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BY LIZA STROUT - History continued to come to life at the Johann Fust Community Library this Wednesday, with the latest installment of the popular History Bytes series. This week was focused on the Sprott family, and there was laughter and a few tears as the tale of the family unfolded.
BY LIZA STROUT - At the D.L. Moody Fellowship Hall every Tuesday, there is one motto that holds true.
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BY LIZA STROUT - Westie Fest was held at the Gasparilla Inn Soccer Field on Sunday, Feb. 12, and it drew almost two dozen fluffy white balls of energy from far and wide. The dogs, ranging in age from 5 months to 17 years, gathered for the biannual event.
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Warnell honors distinguished alumni - 12.05.2013
Focus on the Faculty: Kyle Johnsen - 12.03.2013
Dwayne Bass (AB '98) saves the planet one sculpture at a time - 12.02.2013
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Atlanta alumna owns and operates Lacefield Designs - 11.19.2013
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The 2013 McGladrey Classic - 11.06.2013
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Tom Pashley (BBA '91) named president and COO of Pinehurst Resort and Country Club - 10.25.2013
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Chad Eikhoff (BFA '97) is animating his way into the future - 09.26.2013
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40 Under 40 Spotlight: Raegan Tuff (PHD '09) - 09.13.2013
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Warnell honors distinguished alumni
A few weeks ago, UGA's Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources recognized two alumni, Tommy Sasser (BSFR '70) and Josh Harrell (MFR '03), for the significant contributions they have made to the forestry field while also supporting their alma mater.
Sasser, who has more than four decades of experience in residential and recreational development, received the 2013 Distinguished Alumnus award.
Warnell Dean Mike Clutter praised the alumnus, saying,"Tommy has been a strong supporter of Warnell and UGA for many years, having served on the UGA Alumni Association Board of Directors and the Warnell External Advisory Board. His support and sage advice has helped our school in many ways."
I know Tommy through his role on our board of directors between 2005 and 2010 and agree with everything Dean Clutter said. He currently works for Recreational Community Consultants and Global Golf Advisors. He has been instrumental in the planning, development and construction of more than 75 golf courses around the world, and has been the master planner for community development such as Amelia Island Plantation, Reynolds Plantation, Kiawah Island and Sea Pines Plantation.
Harrell, a regional investment forester and portfolio and research analyst with Forest Investment Associates in Atlanta, earned the 2013 Distinguished Young Alumnus award.
He manages more than 170,000 acres of timerland for clients across Virginia, Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina. He is the student chair of the Society of American Foresters at Virginia Tech, chairman of the Chattahoochee Chapter of the Society of American Foresters and the chairman of the Georgia Division of the Society of American Foresters. In addition, he has authored several articles for publications such as Biomass Magazine, The Southeastern Forester and Forest Landowner Magazine.
Congratulations to these very deserving graduates. Thank you for showing the world what it means to be successful UGA alumni!
Information for this blog entry was sourced from Golf Course Industry online.
Focus on the Faculty: Kyle Johnsen
Each month, I would like to feature a member of UGA's outstanding faculty. While I am proud to share the achievements of our alumni and students, those accomplishments would not be possible without the guidance and support of the faculty members they interacted with during their time on campus.
Today, I'd like to begin with Kyle Johnsen, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering.
Despite Johnsen being a Triple Gator from the University of Florida, Johnson elected to join the faculty here at the University of Georgia. He cites a few reasons for that decision:
"The boundary-less Faculty of Engineering (now the College of Engineering) fit perfectly with my cross-disciplinary research, which is a hybrid of computer engineering, computer science and education research. I also had the honor of being one of the first faculty members hired as part of the Faculty of Engineering, which began offering a computer systems engineering degree at the same time I was hired. Finally, the opportunity to be on the ground floor of a new college at a top-tier research institution does not come along very often. It was perfect, though I certainly have had to set aside the Florida versus Georgia rivalry!"
We'll let Johnson's allegiance to the orange and blue pass because of his great work here in Athens. The courses Johnsen teaches include "Virtual Reality," "Intro to Computer Systems Engineering," "Sensor Networks" and "Capstone Senior Design." He notes that his senior-level virtual reality course is his favorite because students learn to design, build and demonstrate innovative simulators and virtual experiences. He's seen a variety of projects come through his classroom, including an underwater oil pipeline repair simulator to an augmented reality zombie fighting game. He enjoys helping students create products that they can talk about and even take with them on job interviews.
In his free time, Johnsen has set up his research lab to be an interactive attraction for external groups, especially those that work with school-aged children. According to Johnsen, "It's incredibly fulfilling to see the wonderment in the eyes of children experiencing virtual reality for the first time."
Thank you for your commitment to inspiring UGA students, Kyle, and thank you for being a part of the faculty that brought the College of Engineering to fruition. Keep up the great work!
