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Mike,Your pictures of your whole experiment look really great! It's nice to see how you detailed everything you did and the photos were great, too. The pizzas looks great, also.Nice experiment you and Peter put together.Norma
Mike,I agree with Norma. Thanks for posting your results.I configured everything to fit the window that you specified. If you decide at some point that you would like to extend that window by a couple of days, the most direct way to do that would be to go back to the original dough formulation (total dough formulation), decrease the amount of total formula yeast, decide on how much poolish to use (say, in the range of 20-80% of the total formula water), decide on the prefermentation period of the poolish, make the final dough, and either ferment in bulk or divide and scale, and refrigerate, with the understanding that any rest periods used during the final mix will initiate fermentation and shorten the window if not accounted for in the prior steps. In a commercial application, the pizza operator would make the dough preparation fit the hours of the business in which pizzas are to be made. The risk of extending the window of usability in your case should you decide to go that way is that the dough balls may be ready after say, three days, but not quite fermented enough after 18 hours. In the final analysis, some experimentation would be necessary to find the combination that works best for the particular application.On the matter of the crust coloration, widespreadpizza (Marc) may be onto something with his questions on the Stone-Buhr flour. I was not able to find much about the malting of that flour but the flour does seem to be a high-quality flour with high protein levels and apparently no additives. Whether that excludes the usual vitamin package and barley malt is hard to say at this point but if the flour is unmalted, then that takes us back to our earlier discussion about using diastatic barley malt to extract more natural sugars from the flour (the damaged starch).Peter
Mikw,For a cold fermented NY style dough, I prefer to do the division and scaling up front. The dough is easier to handle and shape at that point and the dough balls might start to cool down a bit faster. In all my reading, I have never seen a case where someone specializing in the NY style fermented the dough in bulk. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours also.Peter
685 gr Flour (555 KABF & 130 VWG Flour) (100%)
In Reply 266 at http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,8093.msg85349/topicseen.html#msg85349, Mike mentions the Bob's Red Mill brand of vital wheat gluten. On that basis, if he is truly using a combination of KABF and Bob's Red Mill VWG, his numbers would be 668.51 grams KABF and 16.49 grams VWG. To get his numbers, the target protein content would be around 24.5%. I'm sure Mike will tell us what he did. Peter


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Sweet Potato Soup – Taste&Create
Time sure does fly when you have a lot to do. I want to apologize to my Taste&Create partner for being over a whole week late to post…even though i did have my recipe done with plenty of time left.
For those of you who are curious – this is what I have been working on: Columbia Bakery Café for over a year now, and I will finally be opening my café in July.
And, let me tell you, this soup is GOOD! really good. It tastes like silky smooth sweet and slightly savory buttery potatoes. Please check out Samayal Arai for her recipe. It's really quick to put together and so delicious!
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On May 1st, Harmonix releases single tracks from three different artists, spanning over 30-years of chart-topping music!
First up is Eddie Money's well-known hit "Two Tickets to Paradise," from the singer/songwriter's self-titled 1977 debut record. Train's Grammy-winning single "Drops of Jupiter," from the band's 2001 album of the same name, will also be available. Rounding out this broad musical selection is pop-punk band Yellowcard's infectious "Only One," the third single off of 2003's Ocean Avenue!
Pro Guitar and Pro Bass upgrades will be available for "Two Tickets to Paradise" and "Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)."
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** Dates for Rock Band game tracks are tentative and subject to change. For more information on the temporary interruption in new DLC releases on SCEE please click here.**Tell me, do you have enough money for two train tickets to paradise - or only one?16 new RBN tracks have been released on Xbox 360, including songs by Nightrage and Shelita Vaughns, and we announce 5 new tracks for PS3. Enjoy!
