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Quality Wild Game Processing for over 50 years, we do this the "Old World Way"
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Please note: We will ONLY accept clean, lean & de-fatted wild game meat. Game we except:
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- Elk
- Bear
- Antelope
- Wild Boar
- Mule Deer
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- Moose
- Goose
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Custom Made Wild Game Processing
Please Note: We will only accept CLEAN and LEAN meat - Absolutely No BONES or Excessive FAT or Tallow. WE CAN ONLY MAKE GOOD SAUSAGE FROM GOOD CLEAN MEAT!!
The products in this category are NOT FOR RETAIL SALE and are displayed solely for the educational purposes of customers wishing to have CUSTOM MADE PRODUCTS processed from their own Venison & Wild Game.
Bavaria Sausage has been in the processing business for OVER 50 years; Hunters from all across the U.S. have been shipping and bringing in their Boneless Venison, Elk, Caribou, Moose, Bear, etc., to have a Superior Quality Product produced.
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We are a FEDERALLY INSPECTED German traditional Sausage Kitchen.We make your products the old fashioned European way, the way it should be made! We use only fresh lean meat in all of our products. We do NOT use any fillers, additives, by products, artificial colors, Gluten or liquid smoke--NO MSG--EVER, PERIOD.
The products we produce are pure and delicious! All of our products come professionally and individually labeled and air-sealed, boxed 'ready for your freezer. Most of our products average about $3.09 per lb. finished product.
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The following products are examples of the finished product when we process your wild game. They will come vac-sealed, labeled and ready for the freezer. Average price of $3.06 lb. Some products have extra charges.
Deluxe Smoked Venison Summer Sausage (Our Original)
This is our most popular Venison product. This sausage comes in an 18 oz. Cryovac (Air-Sealed) Stick. Very Lean, all natural spices, natural hickory smoked, no water added product. No MSG. This product will keep 6-8 months in your refrigerator and over 2 years in your freezer! You can take the plastic wrap off and let lay in the fridge. They will age and dry! The flavor will enhance
Deluxe Smoked Garlic Venison Summer Sausage
Very Lean, all natural spices, hickory smoked and natural spices. (NO MSG!). 18 oz. Air-sealed stick. If you enjoy just a touch more Garlic then this is the Sausage to try! You can take the plastic wrap off and let lay in the fridge. They will age and dry!
Smoked Pfefferwurst Venison Summer Sausage (Brazill Peppers)
Made with Red & Green Brazilian Peppers added for that extra flavor and spice. 'Great tasting, yet NOT hot! No fillers, additives, water or MSG is ever used.18 oz. Air-sealed Stick. You'll definitely want to try this one!
Smoked Cajun Venison Summer Sausage- DISCONTINUED!!
Hot & Spicy Cajun Seasoned Venison Sausage! Made with just the right amount of Red Wine for that Extra-special flavor. If you like it HOT, then this is the sausage for you. 'Can be sliced and grilled for something different! 18 oz. Air-sealed Stick.
Double Smoked Venison Honey Wheel Sausage
10 oz. Venison Sausage Chub basted in Honey Mustard and special spices! Double Hickory Smoked for that added natural smokey flavor. Number 1 requested item for Party Hors d'oerves and slicing for subs and sandwiches! Something fun and different for your guests!
Cheddi Venison Summer Sausage
Creamy cheddar cheese added to your summer sausage. This makes a super good combination. 18oz sticks and vac. sealed. Ready for the freezer. Will keep several months in the refrigerator or up to 1-2 years in the Freezer. Extra charges do apply for the cheese
Old Fashioned Venison Summer Sausage (Natural Casing)
1 lb. average stick NOT Air-Sealed. This is a natural casing summer so that you can age this as hard as you like for more flavor and great taste! 'Just hang this in a cool place to air dry and age. The more you age it the more the spices will come out!. If you like aged dried summer sausage, you will love this one!
Old Fashion Venison Ring Bologna
1 lb. average Air-Sealed Ring. Another BIG favorite that is most requested! Fully cooked. Just heat and serve to compliment any meal--OR--try it cold, grilled, or steamed. Excellent quick meal when served with fried potatoes! Very Lean & Hickory Smoked.
Cured & Smoked Venison Bratwurst
4-5 Brats per 1 lb. vacuum package. These brats are fully cooked and ready for the grill, frying pan or cut up into your favorite soup, salad, or casserole hot dish! Brat Reuben: Grill or Fry, Butterfly the Brat open, Serve on a Hamburger Bun with Sauerkraut and Swiss Cheese--.
Smoked Venison Polish Bratwurst
4-5 Brats per 1 lb. Vacuum-Sealed package. Fully cooked and Grill Ready! Or can be used to spice up soups, salads, and any favorite Hot dish. These are especially made for those of you who LOVE Garlic!
Fresh Bavaria Venison Bratwurst- DISCONTINUED!
This is a RAW PRODUCT. These are boxed BULK in 6 lb. boxes. (NOT cry-o-vac packaged!) Approximately 27 to 30 pieces (brats) per box. These are a fresh, traditional, German Bratwurst. Made only with Lean Meat and Natural Spices.(NO MSG!) Par-Boil in Beer & Onions and Grill or Fry them! A TRUE Party Brat.
Fresh Italian Venison Bratwurst- DISCONTINUED!
This is a RAW Product. Our Fresh Italian Venison Bratwurst come Boxed BULK in a 6 lb. box. (approx. 27-30 pieces per box). Great Zesty Italian flavor--perfect for grilling, or to be used in your favorite Italian dishes...Spaghetti, Lasagna, Manicotti and more! ('just slit the outer casing, peel, and crumble for most hot dishes).
Fresh Cajun Venison Bratwurst- DISCONTINUED!
This is a RAW Product. Boxed BULK in a 6 lb. box. 5 brats to the lb.These are for the 'HOT n SPICY' lovers! Great for the grill or try it in your favorite Southern Hot dishes--Jambalaya, Dirty Beans & Rice and more! The spices used in these Bratwurst is equivalent to "Andouille" as is used in many HOT Favorites!
Pre-Cooked Bavaria Venison Bratwurst
4-5 Brats per vac-pack (Air-sealed) Package. These Brats are ready for the grill WITHOUT any par-boiling. Try them in an open-faced bun for a great new sandwich sensation! Add condiments to taste! ('Spicy German Mustard works GREAT!)
Pre-Cooked Italian Venison Bratwurst
4-5 bratwurst per air sealed package. These brats are fully cooked and ready for the grill or frying pan. Also great cut up in Italian sauces and pasta dishes. Not hot, but spiced just right!!
Pre-Cooked Cajun Venison Bratwurst- DISCONTINUED!
4-5 brats per air sealed package. Great for the grill or southern style cooking. A super spicy favorite equal to Andouille sausage. If you like spicy hot, you will love our Cajun!!!!
Old Fashioned Venison Wieners
8 to 10 wieners per cry-o-vac package. (Air-sealed for freshness). Mildly spiced and the whole family will just love 'em! We use our special German seasonings to give them that "Old World Goodness" and that "Old-Fashioned wholesome Flavor".
Cheddi Bratwurst- DISCONTINUED!
This is a super good Bratwurst!! Our cured and Smoked Brat filled with creamy cheddar cheese. This bratwurst does have a tougher casing because it is smoked. They "crack" when you bite into them. We vac. sealed and ready for the freezer. 4-5 bratwurst per lb. Extra charges to apply for the cheese.
Venison Breakfast Sausage-
Our Venison Breakfast Sausage is mildly spiced and perfect for breakfast patties! Packed in 1 1/4 lb. bulk plastic packages -- great size for most family breakfasts! Makes great breakfast sandwiches, too! Great to take camping, too.
Venison Liver Sausage
A Super CREAMY liver sausage. Packed in 1 lb. vacuum stuffed tubes. Mildly spiced and super creamy "Braunschweiger" This is sure to be a big hit for those who love liver sausage!! Ship us your Venison and try some!
