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I actually worked here for 6 years. It was my first job. I started in 2000, and lasted until 2006+ when I had to part ways. At that time it was a first run theater, average price during the day was $4 and evening was $8.50. The place had it's issues granted. During my full run, the theater was always in need of a redressing. Unfortunately, due to disputes between the owner of the business and the owners of the property, no changes ever came. That said, we had a strong customer base and dabbled in doing one off showings like old monster movies and the such. About a year after I left is when the owner sold off the business and the property owners shuttered the place. A few people in the city counsel I believe tried to keep it going, but the option of converting the space was far more financially suitable to the owners.
Wow. I haven't thought about this place in years.
I used to attend this twin for 99 cents in the mid 70's with my cousins, who lived in Cypress. We would split our time between this theater and the UA theaters at Cerritos Mall. I remember seeing Jaws, The Spy Who Loved Me, Family Plot, Superman and all 4 walled showing of "In Search of Historic Jesus". I can still recall the recorded phone message these guys had ("thank you for calling Cypress Twin Cinemas…"). It always played 3rd and 4th run features, but for 99 cents it left money for concessions.
Good times.


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- I feel like Moses probably 85% of the time. Feeling inadequate and ineloquent in my speech and tongue has been a consistent worry of mine throughout my life. My role as an outreach worker has extremely stretched me and helped me slowly overcome those fears. For example, I've never talked to so many different parents in my life. I've had experience in calling them during after school programs this past year so I'm not as nervous, but I still slightly dread calling them. I'm constantly giving them reminders/updates about summer day camps or just following up with them and I feel intimidated each time because I feel so young, incapable, and small. My new role also requires me to gather all the kids, make daily announcements, updates and decisions for them. Yes, I still get stage fright, even in front of kids. In general, speaking in front of people in a "formal" manner kind of freezes my brain.
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- However, God is so gracious, patient, and understanding, that He brings someone to support Moses. In the same way, God knows me so well that He places me in a supportive team with fellow outreach workers at Flemingdon Park who are good at speaking and have very calm personalities, quite contrary to mine. We communicate together and we have each other's back. God helps both of us speak and teaches us what to do; the Holy Spirit works through us and reaches out to the kids and parents of Flemingdon Park.
God is our Lord and greatest helper. He's challenging and stretching me, but I thank Him for His grace, help, and provision throughout the day. I'm looking forward to seeing more of God's faithfulness.


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If you didn't catch my rambler about last season's finale of this fantastic AMC drama, you can check it out here, and if you haven't seen the show at all, flog yourself immediately, apply some ointment, then settle down with someone you care to share the darkness with and watch it straight through.
You know the darkness I'm talking about, of course?
Yes, that one. We all know that darkness. The one you're hurdling towards, the one you lurched out of, the one Johnny Cash sings about–used to such great affect in this season's trailer. The same darkness that sends you to the mall to forget and the morgue to rot, the one that brought Basho to whisper on his death bed, "Fallen ill mid-journey. / All about the fields / Fly my broken dreams." The one I go on and on about, because I don't know any other way to deal with the stupid animal terror that grips me at 2 o'clock in the morning and throttles my noblest ambitions to nothing–just passing gases and foolish postures.
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The show once again uses the good cop, bad cop routine to play out this question. Shane, who reveals once and for all the cold-blooded inhumanity of Utilitarian philosophy, has joined the company of such amoral realists as Qin Shi Huang and every-man-for-himself Libertarians, in order to show everyone what it takes to succeed in this world. (On a side note, if any philosophy buffs out there balk at my conflation of Utilitarian and Libertarian philosophies, I will only say that though antagonistic, both philosophies mistake actuarial calculations for moral approximations, and are thus on the opposite sides of an equation falsely premised.) His rousing incitement to slaughter was, like all righteous and terrible judgments, based on the facts. It's a fact that most violent crimes are committed by black men, so let's racially profile them. It's a fact that suicide bombers are dick-swinging, lonely Muslims, so let's enhance our interrogation techniques and bomb them 'til the sand comes off their swarthy hides. Certainly we are the upright and just.
Don't mistake me–we need the facts; without them, we join the ranks of Holocaust deniers and limousine liberals the world over, who love maps but not the territory. Facts, however, are the beginning of wisdom, not its end. In The Walking Dead, it's a fact that the world is over-run by the dead, and that you cannot reason with the dead, or ignore the dead, or lock the dead in a barn and pretend they can be rehabilitated. But is this not ever the problem? Are we, the living, not the measly few struggling atop the unaccountably lost? So many before us, and so many after us, that we dress up the present to magnify our importance. Go ahead, raise a crusade, smite every philistine: what's left but our own wickedness?
Rick, the good cop, however, unlike Shane, the utilitarian bad cop, understands the power of the fool. How ridiculous it is to lead the dead around on a leash, and stuff them in a box, but also how necessary. The heavy-handed Christian references in this episode were, by the way, not simply character driven. They had a philosophical purpose. When Christ rose from the dead and told Mary, "do not touch me," the phrase in the original Greek is actually better translated as "do not cling to me"; haptou, the Greek word, translated as tangere in Latin and touch in English, is closer to "cling," or "hold on to." In other words, "let me go; I am gone." Again, however, the fact of Christ's absence is just the beginning of the fool's play, not its summation. In the Christian story Christ is gone, and because of this, all things are again possible. The balance is wiped clean, and the living can start again. The living can always start again, and indeed, must always start again in spite of all the dead surrounding them.
This new beginning is, however, always a foolish one, because we know the ending. It doesn't change. Ever. There is no progress. The dead only increase, and the living can never outstrip their number: sum all the worlds and all the suns seducing life to the surface, and still, Death's kingdom is larger by far and will always be. Yet, we soldier on. We saddle our donkeys and move out, and hope and pray that maybe, "one fine day…"
The truth is, there is simply no end to suffering until the end. Depravity and emptiness are not contingent on variable conditions as Shane believes: the world didn't become this way; it was always this way. What Shane misses, and Rick understands, is that, "If you want to be a knight, be a knight," and if you want to be a villain, well, there's plenty of room for that too. Suffering is ontological, not historical, so you might as well play the fool along the way, because hope is a survival strategy, not a luxury.


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This apartment is set up to accommodate 5 to 6 people and is situated on the ground floor of a country house. The 1st floor of the house is also set up as a holiday home. The house is located in a quiet setting near the Presseggersee and has a large garden. You can walk straight into the forest to enjoy the beautiful scenery. There are abundant summer activities in the area, including rafting, sledding, mountain biking and of course the Erlebnispark on the Presseggersee. Excursions to Italy and Slovenie are another option. Venice, for example, is just a two-hour drive. And of course skiing enthusiasts can head to the Nassfeld winter sport area 15 km away. Great location with lots of options in any season!