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Dwayne Bass (AB '98) saves the planet one sculpture at a time
Dwayne Bass (AB '98) is saving the planet one sculpture at a time. Bass (AB '98) founded TWOvital, a company that creates awareness of environmental issues and promotes sustainability through its art. The photographer and sculptor transforms trash from construction sites, such as scraps of wood and metal, into sustainable works of arts.
In 2008, Bass created the first-ever sculpture to receive credits under the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED certification program. Using one of TWOvital's sculptures is worth a LEED credit for developers and builders seeking LEED certification in their projects.
For Bass, creating beautiful works of art from reclaimed materials was not a new endeavor. "I have been making things from leftover or broken items since I was a kid. I made a car out of a broken tape deck when I was about six. I was always fascinated with taking something that is broken and making it into something it was not intended to be," he said.
From his interest with sustainable art, Bass also created RUBBLOX, a line of furniture crafted from recycled car tires. For information about Bass's work, visit twovital.com.
Thank you, Dwayne, for your commitment to improving the environment and representing UGA so well.


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WEDNESDAY, February 23,1881--10 a. m.On motion by Mr. KENNER the follow described Senate bills were taken up and read the first time:
The bill [S. 165] to legalize the incorporation of the Greentown and Jerome Gravel Road company; JS. 17] concerning parties to action; [S} 41 to amend Section 48 of an act to divide the State in judicial circuits; [S. 149] to amend Section 28 of an act to provide for the organization of Savings Banks, etc.; [S. 151] to amend Section 7 of an act for the incorporation of Building and Loan Fund Associations; [S. 162] amending Section 3 of voluntary associations law; [S. 176] amending Section 5 of adoption of heirs' law; [S. 7] establish Public Libraries in connection with the Common Schools in cities of 10,000 or more; [S. 57] to authorize incorporated towns to contract for water supplies; [S. 153] amending Section 1 of the voluntary assignment law; [S. 155] concerning Circuit Courts; [S. 16] to amend Section 49 of the act for the incorporation of cities; [S. 52] to amend Section 34 of an act providing for a general system of common schools; [S. 54] to amend an act authorizing Boards of County Commissioners to construct gravel and other roads upon petition of a majority of the land owners; [S. 104] amending Sections 2 and 4 of the common school law; [S. 72] in relation to the 3 per cent. fund remaining unexpended; [S. 130] to provide for the care, support and education of pauper children; [S. 168] amending Section 1l of an act in regard to guardian and ward; [S. 213] for the incorporation of Public Libraries; [S. 73] amending Section 3 of an act regulating weights and measures; [S. 40] to amend Section 3 of the act proving for Township elections; [S. 157) amending Section 4 of the act concerning guardian and wrd; [S. 114] permitting amendment of defective bonds; [S. 175] for the relief of the estate of Milton S. Privitt, deceased; [S. 67] in relation to terms of Trustees; [S. 169] defining persons of unsound mind; [S. 212] concerning ferries; [S. 93] establishing a State Board of Health.
The bills [H. R. 229] concerning highways, and [H. R. 235] concerning periodical enumerations, were ordered engrossed.
The bill [S. 50] to legalize the incorporation of the town of New Castle was read the second time.
By Mr. CAUTHORNE [H. R. 407]: To provide revenue to build the State House Building, and authorizing money to be borrowed to meet any casual deficiency in the State revenue, and appropriating such means for the completion of the building. [It provides for a tax of two cents on each $100 for 1881 and for each successive year to and including 1888. All the money so raise is to be kept separate and constitute a part of the new State House fund. In case the tax should not prove sufficient, the Governor, State Auditor and Treasurer are permitted to borrow money, provided they do not borrow more than $150,000 during the present year, $200,000 in 1882, $100,000 in 1883, $100,000 in 1884 and $100,000 in 1885.]
By Mr. KENNER [H. R. 408]: To levy an annual tax to raise revenue for the State. [Ten cents on $100 and 50-cent poll.]
page: 219[View Page 219]By Mr. MEREDITH [H. R. 409]: To authorize and provide for the payment of the war loan bonds of the State--appropriating $140,000.
By Mr. FANCHER [H. R. 410]: To repeal Section 4 of the act to create a State Normal School.
The Committee on Reformatory Institutions reported the results of their investigation of the Woman's Reformatory, representing the Institution in good condition, and recommending an appropriation of $30,000 for each year ending October, 1882 and 1883.
The report was concurred in and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The bill [S. 108--see p. 111] to amend Section 3, touching the laying out of and vacating towns, streets, alleys, etc., and the bill [S. 28--see page 88 of these reports] prohibiting the sale of pools on on races, elections and bets of all kinds, were read the third time and finally passed.
Mr. Hefron's bill [S. 36-see page 85] to amend Section 26, to provide for the settlement of decedents estates, etc., being read the third time.
Mr. BERRYMAN hoped the bill would not pass for the reason that in many cases it would cause a great deal of expense in small estates where it is not necessary. Sometimes sales are made where the amount is only $200 or $300. He believed in as little legislation as possible.
Mr. MILES was opposed to the principle of the bill.