Original Venison Landjager
Our Original Venison Landjager is one of Bavaria's MOST REQUESTED Venison products. 'Makes a great snack idea-- Lean, all meat, semi-dry product! Take this wonderful meat snack camping, backpacking, hiking, fishing and you name it! Kids love the flavorful chewy goodness in every bite! This comes Bulk Packaged in a box that comes with a freezer-ready bag for longer storage. 'Bet they don't last that long once the whole family tries 'em! Comes cryo, 10 pair per sealed unit. 50 pair per box. These cost you about 1.06 cents a pair or 52.75 a box
Venison Pfefferjager Landjager (Brazil Pepper)
Comes by the pair. They are about 6 inches long each. Made with red and green Brazilian peppers. Spicy but not hot. A little something different in a snack stick! They come 50 pair to a box. Cryo, 10 pair per unit. Freeze, then take out what you need, and age on a hanger. The harder they are the more spicy.
Venison Cajun Landjager- DISCONTINUED!
A super lean, meat snack stick that is super hot n' spicy. They come in a pair, about 6 inches long each. 50 pair to a box, cryo 10 pair per unit. You have to love Cajun to love these!! Freeze, then take out what you need and hang on a hanger to dry. the harder the more spicy they are. Extra charges do apply.
Canned Venison- DISCONTINUED!
Made from your own very lean venison, plus lean cuts of pork and beef. 'Very mildly spiced. Just heat and serve over mashed potatoes or noodles, or use for Sloppy Joes or chilly. A great Tasting easy meal. Shelf-stable and thus does NOT take up room in your fridge or freezer! Best kept in a cool dry area. Average 2 lb. Jar. Extra charges do apply for the jars.
Ground Venison Burger
Our Venison burger is Excellent!! Super lean, like ground chuck. Mixed with beef and pork and vacuum stuffed into 1-1 1/2 lb tubes Keeps 1-2 years in the freezer. NO SUET is ever added to our burger. Average price is around $2.75 lb.
Venison Patties- DISCONTINUED!
4 patties to the lb. Very lean venison burger patties. ready for the grill or frying pan. Packed bulk in 10 lb. boxes. Great for Summer cook-outs!
Venison Deluxe Meat Loaf- DISCONTINUED!
This venison meat loaf is an excellent meal, and has become super popular. Perfectly spiced and mixed, Ready to bake and serve. Comes in a 2 lb. tin tray. It could not get any easier! 10lb. minimum = 5 trays
The venison products average about $3.09 lb. A few of the products will have separate charges. Landjagers run you 1.06 cents a pair or 52.75 per box of 50 pair. These are now cry-o-vac 10 pair per cryo unit.


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It is hard to read of a young man, essentially homeless, spending Christmas alone in a games store and not feel a twinge of sadness. But it's a memory more sweet than bitter to someone who considers games a lifesaver.
Kreyg Dezgo is the editor of Hot Blooded Gaming and a friend of mine. We can sometimes be found in Borderlands (he's a level 47 soldier, I'm a level 50 hunter.) He's written a long personal account of the role video games have played in his life. As his parents fought and split up, when was slow to make friends in grade school, when he started building a life for himself, games provided more than entertainment. They were a diversion, a social encounter, a job, and structure that would help keep a life centered, though it had all the symptoms of one going of the rails.
Rather than descend into another argument about design qualities over the weekend, I found Kreyg's story to be interesting and admirable in its forthrightness. Please do read the entire piece, not just the excerpt below. I think it might call to mind some of your own feelings and recollections about where video games have fit in difficult times - and in the better ones, too.
We're used to hearing about them as a poor substitute for parenting, for normal interactions, for setting normal expectations of the world. This is undeniably true. But when you don't have normal in the first place, you look to anything for balance, and in this case, the games didn't do too badly.
Video Games: My Guardian Angel [Hot Blooded Gaming, Feb. 18, 2010]
While things with my "professional" life at the time were back in order, my personal life was not so great. My friends had all gone away to school while I decided to work for the following year to save up money. Luckily X-Zone did more than give me employment, it gave me many new friends as well. The other 5 employees and I got along great and are still good friends to this day. While that part of my personal life had been solved, there was still the trouble at home. I was eventually thrown out of my mother's and was forced to leave X-Zone and my friends to live with my father in California. While I was in California I discovered how awesome Xbox Live was. I kept in contact with all of my friends back home and we were still able to game together. While I might have been 3000 miles away from them, we could all still hang out and play games as if I was back in NY. I can tell you that a lot of Halo 2 got played, but there was also a lot of time spent BSing in pre-game lobbies. While it was better than nothing, I wanted to go back.
My sister and her husband eventually offered to house me for a while if I wanted to move back to New York. Missing the few friends I had and X-Zone, I instantly decided to move back. There was only one condition to living with my sister though. I had to have a job within a set time or I would have to move back in with my father. The week before I moved back, I called X-Zone to inquire if I could have my old job back. When I called, I was given the sad news that Steven had just recently passed away. While I thought this meant the end of X-Zone, Steven's assistant at the time Mike had taken charge and was keeping X-Zone alive. He was thrilled to hear I was coming back and wanted me to stop in and talk when I was in New York. Within 3 hours of being back in New York, I was at X-Zone and talking to Mike. He welcomed me back with open arms, my old position, and a raise. I was back in New York with my friends and once again working with what I loved – video games.
While things were great when I first came back, after a few months, certain parts of my personal life started falling apart - again. My sister and her husband started getting into illegal substances, pills, and alcohol. It wasn't a great environment to live in and due to objections of certain things, I had been thrown out 2 days before Christmas of 2005. I spent my Christmas in the back room of X-Zone playing practically any game I wanted and eating food my boss had dropped off for me. While I should have been upset or hurt, I had a pretty awesome Christmas that year. I had access to virtually every video game console and every hit title that was out that holiday season. While it's not exactly a normal way to spend Christmas, it's one I'll remember for the rest of my life – guaranteed. Video games saved Christmas for me that year. After a few days, my sister let me come back and stay with her again. It lasted for about another month and then it happened again. My sister kicked me out and this time it was for good.
At this point in time, I had no where else to go. I remember showing up to X-Zone with my packed bags and going into the backroom. Mike came out of the back office, looked at me and said, "where are you going?" I looked at him and before I could say a word, I broke down. I left X-Zone after I gained my composure to think about what I was going to do. My younger sister had taken my room at my father's, so I couldn't just move back in with him. Even if I could, at that time, not only did I have my friends and a great job, but a love interest as well. I went back to X-Zone and while I was talking to my co-worker, I was called into the back office. When I walked in the back office, I saw on one of the desks, an air mattress, a pillow, and a blanket. Mike looked at me and said "it's not much, but you can call it home for now." I again broke down and embraced him for what he had just done for me – it was amazing.
I was technically homeless, but still had a place to sleep at night. I made it my mission to save all my cash and get an apartment. The time I spent at X-Zone wasn't exactly what I would call "great," but video games made the experience easier on me. I had access to games of the past and present. I was once again living what most people would call a little kids dream come true. I made the best of the time there and played as many games as I could to pass the time as quickly as possible. While it might not have been the ideal living situation, it was better than living on the streets. I eventually got out of the backroom of X-Zone and into my own place. I spent 3 years on my own before the economy forced X-Zone to close at the end of 2008. Within the course of a week, I lost not only my job, but my girlfriend of 3 years as well. I should have been devastated by both events being so close, but guess what was there for me again – video games.