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The Big O Comes Back In A Big Way
By Steve Wright
Ish Monroe pulls out two fish that helped him win an Elite series event and showed Okeechobee is back. (James Overstreet photo)
A Lake Of Mythical Status
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. — Lake Okeechobee is America's "mystery lake." Though it was formed 6,000 years ago, European explorers in the 1700s believed it to be a myth. For many early Americans, the big lake didn't become a fact until U.S. Army colonel Zachary Taylor fought the Seminoles in the Battle of Okeechobee on Christmas Day, 1837.
It's hard to imagine this 730-square-mile lake being a secret, but that was long ago. In the last century, Lake Okeechobee has continued to hold mythical status among American anglers; they've long heard stories too good to believe. If you've made a "bucket list" of places to fish before you die, Okeechobee is undoubtedly on it.
The 2012 Bassmaster Elite Series Power-Pole Slam here in March signaled that the fishing at Lake Okeechobee now might be as good as it has ever been. If you know about the often troubled times at Okeechobee, that also may be difficult to believe. But the weigh-in scales tell no lies.
Okeechobee's History
The name Okeechobee reportedly comes from two words in the Seminole language — oki (water) and chubi (big) — thus "big water." It's a fitting name for a lake that serves as the headwaters of the Everglades and holds a trillion gallons at its average depth of nine feet. Yes, only nine feet.
The big lake became known to the world in 1928 when the Okeechobee Hurricane caused a massive sheet of water to spill from the lake. The original death count was 1,836. But the exact total remains a mystery; many migrant farm workers' bodies were washed into the swamps and never recovered. In 2003, the National Weather Service raised the death count to "at least 2,500."
Following the disaster, the Herbert Hoover Dike was built around Okeechobee. Earth removed from inside the dike formed a rim canal that remains the safest way to navigate this shallow lake — go around or risk running aground.
Like an ocean, Okeechobee is large enough for you to understand the curvature of Earth: When you boat to the middle of it, a scan of the horizon in every direction reveals no dry land — only water, and the greenery growing from it. Lake Michigan is the only one larger within the lower 48 states.
Other than its size, that lack of depth separates Lake Okeechobee from everything else. Combined with acres of aquatic vegetation and the subtropical temperatures of south-central Florida, Lake Okeechobee provides near-perfect habitat for growing fish. It has been called "The Panfish Capital of the World." Okeechobee is noted for growing large crappie and lots of them. When the bream, both redear (shellcrackers) and bluegill, go to their spawning beds for the first time each spring, many devoted bass anglers shift gear.
"I do enjoy that," said Bill Rose, who moved here in 1978 from Peoria, Ill. "Even though I fish for bass most of the time, I take a break when that first wave of shellcrackers comes in to spawn. I've caught a lot that weigh 2-1/2 pounds. They average about 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 pounds."
A 2 1/2-pound bream is a myth to me, but I'm anxious to be convinced.
Huge alligators are found in abundance in Lake Okeechobee.
Topping off the excellent fishing, Okeechobee simply provides a unique experience. From the prehistoric-size alligators peering from its surface to the endangered snail kites swooping above it, there's always something that catches your eyes.The freshwaters of Florida are best known for largemouth bass. When Bassmaster magazine recently published a list of the 100 best bass fishing lakes in the U.S., seven Florida waters were included, second only to Texas' eight. And Lake Okeechobee was listed No. 2 overall, runner-up to Falcon Lake, located on the Texas-Mexico border.
"Every time I come back here, it looks different," said Steve Kennedy, a Bassmaster Elite Series veteran from Auburn, Ala., who has been fishing Okeechobee for 10 years. "It's unlike any other place we've ever fished."
Highs And Lows
Over the past 30 years, Okeechobee has seen more bad times than good. Phosphorous and nitrogen contained in rainfall runoff caused massive algal blooms that covered 40 percent of the lake during the 1980s and '90s. Algal blooms suck dissolved oxygen from the water. The effects start at the bottom of the food chain, killing the macro-invertebrates, which support fish, waterfowl and every other predator.
The 21st century has marked a series of highs and lows for Okeechobee in terms of its water level. The highs were caused by hurricanes and tropical storms that muddied Okeechobee and stunted the growth of aquatic vegetation. For bulrush, eelgrass and hydrilla to thrive, they need the sunlight that penetrates clear water.
2012 Bassmaster Classic Champion Chirs Lane pulls a bass out of Lake Okeechobee
Two hurricanes in 2004 (Frances and Jeanne) were particularly tough, as the combination of high water and strong winds ripped out the plant life and clouded the water.
"It wiped out all the vegetation," said Florida native Chris Lane, the 2012 Bassmaster Classic champion. "It turned the water to where it was pretty much puke brown for years."
The lows came in the form of droughts, one of which dropped the lake to record low of 8.82 feet above sea level in July 2007. The target level set by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is 12.5 to 15.5 feet.
It was during the drought in '07 that truckloads of toxic mud were removed from the lake's basin — thousands of truckloads. It was an attempt to restore the hard, sandy bottom of Okeechobee and its water clarity.
A Return To Great Tournament Fishing
Apparently, the plan succeeded. The Bassmaster Elite Series tournament, held March 22-25, produced some extraordinary results.
"The first time I fished Lake Okeechobee was in the mid- to late-'70s," said 56-year-old Shaw Grigsby from Gainesville, Fla. "It's real different now. This is as good as I've seen Okeechobee. It's real, real healthy. That year-class of five-, six-, seven- and eight-pounders is just crazy. It's absolutely crazy."
Grigsby's words came after weighing a five-bass daily limit totaling 30 pounds, 7 ounces on March 24. But he was hardly the only Elite Series angler proclaiming the present-day wonders of bass fishing at "The Big O."
On that same Saturday, Kevin VanDam caught an 8-pound, 14-ounce largemouth, which was the biggest bass caught in the four-day event. That's a big bass no matter where you fish. VanDam, 44, speaks with some authority on bass fishing, as the seven-time Bassmaster Angler of the Year and four-time Bassmaster Classic champion.
"There are so many big ones out there on this lake that, if you get in the right areas when they move up, it's just crazy," VanDam said. "It's about as incredible a lake as you're going to see down here (in Florida) right now.
"I've probably fished four or five tournaments here. I've seen it go through a lot of changes. It's totally different from the last time I was here. It's the best I've ever seen it. Every bank on the lake now that has reeds on it is spawning habitat. They've kept the lake at perfect levels the last few years during the spawn. So there's just a tremendous class of bass between five and eight pounds."
Serving as further proof, Ish Monroe of Hughson, Calif., had an opening day bag of 34 pounds, 5 ounces — almost a seven-pound average — on the way to winning the tournament with a 20-bass total of 108 pounds, 5 ounces.