Mr. FANCHER--This bill ought to pass. The time should be fixed and notice given so that the heirs may know the time of such action and come in and hear the petition and oppose it, if they want to.
Mr. TETER also favored the passage of the bill.
The bill passed--yeas, 77; nays, 5.
The bill [S. 39] to authorize County Commissioners to provide for children who are pauper charges upon the County; [S. 44] to amend Section 10 of an act touching contempt of Court, approved March 31, 1879; [S. 76--see page 88 of these reports] authorizing and legalizing the recording of patents for lands issued by the United States; [S. 86--see p. 51] appropriating $16,990.71 to pay members of the Indiana Legion and Independent Companies, were severally read the third time and finally passed.
Mr. GILMAN offered a resolution that the Committee on Education be instructed to report to the House a bill providing that the school books to be used in our Common Schools shall be uniform throughout the State, and providing that their publication shall be free He said: Under the present law there has existed a monopoly on the sale of school books, and he thought the people would save more money than is asked for by all the Educational Institutions of the State each year. Publishers can charge any price for books and the people can not help themselves. By passing a bill of this kind it would break down these monopolies. He wanted no copyright to exist but have free publications, and after books are introduced, keep them in use for a specified period of time.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Wright's bill [H. R. 122] to amend Section 8 of an act prescribing certain duties of officers of elections, being read the third time--
Mr. Wright said this was a bill to amend Section 8 of the act of 1877, which requires incorporated towns of this State to hold the town elections in each Ward in the town.
Under the law of 1852, town elections were held at a single place of voting and it worked well. He thought it an advantage to towns to hold elections at a single place.
Mr. SMELZER entered a motion to reconsider the vote by which the bill [H. R. 252]--female suffrage--failed to pass.
By consent, Mr. AKIN introduced a bill [H. R. 411] for an act to amend Sections 1 and 2 of an act fixing the per diem and mileage of the members of the General Assembly, and providing that they shall provide their own stationery, approved June 9, 1872, and approved March 5, 1875.
The bill passed yeas, 75: nays, 0.
Mr. Ryan's bill [H. R. 191] to amend Section 120 of an act concerning Justices of the Peace; their general jurisdiction and mode of proceeding before them, approved June 9, 1852, was read the third time and passed--yeas, 79; nays, 0.
Mr. KERR'S bill [H. R. 192, see page 77] to amend Section 8 of an act concerning Justices of the Peace, was read the third time and passed--yeas, 75; nays, 0.
Mr. Gibson's bill [H. R. 194] to tax the ownership of property held for school purposes was read the third time and passed--yeas, 75; nays, 0.
Mr. Lindsay's bill [H. R. 198] to amend Section 8 of an act to enable trustees to receive lands and donations and convey the same for the use of Churches, schools and Religious Societies, etc of June 17, '52, being read the third time--
Mr. LINDSDAY said this bill makes no change in the old law except that a certificate to the Trustee elected shall Mnly be necessary when the Board is changed and no new Trustees are elected.
The bill passed--yeas, 70; nays, 1.
Mr. Lindsay's bill [H. R. 114] to provide for trial by Jury, and fixing the number that shall concur in mading a verdict was read the third time.
Mr. LINDSAY moved to amend by inserting in place of the word "Six" where it occurs [referring to the number of Jurymen] the word "Seven;" where the word "Four" occurs insert thle word "Five." The object of this change is to accomodate the bill to cases where the parties agree upon a less number than nine Jurymen.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. NEFF said he was not in favor of the passage of the bill, and challenged the author to present arguments in favor of its passage.
Mr. LINDSAY--We have been accustomed for a long time to trying our causes with a Jury of twelve, and requiring a unanimity for a verdict. Our Jury system is so old that I doubt if any member on the floor could say just when on where it originated. Many undertake to say it is as old as the race; that it existed long before the Norman Conquest. There never was a reason why twelve men should make a more just verdict than any other number, or that their verdict should be any nearer right than a verdict made by any other number. One individual has said because there were twelve Tribes of Israel and twelve Apostles sent to preach the Word, the number twelve was fixed upon as the number which should decide all our questions in Court. There are three objects in presenting this bill: The first one is, it facilitates the trial of cause in Courts. Second, it obtains just, fair and equitable justice. I am willing to appeal to the experience of every lawyer whether Jury verdicts are not in a majority of cases compromises. By looking up cases tried by Jury you find that Juries were locked up in a room without food or drink, fire or light, and compelled to make a verdict. In olden times it is said they used to take the Jury in a cart and haul them from one Court to another until they were compelled, by unanimity, to agree to make a verdict. I appeal to every lawyer this body if they do not believe that were nine out of a Jury of twelve allowed page: 220[View Page 220] to make a verdict,the facility of trying cases would not be increased.
Another object (the third) is to obtain a verdict nearer right and nearer justice than where you require twelve men to agree. The passage of this bill would save a large expense, and by that means you can increase the pay of Jurors. The pay of Jurymen is so meager and trifling that all the good men that are worth anything or fit to serve on a Jury make every possible excuse to get out of serving, because the fees will hardly pay expenses. I want to increase the pay of Jurors so that we will have a better class of men to act willingly.