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Introduction from Chief Executive Peter Phillips
This statement, made in accordance with section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015, summarises Cambridge University Press's activities during financial year 1 May 2016 to 30 April 2017 with regards to combating Modern Slavery in its supply chain. Cambridge University Press has a zero tolerance approach to Modern Slavery and we are committed to acting ethically and with integrity. This includes a commitment to upholding the standards set out in the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and to implementing systems and controls to ensure that Modern Slavery is not taking place anywhere within our organisation, or in any of our supply chains. The Press's most significant suppliers include printers, typesetters and distribution partners; our supply chain also includes IT suppliers used for both back office and front office systems, third party advisors such as tax and legal advisors, and third party contractors and freelancers who help supplement our traditional workforce with office services and as marketing suppliers. We find that for the purposes of the Modern Slavery Act, the majority of our focus is on the typesetters, printers, and distributors.
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Our Policies on Slavery and Human Trafficking
As noted in our previous annual statement, our Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy was launched during May 2016, and since then, our Code of Ethics and Third Party Code of Conduct have included sections on the standards expected of employees and third parties with regard to combatting modern forms of slavery. For our Code of Ethics please go to www.cambridge.org/gb/about-us/who-we-are/cambridges-ethics. There are nine standards that we expect of both our employees and third parties relating to labour standards within the Press and our extended supply chain. During May 2016 all employees were asked to review the Code of Ethics that included the new Modern Slavery section and related internal policies. Employees also completed training on this new policy area. All applicable third parties have received and have been asked to sign up to the Third Party Code of Conduct before being engaged by the Press since this time. Our ethical policies for employees and third parties include provisions for raising concerns, via internal contact points, and via an external whistleblowing hotline.
Risk Assessment Processes
We risk assess third parties based on their main country of operations using various global assessments1 of human rights and human trafficking risks by country, spend level, third party type, as well as internal knowledge of the company in question and its ongoing supply chain. Our risk assessments continue to find that our high risk third parties from a Modern Slavery perspective are primarily typesetters, printers and distribution partners. More information on our risk assessment and due diligence findings are noted below in our KPI section.
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Since July 2016 onwards, our due diligence procedures for new third party relationships include the following:
- More extensive questioning around compliance with international labour law to include specific questions about modern forms of slavery and trafficked labour.
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- We have also started trialling a new audit process for the highest risk third parties, and plan to expand this activity in financial year 2018.
Since May 2016, all Press employees have been asked to complete modern slavery training to ensure broader awareness about modern slavery and human trafficking risks in our supply chain.
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Please see below an update on key performance indicators ('KPIs') that the Business continues to monitor related to our Modern Slavery Act activities:
- Keeping our Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy updated and under review:
- Since May 2016 we have had over 2,800 existing employees, contractors and agency sourced colleagues re-sign and 660 new colleagues sign up to our Code of Ethics, with the new Modern Slavery policy section included.
- Employee and third party training:
- In May 2016, the same colleagues who signed up to our Code of Ethics were also trained on the topic of modern slavery, with again over 660 colleagues who have joined the Business since May 2016 completing the same training
- Slavery and Human Trafficking Risk Assessment and Due Diligence of Third Parties:
- Any third party who signs up to our Code of Conduct is asked to comply with our standards relating to anti-human trafficking and modern slavery. Last year, we reported that 3% of our third party base was deemed higher risk. These were primarily typesetters, printers and distributors. Following further analysis and dialogue with the majority of these organisations, we have been able to determine that the risk is lowered because they have answered our questions to confirm they have the proper controls in place related to modern slavery issues and that they have agreed to uphold our modern slavery standards. A small number of responses remain outstanding as at the date of publication and we will continue to monitor and assess these potentially higher risk third parties. Since last year, we have engaged various new third parties, and based on the risk assessment alone, a further 59 third parties were deemed high risk based on a combination of bribery and corruption and modern slavery factors. All of these third parties were asked to sign up to our Code of Conduct, which includes modern slavery standards, as well as responding to questions related to modern slavery risk that would mitigate the inherent risks. Based on an overall review of our third party networks and re-ranking of some of our existing third party base, we now have less than one per cent of our third parties deemed as high risk. In the next year, we plan to complete our high-risk third party reviews, and focus on our medium risk third parties.
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- During the past three months, Press employees have conducted three modern slavery audits on high risk printers; a further four printers have been externally audited to Sedex Trade Members Ethical Trade Audit, (SMETA), ethical audit formats, and one has been audited by PRELIMS. This covers 70 per cent of our highest risk third parties by value of spend. No adverse findings were found in any of these audits, although some recommendations on labour best practices were provided.
- The Press's aim is to have all our printers audited within the next year, whether by internal means or external organisations. The audit includes a combination of the third parties responding to questionnaires or providing other documentary evidence to confirm their adherence to certain standards, as well as observing labour standards on site.
This statement, made in accordance with section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015, is made by Cambridge University Press, a Department of the University of Cambridge, and has been approved by the organisation's Press Board who will review and update it annually.
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Published 2012 | 180 pp.11 3/4 x 15 x 1 1/2 inchesBox (see description)$3500.00Edition size: 60
The Gorgeous Nothings: Emily Dickinson's Envelope-Poems by Jen Bervin and Marta Werner is a limited edition artist book based on Emily Dickinson's late compositions on envelopes. The edition includes a portfolio of nearly fifty high-resolution double-sided color facsimiles with visual transcriptions. Marta Werner's lyric essay, "Itineraries of Escape: Emily Dickinson's Envelope-Poems," provides the scholarly, historic, and poetic context for these exquisite late writings by Dickinson. The edition is accompanied by a guide with a bibliographic directory for the fragments and a series of visual indexes.
In the postscript, Bervin writes: "The title, The Gorgeous Nothings, is an excerpt from Emily Dickinson's manuscript A 821, 'the gorgeous | nothings | which | compose | the | sunset | keep'. In choosing it, I was thinking of Dickinson's own definition for nothing: 'the force that renovates | the World –'1 and her definition for 'no': 'the wildest word we consign to language.'2 These 'gorgeous nothings' are that kind of nothing…I think of these manuscripts as the sort of 'small fabric' Dickinson writes of in A 636: 'Excuse | Emily and | her Atoms | the North | Star is | of small | fabric but it | implies | much | presides | yet.' […] This poem exemplifies Dickinson's relationship to scale so perfectly. When we say small, we often mean less. When Dickinson says small, she means atoms, the North Star."
Each copy of The Gorgeous Nothings includes:
A portfolio of 48 unbound double-sided color manuscript facsimiles on Red River Aurora Natural paper. The 47 manuscript facsimiles show the front and back of each Dickinson fragment at 100% scale accompanied by smaller visual transcriptions in blue; one index print is included. The portfolio wrap replicates page forms from manuscript A 821 / A 821a, and is made from Ruscombe David Cox with a cotton tape lift. The portfolio interior base is lined with royal blue Shikibu Gampi-shi paper over lignin free conservation board.
Portfolio dimensions: 11 1/2" x 14 3/4"
Print dimensions: 11" x 14"
A 52-page essay by Marta Werner: "Itineraries of Escape: Emily Dickinson's Envelope-Poems" with seven digital prints tipped-in. The bound soft cover in Saint Armand Dark Linen with royal blue Shikibu Gampi-shi endpapers replicates page forms from A 821 / A 821a. The text is printed letterpress by Friedrich Kerksieck on Byron Weston Linen Ledger White.
Essay dimensions: 10" x 7 1/2"
A 32-page guide with visual indexes, a directory of manuscripts, a postscript and a colophon. The cover paper is Ruscombe Vert Forêt, the interior paper is Byron Weston Linen Ledger Bright White.
Guide dimensions: 9" x 11 1/2"
All of the above housed in a lignin-free archival box with an original line drawing in blue pencil, and a hand-painted seal of gum arabic, and gouache.
Box dimensions: 11 3/4" x 15" x 1 1/2"
The Gorgeous Nothings is published in an edition of 50 + 10 hors commerce.
1 See Letters 1958, L1563 to Susan Dickinson: "By homely /gifts and / hindered Words the human / heart is told of nothing – 'Nothing' is / the force that renovates / the World – / Emily"
2 See Letters 1958, L562 to Judge Otis Lord: "Dont you know you are happiest while I withhold and not confer—dont you know that "No" is the wildest word we consign to Language?" The proximity of "know" to "no" is of note here.
