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Everyone hears that education is a priority for California budget drafters, but is it really? A closer look at the 2011-12 and 2012-13 budgets finds that:
2011-12 Budget
In January of 2011, Governor Brown's budget proposal predicted that state revenues would drop by $10.7 billion if the tax increases imposed in 2009 were not extended.i By May 2011, it was clear that revenues were still on the rise. The adopted budget included "Big 3" revenues (sales, income and corporate taxes) that were $7.5 billion higher than projected in January, even though Republicans rejected the Governor's proposed tax increase.ii
2011-12 Education Spending
According to the Legislative Analyst's Office, despite this surge in unanticipated revenues, overall K-12 education funding dropped in the 2011-12 budget by about $700 million from the prior year. This cut was the result of several actions taken in the budget:
Realignment Reduced Education Funding The majority vote budget adopted in June 2011, diverted 1.065%of the state sales tax to fund the Governor's realignment scheme (AB 114, Chapter 43, 2011). The 1.065% diversion represented about $5.1 billion. Assembly Bill 114 then declared that the $5.1 billion would not be used in the Proposition 98 calculation, even though these revenues have traditionally been part of determining the minimum school funding guarantee. According to the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office, this mechanism reduced school funding by about $2.1 billion in 2011-12.iii The state is being sued by education groups, who questioned the use of the Governor's manipulation of the constitutionally guaranteed level of funding for education.
Note: The Governor's pending tax increase initiative asks voters to retroactively authorize the $2.1 billion cut to education in 2011-12.
Trigger Cuts Targeted Education (AB 121, Chapter 41, 2011-12) The final 2011-12 budget included a provision which targeted school funding if estimated revenues fell short. As enacted by the Legislature in the majority party's budget plan last summer, 85% of the full trigger cut list targeted school funding, including $1.5 billion in cuts to K-12 education and an additional $300 million cut to California's university system. In the end, schools were spared a portion of the cuts in December only because revenues increased by $1.8 billion over what had been projected in the Governor's May Revision. However, schools still sustained 65% of the triggered cuts that were implemented in December 2011, even though school funding was not growing.iv
2011-12 Health and Welfare Spending
Health and welfare spending continued to grow at a rapid pace. In the 2010-11 budget, health and welfare spending hit $26.6 billion.v According the Governor's January 2012 budget, adjusted health and welfare spending in 2011-12 has grown by $3 billion, to $29.6 billion. Under the Governor's plan, $2.9 billion of those expenditures were realigned to local agencies as part of the Governor's realignment proposal in October. These programs continued to be funded by a portion of the state sales tax that was previously used to fund these very same General Fund programs. No programs were reduced as part of the realignments.vi
2012-13 Budget
The Governor's budget estimates that the states "Big 3" Revenues (income taxes, sales and use taxes and corporation taxes) will rise by $4.8 billion without the Governor's tax increase.vii The Governor is also asking for a $6.9 billion tax increase in 2012-13.
2012-13 Education Funding
If the voters approve a $6.9 billion tax increase, according to the Legislative Analyst, schools will see an estimated programmatic funding increase of about $1.5 billion in 2012-13.viii However, if the voters reject the Governor's tax increase, the Governor proposes that education funding will take a programmatic cut of $2.8 billion even though revenues are expected to grow by $4.8 billion.ix This is because the Governor funds the Proposition 98 minimum funding guarantee for education at about $50 billion, but adds the cost of debt service into the school ledger. Previously, debt service payments did not count toward the Proposition 98 minimum funding guarantee.
2012-13 Health and Welfare Spending
In contrast, health and welfare programs, which grew $3 billion last year, will grow by approximately $400 million more this year. x This is primarily the result of a recent court ruling which prohibited the state from requiring Medi-Cal recipients to make a co-pay for accessing state services, and other adjustments adopted as part of last year's budget. This court case will cost the state $106 million in savings in the 2011-12 fiscal year and $677 million in the 2012-13 fiscal year. This modest growth in health and welfare spending assumes the Legislature adopts several programmatic changes that are aimed at slowing the growth of these fast-growing programs. If the Legislature does not adopt these changes, health and welfare funding would grow by an additional $2 billion.xi
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i 2011-12 Overview of the Governor's Budget, Legislative Analyst's Office, page 14.
ii Revenues in 2010-11 grew $4 billion and in 2011-12 grew $3.5 billion from the Governor's no-tax increase projections. Projected review for a no-tax increase budget can be found at 2011-12 Overview of the Governor's Budget, Legislative Analyst, page 14. Adopted budget revenues for2011-12 revenues can be found at Governor's Budget Summary 2012-13, page 45 and page 75. Note: The 2011-12 budget realigned 1.065% of the state sales take to local governments. That money funds formerly state General Fund programs. Adding the $5.1 billion in realigned sales tax to the $19 billion in sales taxes in the Governor's revenue schedule gives you an apples to apples sales tax comparison. Adopted budget revenues for 2010-11 can be found in the Legislative Analyst's Office analysis of the 2011-12 budget package, page 9.