Everywhere in Europe, England excepted, the idea that it requires twelve men to make a verdict has given way, and to-day England and the United States are the only countries in the world in which that number is required to make a verdict. You can not impress twelve men exactly alike. If that is true, ought we to require twelve for a verdict? Is it not easier to bribe one man than three? Under this bill contemplates it would require three to be bribed in order to make a Jury fail to render a verdict, thus throwing an impediment in the way of buying off one man out of twelve to defeat the rendition of a verdict, as is often done under existing laws. Four States and three Territories of this Union have laws similar to this one. If we pass this law to-day, and it does not work well, in two years' time it can be repealed.
Mr. NEFF looked upon this measure as one of more than ordinary importance, and thought it might accomplish much good, but he felt alarmed lest it would effect much evil instead of good. He thought one argment made by the gentleman from Howard was rather against his bill--that is this number being required to make a verdict only in civil cases. The gentleman from Howard favored the agreement of twelve men to render a verdict in cases where life or liberty was at stake. There are some some rights that are dearer than life or liberty, which are tried in civil cases, such as the question of character. He considered this measure an invasion upon the time-honored principle of the law, which carried with it too great a risk to adopt, and gave it as his judgment that when a case is submitted to a Jury of twelve men, when they agree it is more likely to end litigation than to leave it to twelve Jurors and let nine find a verdict. Such proceedings would incite the losing party to appeal to a higher Court. He considered the measure dangerous, and one that ought not to pass.
Mr. TETER said:
Mr. TETER said: The hand of time marks many centuries upon the dial since the commencement of the right of trial by Jury; but sir, I worship not the institution as it is, simply because of its age. There are many things which exist at this day that are held to with great tenacity by some people, which are notorious only for hoary headed nonsense. For instance, witchcraft. The gentleman who opened the argument upon this proposition says England alone, of all the countries of Europe, is in favor of unanimity of the Jury. Then the United States of North America and England are the only two countries, so to speak, on earth who to-day-stand firm for the uanimity of the Jury. I appeal to this House look well before you forsake and leave the principles that have been so long advocated by the great men of England, and the still greater men, if possible, of the United States.
The results of trial by Jury have been such, occasionally, that even in England and here voices have been raised against it. Men feel the existing evil only; they seem not to see those evils that would result a hundredfold from an opposite state of things. Nor are those who feel irritated at some results of the trial by Jury acquainted with the operation of trials without Jury. So is, occasionally, the publicity of trials highly inconvenient. Yet, should we desire secret trials? Liberty, as it is generally understood in this country, can no more exist without the trial by Jury, that "buttress of liberty" as Chatham called it, and as our ancestors worshiped it, than without the representative system.
The Declaration of Independence specifies, as one of the reasons why this country was justified in severing itself from the mother country, that Americans have been "deprived in many cases of the benefits of trial by Jury." And, according to Constitutional law, "the right of trial by Jury shall be inviolate."
It may not be improper to enumerate, briefly, some of the advantages of so great an institution, whether they are directly connected with the liberties of this country or not. The right of trial by Jury, then, if properly and intelligently administered, divides the labor of the administration of justice, and permits each part quietly to find the truth in the sphere assigned to it. It allows the Judge to stand, as the independent organ of the law, not only above the parties hostilely arraigned against each other but also above the whole practical case before the Court. It enables plain, common and practical sense properly to admix itself with keen, professional and scientific distinction in each sngle case, and thus prevents the effect of that disposition to sacrifice reality to flimsy theory, to which every individual is liable in his own profession, and peculiar pursuit, the worship of the means, forgetting the end.
Are not almost all complex cases, such as require in a high degree, good, strong, common sense, the tact of practical life, tqgether with the law, to be decided? Are not, perhaps, the greater part of civil cases such? The English and Americans seem to think they are. They believe that close logical reasoning is indeed necessary in the application of the law, and they assign this to the law officers; but they believe also that a high degree of plain, common sense, unshackled by technicalities, is necessary to decide whether, "upon the whole," "taken all in all," the individual case in hand is such as to bring it within the province of specific law, with reference to which it is brought before the Court, and they assign this part of the trial to the Jury, that is to non-professional citizens. It is done to insure the continuous and necessary admixture of common sense in the decision of causes.
The trial by Jury makes the participation of the people in the administration of justice possible without the serious evil of Courts consisting of mobs, or the confusion that would otherwis ensue. Aristotle said that many person are more just than one, although each of the many were less so than the one. It makes the administration of justice a matter of the people, and awakens confidence; it teaches law and liberty, order and rights, justice and government, and carries this knowledge over the land; it is the greatest school of free citizenship.
It throws a great part of the responsibility upon the people, and thus elevates the citizen while it legitimately strengthens the Government; it does not only elevate the Judge, but makes him a popular magistrate, looked up to with confidence and favor; it is the great bulwark of liberty in Monarchies against the Crown, and in Republics it is as Committee of the people between the accused and the people themselves--a more exacting king, when excited, than one that wears a crown.
