag warriors. All noted Bengali intellectuals have publicly taken stand beside the Bangladeshis. But, alas, Bengal in India is just a state.
I am personally against capital punishment. But I have witnessed in my own country judiciary taking mass appeal for such a punishment for a heinous crime. So why not Bangladesh judiciary too?
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Saints 21 - Jets 19
By James J. Parziale
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November 27th, 2005
A Jets quarterback fumbles a snap. In the shotgun, no less.
A Jets kicker trudges onto the field to attempt a game-winning kick. And misses.
The Jets lose in a devastating fashion.
It all sounds like a collection of the Jets worst hits from the past two seasons, but last night the stars aligned in a painfully reminiscent three-play sequence in the final seconds. The end result was what else but a 21-19 loss. This time the New Orleans Saints were the victors.
The calamity started when the Jets took over with 1:37 remaining. After QB Brooks Bollinger connected with TE Doug Jolley for 21 yards, the Jets were in pursuit of a game-winning field goal.
However, this is where the déjà vu kicked in.
Bollinger, in the shotgun, fumbled a snap and was forced to pounce on the ball. The Jets have had problems with center-to-quarterback exchange, a routine which should be second nature. The Jets lost three yards and moved back to the Saints 37-yard line.
Then Bollinger completed a pass to WR Jerricho Cotchery to recover the three yards, and K Mike Nugent ran onto the field to attempt his fifth field goal of the night. He was a perfect 4-for-4.
After the Saints called a timeout, Nugent, the rookie who was brought in to replace a beleaguered Doug Brien, the rookie whose leg was supposed to kick balls out of Giants Stadium, lined up to give the Jets their first win since Oct. 9.
But Nugents 53-yarder was on target, but fell inches short of the crossbar, ending the sequence of plays which sum up the Jets (2-9) season.
You get that feeling every time you hit a ball, Nugent said when asked if he thought the kick had the distance. Right when I hit it, I thought it was going to go [through], the good thing about that kick was that it was straight.
Given the brisk weather conditions, Nugents hindsight got the better of him in the locker room. He explained how he should have kept the trajectory of the kick lower.
I should have the kept the ball down a little bit, he said.
In a lost season which is reduced to nothing more than a race to Reggie Bush, the Jets missed a chance to infuse some positive vibes into a dejected locker room for the first time in six weeks. The Saints (3-8) proved the better bottom-feeder, while the Jets futility continued to reach new lows.
The losing skid is now at six and counting and the bleeding isnt likely to stop anytime soon. The Jets are at New England next week and host Oakland in two weeks.
We had our chances, head coach Herm Edwards said. We just couldnt quite make the plays.
In the realm of moral victories, the Jets are champs. They didnt have a turnover for the first time in three games after committing 14 against the Panthers and Broncos the past two weeks.
The offense awoke, too. After nearly 157 game-minutes and over 10 quarters without a touchdown, the Jets exorcized their offensive demons when QB Brooks Bollinger hit WR Justin McCareins for a 27-yard touchdown pass to give the Jets a 16-14 lead. The pass-and-catch were a sight for a unit filled with sore eyes. Bollinger floated a pass to McCareins, who ran a crisp post route into the end zone.
Bollinger (19-for-28) threw for 251 yards, the most for a Jets quarterback since Chad Penningtons 264 yards on Opening Day. He couldve boosted that rating at the end of the first half if not for a touchdown pass that was called back.
Bollinger lofted a pass 27 yards to WR Lavernues Coles in the left corner of the end zone in the second quarter that was ruled a touchdown. But a booth review ruled Coles never had possession of the ball before he landed out of bounds. The Jets settled for a 41-yard Mike Nugent field goal and a 14-9 halftime deficit.
The ball came out when he hit the ground, I guess, Edwards said of the explanation referees gave him.
Bollinger wasnt as quick to agree with the ruling.
He didnt [have it] because [the referees] said he didnt, Bolliner said, almost defiantly. Its their rules. I dont know enough about the rules. My job is to play and their job is to officiate. Still, the Jets had their chances. On their first three scoring drives, the Jets settled for Nugent field goals of 29, 45, and 41. Nugents career-high fourth field goal of the game gave the Jets a 19-14 lead in the third quarter.