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iv Governor's Budget Summary 2012-13, page 5
v 2011-12 State Budget, page 10
vi Governor's Budget Summary 2011-12, page 11.
vii Governor's Budget Summary 2012-13, page 45. Big 3 revenues account for 95% of available revenue in 2012-13)
viii The increase from 2011-12 to 2012-13 is not as substantive as it may appear. The Governor's original 2012-13 proposal included restorations of the 2011-12 trigger reductions and various augmentations, like spending for mental health and school mandates. In February, he modified his 2012-13 proposal to continue home to school transportation for the 2012-13 school year only, and to add funding to hold schools harmless for his new weighted pupil formula proposal. Thus, the $1.5 billion increase does not directly translate into general funding increases for schools. In doing this, the Governor has had to reduce his proposal to retire a portion of education payment deferrals.
ix The Governor proposes to cut education funding even if there is a huge surge in revenue. His proposal ties education funding solely to the passage of a tax increase at the ballot. If the Facebook IPO or other economic activity increased state revenues, schools would get none of that money.
x Governor's Budget Summary-2012-13, page 17 shows General Fund Spending for health and welfare dropping $254 million. According to the Department of Finance, the recent court case will increase General Fund costs by $677 million in 2012-13. This wipes out any proposed reductions in health and welfare spending and will result in an increase in health and welfare spending of $423 million.
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A friend of mine in NYPD recently received his updates to the NYS Penal Code and shared with me something I found disturbing; Article 121 - "Strangulation and Related Offenses" and more specifically articles 121.11 - 121.14. From my understanding this was first passed in the summer, but not actually put on the books and enforced as such until the beginning of this year.
With the passing of this law given the way it reads, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers are breaking the law every day and committing class A misdemeanors or worse (literally, criminal acts) while never having the intention of doing so.
The are a few concerns with this law:
1) The scope of the law is too broad.
2) There is nothing discerning strangulation of malicious intent from competitive, and also provides no defenses for it athletically.
3) Given the current wording, the actual act of choking in-and-of-itself becomes an illegal act.
Addressing the concerns:
When reading 121.11, there is nothing separating a choke of malicious intent from a competitive one. Without additional phrasing such as "with intent to cause harm" or "while in progress of another criminal act", a martial arts practitioner applying a rear-naked choke on a willing sparring partner in a dojo is legally committing the same misdemeanor as a person choking the cashier at a local 7-11 at 3:00AM to open the cash till (overlooking the act of robbery of course).
What's even more disturbing is that the aggravating factors that push the "crime" from a misdemeanor to felony have absolutely nothing to do with the person's intent or the circumstances surrounding the event, and everything do with how effective the choke itself is applied. In fact, given the way the law is written (section 121.12), if you have a training partner that is too proud to tap and you put him to sleep, you have committed a worse act than the previously provided robbery scenario (strictly in the eyes of Article 121).
Among the defenses in section 121.14 the law allows for a "medical or dental purpose", but fails to recognize that many sports allow for choke holds. Another problem with the wording of this law is that the acting of choking in-and-of-itself becomes illegal. While that may not sound like an unusual concept, keep in mind that there technically is no law outright making it illegal to punch or kick somebody. Articles in section 120 of the NYS penal code (the laws governing assault) are more precisely defined as "a person is guilty of assault when they punch or kick another person" which is essentially the wording used for the strangulation laws. When speaking strictly, you could give your friend a playful punch to the arm and not break any laws, while the same does not apply to the strangulation laws.
Please keep in mind that I am not saying that the intent of this law is too make illegal any combat sport, or that it is the intent of New York to have police officers walk into a local BJJ academy and arrest everyone. However, given the lack of proper wording pertaining to the scope of the law and lack of mens rea in the aggravating factors I feel that it is important that issue be more widely known within the MMA and combative sport community. I have written a letter to my local representative stating my stance on what I feel is a lackadaisically written bill, whose goodhearted purpose is overshadowed by unintentionally implicating too many good people.
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While I highly doubt many will care, I fully believe the actions of few can do great things. The intention is not to get a law repealed, but only to get it rewritten. Thank you for taking the time to read and research this.
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The Wizards of Waverly Place movie premieres this August, two months after Gomez appears in another Disney original; Princess Protection Program on June 26. The biggest wave of support I can give is that my son absolutely loves this show, and he's right in that 9-14 demo that harasses their parents for all that spending money to buy on the merchandising. Not that there's been a ton of that for Wizards yet. Certainly not like there has been for HSM and Hannah.
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Client industry segments: engineering (AEC), social enterprises, associations and NGOs, global food and beverage, software development, k-12 & higher education, real estate, research, pharmaceuticals, and more.
Ann has worked in wellness and health care for over 24 years. In the seven years before co-founding Ralston Consulting Inc., Ann served as an internal organizational development (OD) and leadership consultant for senior management in the OhioHealth System.
Ann holds a Masters in Exercise Science, and myriad OD certifications, including: Barrett Values Assessment, The Leadership Circle, Kepner Tregoe Project Management, Peter Block's Six Conversations for Accountability and Commitment, & Business Structural Consultant, certified by Robert Fritz Inc.
In her community, Ann is passionate about creating amazing, life-changing education opportunities for youth. She co-founded Central Ohio Robotics Initiative (CORI), and is on the board of the PAST Foundation. An active Rotarian, Ann is also a past president for both Dublin A.M. Rotary and its Charitable Foundation.