It alone makes it possible to reconcile, in some degree, old and cruel laws, if the Legislature omits to abolish them, with a spirit of humanity which the Judge could never do without undermining the ground on which he alone can have a firm footing. It is, with the representative system, one of the greatest institutions which develop the love of the law, and without this love there can be no sovereignty of the law in the true sense; it is part and parcel of American self-government, and is alike usefully applicable in civil as well as in criminal cases.
page: 221[View Page 221]The unanimity of the Jury should be retained, notwithstanding that Locke was against the unanimity principle, for in his Constitution of South Carolina there is this provision: "Every Jury shall consist of twelve men and it shall not be necessary they should all agree, but the verdict shall be according to the consent of the majority." The "Duke's Laws" in New York, generally ascribed to the Lord Chancellor Clarendon (the father-in-law of the Duke of York), demanded seven Jurors, and unanimity only in capital cases.
One of the first steps to be taken in order to destroy the Jury system entire is to strike down the principle of unanimity; for if we commence the work of destruction, others may soon carry it on to completion.
There is nothing more deceptive or more dangerouos than the pretense of a desire to simplify Government. The simplest Governments are despotisms; the next simplest limited Monarchies, but every free Government is necessarily complicated, because all such Governments establish restraints, as well on the power of the Government itself as on that of individuals.
If we will abolish the distinction of branches and have but one branch, if we will abolish Jury trials and leave all to the Judge, and if we will then ordain that the Legislator shall himself be the Judge, and if we then place the executive power in the same hands, we may readily simplify Government.
We may easily bring it to the simplest of all possible forms--a pure despotism.
The bill failed to pass.
Mr. STEWART was opposed to the bill because he feared it would fail to accomplish the good intended by its friends, and further that it was one step toward striking down the mode of Jury trial altogether. He considered one argument offered by the gentleman from Howard [Mr. Lindlay] directly in favor of the the existing custom, as there was no other country on the globe that had as good a Jury system as England and the United States.
Mr. KENNER thought it very difficult to break in upon an old mode. The United States country having Americanized everything else, he thought this could be done for the general good.
Mr. BERRYMAN thought if a Jury of twelve could render a verdict in a civil case, they would be able to do so in a criminal case, as he considered cases where reputation and character were at stake more important than life in many cases, and was strictly opposed to this new departure, as he thought it would work bad results in many ways.
Mr. CAUTHORNE questioned the constitutionality of this bill if it should pass. He read from Section 10 of the Constitution as follows: "In all civil cases the right of trial by Jury shall remain inviolate" This provision of the Constitution he considered would render the bill, if passed, inoperative.
Mr. LINDSAY thought the law would stand if passed by the Legislature. He said: This bill requires twelve men, if they can get them, but allows nine men to render a verdict.
The bill failed to pass--yeas, 38; nays, 43, as follows:
Yeas--Messrs. Baker, Bartlett, Beatty, Carr of White, Cauthorne, Cotton, Fancher, Floyd, Franklin, Fuller, Furnace, Gardner, Gilman, Gregory, Hamilton, Kenner, Kerr, Lindley, Lindsay, Marshal, McSheehy, Meredith, Miles, Murray, Null, O'Brien, O'Neal, Roberts, Robinson of Decatur, Robinson of Ripley, Sinclair, Smelser, Sulzer, Sumner, Taylor of Lagrange, Thompson, Waiz and Mr. Speaker--38.
Nays--Messrs. Akin, Barnett, Berryman, Bryant, Cabbage, Carr of Whitley, Carter, Chandler, Cooper, Compton, Cummins, Davis, Edwins, Frazer, Gillam, Hammond, Hargrove, Hinton, Hottell, Iddings, Jackson, Johnson, Kain, Lee, Mason, McClure, McCormick, McDowell, McIntosh, Melrath, Miller, Neff, Roelker, Schweitzer, Shields, Stewart, Teter, Vawter, Walker, Weaver, Wheeler, Wilson of Montgomery and Wright--43.
The House adjourned till 9 o'clock to-morrow.


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This is the watch that indicates the time with a circular array of LEDs activated with a touch of the watch's face. Read like a 12-hour analog watch dial, white LEDs indicate the hour as well as five-minute increments, while 48 smaller blue LEDs separating each five-minute increment indicate the minutes. A time of 7:36 is represented by white LEDs that mark the hours and blue LEDs that mark the location of the 36th minute on an analog dial. The stainless steel band is electroplated for a durable, high-gloss and brushed plated finish and fits wrists up to 8 3/4" in circumference. Includes two extra links; links to be adjusted by a professional. (Time is 7:36). 1 3/4" Diam. x 1/2" D. (4 3/4 oz.)
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Great watch for the dark.
By Milco
from Toronto Canada
I am always looking for a watch face that I'm able to see without putting on my glasses. With this watch I do not need glasses to see the time. The LEDs are very bright even in the sunlight. I would definitely recommend this watch to a friend.