However, the Saints, making their second appearance in Giants Stadium this season, did not roll over. Their 11-play, 81-yard drive culminated with a 30-yard touchdown pass from QB Aaron Brooks (17-for-23, 181 yards and three touchdowns) to WR Devery Henderson.
We blew the coverage on the touchdown, Edwards said. The safety didnt get over there in time.
On their next two possessions, the Jets drove to the Saints 34 the first time resulting in a punt, the second in the missed field goal. All resulting in the same bitter end for the Jets.
When youre a team in a situation like us you just want to win so bad, Bollinger said. To come up that short again is tough. Thats what makes winning so great.
Movin On Up. In the midst of a ho-hum prime time game, Curtis managed to garner some of the spotlight. Martins 23-yard on the Jets first scoring drive put him over the 14,000-yard rushing yards, making him only the fourth player behind Emmitt Smith, Water Payton and Barry Sanders to reach that mark.
As a professional, you would trade all the milestones for a win, said Martin, who carried the ball 24 times for 91 yards.
Martin, a week after carrying the ball four times for seven yards, had seven carries for 44 yards in the first quarter. He also became just the third running back in NFL history to rush over 3,500 times. Smith (4,409) and Payton (3,838) are the only two with more carries.
-CB Ty Laws 41 interceptions tie him for fourth with Minnesota S Darren Sharper among active defensive backs. Deion Sanders (51), Troy Vincent (46) and Ashley Ambrose (42) have more interceptions than Law and Sharper. -LB Jonathan Vilma, who has 113 tackles, is second in the league behind Dolphins LB Zazch Thomas (119).
-Going into tonights game, 17 Jets players including those on injured reserve had missed a combined 88 games.
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I like to start out each new reading year with a clean slate, so I decided to do some mini-reviews of all the books that, for whatever reason, I ended up not writing about more fully this year. It's a mixed bag — there are a few books I just didn't have much to say about, and there are others that I had many thoughts but never got around to writing them down. There are several that I just felt "meh" about, and several others that I loved.
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If you own multiple iOS devices you may want each one to be able to receive its own messages and FaceTime video calls. This is handy if you have kids with their own iPods or iPads, but they are too young to have their own Apple ID. You need to specify special email accounts to be used by the Messages and FaceTime apps so you can contact that specific iOS device without all of your devices getting the message.
Hi this is Gary with MacMost Now. On today's episode let's talk about how to set up Messages and FaceTime if you have multiple iOS devices, each belonging to a different person in your household.
So let's say now, after the holidays many members of your family have iPod Touches, iPads or even iPhones and you find that you have one AppleID shared between all of them. For instance kids under 13 can't have an AppleID so they have to share yours. So what happens when they get a Message or a FaceTime video call? Well, since everybody's using the same AppleID all the devices show the incoming Message.
But there's a way you could set it up so that each device has its own address, phone number really, where Messages and video calls can go to. The way they do this is to set up individual email addresses. Now the other family members may already have their own email address and if they don't you should be able to get a free one very easily setting it up, say a Gmail or some other free service.
Once everybody has their own email address you can then go into the settings on the iOS device and set up Messages and FaceTime so they receive Messages at that specific email address. Let me show you.
Now, I'm going to demonstrate using my iPad and let's say this iPad is being set up for another family member, say, a child in your family and you want to be able to reach them via FaceTime for this iPad but they don't have their own iCloud account. So we're going to go into settings and then click on FaceTime. And you can see I already have FaceTime set up with an AppleID so let's suppose that's your AppleID and you can see it automatically added "You can be reached for video calls at:" and that email address there. So this may be the same email address used on all your devices, thus being the problem that video call will then go to all those. But you can add another email and this is where you would add a unique email address that's only for this one device. So, say, you might wanna, if you have your own domain name, call it ipadnumber2@YourDomainName or set up a special email account or if this is for, say, a child and they already have an email address maybe just use their email address even though it's not an iCloud ID.