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By Andy Rooney, of CBS's "60 Minutes"
My primary care physician has recommended that I find a way to put more exercise into my daily routine. Normally I avoid all forms of physical exertion, but seeing as I'm no spring chicken anymore I decided it might be in my best interest to take him up on his suggestion. I wouldn't want to die and miss out on this newfangled digital television. (Sometimes it's hard to convey sarcasm through writing. So let me just tell you last night I almost electrocuted myself walking into the HDTV my son bought me for Christmas. It thought it was a doorway to the beach and I had my metal detector in hand. Turns out I forgot to turn off the Travel Channel.)
Anyway, it may not surprise you that I hate the gymnasium. Nowadays gymnasiums cater to a whole crowd, instead of a handful of neighborhood prizefighters. The rampant nudity in the men's locker room is more than a little off-putting. I refuse to sit on the benches in there without layering up a five towel cushion between myself and the unsanitary wood. Not to mention that the lockers smell like a long distance runner's shorts. Then when you're in the workout room itself there's something called "house" music playing, which is fine, I guess, if you have a vendetta against your ear drums.
With all of that being said, I've opted to take up walking. You remember walking, don't you? It used to be a popular mode of transport back before Lil' Henry Ford unleashed his "vanity on four wheels" on the world.
Above: Even getting into one is a process.
Well anyway, I was out for a walk the other day when I noticed a Puerto Rican woman, and well, fearing for my life, I ducked into a nearby movie theater. It was that or be stabbed.
I'm not sure I made the right choice.
In my state of distress I stumbled into a theater so that I could hide in the dark until the threat had passed. Turns out I stumbled into a press screening someone had the foresight not to invite me to: a foreign documentary called Brüno. You may have seen the posters around town. I know I have. All the colors make my eyes watery.
The film follows an Austrian reporter who just goes by "Brüno." (Why someone would choose to go without a surname, I'll never know. That's got to be a paperwork nightmare when tax time rolls around). He brings his interview program to America and always seems to be prancing around in short pants that make Mae West's brassieres look like Amish winter wear. Whatever happened to newsmen wearing a suit and tie? When you're conducting an interview on camera, you want to look your very best. Mesh material and animal print do not scream serious journalism. Unless you're working undercover.
Above: Ed Bradley and me playing the role of "embedded journalists."
The movie that unfolds doesn't really say much that we didn't already know. The Muslims hate the Jews…
Hassidic Jews hate flamboyantly gay Jews…
And everyone south of the Mason Dixon line despises anyone who's one iota less masculine than Rock Hudson. Rock Hudson is about the most masculine man I can think of, by the way. Every other actor who came after him is a real ninny.
There are a few memorable scenes. Brüno interviews songstress Paul Abdul while they use Latino gardeners as human chairs. I say Latino because God forbid I call them what they are. (Mexicans.)
Above: a perfectly good piece of furniture (left); this Brüno nut's idea of a chair (right).
I also enjoyed the musical interlude in which a banana squash bounces and twirls around the screen to lively music, like in the old cartoons. Someone next to me kept saying it was just a close-up shot on an erect penis, but they should get their minds out of the gutter, or go see that movie with that Sandra Bullock and the Ryan Reynolds fellow where they no doubt have filthy sex. I don't need to see any more pornography disguised as a romantic comedy. The second to last movie I saw at the picture house, When Harry Met Sally, had an orgasm scene that was enough to make a man celibate until the second coming of Jesus. Though, that's not too far off, the way the world is going these days.
I heard a rumor that the makers of Brüno cut out a scene where the reporter tries to get LaToya Jackson to hand over Michael Jackson's phone number. Universal Pictures, the amusement park robber barons of the day, claimed to do it out of sensitivity after Michael Jackson's passing, but I don't know why. I've had to look up plenty of people after they were dead. They still owed me money. Maybe Michael owed this Brüno character money. Who's responsible for the debt? Whoever picks up Michael Jackson's cell phone. That's who.
Even though the movie had a run time of at least 80 minutes, I was able to hold my bladder for the duration. I don't know if it was that I was subconsciously genuinely interested in what the Austrian fruitcake had to say, or if I still thought there was a chance the Puerto Rican woman was still trolling around outside the theater and possibly with a bicycle chain.
In any case, that Brüno fellow rubbed me the wrong way, like I've met him somewhere before. I don't know why. He doesn't know me from Adam and I certainly wouldn't associate with his kind.
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It's not always about getting everyone to sit still and pose with a big smile. Memorable moments are all about creative spontaneity. One way to capture such photos is to shoot the Christmas Day action without your subjects knowing.Try photographing your children from the back as they open a present. Look for ways to capture the festivities while purposefully not including faces. It can be challenging, but the results are worth it.
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If you ever found yourself wanting to own a crumb load of Sephora Eyeshadows this is your chance because the Sephora Colorful Eyeshadow Portfolio is a whole LOT of eyeshadow loving!
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The Sephora Colorful Eyeshadow Portfolio is a selection of Sephora Eyeshadows in matte, shimmer, satin, and glitter finishes in an array of bright and neutral shades. It's a just a striking set of shadows all tucked into a double tray portfolio style palette with a full size mirror.
The full size shadows can be removed easily from the palette and tucked into any of Sephora's new Custom Palette cases for easy travel!
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It'll set you back $599!!!!!!
Not sure I'm ready to shell out $600 for 80 eyeshadows quite yet but I'll sleep on it.