1 See Letters 1958, L1563 to Susan Dickinson: "By homely /gifts and / hindered Words the human / heart is told of nothing – 'Nothing' is / the force that renovates / the World – / Emily"
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When I made them the second time, my brother suggested that I mix the large, crunchy Panko bread crumbs with regular Italian breadcrumbs. Italian breadcrumbs are much smaller and therefore help the Panko stick to the onion ring. Plus, you can get them flavored to add some zest to your breading or even make them yourself from stale bread! It was a great idea and the breading came out nice and thick and crispy the second time around.
Another tip for making nice, thick breading takes some extra work, but is very much worth it. You take your onion rings, dredge them in flour, coat them in egg wash, dredge them in flour again, and then coat them in egg wash a second time. This makes for a nice, thick base underneath your breading. Follow this technique and you'll have delicious, crispy onion rings of your own!
One more suggestion: the more I fry things, the better my technique has become (don't know if that's a good thing or not...). I now like to fry things in medium-sized pots rather than in frying pans because you can fit more items into your frying oil. Plus, if you don't let the oil get too hot and strain it after each use, you could reuse your oil about 2 or 3 times. Another thing that made frying go much smoother is I used my new cooking/candy thermometer. If you have one, you want to keep your oil between 119 and 390 degrees F. I know that's a large range, so I usually kept mine around the 250 degree mark. If you do not have a cooking thermometer, it's a great investment and you can use them for melting chocolate, making puddings, and, of course, frying! It's a very handy thing to have, and will take a lot of the guesswork out of frying.
I know these certainly are not the most healthy things you can eat, but it's a nice treat to have alongside steak or on top of a hamburger. Plus 1 medium yellow onion makes enough onion rings for 6 - 8 people, so you can always practice moderation by reserving this recipe for a special event!
On another note, my student teaching is coming to a close. I'm on spring break this week so I will be spending my time applying to jobs and catching up on work. I have some posts lined about about my new garden (I'm literally starting from scratch!), so be sure to stayed tuned!
Yield: enough for 6 – 8 people
Prep time: 10 min
Bake time: 5 min for ea. batch
- 1 large onion, sliced and rings pulled apart
- 1 c flour
- 3 eggs, scrambled
- 1 c Panko bread crumbs
- 1 c Italian bread crumbs
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- 2 c oil
Dredge the onion rings in flour and then coat them in the egg wash. Repeat. Then dredge the onion rings in the mixture of Panko and Italian bread crumbs and pepper.
Heat the oil in a medium pot over medium-high heat. Once the oil reaches 250F, place the onion rings in the oil in batches. Allow them to fry until golden brown. Remove and let dry on a paper towel. Coat in salt and pepper to taste.


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Robert Pattinson's Lonely NYC Dinner Without Kristen Stewart
Rob made a surprise appearance at the IFC Film's dinner on Friday Oct. 5 in New York City, but Kristen was no where to be found.
Many fans jumped for joy at the sighting of Robert Pattinson at the IFC Film's dinner in New York City — he was a surprise guest.
Rob and Tom Sturridge, who starred in On The Road with Kristen Stewart, were both at the event together, according to fans who shared their spotting on Twitter. Rob and Tom are also longtime friends.
Tom is currently dating Sienna Miller and she has a film, HBO's The Girl, showing at the Hampton's Film Festival this weekend, which may be why Tom was spotted at this dinner in New York City.
"Rob Pattinson &
#ontheroad star Tom Sturridge have left the bldg (& Assayas table) but Tweets in their honor continue from @ifcfilms bash," user @eug said.
According to these onlookers, Rob was at the dinner to support Olivier Assayas.
Rob was also spotted smoking an e-cig in the restaurant, according to another eyewitness. We're so glad to hear that Rob is still on the path to quitting smoking!
"R-Patz smokes an e-cig. So chic," user @brooksld said.
Sadly, Kristen was not spotted at the event. However, Rob made a visit to the Monkey Bar afterwards.
"OMG…just saw Robert Pattison at the Monkey Bar, New York!
#hot&sexy #worththewait," user @mrsfro22 said.
We're so glad that Rob is going out and having fun in New York City, but we wish that Kristen would tag along with him.
Where do YOU think Kristen is, HollywoodLifers? Is she in New York City with Rob, or back in Los Angeles by herself?
More Rob and Kristen news
- Kristen Stewart: I'm 'Proud' Of Robert Pattinson After Affair
- Kristen Stewart: 'I Have Nothing To Be Ashamed Of' After Affair
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Christie's Rare Photobook Auction Results
On April 10th I attended Christie's auction of rare Photobooks from an Important Private Collection. Believe it or not this was my first attendance at an auction as opposed to just going to the preview. I never felt it necessary to follow up and attend the actual event mostly because -- well -- I can't afford anything. But this time my curiosity got the better of me and I sat through three hours of auction time and watched in amazement at what transpired.
First of all, there was absolutely no sign of a faltering economy. It was if we had returned to the height of the dot-com bubble, Bush Jr. hadn't yet become a war criminal, and all there was to worry about was a stain on a blue dress. Secondly, over half of the books sold at close to or well above their highest estimate. Lastly, the one book that had become a shining example from the sale of the ultimate association copy, Brassai's Paris De Nuit signed to Andre Kertesz was withdrawn before the sale. I heard that this was due to the cover of the book becoming detached during the preview but this has not been yet confirmed to me. According to the auction results, the tally on the day's take is hovering near 2.5 million US dollars (including the buyer's premium) from the 200 books offered.
In keeping with my usual jealousy and bitterness towards those who can afford such extravagances I've decided to parallel the auction results with the average annual median income (AMI) for families in different countries around the world. Ready?
Laszlo Maholy-Nagy - Malerie Photografie Film Est: $7,000-10,000 Final
Germain Krull - Metal Est: $20,000-30,000 Final
Piet Zwart - NFK Est: $10,000-15,000 Final
August Sander - Antlitz Der Zeit Est: $9,000-12,000 Final
Walker Evans - The Bridge Est: $9,000-12,000 Final
Lewis Hine - Men At Work Est: $5,000-8,000 Final
Jindrich Styrsky - Emilie Prichazi Ka Mne Ve Snu Est: $60,000-90,000 Final
Rodchenko and Stepanova - 10 Let Uzbekistana SSR Est: $15,000-20,000 Final
George Hugnet - La Carte Surrealiste Est: $5,000-8,000 Final
El Lissitzky - No Pasaran! Ispaniia Est: $1,200-1,800 Final
Rodchenko and Stepanova - Pervaia Konnaia Est: $10,000-15,000 Final
Rodchenko and Stepanova - Moskva Rekonstruiruetsia Est: $12,000-18,000 Final
Manuel Alvarez Bravo - Fotografias Est: $7,000-10,000 Final
Weegee - Naked City w/letter Est: $8,000-12,000 Final Sale: $30,000 AMI:
Robert Frank - The Americans Est: $10,000-15,000 Final
Ed Ruscha - Complete artist books Est: $60,000-90,000 Final Sale: $100,000 AMI:
Harry Callahan - Photographs Est: $4,000-6,000 Final
Emmet Gowin - Concerning
Provoke 1,2,3 Est: $12,000-18,000 Final
Lee Friedlander - Self Portrait (misprinted cover) Est: $3,500-4,500 Final Sale: $8,000 AMI:
Nobuyoshi Araki - A Sentimental Journey Est: $7,000-12,000 Final
Daido Moriyama - Shashin Yo Sayonara Est: $10,000-15,000 Final
Robert Adams - The New West Est: $3,500-4,500 Final
William Eggleston - Morals of Vision Est: $28,000-35,000 Final
Richard Misrach - Grapestake Gallery Est: $3,000-5,000 Final
Nan Goldin - Ballad of Sexual Dependency Est: $1,500-2,000 Final
Allen Ginsberg - Photographs Est: $10,000-15,000 Final
Sophie Calle - La Fille Du Docteur Est: $4,000-6,000 Final
Hiroshi Sugimoto - Time Exposed Est: $9,000-12,000 Final
Richard Prince - Adult Comedy Action Drama Est: $20,000-30,000 Final
The books that were on my wish list were:
Zdenek Tmej - Abeceda Dusevniho Prazdna Est: $6,000-9,000 Final
Yukata Takanashi - Toshi-e Est: $4,000-6,000 Final
Bill Brandt - Londres De Nuit Est: $4,000-6,000 Final
El Lissitzky - Red Army of Workers and Peasants Est: $10,000-15,000 Final
Maybe a thoughtful buyer had me in mind when bidding. I'll be keeping an eye out for the Fed-Ex truck in the meanwhile.