Here are the Rock Band Network tracks that hit the Xbox 360 on Thursday, 4/26/2012:
Cohesive - "The Only Difference" (160 MSP)
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Boomchick - "TGTW" (160 MSP)
All Shall Perish - "A Pure Evil (2x Bass Pedal)" (160 MSP)
Fallen Angel - "Watching" (160 MSP)
Nightrage - "Wrapped in Deceitful Dreams" (160 MSP)
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Oklahoma Caddy Shack - "Children of Brodom" (80 MSP)
Oklahoma Caddy Shack - "Children of Brodom (2x Bass Pedal)" (80 MSP)
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Sky Pie - "Wabi-Sabi" (80 MSP)
Jeff Ball - "Interplanetary Cruise" (80 MSP)
Pedro Castillo - "Por Analogía" (160 MSP)
Counterparts - "Jumping Ship" (160 MSP)
Shelita Vaughns - "Apple Martini" (80 MSP)
And here are the PS3 RBN Releases for Tuesday, 5/1/2012 (North America):
All Shall Perish - "Never... Again" ($1.99) - Metal
Anarchy Club - "Rise and Shine" ($0.99) - Metal
The Asbestos - "Say" ($0.99) - Rock
The Trews - "Hope & Ruin" ($0.99) - Rock
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sculpt it!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, Castle Grayskull Man will have a home!
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Thanks to everyone for another amazing Power-Con!
I hope they keep updating the thermometer until January. We should be able to really knock this one out.....
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Great news! The customers have done their part... Now, it's up to Scott and Co to do theirs and not stuff this thing up.
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Thanks to all who pre-ordered and made this happen!! And if you haven't pre-ordered yet, what are you waiting for?!? The more orders for CG they get, the better the chances for Snake Mountain!!
I'm sooo happy!!
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FIrst Ram-man!! Then Grayskull!!! What a great time to be a motuc fan!
Battle Ram for 2014!!
Mantenna and Modulok for 2014!!
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I have already started counting for more orders!!! Lets max this meter out guys! We told mattel we would get behind a preorder system!!!
An what did we do? Did we hit the minimum numbers needed?! HECK NO!!! WE BLOWED IT OUT OF THE WATER!!! So very proud of this community right now!!
Knew we could do it! GREAT JOB EVERYONE!!!
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Very happy, but man, what a long wait now . . .
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MOTUC Most Wanted: 1) Skeletor's Robot Knights 2) Sssqueeze 3) Tung Lashor 4) Stridor 5) Night Stalker 6) Lizard Man 7) Snake Mountain 8) Battle Ram (back half) 9) Roton 10) Eldor
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Really great news! So happy to hear this! I hope we get a chance at more vehicles and playsets through this preorder system, now.
Good times!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Cradle Will Rock As I'm Drivin' Down Highway 40 In My Big Ol' Pick Up Truck.
I am seriously excited. We are getting Grayskull. That's all I care about.
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Awesome news! Think we will see the final results at next year's Powercon?
Fate rarely calls upon us at a moment of our choosing.--Optimus Prime ROTF
I'm so happy for myself and everyone who wanted this! It's actually gonna become a reality!!!!
200X fan? Classic fan? What does that mean? I'm a MotU fan!!!
Woot! Good news! Can't wait to have it.
Photog is here! thank you, Mattel!
Now how about some mini-comics love (like Lodar, Geldor, Dakon......)? And Mermista?
Not surprised at all
Good marketing games played by Mattels as well
Oh no, now I have buyers remorse!
from Matty.The design team is hot to get started on a sculpt...
does this include the 4HM or have they been kicked out? they're not mentioned on matty. (i could swear they were mentioned when i placed my order).
Thanks to everyone for another amazing Power-Con!
Great job guys, Thanks Rep for staying on top of things. Between Fort Max, 2 subs and 2 Grayskulls this year gonna be hell but well worth it.