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12/9/13 15:29 Renu:
I'm not sure I'll shell out either, though I'm certainly not averse to accepting it if some generous soul decides to gift it to me! I love those cute "keys" with which you lift out the shadow pans – they'll come in handy for some de-panning!
No! Doesn't costal or BH or someone have multiple trays for far less? No thank you, Sephora. I'm not even sure about the quality of these shadows.
12/9/13 15:47 Allie:
This is NOT a good deal. In Canada, Urban Decay's Naked palette will set you back about $60. If you divide that price-point by 12 (the number of eyeshadows in the palette) the shadows will cost you around $5. In Canada, this gigantic Sephora palette costs $719. Divide that by 80 shadows and get a cost of $8.90 per shadow. I think I'd rather stick to Urban Decay, which is not only a name brand, but is actually cheaper! Even if you get the US price of 600, you still pay $7.50 per Sephora shadow as opposed to $4.10 per shadow in the Naked palette. Not worth it, guys. Want a ton of multi-coloured shadows? Try Coastal Scents or even Elf. The quality would be quite similar too.
12/9/13 17:30 Joyce:
Actually, it is a bargain. Each of these eyeshadows are .07 oz big, UD eyeshadows are .05 oz big. Individual sephora eyeshadows are $13 each. UD is $18 each. Technically, Sephora is cheaper. Have you tried ELF eyeshadows? There's so much fallout with ELF. Sephora eyeshadows are pretty decent quality, they aren't cheap like ELF, so don't even say ELF and sephora have the same quality because that is not true at all lmao. While it is really unrealistic for everyday women to spend this much on a palette full of bright colors, I think it's great for professional makeup artists who need and use these colors.
12/10/13 9:38 megan:
With a good primer (UD Primer Potion) e.l.f.'s pigments are actually pretty good. I just pat it on to minimize fallout and sweep the rest away with a fan brush. Not that I don't adore Urban Decay…
12/12/13 7:00 Christi:
I'm a professional makeup artist & I'd never spend this on Sephora eyeshadows.
12/13/13 12:54 Allie:
In my experience, Elf shadows are actually quite nice. Obviously, they aren't Urban Decay shadows, but they're definitely wearable and usable. The price of this palette is absolutely ridiculous and cannot be justified. I have no idea why a makeup artist would pay this much for a palette of sub-par eyeshadows when many brands offer discounts to makeup artists on quality palettes that are made for professionals. I would never go to a makeup artist who used Sephora shadows. Even if you get a little more per eyeshadow in this palette, it is far from worth it.
12/9/13 16:05 Cait:
What are you thinking Sephora? This is $7.50 per shadow…hardly a deal considering you have to buy tons of colors most people won't use regularly. I guess they figure it's a better deal because you can easily depot them but still. I doubt they'll sell many of these.
12/9/13 16:22 melissa:
hahaha you got me! I thought it was gonna be like $10 or something silly cheap. I was like oooh lets see .. and then bam $599 – no thanks. The only blockbuster set I considered wasn't all shadows was the $300 makeupforever set but when I got down to it, there were too many dupes in it for me to really get a value out of it.
12/9/13 16:28 Michelle D:
Pricey! I'm thinking perhaps it's supposed to be priced $59. They have a 70 shadow palette for $35. Why would this one be so much more expensive?
12/9/13 16:34 Miranda:
The heck!!????? that's more expensive than high end palettes with just as many shadows seriously, sephora???
12/9/13 16:36 amy:
I'm a big fan of pre-made palettes, and if there's a shade or two I don't like, I'm still OK with that, especially if there are 8-10 I *do* like, and I'm only shelling out $50. However, if we're talking this kind of pricepoint, I'd better like ALL of them!
That said, when you consider these shadows are full-size, and go for about $15 each, the pricetag is pretty decent, *if* all of them would be worn.
12/9/13 16:40 Carrie:
This seems so ridiculous? It's not even a good deal!
12/9/13 16:56 Robin:
Could it be a typo???? Their blockbuster is less than 100.00!
I think the shadows are beautiful colors, but $600 is alot especially for a Sephora palette especially when it is only 80 eyeshadows!!!
I think if it was 200-$250 it would be alot easier to swallow.
12/9/13 19:24 Jo:
Eeeep! That's pretty much the same price as UD Mother Lode http://www.urbandecay.com/urban-decay/exclusives/the-mother-lode/393.html
I know those are the Sephora singles there which are better quality but still…I wouldn't put Sephora own brand up there with UD :/
12/9/13 21:39 Karen:
Holy crap!!! $600?!?!?! I will gladly take my coastal scents 252 pallet for a very small fraction of that. The shadows are decent quality, and the array of colors and finishes is astounding.
12/9/13 23:33 Becca C.:
Hope they didn't mass produce these! I'm thinking more "produced upon order" due to that crazy price! Even if it is a "good deal," you have to really love Sephora shadows to play $600 for a palette. Eeek!
12/10/13 0:27 Beauty Maven:
OMG WHAT?! Sephora eyeshadows are NOT worth that!! I had no clue they were $13 a piece, but they are so not high quality… that's like asking me to pay $500 for a Maybelline palette or something. No way!! Are they trying to compete with Urban Decay or something?? Cause they won't win…. WOOWWWWW I am in shock right now. And kind of angry, ha!