I want to thank Sven Becker for letting me take my time with the books.


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The new USC-LA Times poll, released in full Monday, is an utterly frustrating document. The poll's backers had the resources to back a long poll with some 97 questions. But the questions on core policy issues are so poorly worded, the results don't tell us much.
The poll's questions on pensions are the clearest demonstration of the problem.
It would be useful to know what voters think of the pension controversy once they are presented the facts of the case. This poll doesn't do that. Instead, it offers two competing narratives about pensions that are objectively false, and offers voters a choice between them.
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Here's the first statement:
Some people say that public employees didn't create the problem with the pension system, politicians did. These workers did their jobs and made their contributions to their pensions, and this is the only retirement some of them get because they are not eligible for Social Security. Let's find the funding to give our public employees the pensions they deserve and not cut from those who can least afford it.
Why it's bogus: Among the problems with this statement are that many public workers don't make contributions, or make only nominal contributions to pensions. Pensions are bargained collectively in much of California, and those pension benefits and retirement protections enacted legislatively are the results of political circumstances that involve unions representing the workers themselves.
The blast at "politicians" in the statement is heavily loaded, given public distaste for politicians.
And the last sentence -- about deserving pensions and those who can least afford it -- suggests that pension recipients are poor; indeed, there is great variety in pensions, between state and local workers and between different job categories.
The heart of the unfunded pension obligation in California is among local law enforcement -- a fact that is not listed here. To omit it would be to ask a question about tax rates without noting that different people pay different rates.
Here's the second pension statement:
Some people say that public employees' pensions are bankrupting California and costing taxpayers millions of dollars, and we need to fundamentally change the system now so it is fair to taxpayers. We already face an 85 billion dollar deficit in the pension fund over the long term and it is putting a huge burden on local and state governments when they can least afford it. We can't continue to ignore this issue when our debts keep piling up year after year.
Why it's bogus: A state can't declare bankruptcy, and the cost of pension obligations are far off in the future--we're not feeling them much now. That said, this question understates the current small cost, putting it in the millions (the state has to pony up $4.5 billion just for the teacher retirement fund this year).
It also uses a number $85 billion that is at best an estimate. And this misses the central argument for pension reform: that the promises we make now are fundamental obligations of the state, but they are based on things we can't know -- the performance of the stock market, greater contributions by employees, the condition of future tax revenues, etc.
This is a complicated debate; in the poll, it's boiled down to bunk.
The defense of this kind of thing is that these narratives presented in surveys reflect what's being said and debated, and thus what voters will have to decide upon. In pensions, however, the information avaialble -- including that presented in newspapers and TV -- has been much more complicated, and contradictory, than these explanations.
And in the ballot initiative area, this poll doesn't rely on the ballot titles and summaries of measures that voters will see -- which are misleading bunk in many cases, but at least the official misleading bunk.
They rely on descriptions that ignore the core facts of what initiatives do, and the core facts of budgeting in California.
Take description of the compromise tax initiative from Gov. Jerry Brown. Almost everything is uncertain about this measure. How much would the taxes raise? What would be the impact on the budget? Would the schools get any other money?
Predicting any of this is impossible because California's broken budgeting system is so complicated that no one knows how this will play out, and because the progressive tax rates in this initiative produce volatile revenues that are impossible to predict.
But the description says, with certainty, that these rates wll produce up to $7 billion a year -- the higher of two official estimates, to be sure, but there's no such cap in the initiative. It also says "the money would go towards public schools and community colleges and to local governments" -- something that is at best misleading, given the nature of the state's education funding formula, and the fact that other budget items may eat up to the money.
The uncertainty and complexity of the policies here isn't something to be glossed over. It's central to any intelligent debate over the policy -- or assessment of public views. People can't know for sure what a pension reform or tax policy will do, and that uncertainty is a big part of how voters make decisions. But that uncertainty isn't part of these poll questions.
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The Iowa Teacher Quality Partnership (ITQP) Grant was a collaborative partnership that included the Iowa Department of Education, University of Northern Iowa, and Stanford Center for Assessment Leadership and Equity (SCALE). The ITQP was a $9 million award from the U.S. Department of Education for 2010-2015.
The mission of the Iowa Teacher Quality Partnership Grant was to increase the learning and achievement of Iowa PK-12 students by continuously developing more highly effective teachers from pre-service through the entire teaching career. At the University of Northern Iowa, this mission was carried out through the following goals that guided grant activities:
- Emerging attributes of effective teaching will be examined, identified, and defined in preparation for integration into the pre-service teacher education program.
- Pre-service faculty will integrate the attributes of effective teaching into the pre-service program, which will be documented in a prospective teacher-created integrated platform.
The Iowa Teacher Quality Partnership Grant was a partnership among the following stakeholders:
- University of Northern Iowa
- Iowa Department of Education
- CAL Community Schools
- HLV Community Schools
- Laurens-Marathon Community Schools
- Midland Community Schools
- Montezuma Community Schools
- Springville Community Schools
- Turkey Valley Community Schools
- West Bend Community Schools
- West Fork Community Schools
- Stanford Center for Assessment, Learning, & Equality
- University of Iowa Center for Evaluation & Assessment
Defining Effective Teaching
One of the major goals of the TQP grant was to examine, identify, and define teaching effectiveness. The UNI TQP team led a group of UNI researchers during the first year of the grant and wrote the monograph, Emerging Qualities of Effective Teaching.
Consisting of three phases, the Emerging Qualities of Effective Teaching Continuum represents a framework for changing teaching practices from teacher-focused approach to learners and teachers collaborating on the learning and teaching processes. The three identified phases include Traditional, Responsive, and Transformative Qualities.
For more information about the Emerging Qualities of Effective Teaching Continuum, please see the following resources:
- Emerging Qualities of Effective Teaching Continuum Monograph
- Emerging Qualities of Effective Teaching: Embracing New Literacies Article
- Emerging Qualities of Effective Teaching Handout
Revised Pre-Service Program
Having defined effective teaching, the TQP grant leadership team worked with teacher education faculty to develop enhanced coursework and field experiences for pre-service teachers focused on the Transformative Learning Qualities. Over the final four years of the grant the following key areas emerged as a result of TQP grant activities.
Weeklong Immersive Field Experiences
In partnership with the TQP partner school districts and Level III (pre-student teaching field experience) faculty, weeklong immersive clinical experiences were created. As part of the experience, pre-service teachers spent three to five days teaching in a partner school classroom. Distinct from other experiences was that pre-service teachers lived with a family from the school district during their experience. Often staying with a teacher from the school, this home-stay provided a unique opportunity for pre-service teachers to develop a deeper appreciation for being a teacher in a rural setting.
For more information about the pre-service teacher experience, please watch the following videos:
Embedded Signature Assessments (ESAs)
ESAs are critical performance assessments pre-service teachers complete throughout the teacher education program. The various ESAs serve as a formative growth opportunity for candidates progressing into their professional role as a teacher.