However, one cast made by Randy Howell might have made the biggest statement about the present state of Lake Okeechobee bass fishing. The Springville, Ala., resident knew there was a chance to catch surface-feeding bass at first light. So Howell tossed out a big topwater lure first thing one morning.
"It's called 'The One.' It's like a big Pencil Popper with three treble hooks on it," Howell said.
After a school of bass attacked the lure, Howell reeled in one attached to each hook. They weighed 4, 3-1/2 and 3 pounds. In other words, Howell caught 10-1/2 pounds of bass on one cast.
"I've never seen that happen before," said Howell, who had his limit in the livewell with two more casts — five bass on three casts.
It has been a long road back to health for Lake Okeechobee. But will it remain healthy? You can't imagine how much depends upon that answer.
A great blue heron works on its lunch
Long-Term Health Of The Lake
Lake Okeechobee is the literal heart of Florida. A limestone trough lies at the bed of the state's freshwater life-blood. It stretches north from the headwaters of the Kissimmee River, south through Lake Okeechobee, into the Everglades and finally into Florida Bay — a vast stream that supplies drinking water, irrigates crops, recharges aquifers and provides habitat for much of the state's wildlife.
Canals and ditches were being carved into Florida shortly after it became a state in 1845. When Hamilton Disston purchased four million acres here in 1881, his ultimate goal was to drain Okeechobee. That's about the only thing he didn't achieve in earning his nickname, the "Drainage King."
For most of the 20th century that effort to drain the swamps for farmlands and housing accelerated. But it has finally slowed as Floridians have come to realize the importance of their waters and wetlands. Now there's a focus on the long-term health of this area. It would take an article much longer than this to mention the agencies and projects that are intertwined in this massive effort.
Snail Kites
More so than largemouth bass, snail kites may be the ultimate sign of Okeechobee's health. These little-known birds are considered the most threatened prey species in the U.S., and Florida is the only state they inhabit.
Snail kites are thriving in the other parts of their native range — Central and South America. But they are an "indicator species" for Florida's wetlands, in other words, canaries in the coal mine. If they vanish, everything else better be nervous.
The snail kite is a medium-sized hawk. Males are mostly gray; females are mostly brown; both have distinctive white patches at the base of their tails; and both have a sharp hook at the end of their beaks. That hook permits them to remove an apple snail from its golf ball-sized shell; other than the occasional crawfish, it's the only thing snail kites eat. (Apple snails, fittingly for Okeechobee, are sometimes called "mystery snails.")
The snail kites appeared plentiful during the Bassmaster tournament in March. Once you knew what to look for, it took little effort to find one gliding low, occasionally with an apple snail clutched in its talons. But the snail kite population has crashed from 3,000 a decade ago to 900 now. The good news is that's 200 more than were counted a year ago.
Apple snails feed on aquatic vegetation. So more aquatic plants leads to more apple snails and therefore more snail kites, right? And apparently, that means more bass, too.
Invasive Species
But nothing is quite that simple, especially where mankind confronts Mother Nature like it does in Florida. This is the state where a gift from Japan at the 1884 New Orleans World Fair — water hyacinths — spread so fast that waterways were choked with the invasive species a decade later. The water hyacinths have since been controlled, but not eradicated.
Air boats are a common site in this lake which has an average depth of only 9 feet.
In Florida, if it's not one environmental crisis, it's another: A new species of apple snails is now spreading through its waters. Native to South America, this species probably arrived through the aquarium trade. It grows to the size of a baseball. While it is considered one reason for the recent increase in snail kites, it may prove too big for juveniles to effectively consume, and it may overcrowd the native apple snails.
Where will all this lead? That's a mystery, just like Lake Okeechobee has always been.
— Published: Summer 2012
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Book 4: "Alone Into The Underwyrld!" Page 11
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Just an FYI, NoHo is a theatre district. We have the highest concentration of theatres outside of NYC.
But what the NoHo Arts District dot Com team likes to highlight is the type of theatres we have in the neighborhood and the fun traditions they have created. If you are new to theatre or are an aficionado, you have to check out one or all of the shows at Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre (ZJU) – creative, scary, funny, turbo from anything from new works and Halloween spectaculars to musicals and even the classics. Every show has the Zombie Joe flair we like to say. Well every January, the hardworking folks at ZJU take 50 hours and create a theatre festival. Yep.
So get ready for ZJU's sweet 16th 50-Hour Drive-By Theatre Festival!
Sweet 16th" Annual Festival of (4) all-new mini-plays - written, directed and performed (and Created to AMAZE) in a speedy 2 days! Written by Steven W. Alloway, Vanessa Cate, Emily Charouhas & Zombie Joe, and directed by Denise Devin, Abel Horwitz, Roger K. Weiss & Jana Wimer, with music by Kevin Van Cott. ZJU Theatre Group's 16th super spectacular annual theatre event, kicks off their 25th silver anniversary season!
January 28, 29 and 30
Saturday, Sunday and Monday at 8:30PM
Zombie Joe's Underground Theatre
4850 Lankershim Blvd.
NoHo Arts District, CA 91601
Zombie Joe of ZJU to give us more information on this annual North Hollywood theatre tradition.
So, what exactly is The 50-Hour Drive By Theatre Festival?
ZJU's 50-Hour Drive By Theatre Festival was started in 2002 when Jeri Batzdorff came to Zombie Joe with the idea of doing a short play festival. ZJU's God-like Webmaster & PR Manager Randy "Kernel" Long jumped-on as Sound Engineer and Tribunal Ambassador, and WE'RE OFF, BABY'! We decided that it would be best to craft our production in 50 hours, rather than 24 like other theatres might do - to allow more time to rehearse and to create a more cohesive show, off-book with props, costumes, the works - with the quality high...as if it's been rehearsing for 6 weeks! The writers are randomly assigned actors, and three props that must be written into the framework of the play. It's an incredible challenge for all company members (now fraught with traditions along with HUGE challenges to surmount), which is why so many want to do it again year after year, each Drive-By getting a bit more ambitious and refined than the one before it...F***IN' INSANITY!!!
What's new about this year's 50-Hour Drive By Theatre Festival?