So I've got some demo email addresses set up and I'll use one of those. And when I hit return it's going to say "Verifying" and then I have to go to my email account. It could be on this device, it could be on a computer, it doesn't really matter. You have to check that email address and you will get an email that says "Please verify the contact address with Apple" and it basically has a link. Click on that link and that verifies it. So I've done that in my email client on my computer and it'll ask to verify the email address; "Please sign in with your AppleID and password". So I want to use that same AppleID, in this case the "ipadexample" AppleID. And once I sign in with that it'll show me on my computer that it's verified. And then I'll see it suddenly appear there, you can see it changed "Verify" to "Email". So now when I try to FaceTime somebody who's firstname.lastname@example.com, this iPad will suddenly come on and show there's a FaceTime call but not any of my other iOS devices.
Now the same, exact thing can be done for Messages here. So, for Messages here, I haven't even signed in with my AppleID so I'll do that… and now you can see, this is the same thing with FaceTime, it will actually ask you "People will Message you using your email address. Which one would you like to use?". So I can actually, instead of saying, don't even use this one, instead use that same email address I verified already. And since I already verified that, I won't need to do that again. Now you can see it looks a little different here, under Messages. It shows that I'm only going to receive at that one. So you can go either way here. I like the idea of having your iCloud email address basically ring or Message all of your devices that you own and having each device have its own individual second email address. That way if you need to reach somebody on any of the devices you can use that one and if you need to just reach somebody at a specific device with a Message or video chat you can use the email address associated specifically with that device.
Now this method isn't without its quirks. For instance, I've heard that sometimes you need to sign out of your AppleID on the Messages or FaceTime apps and then sign back in again for it all to work. So keep playing around with it if it doesn't work for you right away.
And remember to check for those verification emails. If you don't get those and don't click on the link in them, then this entire thing won't work; it has to be a verified email address of that AppleID in order for it to be used in Messages or FaceTime.
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It's a comedy that isn't always funny as it struggles to find the right tone between raunchy and sweet. It celebrates female friendship in a way few movies do, but good intentions don't always make for a good film.
Full Review | Original Score: C+
Observer [UK]
Tedious and repellent: avoid.
An inexorably laughless affair that would make a potent interrogation tool.
Full Review | Original Score: D-
Washington Post
Could a genuinely good, or genuinely funny, movie ever be made about two girls who operate a phone-sex line?
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
Chicago Reader
Unfortunately Travis lacks the comedic skill and humanistic insight to make this anything more than Judd Apatow lite.
Irish Times
If there's one thing more annoying than the dumb mainstream sex comedy, it's the dumb mainstream sex comedy that has aspirations towards indie funk.
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[It] sports such a puppy-ish desire to be liked, but for a really good time, you'd be better off just watching Bridesmaids again.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
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A shallow movie with nothing new besides than the exalatation of the bonds of female friendship.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/4
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There's a difference between comedy and behavior. For a Good Time, Call... aims for the former but mostly contains the latter.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5
Las Vegas Weekly
Consistently tries too hard, one-upping itself with mostly unfunny vulgarity while paying little attention to plot or believable character development.
Full Review | Original Score: 2.5/5
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A totally forgettable piece of substandard sitcom fluff that will one day be a blip on Ari Graynor's resume.
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The idea that phone sex workers can turn out to be quite different than their disembodied voices imply might be worth exploring by a more earnest, diligent and engaged intelligence than whatever drove this project.
Full Review | Original Score: 73/100
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I'm not objecting to the movie on grounds of taste but because it is stupid, vulgar, crass and mercilessly formulaic.
Full Review | Original Score: 2/4
Have we really come a long way from chick flicks about women expressing friendship by nursing each other though divorce, cancer and other common losses, to movies in which women can only express love through a windy haze of carnal chatter?
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While the heart of the movie is the at-times strained relationship between the two leads, it all unfolds rather by the numbers, dictated more by the expected arc of such things than the demands of the characters.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
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Full Review | Original Score: 2/5
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Boston Phoenix
I've had more exciting conversations on the phone with my mother.