12/10/13 2:51 Lily:
Yikes! At that point I would rather get the UD shadow vault which is even slightly cheaper haha!
12/10/13 3:03 breyerchic04:
Urban Decay's motherlode was 68 shadows for $595, if I were spending that much money, I think I prefer UD's quality.
12/10/13 6:52 telle:
this is now the second round of this reappearing for sale on sephora.com/ca. they had this bad boy when they did a relaunch of their shadows but it was a little less expensive canadian- its 719 vs. your 599 (which, is a huge savings in and of itself). i wish upon a star for this (and i know i will keep on dreaming…*LOL*). A muse haul??!
12/10/13 12:49 JenJ:
What they hayle!?!? $599! Sheeeeeeiiiiiittttt!!! Ain't no way.
12/10/13 19:01 Georgia:
Seriously Sephora?! That eyeshadow palette is not worth buying. I would rather spend 600 dollars on the Urban Decay motherlode eyeshadow set.
12/12/13 22:24 Telle:
im not really sure why this palette is being compared to BH/Coastal Scents/elf–those shadows are all the size of a dime–these S/C shadows are the f/s shadows that are purchased individually or to make a 3 or 6 palette. As for UD comparisons, one cant compare a chicken to an ostrich. They are both birds but thats it; someone else made a really great point about the size of these vs the UD and thats a HUGE point and then the price breakdown too. This palette is 80 shadows and its giant (think 8×11 to 14″ measurements) which would house MANY naked palettes….and also, UD has some most FANTASTIC shadows and ahhhmazing quality but they dont have anything like the various finishes of the S/C (which many shades have been reviewed and been given good reviews). I would choose this buy this over the motherlode, any day.


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Chan AC, Chok KS, Yuen WK, Chan SC, Poon RT, Lo CM, Fan ST. Arch Surg. 2011 Jun;146(6):675-81.
OBJECTIVES: To assess whether commencement of antiviral therapy after hepatectomy improves the prognosis of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in preoperatively antiviral-naive patients with chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection.
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Stuffed Pastas - Part Two: Tortelli, Ravioli & Cappelletti
by Moby Pomerance
This recipe is based on the wonderful Italian delicacy of taking the first Spring fava or broad beans, and eating them with a good pecorino, a little oil, maybe a squeeze of lemon. If you can't find young favas, feel free to use regular ones – just blanch them slightly longer until soft, and then pop them out of their skins.
There's something odd about favas (or broad beans as we call them in the UK). During my "death before eating anything green" phase (founding member, political movement, aged 6), I wouldn't have touched them. Maybe that's what I'm reacting to now – I can't get enough. This recipe has converted several people into fava bean fanatics. Sometimes I make twice as much filling, and just leave the rest in the fridge (before I add the egg). It always disappears. People just eat it with a spoon. Favas, good oil, pecorino, and lemon juice. It's Spring time.
The Filling
2 - 2 1/2 cups fava or broad beans, podded
juice of 1 lemon
3/4 cup/ 1 handful grated pecorino romano
1-2 tablespoons your best olive oil
1 egg yolk
salt and pepper
mounded tablespoon of ricotta (optional)
The Tortelli (as above)
90g/6 tablespoons good unsalted butter
1 recipe pasta dough
extra parmagiano or pecorino for grating
small bunch fresh sage
semolina for sprinkling
In a large pot of salted boiling water, blanch the fava beans for 2-4 minutes, depending on the size and age, until soft enough to pierce without much resistance. Reserving half a cup of the blanching water, drain, and run under cold water, or place in bowl of ice-water until cool. Then, one at a time, pop them out of their skins, and set on a paper towel to dry.
Place these in a food processor with the oil, 1-2 tablespoons of the blanching water, and the juice from half a lemon. Blitz, until it starts to become smooth. You might need to scrape down the sides. Add the cheese (and ricotta, if using), and blitz again until smooth. It should have the texture, roughly, of hummus. Taste for seasoning, and adjust. You might want another squeeze of lemon or more cheese if you feel the mixture is a little wet. Add the egg yolk, and whiz until combined.
Transfer to a bowl, and place in the fridge for 20 minutes while you roll out the dough, then proceed as with the tortelli recipe in part one of this course.
Serve with butter, sage, and sprinkle with parmagiano or additional pecorino.
Potbelly Ravioli of potato, arugula (rocket), lemon, pecorino
This is a great style of pasta to serve as a starter, or first course. They're ridiculously big, but people enjoy them. And you only need one or two per person. Also, they're a good way to get the kids involved, as there's nothing really delicate in their construction. And, as with all pasta, almost all mistakes are edible!
(N.B. the Italian word Arucola translates in the US to Arugula, and in the UK to Rocket.)
For the Filling
2 good sized potatoes (idaho, if you're in the US – desiree or king edward in the UK)
100g/3 1/2oz arugula – cleaned and large stems removed
a little grating of nutmeg
1 handful grated pecorino
1 lemon
1 clove garlic - sliced
2 or 3 tablespoons good olive oil
salt and pepper
1 egg yolk
For the Pasta
1/2 recipe of Fresh Pasta
parmagiano or pecorino to sprinkle
semolina for dusting
90g/6 tablespoons good unsalted butter
Put the potatoes, unpeeled, in a pot of cold water, and bring to the boil. Leave for 20-30 minutes, until soft, and drain. When cool enough to handle, peel the potatoes, and run through a potato ricer, or mash.