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Gaer Infant and Nursery School
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Children of Earth - Day One
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Children: We Are Coming
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Mind Revolution
Sweden's take on the Finnish symphonic speed metal come in the majestic form of Skyfire's Mind Revolution. While this album will undoubtedly be compared to Children of Bodom, they are decidedly different and Swedish sounding. In this reviewer's opinion, they sound more like a mix between Dark Tranquillity and Stratovarius (the keyboards are VERY Stratovarius). Where CoB is more thrash/black metal, Skyfire is more power/speed/death metal. With the release of Mind Revolution, they keep a quickly staling sound alive with one more injection of nutrients to keep it surviving on life support. There really isn't much to set Skyfire apart from the rest of the bands playing their type of music (Kalmah, Norther, CoB, Mors Principium Est). In fact they sound nearly identical to Kalmah. They didn't, however, use the old Finnish trick of a killer opening track and an otherwise forgettable rest-of-album, the good material is sort of spread out, and the best track comes three-quarters of the way through the album in the form of "Shapes of Insanity". This track barely tops the title track, which comes at the end of the album. So one way in which they differ is their track placement. Really the only way to describe the way they sound different from their Finnish brothers is by describing it as "Swedish". It has a different tone, or timbre, to it. The texture of the guitar production is just different. The way they do their keys is slightly different too in that it sounds more cinematic or theatrical rather than video-gameish. Keyboards are omnipresent. Lastly, Skyfire is probably the most melodic of the genre. Tracks like "Nightmares Nevermore" and "Haunted by Shadows" have killer leads that are like the musical version of a jet fighter spinning and diving through layer upon layer of atmosphere, then hitting the afterburner and soaring through space only to go too high and explode, scratching at the surface of the ozone. The problem with bands like Skyfire is that they are so good at what they do, but it's hard to give them a good score because they sound nearly identical to the five other bands like them. I really enjoy this genre, and the bands in it, so it's a mental battle between ethics and enjoyment. A mind revolution, if you will. Alright maybe not, but mark my words, this genre will soon be the next "power metal", in that it will lose it's soul and become a showcase for pure musicianship rather than substance. Mind Revolution will probably be one of the last albums that people are really gonna dig before the genre goes stale. It's a damn good album, so enjoy it while it lasts.


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Language learning as child's play
Learning a new language is a popular sport in Princeton, for adults as well as children. We now have a new digital kid on the block to help teach languages to children.
Muzzy has been a very popular leader in its field for years. So, it is not a new name to experts and users of language programs for children. Created by the BBC, it has been an award- winning product at the top of its game for a long time. What is new is the digital format.
This comes as a true relief to the Youth Services Department, because as fine as the old materials were, they came in a large bulky plastic case filled with booklets and CDs. The possibility of loss and damage to these popular materials was heartbreakingly high. It meant constant tending to replace errant and torn or scratched pieces. Those who remember the old kits know whereof we speak.
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Women in business face a unique challenge: how do you juggle an active social life, a successful marriage and motherhood, all while simultaneously excelling in the professional world?
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St. John's alumnae tackled these complex issues at the Alumni Insider's View…Women in Leadership Panel Discussion and Breakfast. Held at Manhattan's 3 West Club, the program allowed alumnae panelists to share their insight, expertise and personal stories with students to help them navigate their own journey into the world of business. "Personally, I have spent a long time saying, 'We as women are not different, we're the same, and we can do anything,'" said Victoria L. Shoaf, Ph.D., Dean of St. John's The Peter J. Tobin College of Business. "But in fact, our experience as women in business is a bit different, so I think it's important that we reflect on those differences. It helps to make us better leaders, better employees and better students, and that's why I'm happy to be hosting this breakfast and bringing this panel before you." Panelists included: Andrea Alonso, Esq. '79C, '81L Partner Morris Duffy Alonso & Faley Christine Gerula '79CBA Senior Vice President, Relationship Manager Sovereign Bank Linda G. John '80SVC CEO Corporate Family Network Anne Marie Schettini-Lynch, CPA, CTP '03MBA Assistant Vice President and Associate Treasurer St. John's University The panelists discussed their unique transition from college to career, explaining how their St. John's degrees benefitted them in the professional world. Additionally, they shared their thoughts on how it felt to break into a male-dominated industry while still retaining a successful personal life."You feel that tug and pull all the time," Gerula told the audience. "When you spend more time at work, you feel as if you should be at home. Then when you're at home, you feel like you should be at work. The most difficult thing to figure out is this: what makes you happy? And finding that out is the key in life." Gerula, a commercial-lending executive for over 25 years, has excelled throughout her career, and her daughter attended the event to show her support. "Both personally and professionally, networking is crucial," Gerula advised. "You never know who you might meet and where they might take you. You could reach places you had no idea you could go, and hopefully, your St. John's connections will help you with the issues you face and the goals you want to achieve." Fellow panelist Linda G. John '80SVC, who is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Corporate Family Network (CFN), spoke about the benefits of networking during tough economic times. "It's one thing to have smarts and to be self-motivated," she said. "But if you have connections, it can really give you an edge and open doors that otherwise might not have been opened. And St. John's is the best school in the country, right? So build up those connections and meet alumni who can help you along the way."Students mingled with alumni, faculty and administrators, discussing what they learned from the panelists. For students like Claire Cilento '13TCB, the program provided a renewed sense of confidence and determination. "It was great just meeting these successful St. John's women," Cilento said. "Being female doesn't mean that we can't accomplish the same objectives in the professional world as our male counterparts. So I definitely have a lot more confidence moving forward, seeing these female business leaders and all that they've done with their lives. They didn't let anything stand in their way." Shelby Chambers '14TCB, meanwhile, hopes that she can juggle the responsibilities of family and career as gracefully as the alumnae she met. And after speaking and networking with the panelists, she's glad to have made a few lasting connections. "Speaking with these alumnae has made me feel so much more prepared into a job interview," Chambers said. "I know not to be demanding, but to simply remain confident and sell myself for my abilities. A lot of women put pressure on themselves to have the perfect job and the perfect family, but I know now that I shouldn't let that stress me." She added, "It's a great feeling to see St. John's women who came before me enjoying such success, and I know now that I can go out in the workforce and accomplish my dreams as well."