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Lights are brilliant
By Gorilla
from Laguna Niguel, CA
I'm enjoyed the watch and would recommend it. I've had it for two weeks and so far no problems.
Not easy to set time
By Readitall
from St. John's, Canada
setting the correct time seems unnecessarily complicated and it says it may have to be reset once or twice a week ! If I had known that...
Faulty timekeeping
By nobrainr
from Oklahoma City
My new Circular Array watch would not (out of the box) keep accurate time. Off time by hours; not minutes. Very disappointing.
Unique and Very Cool
By Ryguy
from Pickering, Ontario, Canada
Bought this for my Dad for Christmas and he loved it! It's very cool and original. I want one for myself.
I thought I was ordering a lady's watch,
By choan
from Omaha, NE
When it is set on the top of my dresser, the tv remote seems to turn it on and if I am not careful, it will reset to a later time. Delivery was prompt.
A very bad product
By Das
from Chicago IL
The ad in the catalogue conveniently omitted the fact that the watch must be reset every week! In addition, I found it impossible to reset it no matter how hard I tried. I returned the product.
Another bad instructions sheet
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from panama city, fl
I gave this watch as a gift. The recipient said the instructions that came with it were so badly written it took him 40 minutes to set the watch.
Would recommend to a friend
By Lorraine
from Stony Brook, New York
Watch was purchased as a gift for my son. It looks better than the pictures. Quality watch.
Can't judge a book by its cover
By Patience Lost
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Although several people spent several hours trying to set the time on this watch, it proved to be time poorly spent. Because we never did get the watch to cooperate with our efforts, it was returned. A not-so-happy birthday gift for my husband!


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Diary: September 22, 2002
Posted 22 September 2002 - 05:28 PM
When I arrive at school, I normally proceed directly to my usual seat in the demo classroom and unload my notebooks before going to my locker to retrieve my knives. Today, Chef Peter was writing the menu on the whiteboard in the demo kitchen when I arrived. As soon as he saw me, he said, I have a bone to pick with you. About what? Your damn diary. I couldnt stop reading it last night. I kept saying to myself, just one more entry. Heh heh.
Several students overheard our exchange, so those who hadnt yet learned about the diary got the URL from me for eGullet. Greetings to any new readers that have come here as a result.
I stayed after school with Zoe and Brett to go over information for the midterm tomorrow. We went over our notes together for about an hour and asked each other questions. Im still lagging on the meat information; Zoe and Brett were not only able to rattle off the primal cuts, they knew where each cut comes from on the animals body. I tried to cover up for my lack of knowledge by teasing them that theyll be patting themselves up during tomorrows test if they cant remember everything.
One thing Ive forgotten to mention: my class has shrunk yet again. Chris G. had to leave, apparently due to family concerns with relatives in Kansas where he lived before coming to school. Chris was one of the quieter members of the class. Hes passionate about animals and has raised wolves in the past. Hes kind, but he doesnt take crap. (He is the student who expressed concern when I cut myself twice in one day early on: click to see) I will miss him quite a bit.
We were on three-person teams all this week since we are now down to 15. We go down to 2-person teams soon, maybe as early as Monday. Im eager. Theres almost too little work for 3 people; if we didnt have to make stock and so on there would be a lot of idle time some days.
Friday, September 20
Today was our midterm. I was part of the early group this time, meaning I started my practical at 8am and took the written test in the early afternoon. I was mentally prepared for todays test and was verging on eager to have at it. When the menu went up at 7:50 I had staked out my table and was all ready to go. Here is what appeared on the test:
Puff pastry rectangle filled with asparagus and hollandaise
Flounder in vin blanc sauce
Glazed julienned carrots
Chateau (tourneed) potatoes
Floating islands with ladyfingers
We all immediately went into the pastry kitchen to start making puff pastry at 8am sharp. My practice last weekend with Chefette definitely paid off; my puff came together quickly and looked quite even. My classmates agreed together to do ladyfingers next. Id picked up all the materials needed for all pastry items in advance, which helped me save a few minutes. I never made ladyfingers in class; I never was the one in the pastry kitchen when they were on the menu, and I didnt feel unsure of my ability to produce them properly so I didnt practice them on my own. Indeed, the cookies came together properly and quickly, and after they were baked they were perfectly dry and golden. I set some meringue mixing and whipped out crème anglaise while the meringue was going, and then poached quenelles of meringue. I finished in the pastry kitchen at a little after 9am, with only one double turn of my puff pastry left to do.
I zipped back to my spot in the main kitchen and looked over my list. Chin handed me some extra asparagus while I collected my thoughts. I made a quick agreement with Amy, who was sharing my table, to share the flounder she was working with (we each got half a fish to use for our entrees). Then I went to the walk-in with a half-sheet pan to collect all my vegetables and fresh herbs for my menu. While I was in there, Zoe walked in looking for a piece of fruit (she was part of the late group, so she wasnt working on her test yet). I was humming as I collected lemons, parsley, and carrots, and she commented on how unharried I looked. I told her that it wasnt a bad test, and I actually was enjoying myself. I felt organized and together and focused, and it was fun to be in charge of a full and challenging menu.