Full Review | Original Score: 1.5/4
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In the 10 months since Tripp Halstead was injured when a tree limb fell at his Winder daycare center, the 2-year-old has become a bit of a celebrity around the Atlanta community, which has rallied to support him.
But on Friday, the toddler really got the star treatment, meeting movie stars Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore on a local set.
The encounter occurred after Kathryn Covert, whose husband Allen is a friend of Sandler's, reached out to the Halstead family, father Bill said in a Facebook post.
"(A)ll I can say is wow, you never know who is reading your story," Halstead wrote on the social networking site, where thousands of people have followed Tripp's recovery.
The family was invited to visit the set of the movie "Blended," a comedy due to come out next year, at a Flowery Branch location.
Bill Halstead said Tripp showed off the skills he has been working on in therapy, including waving and "flashing that grin of his."
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Belonging Online: Students' Perceptions of the Value and Efficacy of an Online Learning Community Article
Loralee LaPointe, Marcy Reisetter, University of South Dakota, United States
International Journal on E-Learning Volume 7, Number 4, ISSN 1537-2456 Publisher: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE), Chesapeake, VA
The proliferation of online course designs has changed the learning environments for many students and professors. Recommendations for best practice in online course design frequently include maximizing students' online peer connections, with the intention of building a viable, if virtual, online learning community. However, students' responses to and value for these virtual communities have been mixed. Graduate students taking online courses through a state university system were surveyed to determine their value for, and commitment to, this online learning community. Results, both quantitative and narrative, indicated that although some students found the virtual community helpful to their learning, others perceived the online peer connections as superfluous and inconvenient, and not supportive of their online learning processes. We suggest that the new reality created by online learning demands a reassessment of our understanding of the most productive student engagement.
LaPointe, L. & Reisetter, M. (2008). Belonging Online: Students' Perceptions of the Value and Efficacy of an Online Learning Community. International Journal on E-Learning, 7(4), 641-665. Chesapeake, VA: AACE.


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Nina Katarina said...
Many people would be surprised at how many WoW players live close to them, work in the same building, go to the same events. Mention something about your guild search on Facebook or any other form of social media you're attached to and you may find the perfect guild match.
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On the other hand, with two factions and over 200 realms, there's only a 0.25% chance of two players that meet in real live being able to play together without one of them having to spend real money on a transfer or having to re-roll.
Unfortunately, for me, the fact WoW segregates players in a few hundred servers and two factions, plus the fact server and faction transfers cost real money and have cooldowns, makers WoW almost useless for playing with real life friends.


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Exercise Can Help Scoliosis After All
For many years, exercise has been dismissed as an effective treatment for adolescent scoliosis (curvature of the spine). In this report, more recent findings in support of exercise are presented.
Looking back at previous studies of exercise for scoliosis, the authors report that many of the children didn't do the exercises. And those who did them, only did so occasionally. Unless the exercise program was designed to prepare for a sports activity, compliance was very low.
Improved technology and the ability to assess muscle function have changed the picture. We now know that there is asymmetry in muscle function for everyone with scoliosis. More specifically, there is an uneven strength in trunk rotation.
The former exercise programs of stretching and general strengthening may have been the wrong approach. Progressive resistive exercises (PREs) are effective for curves less than 45 degrees. This has been shown with the use of exercise equipment that can measure muscle function.
First, a baseline measurement was taken. Then an exercise program was prescribed and supervised. Torso rotation equipment was used. Exercises were done for 15 minutes, twice a week. Measurements were repeated.
EMG studies showed that the muscles along the spine called paraspinal muscles were inhibited at first. After the exercise program, this was corrected, and muscle function was equal on both sides.
The authors conclude that PREs for torso rotation and lumbar extension are safe and simple to do. Resistance should be started at one-fourth of the patient's body weight.
Resistance can be increased when the child can do 20 repetitions. They should be prescribed and performed using the proper equipment before bracing is used. Adults with scoliosis can be helped by this program, too. It may not change the degree of their curvature, but it can help control back pain.
Vert Mooney, MD, et al. Exercise for Managing Adolescent Scoliosis. In Journal of Musculoskeletal Medicine. March 2007. Vol. 24. No. 3. Pp. 107-115.
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