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The Implacable Fight for Justice in Nueva Linda, Guatemala Why would anybody camp by the side of a busy road? Why would anybody camp by the side of a busy road sheltered only by rough structures made from palm tree fronds in the punishing tropical heat and torrential downpours? And why would anyone do it for four long years? Bety Reyes, an indigenous campesina, has been camping outside the Nueva Linda Finca on the road to Retalhuleu, Guatemala, and she remains there today. True enough, she isn't alone - she has her husband and children with her, as well as some of her extended family, and is accompanied by 173 other campesina families. And if you were to ask her why she has been camping at the side of the busy roadside for over 4 years in horrendous conditions, she will tell you, simply, that she is waiting for justice. Her father Hector Reyes was disappeared here on the Nueva Linda Finca on the 5th of September 2003; Hectors family and their supporters are staying put until the authors of the crime are brought to trial. "A rich landlord disappeared a poor peasant," says Bety, "we know who did it, and now we want to bring them to justice." One More DisappearedThe story of the Nueva Linda resistance encampment is one of unrelenting sorrow and unrepentant resilience. Hector Reyes worked as an administrator on the Nueva Linda Finca, one of the many huge plantation farms on the southern coast of Guatemala owned by a handful of wealthy landowners - this particular one owned by a Spaniard by the name of Carlos Vidal. Typically the conditions of work were semi-feudal, and farm hands received maybe $5 a day, working under harsh conditions in the scorching tropical heat. As soon as Hector Reyes stood up to defend the rights of his fellow workers, he was a marked man. They came for him in the dead of night, bundled him away and he was never seen again.Disappearances are nothing uncommon in Guatemala. During the 36-year long Civil War, tens of thousands of labor and campesino organizers were disappeared without a trace, their corpses buried, tossed into the ocean, or sometimes dropped into volcanos from military helicopters. Everybody on the Nueva Finca farm knew that the owner Carlos Vidal sent one of his henchmen, Víctor de Jesús Chinchilla, to get rid of Hector. Disappearing campesinos is of little more import for the land-owners of the fincas of southern Guatemala than culling pestilent beasts. What Senor Carlos Vidal had not accounted for was the determination of Hectors family and his campesino organization - Maya Sin Tierra - to pursue the cause of justice. In a brazen act of rebellion, 1200 campesinos occupied the Nueva Linda Finca on December 13 2003, surrounding Vidal's mansion and demanding the "re-appearance" of Hector Reyes, or his remains. Senor Vidal's favored means of transport in and out of his property was by helicopter, and landing became somewhat hazardous amongst a vast tent city of indigenous peasants squatting the entire area. That non-violent occupation demanding justice came to a dreadful and abrupt end ten months later on August 31, 2004 - Bloody Tuesday. Death in Nueva LindaIt was a massacre foretold. Then President Oscar Berger predictably rolled over to pressure from the Farm Owners Association. "The state must protect private property," he announced ominously. "The state police must be sent in to evict the squatters in Nueva Linda."So, one sunny morning armored vehicles accompanied by 1200 army, police and hired guns came up the road, spread out across the lush, verdant fields and opened fire on the squatters encampment. 9 campesinos were killed - five executed at point blank range, and 45 were injured. The unarmed protesters resisted - against the odds but fighting for their lives - and in the ensuing melee, 3 police were killed. Thirty-odd campesinos were brutally arrested and the camp lay vanquished, burnt to the ground. President Berger praised the security forces and blamed the indigenous for the massacre. Massacres are nothing uncommon in Guatemala. Of the 200,000 deaths during the interminably long civil war, over 90% of the killing has been attributed to the Armed Forces, principally by means of massacre. Perhaps the most infamous of them all was the assault on the Spanish Embassy on Jan 31, 1980 - which had been occupied by protesters - in which over 40 people were murdered by the army. Since the signing of the Peace Accords in 1996, the unrelenting violence has persisted in the form of social war. As street gangs battle it out with each other and the security forces, social movements continue to be the target of human rights abuses. The Mirna Mack Foundation puts the death toll in the