Well our Underground is more amazing and hungrier than ever to get chompin' into our 2017 (...and ZJU's 25th Anniversary) "Sweet 16th" year's line-up, our most ambitious, Driven-Drive-By to date, with a huge, amazing cast and crew! For our "Sweet 16th" DRIVE-BY we have an unsurpassed Underground-slate of veteran and new Writers, Directors and Performers: An amazing cast and crew that includes (but not limited to) the brave, beautiful and triumphant Denise Devin, Jana Wimer, Vanessa Cate, Roger K. Weiss, Emily Charouhas, Steven W. Alloway, ZJU's New General Manager Brandon Slezak, Matt "Witchipoo" Vorce, Michelle Danyn, Jetta Juriansz, Lara Fisher, Jahel Corban Caldera, Trevor Fisch, Trish De Luca, James Sanger, Jason Britt, Ian Heath, Michelle McGregor, Nicole Craig, Shayne Eastin, Scott Sytten (performing), the fabulous Abel Horowitz as 1st-time-Director, and not to fergit ZJU's very own Kick-Ass-Motherfargin' Kevin Van Cott on Miscellaneous Musical Instruments and Our Die-Hard,True-Blue 1-&-Only ZJU Webmaster and Sound Engineer Randy "Kernel" Long - these cats are Super-Heroes and arrive READY TO ROCK!), this and many, many other amazing company members, MORE insane and momentous than ever before...all in the makings for an incredible DRIVE-BY weekend, with a couple wild new surprises, of course :)
How do you pick the writers/actors/etc?
Everyone involved was invited-in through our dark, mysterious and passcode-encrypted channels, from past Drive-Bys', and some super-cool-new-peeps we've been begging to work with for a while. Truly a hard-hitting crew, kickin' our 25th Season/Silver-Anniversary off with a BANG!
Any last words?
"I'll have a bucket of KFC original recipe and a dozen fried shrimp" LOL - No seriously though...LET'S DO THIS SHYTE!! Looking forward to one heck of a weekend, so please come 'on down and witness the fun and madness! Performances run exclusively for (3) Performances Over (1) Weekend Only: SAT, SUN & MON @ 8:30p (JAN 28, 29 & 30, 2017) - so please Come 'On Down to 4850 Lankershim - for our Fabulous Sweet 16th Annual DRIVE-BY THEATRE FESTIVAL!, Celebrating Zombie Joe's Underground's Silver 25th Anniversary...WE WANT YOU! Call 818-202-4120 right NOW for Reservations, Advance Tix at ZombieJoes.Tix.com
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Cooking fires: How to avoid injury this Thanksgiving (Q&A)
Thanksgiving is a great time for family get-togethers, but burns from cooking accidents can be serious, painful and require the use of health insurance. We recently interviewed Dr. Richard L. Gamelli about how to avoid cooking accidents. Dr. Gamelli is the director of the Burn & Shock Trauma Research Institute and director of the Burn Center at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Ill. He also is senior vice president and provost of the Health Sciences Division at Loyola University Chicago.
Home cooking accidents are common on Thanksgiving. What safety advice do you have for people who are planning to host meals for their families?
If you do it the right way, you get to enjoy the holiday. These holidays come only once a year and bring families together. No one wants to be injured. It is about understanding that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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Read the (food preparation) instructions on the package carefully and well in advance of the day you will be using it. Follow the instructions and use extreme caution at all times. Avoid drinking alcohol when cooking so you remain alert and focused. Pay attention to small children when they are around the cooking area. Children are the most frequent visitors to the Loyola burn center, usually for scalds (a burn from a hot liquid or steam).
When cooking burns occur at home, how should they be treated?
If there has been blistering of tissues, (you should) seek medical advice. It's one thing to get burned if your hand is under hot water. It's another thing if there is a fire. You can't overestimate the potential for getting in trouble. If you burn a small area, run it under cold water and you have redness but no tearing of the skin, you probably can treat it at home if you are cautious. That assumes you are healthy and that you aren't on medication that would interfere with your body's ability to fight infection.
Hospital visits often exceed the average person's ability to pay without health insurance. If burns require hospitalization, how much might a typical stay cost?
If they just require aggressive care, they could be out in less than a week, but people with large burns could be there several weeks. We have people who spent several months with us. Our average length of stay is about 5 days. If you are in an intensive care unit, it's very expensive. If somebody has an extended period of care, you are starting to talk about hundreds of thousands of dollars in cost. A major burn is a significant cost.
Do pots with long handles represent a special danger to children who may be able to reach them and pull them off stoves?
Kids watch everything the adult does. They figure, 'I can do it.' You have to be careful if you are using pans with long handles. If a child grabs (a pan) and flips it on them, now you have a young person who is injured who shouldn't have been.
We all have left something on the burner to boil. It splashes over and makes a mess. If it is oil it makes a fire. You have to be attentive. You can't walk away.
Not everyone realizes the importance of using fire extinguishers especially designed for cooking fires. How dangerous is to attempt to douse an oil or grease fire with water?
(The burning oil will splatter) all over you. You wind up with leopard skin from all of the small areas of burns. They mostly heal on their own, but they heal with a permanent cosmetic change: scars, pigment differentiation.
Some people use deep fryers to cook their Thanksgiving turkey. Is it safe to cook a turkey in this manner?
(Yes), if you have the right equipment and take the right precautions. Oil and water don't mix, particularly when the oil is hot and the water is cold. If you buy a fresh turkey, there will be moisture on the outside. When you put it in hot oil, it explodes.
Purchase a modern deep fryer that has the most updated safety features, like the clamped lid and shut off features. Read the instructions carefully. Keep children well away from the fryer amd keep a fire extinguisher handy to quell any flames. Don't use the turkey fryer in a covered garage or on a wooden surface such as a deck, which can catch fire. Also, don't use the turkey fryer (outdoors) if there has been rain or snow.


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I've been putting off writing a general "giving thanks" post. I don't know why. I know I am blessed with so many things, but I just haven't wanted to verbalize them. I guess I've not been in a very thankful mood. Shame on me!
We had planned, and are in the process of, putting out the Christmas decorations today instead of Friday. While cleaning up all the Fall decorations last night, I felt like I was cheating myself out of Thanksgiving. It felt wrong to be putting away the symbols of Fall before Thanksgiving Day. I thought to myself, "So what? Christmas is when we celebrate the birth of our Savior! What's wrong with hurrying to celebrate that?"
And then I realized that as a Christian, Thanksgiving should be about celebrating the birth of our Savior too! Shouldn't we use this time not only to be thankful for all the material things we've been given, but for the eternal life God offers us through Jesus Christ? Without the gift of Jesus, we would have nothing for which to be thankful! And most of all this Thanksgiving, I want others--my husband, daughter, family, and friends--to see Jesus in me.
Thank you, Lord for blessings you give!
Thank you, Lord for letting me live
In a country that's free
With my family.
Thank you for sending Your only son
To die in my place; for victory won!
Happy Thanksgiving!