I dont remember much of the next hour and a half. I wasnt ever thinking about what I was doing in the moment, I was thinking about the coordination and the different jobs I needed to keep an eye on as I worked. My potato tournees and carrot juliennes were quite good and didnt take me a lot of time. The puff pastry rose on schedule, and was appropriately cooked in the center.
The only bad moment was about 10 minutes before I was ready to serve, when I grabbed the handle of my pot of clarified butter and burned myself badly. The pot had been sitting on the stove off of the eyes, keeping warm. Id instinctively grabbed it using a side towel (I always grab items off the stove with one) and placed it on my table. When my egg yolks reached the sabayon stage I touched the body of the pot briefly and found it warm but not too hot. So I grasped the handle and immediately burned myself; the handle had been over a rather hot bain-marie and had gotten scaldingly hot as a result. I had no time to tend to my thumb and pinky, which got the brunt of the heat and which ended up blistering. I had to finish with my test, so I tried not to think about it and kept going. At least it was my left hand (Im right-handed).
I had everything plated and ready only a few minutes after the 11am deadline. (Some students took a good 15 to 20 minutes after 11am to finish. I was the first one without much kitchen experience to finish in my group.) There were a few minor issues with the food, but overall Im pleased with how quickly and efficiently I put everything together. This is the first time I felt really good after a test.
Once I finished cleaning up my station, I started icing down my left hand and took a break. Marta and I went together to the nearby bagel shop to grab lunch (nobody wanted to eat their test food, which usually seems to be the case) and we hung out with those who finished the written test comparing notes for a few minutes.
At 12:30 we took the written test. Id heard there were 100 questions on the midterm test, but it turns out there were 170 or so. (Some of them were along the lines of list the ingredients in pate a chou and counted as multiple questions, but still.) I think I did fairly well, and only totally missed it on one question (a meat question, of course). I finished in a little over an hour, reread my responses, and turned the test in. I left tired and happy.
8 egg yolks
3oz sugar
2 tsp warm water
Lemon zest
French meringue: 8 egg whites and 4oz sugar
7oz all purpose flour
Combine yolks and sugar. Whisk over bain marie until lukewarm. Mix in mixer with whisk attachment on high speed. Prepare French meringue. Sift flour. When yolks are creamy and pale, fold meringue in, alternating with flour. Add zest and vanilla and fold. Fill pastry bag with large round tip with dough and pipe fingers. Sprinkle twice with 10x sugar and bake at 375 degrees until golden.
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Posted 22 September 2002 - 07:45 PM
Glad to hear that your midterm went well, and that you feel good about it. SO sorry, though, to hear about your burn. I hope your hand heals quickly.
Drop me a line when you get a chance and fill me on what's going on in your non-school life.
Posted 22 September 2002 - 07:56 PM
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Posted 23 September 2002 - 06:22 AM
A couple kids in my class have done that too.
Do they tell you to pop the blister or leave it alone? My chef says there are a couple schools of thought on that one.
Posted 23 September 2002 - 10:20 AM
The big blisters on your plam will heal, I can tell you that!
I'm heading back to school myself in two weeks to start the Patisserie portion of the course, not really looking forward to it, but must be done!
Congrats on the midterm!
Posted 23 September 2002 - 10:29 AM
You might try another method I learned in France, which doesn't seem to fall as quickly as the classic and is much faster.
Beat the whites into a stiff meringue with all the sugar. Meanwhile in a small bowl, whisk the yolks to liquify. When the meringue is ready, add the beaten yolks, continue to beat about five seconds, then turn off the machine. Fold in the flour and pipe as usual.
Try it, you'll like it.
Posted 23 September 2002 - 10:40 AM
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Posted 23 September 2002 - 04:31 PM
So what are the floating islands of Floating islands with ladyfingers?
Posted 23 September 2002 - 06:17 PM
The floating islands are quenelles of gently poached French (cold) meringue atop a pool of creme anglaise. When we learned the dessert we topped it with toasted almonds and then made a hard caramel to pour over the top. This time we did the ladyfingers instead of the caramel. I was a little disappointed since I had fun playing with caramel earlier in the week, including trying my hand at spinning the sugar for the first time. It looks like hair, woo!
Thanks for the suggestion, Lesley, perhaps I will try it the next time we do ladyfingers for a charlotte or some such. Then I can do a side-by-side comparison with my classmates' fingers which will use the recipe I gave.
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Great writing and stories Malawry. I read Michael Ruhlman's, "The Making of a Chef" and am enjoying this just as much.