During this, sauté the garlic in the oil on a low/med heat until softened – 2-3 minutes. Add the arugula (rocket) and wilt, stirring until it starts to lose its water. Place a lid on, turn the heat down, and leave for 3-4 minutes. Remove lid, and sauté the mixture until most of the liquid is gone. Season with salt and pepper to taste, a grating of nutmeg, and a squeeze of lemon juice, and remove from heat to cool. If you like, you can place this in a food processor to semi-puree, but I often just roughly chop it on a board.
Combine potato, arugula mixture, pecorino, and stir together. Test for seasoning and adjust. You might like to add a couple of glugs of good olive oil, and/or a squeeze of lemon, for taste. The mixture should be full of flavour. Finally, add the egg yolk, mix it in well, cover, and place in the fridge for 20 minutes.
Roll out the pasta to the setting appropriate to your machine, and cut into 6 inch lengths.
Place a large tablespoon amount of filling in the middle of a section, moisten around the edges, and place another section on top.
Using your hand, make sure there's no air in the filling; seal well.
Using a knife, trim the edges to make them square, and proceed to the next one.
Poach in simmering water for 3-5 minutes (depending on how dry the pasta is). Serve one as a starter, or three or four as a main – sprinkled with parmagiano, black pepper, and melted butter.
Variations: Instead of arugula, you could add slices of prosciutto, or cooked pancetta.
Cappelletti in Brodo (Small hats in broth)
This dish, traditionally part of a New Year's Eve, or Christmas Eve feast, is often the precursor to a Bollito Misto (less charmingly translated as 'Mixed Boil'). The brodo, or broth, used in the recipe is made from the different meats, poultry, calf's tongue, and cotechino (a kind of sausage), which are then served afterwards as part of a multi-course meal. As a quick alternative, you can use good home-made chicken broth. (Of course you could use shop-bought; but after going to all that trouble to make the tortellini, why would you want to?)
Warning: This dish is best made by a family with many small fingers! As you get more experience, you'll be able to do more. Also, if you wanted to take this in a slightly different direction, instead of chicken, you could use some pork shoulder or belly, or turkey. Don't be too worried about removing fat – we're making a farce or stuffing here, so any negligible fat will equal flavour!
The Filling:
100g / 3 1/2oz sliced prosciutto (or prosciutto hock, chopped roughly)
100g / 3 1/2 oz mortadella
150g / 5 oz chicken breast or thigh (deboned, skin removed)
30g / 2 tablespoons unsalted butter.
Half a medium onion, chopped fine
1 cup/handful grated parmagiano (to taste)
125ml / 1/2 cup of white wine
1 egg
salt and pepper
Nutmeg (grated fresh – optional)
The Cappelletti:
1 quantity fresh pasta
3 litres/quarts chicken broth
1 cup semolina flour for dusting
Parmagiano for sprinkling
Cut the chicken into 1 inch pieces. Heat a sauté pan over a medium flame. Add the butter, and when the foam begins to subside, add the chicken and onion. Sauté, stirring regularly, until the chicken is cooked through, and the onion is softened. Raise the heat, add the wine, and deglaze the pan, scraping up the bits on the bottom until the wine has almost evaporated. Remove pan from heat.
Cut the mortadella and prosciutto into small pieces approximately the same size, and place in the bowl of a food processor. When cool, add the chicken mixture, and process until relatively smooth. Add half the cheese, and process again.
Taste – now is the time to adjust the seasoning. You can always add more cheese if it's not salty enough. Add the egg, and pulse until blended. Add a few gratings of nutmeg if you like. Remove the stuffing to a bowl, cover, and place in the fridge for twenty minutes.
Roll the pasta out to the thinnest setting (Imperia – or No. 8 on the Atlas). It is easier to work with one sheet of pasta at a time, as you need it to be flexible. If it starts to dry out, a little drop of water on each cappelletti will help it to seal.
Using a knife or roller, cut each sheet into approximately 1 1/2" squares.
Using a couple of spoons, place a small nub of filling on each square (I do 10 or 15 at a time).
Take each square of pasta, and fold it in two, pressing the opposite corners together (making a triangle). Then take the two corners along the long edge, and press them together. Finally, take the remaining corner, and bend it back.
When you finish one sheet of pasta, roll out the next one and continue.
Alternatively, marry a good man or woman, have plenty of children, and train them to do it while you drink a glass of wine and grow a moustache.
NOTE: Don't lay these on a floured tray. As you're cooking them in broth, the extra flour will - as Adam Balic points out - turn into wall-paper paste. Best to use them soonish after making them. If you want you can par-boil them for a minute, then quickly rinse them under cold water, drain well, and drizzle with a little oil to finish cooking later. These should hold for a few hours.
To Cook: Place the chicken stock in a pot onto boil. Season to taste. Add the cappelletti, lower heat, 5-10 minutes, depending on how dry they are.
When cooked, ladle some broth and cappelletti into a bowl, sprinkle with a little parmagiano, and serve.
Variations: Instead of the Cappelletti, use a circular cutter, and make classic Tortellini. To some, this pasta has mythic origins. In Bologna they are sometimes referred to as umbillichi sacri or "sacred navels," after the story of Venus staying at the Inn. Apparently the inn-keeper, so entranced with her beauty, spied through the key hole but could only see her navel. Wasting no time, he raced downstairs and created this pasta.