The origins of ESAs at UNI evolved from the Reflective Conversation and Student Evaluation assessments that took place during the Level III immersive field experience. With the support of the Stanford Center for Assessment, Learning, and Equity, multiple ESAs were developed and piloted, including:
- Level II Lesson Planning
- Analyzing Assessment Data and Providing Feedback
- Deepening Student Understanding through Questioning Strategies
- Analyzing and Planning for Student-Focused Learning
- Leadership and Advocacy
- Understanding Academic Language
As of August 2015, most of these ESAs were piloted with some advancing to psychometric testing.
For more information, please see the following resources:
Educative Teacher Performance Assessment (edTPA)
The edTPA was another major enhancement implemented with the support of the TQP grant. Building on UNI's rich history with the Teacher Work Sample, the edTPA represented the next step in summative performance assessment for teacher candidates. Through the support of the TQP grant, the edTPA moved from initial exploration to full implementation as the summative performance assessment completed during student teaching. In conjunction with the ESAs, the edTPA has afforded the UNI Teacher Education program the ability to measure and track pre-service teacher performance as the candidate progresses through the program, while also providing evidence for teacher education program improvement.
For more information, please see the following resources:
ShowEvidence Platform
Both the Iowa Department of Education and UNI worked with the company ShowEvidence to investigate, plan, create, and implement a state online platform to manage the process of evaluating preservice and inservice teachers' performance, from authoring tasks to capturing work to tagging evidence. UNI's preservice teacher candidates have submitted their ESAs as well as their edTPAs through this platform. All teacher candidates who were using the edTPA used the ShowEvidence platform to submit for national scoring. Faculty received training on the platform from UNI's TQP team. Students received training through faculty members and support from the TQP team.
Faculty Development
To support programmatic enhancements facilitated by the TQP grant, there was a concerted effort by the grant to build the capacity of teacher education faculty. This included the implementation of multiple ongoing, collaborative faculty development opportunities. Growing out of these experiences was the development of enhanced curriculum and its implementation in multiple teacher education courses.
Transformative Education Environment (TEE Room)
The TEE room was created as a way to afford faculty the access to a learning environment where they could explore alternative instructional approaches embodied in the Transformative Learning Qualities. Key design features of the learning environment include: flexibility, collaboration, and accessibility.
For more information about the TEE Room, please see the following resource:
For more information about the Iowa Teacher Quality Partnership Grant, please contact Nadene Davidson.


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Head coach Carlos de los Cobos made a couple changes in the back following the Fire's 3-0 defeat of FC Dallas on Sunday, giving goalkeeper Andrew Dykstra and trailing Salvadoran defender Deris Umanzor starting nods, while veteran Brian McBride returned to the lineup after not playing against the Hoops.
The home team dominated the first half, thwarting any Fire effort at goal while creating a number of chances that threatened Dykstra's net.
The 26th minute saw the second-year Fire keeper charge off his line to take a clear opportunity away from U.S. international Brian Mullan. Ten minutes later, Dykstra was called upon to make back-to-back saves on efforts from strikers Dominic Oduro and Cam Weaver, equal to both tasks and taking his club into the half level with Houston.
The second half saw veteran midfielder Logan Pause and trailing striker Collins John enter the match for Baggio Husidic and Julio Martinez, respectively. In what would become a chippy second half, the changes gave fuel to the Fire attack allowing the team a better view toward goal.
Despite the change in attack, it was the home team that went up first in the 63rd minute when Luis Angel Landin served a cross from the left that found the head of Cameron, who made no mistake with his second chance of the match, putting it past a sprawling Andrew Dykstra.
The Fire looked for the response and found it eight minutes later, defender Wilman Conde intercepted a Dynamo pass in midfield and made his way forward, when he found Marco Pappa at the top of the Houston box, The Guatemalan international fired a low, driven shot out of reach of goalkeeper Pat Onstad, to level the scoring.
The visitors looked to go ahead three minutes later when speedy striker Patrick Nyarko was chopped in the box by Houston's Eddie Robinson. The foul saw the Dynamo defender shown a red card and the referee awarded a penalty kick. Looking for his second goal on the night, Pappa stepped to the penalty spot and put an attempt to the lower left corner, where this time Onstad was equal to the effort, keeping the game knotted at 1-1.
Following the penalty save, Houston began to threaten as they looked for the winner. A dangerous corner in the 82nd minute saw an effort go just wide of Dykstra's goal. The Fire lost their man-advantage when Pappa picked up a second yellow card for a hard challenge in the 86th minute, but neither team was able to break the score line and the match ended 1-1.
As they return to Chicago on Friday, the result takes the club to 3-1-2 in the preseason. The Fire will play their last preseason match of 2010 when they take on the University of Notre Dame on Saturday, March 20 at the Toyota Park practice field.


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text: Mike van Aarle drew several episodes of 'Tafeltje Dekje' in Okki with a text by René van Hensbergen from 1978. Between 1980 and 1984, he drew 'Kaspar' for the weekly magazine Jippo. During the 1980s, he contributed to cultural magazines like Teken, and to the monthly Zender. Between 1998 and 2000, he did drawings and strips for OpNieuw. More recently, he has done illustrations and strips for educational publications of Wolters-Noordhoff and others.


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"Let us examine for a moment the current all-encompassing science of cosmology.... The big bang theory proclaims that the whole universe created itself instantly out of nothing. I believe there are many observations by now that disprove this..." (astrophysicist Halton Arp, 2000, 14[3]:448).
[NOTE: Words and phrases in bold type within these definitions also appear in the glossary.]
Absolute Zero—The theoretical temperature at which substances possess no thermal energy and all molecular motion ceases. Equal to 0 Kelvin, -273.15° Celsius, or -459.67° Fahrenheit.
Anisotropy—From Greek anisos, meaning "unequal"; having properties that vary according to the direction of measurement; opposite of isotropy.
Axions—Theoretical particles that have no charge or spin, and an extremely small mass. They have been proposed to explain unknown characteristics of the strong nuclear force.
Baryonic Matter—All conventional ("normal") matter comprised of protons and neutrons.
"Big Chill"—Cosmological theory which suggests that the Universe will accelerate its expansion, growing increasingly cold with its infinite advance.
"Big Crunch"—Cosmological theory which suggests that the Universe expanded originally from a singularity, eventually will collapse back again, and will repeat such a cycle indefinitely.
Black Hole—A theoretical object whose mass is at such an intense density that the escape velocity exceeds the speed of light, thus preventing even light from exiting.
Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMB)—An observed cosmic radiation on the order of microwaves [waves that have the shortest wavelength in the radio wave spectrum] emanating from space, independent of directional measurements.
Cosmological Redshift—The "apparent movement" of matter in space, caused by the movement of space itself rather than the motion of matter itself; also known as Hubble flow or expansion redshift.
Cosmology—From Greek kosmos, meaning "order"; the study of the Cosmos (i.e., the ordered Universe) in all its aspects.
Dark Energy—Theoretical "missing energy" that has been suggested to account for a deficiency in the Big Bang Theory and its variants; hypothesized, but not yet documented to exist.
Dark Matter—Theoretical particles that emit little or no detectable radiation of their own, and that are postulated to exist because of the effects of gravitational forces on other astronomical objects; hypothesized, but not yet documented to exist.
Doppler Effect—The change in the observed frequency of an electromagnetic wave due to the relative motion of source and/or observer.
Entropy—Measure of the disorder or randomness in a system; the portion of heat (energy) content unavailable to perform work.
Expansion—The concept in astronomy which suggests that the distance between galaxies in the Universe is continually increasing in size (which means that galaxies outside our own are receding from us).
Expansion Redshift—The "apparent movement" of matter in space caused by the movement of space itself rather than the motion of matter; also known as Hubble flow or cosmological redshift.
First Law of Thermodynamics—The scientific law which states that neither matter nor energy can be created or destroyed in a closed system, but can only be conserved.