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Oven Beef Stew Recipe
- 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon salt, optional
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper, divided
- 1-1/2 pounds boneless beef chuck roast, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 cups beef broth
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) stewed tomatoes, cut up
- 3/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 3 large potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch cubes
- 3 medium carrots, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1/2 cup frozen peas, thawed
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine 4 tablespoons flour, salt if desired and 1/4 teaspoon pepper. Add beef, a few pieces at a time, and shake to coat.
- In a Dutch oven over medium-high heat, brown beef in oil in batches. Remove and set aside. Add onion to the pan and cook until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Stir in remaining flour and pepper until blended. Gradually stir in broth. Add the beef, tomatoes and thyme. Cover and bake at 350° for 1-1/4 hours.
- Add the potatoes and carrots. Cover and bake 1 hour longer or until meat and vegetables are tender. Stir in peas; cover and let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 6 servings.
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The refrigerator is restocked daily. You are invited to partake in gourmet buttermilk pancakes, cinnamon French toast, omelets, eggs and cheeses, a variety of quiche's, cereals, yogurts, including an assortment of toppings, and a variety of ready to prepare breakfasts that changes daily. We are unique from other B&B's because you do your own cooking and ingredients for these breakfast items is provided in your cottage for you to enjoy at your leisure. (And we do the dishes.) Enjoy your breakfast outside on your private deck on a warm summer day. And remember - the full cooking kitchen makes it easy to save money on all your meals by dining in and enjoying the beautiful view anytime of the day or night. We guarantee that you will enjoy your stay at Olympic View Bed & Breakfast Cottage. -
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An Olympic View Bed and Breakfast Cottage provides Seattle waterfront lodging conveniently located just 15 minutes south of downtown Seattle, WA. Overlooking the waterways of the Puget Sound, our luxurious accommodations also feature incredible views of the snow-capped Olympic Mountain range and breathtaking sunsets.
Located in a comfortable, quiet neighborhood perfect for walks and runs, our Seattle B&B is just a 2-minute walk to the beach and historical Indian trails. The cottage is also convenient to a vast number of day trips and sightseeing activities in the Seattle area, including Mt. Rainier and Olympic National Park. For more information about things to do in the area, visit our attractions page.
From I-5 North or South take exit #154 to Burien. Continue West to Burien and 1st Avenue South. The freeway ends here. (See below ** )
From I-405 continue West, past airport exit to Burien & 1st Avenue South.
The freeway ends here. (See below ** )
From Sea Tac Airport follow the freeway signs to Burien or SR 518 to 1st
avenue. The freeway ends here. (See below ** )
** Turn left on 1st Avenue South and go to the first stop light (152nd) and turn right. You will go through the commercial district of Burien. Follow 152nd about 2 miles until you pass an Espresso stand on your left - you will also see the water at this point. 152nd angles to the left and becomes Maplewild Drive. Follow Maplewild Drive for 1.0 mile. Turn left onto 29th Place SW. Go to the top of the hill and turn left on SW 164th Place. Olympic View Bed and Breakfast Cottage is the first driveway on the right side. Drive up the driveway and park in the carport. 2705 SW 164th Place. (Please call if you need assistance 206-200-8801.)


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Off an impressive win on the Breeders Cup, Groupie Doll is now being considered for the G1 Cigar Mile against the boys. Hypothetically, if she were to win this race do you think she is a deserving winner of the Eclipse award over Royal Delta?
Royal Delta owns four wins (two G1's) all against female competition.
Groupie Doll would own six wins (four G1's) + A track record at Churchill Downs + A G1 win over the boys.
Royal Delta did edge her by a head for 2nd place in the worst performance of both fillies but Groupie Doll ran the fastest speed figures of the two in 2012.
What say you?


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Theft on 8200 BLOCK OF W BROWN DEER RD, MILWAUKEE, WI |
Theft - 82XX W BROWN DEER RD, MILWAUKEE, WI
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Police Report: Aug. 20 (by Mequon)
A wallet was taken from a purse in an office at the Mequon Nature Preserve, 8200 W. County Line Road, the afternoon of Aug. 6. Before the theft was discovered, about $400 was charged on the stolen credit cards and charges were declined at a Hampton Avenue Petro Mart and a Speedway.
Police Report: March 7 (by Shorewood)
The purse and credit cards were found scattered in the 3800 block of West Fountain Avenue and the wallet in a mailbox a block away Feb. 27. 2A 35-year-old Milwaukee man was cited for driving while suspended after making an illegal U-turn in the 4600 block of West Brown Deer Road at 4:45 p.m. Feb. 26. The man, who said he was from Peru, was not a ... (more)
Police Report: Sept. 7 (by Shorewood)
Police called the victim's cell phone and the man who answered, 22 of Milwaukee, said he had not robbed the couple but the man gave him those items as collateral for a $120 debt.
Police Report: May 16 (by River Hills)
A short time later, the bike rider stopped and the walker caught up with him and became belligerent.
Brown Deer arrest man accused of allegedly beating wife at her workplace (by WDJT)
Bowes began a manhunt after showing up to Pitney Bowes with a gun in hand. On September 16th, police were called about an armed man at Pitney Bowes.