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A Class-by-Class Guide to Teaching Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
Think Outside Yourself is an eBook for teachers not for students. My classes are comprised of first year through senior college students from all three undergraduate colleges at Lehigh University, including business and economics, engineering and applied science, and arts and sciences. So I had to learn admittedly through many mistakes how to communicate to such a varied group in a way that was meaningful. I want to share my 17+ years of teaching creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship with you. Please feel free to use all of the material you believe will help you teach an entrepreneurial mindset to your students. If I could use one word to define entrepreneurship, it would be Change. My hope is that through these resources you can change the way your students solve open-ended problems and through the process maybe it will change you. Pat J. Costa


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Whoo hoo! Save the date people! I can't believe our challenge blog 613 Avenue Create will be 2 in January! Anyone who has played in our Anything Goes Challenge knows we always have an optional twist. And we have some creative options (if I do say so myself LOL!) that make us unique, like the Create Your Own Challenge chart and the Create Your Own Color Challenge! Well, we have yet another new optional twist and for those who like a challenge I think you may just like it :) I can't tell you yet because it's one of the surprises we have for you! We have many prizes to be won so make sure you mark your calendars for this fun event!
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The library is going to the dogs once again, just in time for final exams. The four-legged therapists and their people, all certified by pet therapy organizations, will be visiting Hofheimer Library during exam week to help students stay calm and feel less stressed. VWC Senior Emily Crawford will be participating with her dog Meeko, for the first time since becoming certified. It will also be the first time Heather Campbell and Hans come to campus.
Be sure to stop by Hofheimer Library and enjoy some down time with these furry friends and their people:
Thursday, May 11 (Reading Day):
11:00 a.m. - Emily Crawford and Meeko
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5:30 - 7:30 p.m. - Julie Morgan & Bart
Friday, May 12:
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A guest post by Kevin Buist, an artist, curator and critic and the exhibitions director of ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, Michigan. A version of this piece originally appeared on his blog.
The theme for this year's Creative Time Summit, held at NYU last week, was Art, Place, and Dislocation in the 21st Century City. The two-day conference featured keynotes, panels, short films, and on-stage interviews. With any event like this, there's an odd paradox: a feeling of information overload, on the one hand, and a persistent sense that the presentations are too short, on the other. There's never quite enough of the interesting stuff but, at the same time, there's too much of everything to fully process.
Another feature of a forum like this is that the speakers use a shared shorthand for some pretty complex concepts. Partly, they do so out of necessity, due to short time slots, but those taken-for-granted references can also feel lazy. It's a way of playing to the crowd, if you know your listeners are likely sympathetic to a certain idea or line of reasoning, and it's easy to lean on those assumptions too heavily without bothering to justify them.
One of these shorthand terms stood out to me at the Creative Time Summit: a number of speakers referred to "capital" as if it were some diabolical, autonomous force. "Capital wants this," "capital destroys that." "We must resist the influence of capital," and on and on. (Neil Brenner's keynote is a good example of what I'm talking about.) This is a pretty typical way of speaking in left-leaning communities of socially-engaged artists, and I don't normally have a problem with it. I was well aware of the political positions and goals of many of these projects, and of Creative Time as a whole, well before I decided to attend the conference. I get it. And I (usually) agree with what these projects are trying to achieve. But something about the way the word "capital" was used again and again by speakers at the Summit — with such an ominous tone — bugged me, and I've been trying to figure out why.
One of the highlights of the conference, for me, was seeing the on-stage conversation between Creative Time's chief curator Nato Thompson and Rick Lowe of Project Row Houses. Project Row Houses is a community art initiative in Houston that has combined artist residencies and affordable housing for 20 years. Their conversation was frank, funny, and provocative in all the right ways. One line that has stuck with me came up when Lowe was speaking critically about creative placemaking, the umbrella term that seems to have usurped the older and less sexy lexicon of "community art."
He said, "It's easy to go to the place. It's harder to go to the people."
This same sentiment was echoed later, in Lucy Lippard's keynote, where she made the point that "place" as a concept has been cheapened. If you want to do a project that engages place in a meaningful way, she said, it requires more than just loving the place. Meaningful engagement requires immersion. I take this to mean that it's only when you're immersed in a community that you begin to truly understand a place, that real engagement must be mediated through genuine relationships with the people who make a place what it is. It's an idea I find both inspiring and challenging. For those of us working to cultivate new ways for art to occupy cities, Lowe and Lippard are giving a reminder that this is difficult, complicated stuff we're aiming to do.
I think this idea also taps into a much deeper truth, one that goes way beyond issues of creative placemaking and social art projects. The warning implicit here is that people are always more important and complex than ideas. We can have wonderful ideas, but if the implementation isn't responsive to people, even lofty objectives probably won't amount to much.
Then it dawned on me, why the tendency to speak about "capital" as some community-destroying bogeyman has been bothering me so much. That shorthand for moneyed interests effectively replaces a complex constituency of people with a simple idea. Characterizing "capital" as a unified force glosses over the fact that businesses are run by actual people. And the people who run businesses have diverse, nuanced, and sometimes conflicting motivations — just like artists, activists, and everyone else. Some businesses really are predatory and awful, but others genuinely want to make their communities a better place. And there are plenty who fall somewhere in between.
To echo Rick Lowe's statement, it's easy to demonize businesses. It's harder to demonize the people who run them.
I don't want to give the impression that I'm speaking in defense of bank CEOs, brutish condo developers, and architects of the subprime lending crisis. I'm not. What I'm against is the tendency to lump bad actors together with honest, hardworking people who run commercial ventures. This more nuanced approach to talking about how money works in our arts communities is not just a semantic exercise. If we're serious about the goals presented throughout the Creative Time Summit — creating places that are just, equitable, and inclusive — we'll do a much better job if we work alongside businesspeople who share common interests than if we demonize everyone who's trying to make money.
Kevin Buist has exhibited artwork in solo and group exhibitions in New York City and Grand Rapids, and has been featured in numerous print and online publications including the Art:21 blog, where he was a blogger-in-residence, as well as Solace Magazine, Art Hack, and SpoutBlog. At ArtPrize, Buist oversees exhibitions and cultural programming. He programs a world-class speaker series that coincides with the event, that has included lively and provocative lectures by John Waters, Jerry Saltz, and Theaster Gates, among others. He also directs the ArtPrize juried awards, including the selection of jurors.


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Pittsburgh Crips Gang Member Sentenced to 125 Months in Prison
WASHINGTON – A Pittsburgh man was sentenced today to 125 months in prison for conspiring to conduct a racketeering enterprise related to his membership in a Pittsburgh Crips gang, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department's Criminal Division and U.S. Attorney David J. Hickton of the Western District of Pennsylvania.
Kevin Underwood, 30, aka "J-Reed," pleaded guilty on March 23, 2011, before Senior U.S. District Judge Gustave Diamond in the Western District of Pennsylvania to one count of conspiracy to engage in a racketeering enterprise.
