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Colombian Museum Hosts Largest Exhibition Ever in Latin America of Andy Warhol's Works
The exhibition, organized by Museo de Arte del Banco de la República in conjunction with the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh and curated by Philip Larratt-Smith, offers a complete panorama of the work of this fertile artist and it is the largest exhibition ever organized in a Latin American museum. The list of works of art comprises 26 paintings, 57 silk screens, 39 photographs and 2 installations ('Silver Clouds' and 'Cow wallpaper'). Fourteen of his films will also be screened at the Fundación Gilberto Alzate Avendaño. Andy Warhol, "Mr. America" explores all aspects and periods from this multi-facetic production from this artist, with a particular emphasis in the period between 1961 and 1968. On exhibition 18 June through 21 September, 2009.
It was during the 1960s that Warhol began to make paintings of iconic American products such as Campbell's Soup Cans from the Campbell Soup Company and Coca-Cola bottles, as well as paintings of celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe, Troy Donahue, and Elizabeth Taylor. He founded "The Factory," his studio during these years, and gathered around himself a wide range of artists, writers, musicians, and underground celebrities. He began producing prints using the silkscreen method. His work became popular and controversial.
Among the imagery tackled by Warhol were dollar bills, celebrities and brand name products. He also used as imagery for his paintings newspaper headlines of photographs of mushroom clouds, electric chairs, and police dogs attacking civil rights protesters. Warhol also used Coca Cola bottles as subject matter for paintings.
New York's Museum of Modern Art hosted a Symposium on pop art in December 1962 during which artists like Warhol were attacked for "capitulating" to consumerism. Critics were scandalized by Warhol's open embrace of market culture. This symposium set the tone for Warhol's reception. Throughout the decade it became more and more clear that there had been a profound change in the culture of the art world, and that Warhol was at the center of that shift.
A pivotal event was the 1964 exhibit The American Supermarket, a show held in Paul Bianchini's Upper East Side gallery. The show was presented as a typical U.S. small supermarket environment, except that everything in it from the produce, canned goods, meat, posters on the wall, etc. were created by six prominent pop artists of the time including the controversial (and like-minded) Billy Apple, Mary Inman, and Robert Watts. Warhol's painting of a can of Campbell's soup cost $1,500 while each autographed can sold for $6. The exhibit was one of the first mass events that directly confronted the general public with both pop art and the perennial question of what is art.
As an advertisement illustrator in the 1950s, Warhol used assistants to increase his productivity. Collaboration would remain a defining (and controversial) aspect of his working methods throughout his career; in the 1960s, however, this was particularly true. One of the most important collaborators during this period was Gerard Malanga. Malanga assisted the artist with producing silkscreens, films, sculpture, and other works at "The Factory", Warhol's aluminum foil-and-silver-paint-lined studio on 47th Street (later moved to Broadway). Other members of Warhol's Factory crowd included Freddie Herko, Ondine, Ronald Tavel, Mary Woronov, Billy Name, and Brigid Berlin (from whom he apparently got the idea to tape record his phone conversations).
During the 60s, Warhol also groomed a retinue of bohemian eccentrics upon whom he bestowed the designation "Superstars", including Edie Sedgwick, Viva, and Ultra Violet. These people all participated in the Factory films, and some, like Berlin, remained friends with Warhol until his death. Important figures in the New York underground art/cinema world, such as writer John Giorno and film-maker Jack Smith, also appear in Warhol films of the 1960s, revealing Warhol's connections to a diverse range of artistic scenes during this period.
The Museo de Arte del Banco de la República inaugurated in 2004, next door to the Museo Botero, it houses the bank's art collection and different art exhibits throughout the year. Opens Mondays through Saturdays -except Tuesdays- from 9 am to 7pm. Sundays from 10 am to 5 pm. Visit : www.lablaa.org/museodearte.htm


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KENNESAW, Ga. – Kennesaw State (5-4-1, 1-1 Atlantic Sun) scored twice in the game's first 10 minutes and then sat back, keeping Lipscomb (2-8-1) out of the net and taking down the Bisons, 4-0.
"We did not show up to play in the first half," said head coach Jon Ireland. "We regrouped at halftime and the second half was much improved, but credit Kennesaw State for finishing their chances."
Kennesaw State wasted no time getting warmed up against the Lady Bisons. The Owls went up one goal in the game's fourth minute on a tap-in by A-Sun leading scorer Katrina Frost, who collected a corner kick from Sofia Blanco that deflected off of Katie Schwartz.
Three minutes later, Schwartz would add another goal for the Owls, heading in another Blanco corner for her season's first goal.
Lipscomb's offensive woes continued in this one. Freshman Baylee Linnell's 58th-minute shot, saved by Kennesaw State keeper Mel Hutto, represented Lipscomb's first and only shot on goal in the game. Overall, Lipscomb was outshot an astounding 29-3, with 17 of Kennesaw State's shots being on goal.