Serve with a thick ragu; or add to a béchamel/cheese sauce, sprinkle with parmagiano, and bake in the oven. Or just boil,
and serve with a spicy tomato sauce -
Ask your questions about this course here.
Part three of this course, which covers pansotti, tortelloni and raviolo will be published Wednesday March 31.
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So I have been picking through the site and alot of the canister stove reviews here are old 2-4 years old. Looks like the soto is top dog right now for micro regulation, size just over 2 oz and auto start, winning awards for 2010. True? For a small lightweight canister stove can I go wrong or is there anything else to consider? Other stoves? I just need some easy of use for the same for boiling water, and the simmer function doesn't look bad at all.
Roger was not too impressed with the Soto. How about the Monatauk Gnat?http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/monatauk_gnat_stove_review.htmlI still love my Snow Peak Gigapower GS-100. 10 years and still going strong.
Edited by kthompson on 10/03/2010 21:21:50 MDT.
Hi MattForgive me, but ... thinking that because something is 2-4 years old it must be out of date is just sheer nonsense. I have a 40 year old Starrett micrometer which is still very good, and in use every day.However, to the point. The Snow Peak GST-100 remains the Gold Standard in my book. They tried to discontinue it, but failed: consumer demand. I have 2 and use mine regularly.Other good stoves are the later Snow Peak, the Vargo Jet Ti, the Montatauk Gnat, and some of the small Koveas.Stoves to avoid ... ah well. Anything which creates a pointy flame, like the MSR Pocket Rocket, can be bad news for your pot and dinner. Anything with long thin supports (again, like the MSR PR), is to be avoided too.Cheers
I purchased and started using the Snow Peak Lite Max stove this last season, and have been super impressed with its performance. Its super light, 1.9oz, and has a pretty full range from torch to simmer. I've also been very happy with its efficiency. Usually only .5oz of gas for a liter of water to boil. Really compact, and it has two ways to extend the arms so its very stable as well. Its really nice for a two person set up; thats why I got it, for when its my wife and I, and I also like it for my canoe trips. Reasonable priced at $55. Worth looking at for sure.
I have about 15 days use with my Soto and no problems.
Matt,I just purchased the Optimus Crux. I really like the compactness of this stove when folded up to be stowed away in your pack. Campmor has them right now for $44.97 plus shipping. :-)BPL has a "5 year old" review of it posted.It is a little heavier than the Gnat but I believe that its compactness makes up for it. I do find that the gas control valve is just a little touchy when set to a lower setting. It's not a real problem just so long as you are paying attention to what you are doing. After all we are using fire in our beloved wilderness areas.Good luck with finding the perfect stove for you. ;-)Party On,NewtonEdited to correct pricing error. Thanks John S.
Edited by Newton on 10/04/2010 15:49:22 MDT.
I've found the MSR Pocket Rocket to be about perfect over the last ten or so years. In fact, I purchased another one this year as a backup.--B.G.--
+1 for MSR PRIt is very efficient. There is a very little difference between gas usage and boiling time if I use it only with windscreen and my titanium pot and use it as a combo with Jetboil PCS pot and its heat exchanger. But it is not so good if you want to simmer because of its candle shape flame.
Canister stoves are pretty basic, not a lot to change from year to year. I like the Snowpeak GS-100 a lot, very stable legs, light, good stove. The Litemax is nice too. The Pocket Rocket has legions of fans; I don't like the stove at all because the pot supports are the flimsiest I've ever seen on a stove, and the supports are shaped so that pots are supported by 3 points, not 3 lengths of support. But bottom line, the canister stoves are about as simple as you get, and harder to screw up than making mac n' cheese. Get a light one, and it'll probably work just fine.
I sold my PR. The flame was far too concentrated, the pot supports weak and too narrow. I went through several before settling on the Gnat. Much wider burn area and much better pot supports. Lighter and takes up less space in my TI pot. Of course it is also over 30% lighter.
I replaced my Pocket Rocket with the Vargo Ti Jet. The reasons were the pointy flame and spilling a few dinners off of the supports.The Ti Jet is really nice with a broad flame base and of course some small decrease in weight due to the inclusion of a couple of titanium pieces. It packs much better in a specially made silnylon stuff sack that fits into small nooks and crannies really well. Goes inside my "dining bag" which has lighters, long Ti spoon, artificial sweetner, small knife and a couple of more dining related items.
+1 on the SnowPeak LiteMaxI replaced a Pocket Rocket with this one. Both are great stoves but I'd give the nod to the SnowPeak for better stability and control. I've use mine with a Trapper, SP600 and SP700. DM
Kovea Supalite Titanium is my second choice. It is lighter than MSR PR (2,11 oz) and it is realy efficient too. The pot support is studier.
+1 on the Soto
Edited by osaether on 10/04/2010 13:38:15 MDT.
Campmor has the optimus crux lite at the 34 buck price, not the folding optimus crux. Both are labeled hot deals.