According to the guilty plea, Underwood and others participated in a pattern of racketeering activity that included robberies at gun point; attempted murders; distribution of cocaine, heroin and crack cocaine; obstruction of justice and witness intimidation.
According to court documents, Underwood was a member of the Brighton Place Crips, a criminal street gang that controlled an area of Brighton Place and Morrison Street, also known as the Mad Cave, and Federal Street in the Northside area of Pittsburgh. The Brighton Place Crips were formed in the early 1990s; in 2003, it formed an alliance with the Northview Heights/ Fineview Crips. This alliance expanded the gang's drug trafficking territory, and increased the number of gang members and associates available to preserve and protect the gang's power, territory and profits through violence.
The Brighton Place/Northview Heights Crips gang maintains exclusive control over drug trafficking in these neighborhoods through continuous violence and intimidation of rivals and witnesses. Members of the gang support each other through payment of attorneys' fees and bonds, as well as payments to jail commissary accounts and support payments to incarcerated members' families.
In addition, gang members had violent confrontations with members of the rival Manchester OGs and other street gangs operating in the Northside area of Pittsburgh. Members and associates obtained greater authority and prestige within the enterprise based on their reputation for violence and their ability to obtain and sell a steady supply of illegal drugs. According to court documents, the Brighton Place/Northview Heights Crips gang members identify themselves by wearing blue, flashing Crips gang hand signals, and using phrases such as "Cuz," "C-Safe," "Loc" and "G.K."
According to court documents, Underwood was considered a respected member and leader of the enterprise due to his reputation for violence, as well as his demonstrated ability to instruct other members as to how to conduct the affairs of the enterprise, including the possession and distribution of firearms, acts of violence, the possession and distribution of controlled substances, and acts of witness intimidation. Underwood also distributed heroin on behalf of the Crips gang.
Underwood is one of 26 defendants charged in February 2010 with being members of, and conducting racketeering activity through, the Brighton Place/Northview Heights Crips gang. This prosecution resulted from a Project Safe Neighborhoods Task Force investigation that began in 2005. To date, 20 members or associates of the Brighton Place/ Northview Heights Crips who were charged in this indictment have pleaded guilty to racketeering charges.
This case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys Charles A. Eberle and Troy Rive tti of the Western District of Pennsylvania and Trial Attorney Kevin L. Rosenberg of the Criminal Division's Organized Crime and Gang Section. The case was investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives; the City of Pittsburgh Bureau of Police; the Allegheny County, Penn., Police Department; and the Allegheny County Sheriff's Office.


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Amy Chan Sau Man
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Amy has been in the entertainment circle for many years and everybody knows that she is able to act and sing. Recently,
HK musical group has invited amy to act n a musical and she has agreed. Without further delays, amy started to practice yoga
to increase her flexibility for the performance.Amy has been practicing for the musical (legend of dreams). the musical
will be performing in sept. actually, amy has been very envy of the actor and actress in musicals.... she never thought that
she will have a chance to perform in a musical. She says "the director is the same director of (perhaps love). i think it
is very interesting and challenging. i am very excited. it is not a problem for me to sing and to act but i seldom dance.
moreover since young, i'm very stiff. dancing is also my weakest part in school. i really need to put in a lot of effort because
i'm dancing with a group of very experienced dancers. "Amy is practicing very hard for yoga to make sure that she
is flexible enought. Although she started to do yoga many years ago, she only started to improve this few months. Amy says
the reason "last time, i only watch and do yoga on my own. i only managed to remain at the beginner stage. however, i met
this yoga teacher who has a feel for yoga and he shared with me that it is best to have a teacher to guide you along, so i
got him as my teacher. now, i really improved alot."
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I recently added a nicely made statuette in my personnal collection of Buddhist/Hindu artefacts. The beginning of a new corner in my Cabinet, only consisting of religious statues for the moment. The left one (the new one) comes from Seribatu, Patrick Duclou's new Etsy shop. It's a Guanyin, the female bodhisattva of compassion, venerated by East Asian Buddhists. She's riding on a turtle supporting the world on its carapace. The right one represents the same bodhisattva. The one with the elephant head is a Ganesh, a widely worshipped Hindu deity. He is the "Remover of Obstacles". The last one sitting on the right is Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of knowledge, music, arts and science.
I placed them on top of the display cabinet in order to study them.
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Mr. Dorman Robert Hutchison, age 80, passed away from his earthly body and this temporary world on Thursday, August 31, 2017 and entered into the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ, in whom he believed, and whom he had served since his salvation at age 8. He was born in Clayton, Michigan on March 25, 1937 to John and Irene (Horton) Hutchison and was married to Mary (Abraham) on June 12, 1959. Dorman was a true servant of Christ at the Little Black Lake Baptist church for the last 14 years.
Sons, David Hutchison of MO, Rev. Garth (Jennifer) Hutchison of Muskegon, Nathaniel (Mabel) Hutchison of the Philippines; daughter, Rachel (Doug) Bernhard of IN; 12 grandchildren; several great grandchildren; brothers, Milton (Sandra) Hutchison, Stephen (Lois) Hutchison, Phillip (Judie) Hutchison, Lyle Hutchison, John Wesley (Joyce) Hutchison; sisters, Martie (Mike) Straup, Mary (Bill) Thomas; many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary in 2013 and brother, Gary.
Tuesday, September 5, 2017, 11:00 am at Little Black Lake Baptist Church with Rev. Garth Hutchison officiating. Interment in Norton Cemetery.
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Please note, the start date for the show is 22nd August, and NOT 13 August as shown in the Glass Games brochure.
Imaginative interpretations of the Olympic medal from many leading glass artists. Includes a treasure hunt and an opening event. This exhibition will officially wrap up the Glass Games 2012 festival.
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Mat Latos, Adam Conley and Shane Greene among the best starting pitchers to stream for fantasy baseball owners who need a pitching boost this weekend.
Every week, we'll give you pitches to add for spot starts who can help you chase down a category or two in head-to-head leagues. All of the pitchers we offer will fall under one of three headings. If a pitcher is a stream candidate in shallow leagues, it means he has an ownership rate between 35% and 50%. Medium translates to pitchers with ownership rates between 21% and 34%, while those under the "deep" heading are owned in 20% of leagues or less.
An endorsement for a pitcher in a shallow or medium league would also apply to the leagues beneath it, but those of you in deep leagues shouldn't hold out hope that a pitcher with an ownership rate of 40% will be available.
Mat Latos, White Sox (Sunday vs. Rangers)
Latos has been one of the great surprises in the first three weeks of the season, allowing just one run on six hits and striking out 11 batters in 18 1/3 innings. The $3-million gamble White Sox GM Rick Hahn looks like it will pay off in a big way. Now it's time for fantasy owners to jump on the bandwagon. At the very least, Latos is a worthwhile stream pitcher in all formats on Sunday. The Rangers do have a dangerous offense, but it isn't often that you can stream a pitcher who has put together a three-start run like Latos has to begin the year. Given that he starts Sunday, he'll be one of the last stream options on the board, as well.