country at 25,700 - from just the last 5 years of generalized violence. So the Nueva Linda massacre was soon forgotten in the media and the public consciousness as Guatemalans got on with living their lives in the shadow of huge daily insecurity, economic precariousness and the mass exodus of its youth to the arduous road toward the United States. What are 13 deaths in a remote field on the coast compared to the daily slaughter on the city streets? On the same day I visited the Nueva Linda Encampment, February 27 2008, I counted 13 reported violent street deaths in the daily newspaper. But the campesinos of Nueva Linda continued their campaign of resistance. Soon after the massacre, Hector Reyes family fearlessly took up residence on the side of the road outside the Nueva Linda Finca. This few yards of land - a no-mans land between the landowners finca and the federal highway, could be squatted because it wasn't private property. There they boldly set up camp and were joined by survivors of the massacre and others from the national indigenous farmers coordination (CONIC) - eventually numbering 173 families. Conditions were appalling, but they pitched their makeshift tents of plastic sheets and palm tree fronds, dug a well for water, and like a little roadside refugee camp, they managed. The shameless finca owner set up an armed security post across the road to intimidate the encampment, but Hector Reyes' family and their supporters were immovable. "Not one step backwards" they said, "until justice is done, now demanding justice for the victims of the massacre as well as the disappeared. Government and LiesFaced with such unrelenting determination, the state turned to more conniving and Machiavellian tactics to get rid of the problem."Hector Reyes migrated to the USA," stated the State Governor of Retalhuleu. Not only was he alive and well, the governor claimed, but they knew exactly where he was and were willing to pay the airfare for Hectors wife, Floridema, to fly up there to find him! Floridema had been a persistent and troubling presence on the protest for the state and landowners. So, remarkably, off went Floridema on a desperate and futile goose chase across the state of Florida in search of a man who the people who sent her knew was buried not a mile from where she had been camping by the side of the road. Floridema remains in the US still, cleaning a hotel in Florida and sending back money to her family so that they can continue their roadside struggle. The state hadn't counted on the resilience of Floridema's daughter, Bety, who continued to hold the family flag of resistance and leading the road-side vigil with new vehemence. She gave birth to a child during the long protest, naming him Hector in honor of her missing father. Some two years passed by the side of the road, and the authorities steadfastly ignored the protest. So the protesters decided to relocate to the central plaza of Guatemala City, right in front of the palace of justice, putting the case back on the national agenda. But in a country where the left has been decimated, what hope is there for the social movement like the Nueva Linda protesters? The government continued to ignore their encampment in the central plaza and the mass media paid them scant attention. As they packed up their paltry possessions to return to the roadside at Nueva Linda after the month-long stint in the Capital, it might have seemed like they had touched rock bottom - a time of despair and hopelessness. But no, the protesters could still count on their resources and their own agency to carry them through. "If we don't struggle," a campesina told the cameras in a rain-swept central plaza, "what is left for us?" Among the ImplacableThere are those who struggle for a day and they are good.There are those who struggle for a year and they are better. There are those who struggle many years, and they are better still. But there are those who struggle all their lives: These are the implacable ones. - Bertolt Brecht The chicken bus speeds at top speed past kilometer 207 on the Retalhuleu-Champerico road, its tail-wind flapping the plastic sheet coverings of the roadside encampment in its wake. "Were getting out!" I shout at the driver, and the old bus skids to a dramatic halt. All the passengers look curiously at the two gringos descending the bus in the middle of nowhere. We jump onto the dusty roadside and clamber along the uneven ditch. An elderly man with but a couple of teeth is raking the dirt in front of a makeshift plastic bag hut - the first in a long line - and he smiles broadly. "You have arrived," he says. "Yes," we say, "we have arrived." He points us up further along the track, towards camp central. As we make