Galaxy—Large-scale collection of stars, gas, and debris. The Milky Way Galaxy, where Earth resides, is classified as a spiral galaxy.
Globular Cluster—A group of many thousands of stars, which are traveling through space together and that are much closer to each other than the stars around the group.
Gravitational Redshift—The movement of matter in space caused, not by the expansion of space around the matter, but by gravitational forces that actually cause the matter itself to move (cf. Hubble flow/cosmological redshift/expansion redshift).
Homogeneity—The concept which suggests that matter is distributed uniformly throughout the Universe.
Hubble Constant—The scientific constant of proportion between relative velocity and distance that is used to calculate the expansion rate of the Universe.
Hubble Flow—The "apparent movement" of matter in space, caused by the movement of space itself rather than the motion of matter itself; also known as cosmological redshift or expansion redshift.
Inflation—Rapid expansion of the Universe, required for the Inflationary Big Bang Hypothesis.
Inflaton—Theoretical particle whose sole purpose is to provide the vacuum of space with the required energy to produce inflation.
Irtrons—Theoretical points that spontaneously produce hydrogen from nothing and spew it into the Universe; hypothesized in an attempt to maintain a steady-state type of Universe.
Isotropy—From Greek isos meaning "equal"; having identical properties in all directions.
Light-years—A unit of measurement of astronomical distance; the distance that light travels in a vacuum in one year (approximately 5.88 trillion miles). [Distances expressed in light-years represent the time that light would take to cross that distance.]
Nebula—A diffuse mass of interstellar dust or gas or both, visible as luminous patches.
Nucleosynthesis—The creation of the elements via nuclear reactions; theoretically, the process by which heavier chemical elements are manufactured from hydrogen nuclei.
Quasars—Quasi-Stellar Astronomical Objects. Originally, these objects were called "quasi-stellar radio sources" ("quasars" for short). Quasars are compact, extragalactic objects that look like points of light, but which emit more energy (mostly as infrared radiation) than a hundred supergiant galaxies. Considered to be the most distant and youngest objects in the Universe.
Redshift—An increase in the wavelength of radiation emitted by a celestial body; often considered to be the consequence of the Doppler effect.
Second Law of Thermodynamics—Also known as the "Law of Increasing Entropy"; basically, the Second Law says three things: (a) systems will tend toward the most probable state; (b) systems will tend toward the most random state, and (c) systems will increase in entropy, where entropy is a measure of the unavailability of energy to do useful work.
Steady State Theory—Cosmological theory which proposed the spontaneous generation of hydrogen from nothing at hypothetical points known as "irtrons," thereby causing the Universe to expand forever and thus remain in a "steady state."
Sunyaev-Zeldovich Effect—The thermal effect arising from the frequency shift when cosmic microwave background radiation is scattered by the hot electrons in interstellar gas.
Superclusters—A large group of neighboring clusters of galaxies.
Universe—All matter and energy, including the Earth, the galaxies, and the contents of intergalactic space, regarded as a whole.
Vortices—The swirling or circular motion, tending to form a cavity or vacuum at its center.
Ylem—The hypothetical primordial matter, which according to the Big Bang, existed prior to the formation of the elements. Sometimes referred to as the "cosmic egg," it is the alleged seed that contained all the matter in the known Universe.


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Daft Punk sets record on Spotify with 'Get Lucky'
NEW YORK (AP) -- Daft Punk has set a record on Spotify.
The music service says the French electronic duo's song "Get Lucky" had the biggest streaming day for a single track on Friday in the U.S. and the United Kingdom. Spotify wouldn't release the number of streams.
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis' "Thrift Shop" previously held the record for most streams in a day in the U.S. British band Bastille had the title in the United Kingdom with the song "Pompeii."
Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" features rapper-producer Pharrell. It's the first single from the group's fourth album, "Random Access Memories," due out May 21. It's their first studio album since 2005's "Human After All," though the band scored the "Tron: Legacy" soundtrack in 2010. They won a Grammy in 2009.
Spotify launched in 2008.


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Managing ADHD through play
10 May 2013
Children make sense of the world through play, say University of Sydney paediatric occupational therapists, who have developed a play program to teach essential life skills to children diagnosed with ADHD.
The program 'The Ultimate Guide to Making Friends', which includes a parent handbook, a video starring an alien character called Oober and clinical play sessions with a therapist, has so far been tested via two pilot studies. Researchers are seeking participants for the third phase of the study.
Early results of the initial two phases are promising, showing play can help children learn afresh the essential lifelong skills of sharing and caring. They also indicate the young participants are increasing their social and communication skills.
Study co-ordinator and PhD candidate, Sarah Wilkes-Gillan says:
"Play is often described as 'children's work'. Kids learn and develop through play. As small children we all learn the importance of sharing and cooperating. These skills require empathy, which is the ability to imagine how another is feeling and see the world through their eyes or viewpoint. This skill takes time to develop and we use it throughout our entire lives," says Sarah.
"While we teach young children to share, empathy is a complex skill that develops as children grow. We notice children begin to play with others, instead of alongside them. Some children may develop empathy at a slower rate than others. They might continue to care about themselves and their possessions and do not think about how their peers or family members think or feel," she says.
The program is also helping the parents of the children with ADHD. Anecdotally, parents say the simple step-by-step guide has given them tools and strategies to use at home, providing them with methods to communicate better with their child and help their child to develop lasting friendships.
Sarah's PhD supervisor, Professor Anita Bundy, says:
"What we know is that many children with ADHD can have problems understanding social cues. They dominate play time. They are not necessarily empathetic and find it difficult to learn the social skills that other children learn. This may mean they have problems making and keeping friends."
Experts estimate as many as 900,000 Australian children between the ages of two and 19 are living with ADHD.
The research team is currently inviting participants in their larger 10-week intervention program commencing in May and running in blocks through to December. The program involves clinical sessions with therapist-supported play, video feedback of play interactions, and parent involvement through home activities.
Sarah Wilkes-Gillan will present the study's preliminary findings at the Occupational Therapy Australia Conference, to be held in July.
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Nicki Minaj Gives Steve Nash A Lap Dance! [Video]
Nicki Minaj likes to give one lucky fan a lap dance every night during her concert. Most of the time this is just some guy that gets pulled out of the crowd. Last night, that guy was 2 time NBA All-Star Steve Nash! (or someone that looked exactly like him). Check out the video.


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Casey Donahew Band Performs LIVE on the Front Porch
Casey Donahew Band is one of the most popular acts in Texas today. Case in point, their latest project "Standoff" hit the No. 7 spot on the Country iTunes chart when it was released in April, something that is almost unheard of for an independent band. And their current single "Whiskey Baby" just wrapped up a three week run at No. 1. The guys recently stopped by to perform for some of our listeners, here are the videos from that performance.
"Whiskey Baby"
"Give You a Ring"
"Double Wide Dream"
"That's how I roll, strapped down, with pistols and rifles, riding horses." Read my latest interview with Casey here to find out why he said that and what it means, exactly.


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Bethel fields computer programming teams that compete in the annual ACM North Central North American regional competition. Historically, our teams have been competitive with colleges and universities many times our size. In 2009, our top team finished in 42nd place out of 203 teams. Only four teams that finished ahead of us were from liberal arts colleges – the rest were from large state schools from across the central United States and Canada.
Those seeking hands-on technical experience are encouraged to apply to work for a student job in Bethel's Department of Information and Media Services (IMS), which provides the campus with computer technical support as well as audiovisual services.


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Recording on a snowy Valentine's Day. Cuddle up with your significant other and enjoy the show.
We also kick off our third year of providing you the information you need to make your geocaching experience the best.