I used to use the SnowPeak LiteMax. Great little stove...but I had some issues with warping of the thin fold out titanium pot holders with a larger pot on a group trip. Changed to the Vargo Jet-Ti. Same burner head as the SP, but pot holders are solid without a fold out joint. Much sturdier. The stem is a bit heavier than the SP, though not by much.Still love my MSR Windpro for all around use. Very stable, wide burner, good with both small and large pots, and ability to invert canister in the cold. But heavier still than the others and less compact.
Edited by BER on 10/04/2010 15:46:05 MDT.
I bought the Coleman F1 Ultralight based on reviews here on BPL. Very light, great output, and great wind resistance.
I picked up the BRS-1 Observer off of ebay for $18 shipped. It is a clone of the MSR pocket rocket. 3.11 oz on my scale. Definately worth $18. Search ebay for BRS-1 Observer. Fast shipping too!
Forgive me, but ... thinking that because something is 2-4 years old it must be out of date is just sheer nonsense. I have a 40 year old Starrett micrometer which is still very good, and in use every day.------------------------------------------------------------Yes, us old timers continue to use things we bought long ago. My Central dial-indicator and micrometer are both still in great shape, although no longer used daily.I still use my first slide rule an AcuMath 400 I bought in 1960, as a young lad. There is a Picket Engineering Slide Rule somewhere in the garage too. And I bet a lot of folks here have no idea what I am talking about... anyway, back to stoves.I have had many canister stoves, and for solo use the GST-100 is hard to beat. It does do poorly in wind, but a SP windscreen that weighs almost as much as the stove (2 oz) does a great job. There are many posts here on building windscreens. I also have a SP Lite Max and it is a good stove also.
stoves havent changed very much in the last few decades ... sure theyve gotten a bit lighter and a bot more efficient ... but theyre not all that different from what messner and whittaker used the basic design of the Arcteryx Alpha SV hasnt changed much in the last decade ... its still one of the premier severe weather hardshells
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PRICE - Glenda Estella Rich Gentry, age 70, passed away July 1, 2003 at her home.
She was born Aug. 3, 1932 in Price to Glen and Estella Thompson Rich. Married William "Charley" Gentry Nov. 28, 1953 in Grand Junction, Colo. He died June 18, 1999.
Member LDS Church. Glenda was a lifelong resident of Carbon County and former employee of Plateau Coal. She was a loving mother who devoted her life to her family.
Survived by four sons and spouses, Robert A. (Lorraine) Gentry, William G. Gentry, Craig G. (Janice) Gentry, all of Price; Kim C. (Kristi) Gentry, Idaho; brother, DeLyne (Margie) Rich, Salt Lake City; 15 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by parents; son, Delmont; two brothers, Darwin and Delbert Rich.
Funeral service Tuesday, July 8, 11 a.m., Price 6th LDS Ward Chapel. Family will be at Mitchell Funeral Home Monday evening, 7 to 9 p.m., and at the church Tuesday one hour prior to services. Interment, Price City Cemetery.
HUNTINGTON-Thelma McArthur Mills, age 84, passed away July 2, 2003 at home in Huntington surrounded by her family.
She was born Aug. 6, 1918 in Lawrence to Cyril and Dortha A. Day McArthur. She married Homer C. Mills Oct. 28, 1938 in Lawrence, later solemnized in the Manti LDS Temple.
As an active member of the LDS Church, she held numerous callings.
Above all else, she loved her family, for whom she toiled countless hours. Each family member has a quilt or afghan she made for them with love in every stitch. She worked side by side with her husband raising her family, working on the farm and taking care of their restaurant (Old Homestead) in Huntington. She spent many memorable hours camping and fishing with her family.
As an active member of the community, she co-founded Heritage Days in Huntington and the Emery County Chamber of Commerce.
She leaves behind many friends, family and a legacy that will be long remembered.
Thelma is survived by her children, Sherron (Dan) Pulli, Mac (Linda) Mills and Bob (Lorraine) Mills, all of Huntington; seven grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren; brother, Shirl McArthur; sister, Gladys Larson; numerous special nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by her husband; infant son, William Cyril; and daughter-in-law, DeAnn.
Funeral services will be Saturday, July 5, at 11 a.m. at the Huntington LDS Stake Center, where friends may call from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to services. Burial will be in the Huntington Cemetery under the direction of Fausett Mortuary.
In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the LDS Church Perpetual Education Fund or to a scholarship of your choice.
PRICE - Graveside services for John B. Grako will be conducted Saturday, July 5, at 12:30 p.m. at the Price City Cemetery.


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- Ingredients:
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- 1 ½ teaspoons baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ⅓ cup quick cooking oats
- ¾ cup light brown sugar, packed
- ¾ cup vanilla yogurt
- 3 large eggs
- 2 ½ tablespoons vegetable oil
- ½ small ripe banana, smashed
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 ½ cups fresh blueberries
- Preheat the oven to 400-degrees and grease an extra-large muffin tin.
- Sift together the flour, salt and baking powder. Stir in the oats.
- In another bowl, beat together the brown sugar, yogurt, oil, mashed banana and eggs. Mix the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients until just combined.
- Fold in the strawberries gently.
- Spoon the batter evenly into the prepared muffin tin.
- Bake 20-25 minutes until golden brown on top and a toothpick inserted in the middle comes out clean.
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- To freeze – cool completely, then seal in a freezer bag with as much of the air pressed out of it as possible (but don't vacuum seal because you'll squish the muffins!) Thaw in the refrigerator overnight.
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