our way along the ditch, I take in the surroundings. The Nueva Linda farm is a rich, fertile plain, flat and green as far as the eye can see. The aroma of the tropical vegetation is overpowering to the senses, but here by the side of the road, only the gaseous fumes of the constant traffic trundling by overwhelms us. Welcome!" shouts Bety Reyes as we approach the heart of the encampment. She cradles an 18-month old child in her lap - young Hector, I presume - and she smiles effusively. We are quickly introduced to about a half dozen people and the mood is startlingly delightful. Whats up with these people? Shouldn't they be miserable, stuck forlornly on the road side for years, like some unremitting purgatory? But no, there is something else going on here. The tractor trailers, buses and trucks and cars whiz by an arms length away. We, the visitors, are almost shaken to the core by their passing, but the occupants of the camp seem oblivious. Their mirth is contagious and even the kids seem enthused to meet us. Among the dust and debris of the ditch, their joy amazes us, as if the protest camp were a party, or perhaps some deeply intoxicating rebel elixir. Its all good karma though, and, I surmise, it feels right to be humbled before others' high spirits. Mahatma Ghandi would have loved this place. We are debriefed by the groups human rights representative, Mariano Lellel of the Civil Association Pro-Justice Nueva Linda Group. As one of the most articulate and outspoken advocates for the protest, Mariano - a cheerful indigenous activist in his late 40's - is clearly a marked man. Death treats forced him to go underground recently, and he hid out in indigenous villages for 2 months. "I am like a hunted animal," he says, smiling wryly. But now he walks freely. "What protection do you have?" "National and international solidarity," he says. Scant protection, I'm thinking. But Mariano is confident that the authorities and powers that be don't want to further tarnish their image in this sensitive case with another disappeared. He is, however, far more eager to talk about the protest in general than his own personal safety. After four years, they are still confident of the future. While they are not expecting much from the new (slightly) left/leaning president, Álvaro Colom, it is a positive sign that he has accepted an invitation to meet them in person in Guatemala City. "[Former president] Berger tricked and mocked us," says Mariano, "let the new President prove himself by his actions." What gives the group hope? I ask. "We have brought a petition to the Inter-American Human Rights Commission", he says, "and that body has ruled favorably in the past with social movements." And what are your hopes beyond the immediate political goals? Mariano looks away ponderously, and for a moment he is actually thinking beyond strategy and tactics - into the realm of dreaming. "We wish that we can get a little piece of land so that we can stay together. Maybe we can get a loan from a national or international institution to help us achieve this. In this very area, where we are from..." So at least one product of this epic struggle has been a group of people who want to live, work, and struggle, side-by-side, sharing the same space and land for the rest of their lives - together. I find this thought quite satisfying. Having traveled a long way to know their struggle, I am very happy to have met these people. For Justice's SakeIt is time for us to leave the encampment. In yet another stroke of bad fortune, an accidental fire a few weeks previous burnt most of the camp to the ground. Characteristically, residents bounced back undaunted and have rebuilt everything with gusto. A young girl comes forward to exhibit the pretty horrific 2nd degree burns on her arm and back, but even she is smiling and upbeat. How this struggle leaves its mark."For us, the poor, there is no justice," says Bety, as we bid farewell. What plans for the future? I ask. "I'm not moving anywhere soon," she says smiling and then gets back on her cellphone to discuss the case with some human rights lawyers in the city. But finally, one last somewhat philosophical quandary that had been troubling my mind: Why? Why sit on a roadside for 4 years? Why give your life to a cause? Is it to win, or is it because it is the right thing to do? Mariano, the hunted man, the marked man, replies with a characteristic wide smile - "Its for both of these," he says, "and its for justice." For more information, visit the Pro-Justice Nueva Linda Group, or contact them here: email@example.com Ramor Ryan is the author of Clandestines - The Pirate journals of an Irish Exile (AK Press 2006). 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