Geocaching 101 – How to rate a geocache
Google maps Street view catches a geocacher logging a find
Southwestern Michigan Herald-Palladium atrticle on inexpensive winter activities
SPOT messenger service has competition – PLB
A new definition of 'Be Prepared' in Boy Scouting – from the Atlantic City Press
GPS to be effected by solar activity
Fox 31 Denver article on GPS road to nowhere
Denver Channel article on Little Buddy GPS Best Buy link
New segment – Around the Water Cooler – Do cache runs spoil the enjoyment of geocaching? Let us know and we can discuss on the next show.
Geocaching in Space Jeremy speaks on the ISS cache
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So I bought a whole clump of celery for oxtail stew I made that day (which I forgot to photograph and when I had remembered, everything was eaten) The problem is that I don't like celery. Not on it's own at least. But considering there are about 10 sticks of celery in a bag at least, I had to come up with a way to consume! So I made a whole lot of different soups. (I know I could make vegetable stock and freeze but I like my food fresh when I can help it. Plus if I'm going to have to boil something, I might as well cook it as a meal.)
Digging around in my various archives, I tried to find the article I had come across about how to cook a soup from scratch without a recipe and couldn't find it so I decided to wing it. Afterall, it can't be that difficult, right? And you know what? It really wasn't that difficult!
Refriderator soup
1 yellow onion chopped up
1/2 red onion chopped up
1 rib of celery chopped up
2 large carrots chopped up
3oz dried porcini mushrooms
2 cloves of garlic minced
4 cups of chicken stock
1/2 tsp mixed herbs (Masterfood)
1/4 tsp peppercorn
2 bay leaves
1/4 cup red wine
2 tbs tomato paste
- Place poricini mushrooms in 1 cup of hot water for 10 minutes
- Sautee the garlic and onions in olive oil until translucent
- Add carrots and celery and sautee until tender.
- Pour in poricni mushroom and stock and bring to a boil.
- Add herbs and tomato paste and simmer the soup.
- Add red wine towards the end of the cooking.
- If you don't have much time and don't like the sharp taste of celery, use a blending wand and blitz it up for a thicker soup or keep it overnight for the celery to absorb all the flavors. Alternatively, boil to a mush.
- Adjust herbs and wine according to taste. Be adventurous.


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USAgain clothing collection bins continue to serve as a convenient recycling option
WILKES BARRE, PA (Jan. 20, 2015) – Five million pounds of clothing and shoes were diverted from landfills thanks to Pennsylvania-area residents. That's 1,182 garbage trucks diverted from going to landfills!
The national textile recycler provides an outlet to give surplus clothing a second life through a network of thousands of recycling bins located nationwide. By diverting 5,175,812 pounds of textiles, USAgain and its patrons prevented 36 million pounds of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere, saved more than 7 billion gallons of water, and 29,576 cubic yards of landfill space.
USAgain recycling programs are hosted in partnership with municipalities, local businesses, event based community drives and fundraisers for schools and non-profits.
"We want to commend Pennsylvania area residents for their commitment to sustainability. These collections continue to keep clothing out of our landfills having a positive impact on our environment," said USAgain CEO Mattias Wallander. "Textile recycling programs are getting attention from municipalities with a goal to improve their overall waste diversion rates and we are working diligently to assist with their goal".
Recent data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency shows 5.7 percent of the municipal solid waste (MSW) is textiles. A staggering 12 million tons of clothing and shoes end up in the garbage and make their way to the landfills every year.
"We are making progress but our mission is to further reduce the amount of clothing that ends up in the landfills through education and outreach events in addition to our clothing recycling bins," Wallander said. "Every bit counts and our goal is to gain more partnerships and increase the textile recycling rate to 75 percent."
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About USAgain
USAgain – a leader in the textile recycling industry since 1999, USAgain is a for-profit company that recycles and reuses clothing, shoes and other textiles. Its mission is to provide consumers with a convenient and eco-friendly option to rid themselves of excess clothing, which is diverted from landfills. USAgain maintains more than 12,500 collection bins in 19 states. For more information, visitwww.usagain.com.


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What is the Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains?
The Independent Commission for the Location of Victims' Remains was established by an intergovernmental agreement between the Irish and British Governments, signed on 27 April 1999, and by legislation enacted in the two jurisdictions. The Department of Justice and Equality and the Northern Ireland Office provide financial support for the Commission.
The purpose of the Commission is to obtain information, in Confidentiality, which may lead to the location of the remains of victims of paramilitary violence ("The Disappeared") who were murdered and buried in secret arising from the conflict in Northern Ireland.
Who are the Disappeared?
The Disappeared are those killed and buried in secret by illegal organisations prior to 10 April 1998 as a result of the Northern Ireland conflict. There were sixteen people who 'disappeared' during 'the troubles' in Northern Ireland. PIRA admitted responsibility for thirteen of the sixteen, while one was admitted by the INLA. No attribution has been given to the remaining two. To date ten bodies have been recovered.
More information on the missing victims and those recovered can be found on the Disappeared page
Who are the Commissioners?
There are two members of the Commission - Sir Kenneth Bloomfield and Mr. Frank Murray – who were appointed by the two Governments. More information on the Commissioners can be found on the Commissioners page.
Can you help?
In order to recover the remains of those victims still missing, the Commission depends on information being provided to it from the public.
If you have any information which may lead to the location of the remains of any of the Disappeared please contact the Commission in the strictest confidence. You have nothing to fear from contacting the Commission.
All information that we receive is privileged – it cannot be passed on to other agencies or used in a court of law. It can only be used to try and locate the remains of the Disappeared.
For details on how to contact the Commission in strict confidence please visit our Contact page
Support for the families
The Commission is grateful to WAVE Trauma Centre for the support and assistance it has provided to the families of the Disappeared.
WAVE is a voluntary organisation founded in 1991 to support people bereaved or traumatised though the troubles. More information on the work of WAVE can be found on our Support for the families page.
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Drew Chadwick Leaves Emblem3by Mandi Salerno | PopCrush
Emblem3 made a sad announcement today regarding the future of the band.
Drew Chadwick is leaving the group for solo pursuits, the boy band revealed. Effective immediately, Emblem3 is now a twosome.
The Washington state natives, who took fourth place on 'X Factor' in 2012, also had some good news to counteract the unexpected notice of Drew's departure. Emblems, Keaton and Wesley Stromberg aren't going anywhere! They'll continue making music as Emblem3. They'll also finish out their current North American tour, 'Fireside Story Sessions,' without their third and previous bandmate.
The 'Chloe' singers took to their official website to break the news. Read their statement below for more details — and for some hints on what's to come in the future!
Hey Emblems,
We have an important announcement to make. While we regret sharing this news, we as a group need to share that Drew has decided to move forward in pursuit of his solo career and will no longer be with Emblem3 or joining us on The Fireside Story Sessions. We're sad to see Drew go but he will always be our brother, and we couldn't be happier for him as he starts his new journey as a solo artist. If you'd like to stay updated on Drew's solo album and news tune into Drew's Twitter/Instagram and his YouTube channel for an announcement on June 27th regarding his new album. Drew sends hugs out to all the Emblems.
We know many of you may be concerned about what this means for Emblem3, but I can assure you this is just the beginning! Me and Keaton started this band when we were 9 and 11 years old and we will continue making music for our fans. We love you with all our heart. E3 has always been about a partnership of likeminded musicians and we're committed to continuing this journey alongside you all. And who knows, you may also start seeing some very familiar faces popping up.
We've been working tirelessly on new material and have so much of the new record to share with you on The Fireside Story Sessions starting next week! It's gonna be so much fun and we can't wait to hang around the campfire with you. I bet Keatons probably going to eat too many marshmallows and get sick. Anyway, we can't wait to see you all there. Stay tuned for updates on the new album and if you want a sneak peak, come see us this summer.
All the dates from The Fireside Story Sessions and other concerts listed on our website are still happening, but if you have any questions or concerns please refer to the contact info below.
For buyers of US dates (Queue):
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We'll see you all this summer!
Love – Wes, Keaton, and Drew