Mike Leake, Cardinals (Sunday @ Padres)
Think of Leake as almost identical to Latos, just without the hot start. In three starts with the Cardinals, Leake has surrendered 11 earned runs on 21 hits in 17 1/3 innings, amassing a 5.71 ERA and 1.50 WHIP. While he's not going to be usable in every outing, he's still a better-than-average pitcher who can exploit a good matchup, and that's exactly what he has in San Diego on Sunday. The Padres have been one of the most pitcher-friendly offenses this year, and are likely to end the season among the league trailers in all offensive statistics. Leake, a heavy ground-ball pitcher, has just a 40.7% ground-ball rate this year. Expect that to turn around sooner rather than later.
Adam Conley, Marlins (Sunday @ Giants)
Conley is the sort of pitcher with whom you want to pick your spots, and this, on its face, is a bad one. The Giants are 13th in the majors in wOBA and they do not strike out, limiting pitcher upside against them. Having said that, Conley is a lefty who can neutralize some of the bigger bats in San Francisco's lineup. Indeed, the Giants' wOBA against lefties is 45 points lower than it is against righties. That Conley takes the mound Sunday only adds to his stream candidacy. If you need someone on the last day of the week, he'll be one of your best options.
Erasmo Ramirez, Rays (Saturday @ Yankees)
Ramirez is off to a great start this season, allowing just two runs on eight hits in 12 2/3 innings, striking out 11 while walking exactly zero batters. This is after he put up a 3.75 ERA, 1.13 WHIP and 126 strikeouts in 163 1/3 innings last year. Ramirez has the look of a backend starter in all fantasy formats, and yet he still available in about seven out of every 10 leagues. Not only is he worth a spot start when he takes on the Yankees this weekend, he's someone who should likely stick on the roster of anyone who adds him. You may not use him in every start, but he's a useful pitcher in all formats.
J.A. Happ, Blue Jays (Saturday vs. A's)
Happ became the latest Ray Searage success story last year, though there was understandable concern that he'd be able to keep it rolling when he left Pittsburgh for Toronto in the offseason. Happ has quieted the doubters, allowing just four runs on 18 hits in 19 innings while winning two of his first three starts. With the mighty Toronto offense at his back, rarely will he lack for run support, making him one of the best stream options if you're in need of a win this weekend. The A's, meanwhile, are just 25th in wOBA on the year.
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Nick Tropeano, Angels (Friday vs. Mariners)
Tropeano has surrendered just one run in 10 2/3 innings this season, but he really doesn't have enough upside to stick on rosters in anything but very deep leagues. However he is likely capable of giving owners a good spot start in the right circumstances. He showed that in outings against the A's and Twins, two of the worst offenses over the season's first three weeks, and he gets another cushy matchup with the Mariners on Friday. They're 24th in the league in wOBA and have a strikeout rate of 22.2%. That's a nice formula for any potential spot starter.
Jon Gray, Rockies (Friday vs. Dodgers)
Gray is set to make his 2016 debut on Friday against the Dodgers at Coors Field. You only want to start him if ERA and WHIP are a lost cause for you this week, and those of you in rotisserie leagues shouldn't be considering him at all. Still, he's worth adding now because of the upside he continues to present, despite the frustrating start to his career. He made a pair of rehab starts with High-A Modesto, striking out 11 batters while allowing two earned runs in 8 2/3 innings. More importantly, he hit 99 mph with his fastball. That was always his calling card, so to see the velocity back where it once was regularly is encouraging. If you wait to see the results Friday, you might be too late to add him.
Shane Greene, Tigers (Sunday vs. Indians)
I know, I know. We've all been down this road before, but beggars can't be choosers. Greene may never reach his full potential, but there's no doubt that he brings significant strikeout upside to the table every time he takes the ball. Cleveland is sixth in the majors in strikeout rate, fanning in just shy of one-quarter of their plate appearances. If nothing else, Greene should give you a fair number of strikeouts, and the Detroit offense will also give him a shot at a win if he can keep the Indians mostly at bay.


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Bayer's new cancer drug Stivarga has already added a notch to its belt. Cleared by the FDA last year to treat colorectal cancer, the drug is now approved as a treatment for a rare form of gastric cancer, gastrointestinal stromal tumors.
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As you may already know, Mr. Smith is a lover of chocolate. He is especially fond of chocolate breakfast items (Devil's Food Cake Doughnuts, Chocolate Croissants, Chocolate Cheerios, etc.)
The first time we traveled to the East (as in coast, not the Middle East or anything) he became a frequent flier at a certain Dunkin' Donuts in the great (and now snowy) state of Maryland.
Now it needs to be said that we do not have Dunkin' Donuts in our part of the world. Southern California is too snotty and pretentious for such things. Nope, we have Krispy Kreme*, and Winchell's and the like, but nothing quite the same.
Mr. Smith discovered the culinary innovation of a Chocolate Pudding-filled doughnut. These are heavily dusted with confectioner's sugar, so it masquerades as a jelly doughnut, but in the end, much tastier because it delivers the delectable treat of chocolate pudding for breakfast. What more could a chocoholic ask for in a doughnut, right?
Mr. Smith waxed poetic about these donuts for months. He tried to figure out ways to get me to agree to move (for at least several months each year) closer to the source of these donuts. Knowing what special hell winter can be in the Eastern states, I declined.
He persisted in his quest for said donuts. He even chased the dragon while we were in the mythical land of Waverly, New York, but there were none to be had. Total heartbreak.At one point, Mema (my aunt and surrogate grandmother to our children due to the untimely firing of my mother-in-law from the position of grandmother), had discovered an alternate source in her neck of the woods. She even was working on a plan that involved Fed Ex-ing (is that a verb now?) a dozen of these sweet concoctions right to our doorstep.
Before the mission could be completed, however, Dunkin' Donuts saw fit to discontinue these particular doughnuts. Perhaps because the main consumer of this item lived on the West Coast? You tell me.
Each trip Mr. Smith has hilarious misadventures while finding and procuring these objects of his love. He requests them from the non-English-speaking personnel of the local Dunkin' Donuts, but they choose to fill his orange box with a mixture of pudding and jelly doughnuts instead. Joke is on the American.
Alas, it appears that Mr. Smith was not meant to be with his little powdered loves. Instead he is destined to savor the memory of their brief romance. Better to have loved and lost than never to have had the doughnuts in the first place, or something like that.
Pioneer Woman posted a recipe for Raised Doughnuts. Her recipe was for simple glazed doughnuts, poetic in its simplicity. It occurred to me that I might be able to MAKE the doughnuts that Mr. Smith has been longing for all these months.
After a brief pow wow, it was agreed that he would prefer the doughnuts filled with chocolate pudding and frosted with chocolate glaze. (More about Mr. Smith's culinary leanings in another post.)
For the frosted glaze, against my better judgment, I turned to my nemesis, Alton Brown. Mr. Smith and Grand Master H are extremely fond of his doughnut-themed episode. I won't be nasty about this, but if memory serves, it involved a puppet. I have a problem with any cooking show that involved puppetry. I am sorry, but Julia Child is probably rolling over in her watery (Neptune Society Member) grave every time he whips out a sock puppet!
These are a real time investment and require some planning. You need to make room for a big bowl in your fridge (that is difficult around here). Also, the dough is made a day ahead and cooked the following day, in hot oil. Try not to freak out about this as much as I do. The source of my fear is my mother (terrified of hot oil) and The Churro Incident of the early '80s. A girl living in Western Pennsylvania has NO business trying to make churros. None at all. Hence the burns on my neck from the ill-conceived attempt to do just that! I'm just saying!
Anyway, the results were mediocre (as far as the demanding Mr. Smith was concerned). The pudding (Trader Joe's Chocolate Pudding) was too rich. I will have to go back to the drawing board on that one. Grand Master H liked them. He pretty much just eats the glaze and leaves the doughnut, so he was happy with the results.
So, if you have a few days to kill and you aren't deathly afraid of frying stuff, here is all the info:
1-⅛ cup Whole Milk, Warm
¼ cups Sugar
2-¼ teaspoons (one Package) Instant Or Active Dry Yeast
2 whole Large Eggs, Beaten
1-¼ stick Unsalted Butter, melted
4 cups All-purpose Flour
¼ teaspoons Salt
Canola Oil
3 cups Powdered Sugar
½ teaspoons Salt
½ teaspoons Vanilla
½ cups Cold Water Or Milk
Preparation InstructionsTo Make the Dough:
1. Make sure milk is nice and warm, but not overly hot.
2. Add sugar to milk. Stir to dissolve.
3. Add yeast into a small bowl.
4. Pour milk/sugar mixture over yeast. Stir gently, then let sit for 10 minutes.
5. Melt butter in separate bowl until butter is almost melted. Stir to finish melting so butter won't be overly hot.
6. Add beaten eggs to melted butter, stirring constantly to make sure the butter's not too hot for the eggs.
7. Add the egg/butter mixture to the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the dough hook.
8. With the mixer on 3 or medium-low speed, pour in the yeast mixture.
9. Allow the dough hook to stir this mixture for a couple of minutes, making sure it's thoroughly combined.
10. With the mixer still going, add helpings of the flour mixture in 1/4 to 1/2 cup increments until all the flour is gone.
11. Stop the mixer, scrape the bowl, then turn the mixer on the same speed for five whole minutes.
12. After five minutes, stop the mixer and scrape the bottom of the bowl.
13. Turn on the mixer for 30 seconds.
14. Turn off the mixer and allow the dough to sit in the bowl undisturbed for 10 minutes.
15. After 10 minutes, transfer dough to a lightly oiled bowl. Toss the dough to coat, then cover the bowl with plastic wrap and place straight in the fridge.
16. Refrigerate dough for at least 8 hours, or overnight.
To Make the Doughnuts:
1. Remove bowl from fridge and turn out dough onto a lightly floured surface.
2. Roll out to 1/4 to 1/3-inch thickness.
3. Using a 3-inch cutter, cut as many rounds as you can, then roll out remaining dough and cut as much as you can, etc.
4. Cut holes out of each round using a 1 1/2-inch cutter.
5. Place both doughnuts and holes on a floured baking sheet.
6. Cover with large tea towel and place in a warm place in your kitchen; my kitchen is very drafty, so I have to briefly warm the griddle, then turn it off and set the sheets on top to keep warm.
7. Allow doughnuts to rise undisturbed for at least 1 hour; 1 hour 15 minutes if necessary. Doughuts should be visibly puffier and appear to be airy.
To Fry the Doughnuts
1. Heat plenty of canola oil in a large pot until the temperature reaches 375 to 380 degrees—do not let it get hotter than 380 degrees! 375 is ideal; keep the thermometer in the pan to continually monitor.
2. One to two at a time, gently grab doughnuts and ease them into the hot oil. Allow them to cook 1 minute on each side; they will brown very quickly.
3. Remove doughnuts from the oil with a slotted spoon, allowing all oil to drip off.
4. Place doughnut immediately on several layers of paper towels. Count to five, then flip it over onto a clean part of the paper towels. Count to five, then flip it over again; the purpose, obviously, is to drain as much grease as possible before it soaks into the doughnut.
5. Repeat with remaining doughnuts and holes. The holes will cook more quickly than the doughnuts; about 30 seconds per side.
6. Allow doughnuts to slightly cool.
To Glaze
1. Mix all glaze ingredients in a bowl until completely smooth.
2. One by one, dip doughnuts into the glaze until halfway submerged. (Note: completely submerge doughnut holes, then remove with slotted spoon.)
4. Remove from glaze, then turn right side up on a cooling rack over a cookie sheet (to catch dripping glaze.)
5. Serve warm if possible, or room temperature.
If you are partial to chocolate glaze, you can use Alton Brown's recipe for Chocolate Glaze. Don't worry, I won't tell anyone if you don't.
In the meantime, we will still have to travel to acquire doughnuts for Mr. Smith. Pray for us all!
*BTW, did anyone know that THIS was going on at Krispy Kreme? Mr. Smith just ran out the front door!
Post edit: S'mores doughnut was good, but the other new flavors? Krispy Kreme fail!


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The world's top contract chipmaker TSMC posted its first annual decline in sales in 22 months. TSMC saw July sales decline on a monthly basis for the fourth consecutive month, signalling a difficult start to the third quarter. TSMC said on Wednesday that sales in July fell 3.4 percent from a year earlier, the first annual decline since September 2009.
The industry appears to being hit by economic uncertainties and customer inventory adjustment. It is also seeing the cost of Labour in China increasing. The outfit said has trimmed its full-year capital spending outlook by 5 percent and reported second-quarter earnings below forecast.
TSMC chairman Morris Chang has revised down his forecast on the growth of the semiconductor industry excluding memory to 4 percent from 7 percent in the beginning of this year, and the foundry industry to 7 percent from 15 percent.
It can be re-assured that, while it is having problems, its rival UMC is going the same way. The outfit said last week it expected revenue to decline by 11-13 percent in the third quarter from the previous quarter, the biggest drop in 10 years for what is traditionally the high season.
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