"We were short-handed again today, but other girls have to be able to step up," Ireland said. "We just didn't play well defensively, and that hurts your offense too."
Frost would later add her A-Sun leading 10th goal of 2011, breaking away from the Lipscomb defense and beating keeper Allison Brown one-on-one for the goal in the 71st minute.
In just her second career start, Brown was tested from the very beginning against Kennesaw State. She responded by making a career-high 13 saves, tied for fifth-best mark in school history for a single game.
With just seconds remaining, the Owls Brittany Vining would head in an Alyssa Mahan corner kick for Kennesaw State's final goal of the afternoon.
"We made three mistakes on corners and they capitalized every time," Ireland said. "Everyone has to play at a high level and understand their roles."
Lipscomb will host its first home Atlantic Sun games of the season next weekend, when ETSU (Sept. 30, 7:30 p.m.) and USC Upstate (Oct. 2, 1 p.m.) visit Nashville.
Check Lipscombsports.com for more information on the Lady Bison soccer team, and follow us on Twitter (@Lipscombwsoccer) and like us on Facebook (Lipscomb Women's Soccer).

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Elementary Education Admission and Degree Requirements:
- Students must apply and meet the criteria for professional program acceptance.
- Students planning to major in elementary education must complete the following pre-professional courses before professional program acceptance is granted. Note that some of these courses have minimum grade requirements. (see courses with asterisks).
*These courses must be completed with minimum grade of "C".
**These courses must be completed with minimum grade of "B".
Freshman Year
*Writing Intensive Course (W)
*ENG 105, 106, 107 or 208
*PSY 100 Introduction to Psychology
*HIS 148 American History to 1877
*HIS 149 American History Since 1877
*COM 160 Speech Foundations, *COM 161 Decision Making in Groups
*COM 162 Interpersonal Communications
One course in Fine Arts (art or music)
Foreign Language
*SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology
*ANT 100 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Sophomore Year
*MAT 105 & 106 Foundations of Math I & II
*GEO 100 Principles of Geography
*Laboratory Science Course (8 SH)
**ED 206 Introduction to Education
**EPY 203 Child Development in School
**EPY 204 Adolescent Development in School
**HPX 215 Health Issues in Schools
[Laboratory Sciences: AST 122, 126, 134, 150; BIO 100, 103, 104, 111, 130, 156; CHEM 102, 104 110, 111, 120, 202; MTR 150, 162, 175; PHY 103, 110, 111, 120, 121, 136, 170]
*A minimum grade of "C" or better is required.
- Students must select an academic major in arts and sciences in addition to completing their professional education courses. Students must select one of the following academic majors. At the discretion of the chair of the education and educational psychology department, other academic majors may be considered to meet this requirement:
American Studies
English–Writing Option
Political Science
Social Sciences
In addition to the course requirements for each of the academic majors in arts and sciences listed above, students must complete forty-one (41) hours in professional education coursework. The successful completion of these courses in the following professional education general areas will result in eligibility to be teacher certified for Grades 1-6 in Connecticut:
AREA I: Foundations of Education
AREA II: Educational Psychology
AREA III: Curriculum and Methods of Teaching
AREA IV: Supervised Full-Time Student Teaching
- Once students receive professional program acceptance as an elementary education major, they are eligible to register for the following professional semester courses. Registration for this block of courses is open only to students accepted into the professional program. A minimum grade of "B" is required in each of these courses:
ED 210 Foundations of Literacy I
ED 301 Foundations Literacy II
ED 320 The Professional Development School Experience (pass/fail only)
ED 415 Elementary School Science
ED 425 Elementary School Social Studies
ED 430 Foundations Literacy III
EPY 405 Introduction to Special Education
Note: Field experiences are an integral part of the professional semester; students are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from their assigned schools.
- During the senior year students will enter the student teaching phase of the program. Since field experiences are an integral part of the professional semester, students are responsible for providing their own transportation to and from their assigned schools. In order to register for student teaching, elementary education majors must present at least a cumulative average of 3.0. Students are advised not to register for other courses during the student teaching semester. A student teaching application (available in the Department of Education & Educational Psychology Office—WS 249) approved by the appropriate elementary education adviser must be filed with the chairperson of the education and educational psychology department during the semester just prior to the student teaching semester. The applications must be submitted by April 1 for the fall semester, and November 1 for the spring semester.
Before enrolling in the student teaching semester, teacher candidates may not have more than 6 semester hours of an approved, academic major coursework remaining.
Senior Year Professional Teaching Semester Courses
ED 340 Assessment of Teaching Strategies (pass/fail only)
ED 341 Student Teaching - Elementary majors (pass/fail only)
- Students earning less than a "P" grade in student teaching may be required to complete additional student teaching and/or coursework before receiving a recommendation for graduation and certification. Students must present at least a 3.0 cumulative average in their academic and professional education required courses to graduate in the elementary education program.
- Other general requirements for the B.S. degree in Elementary Education include the completion of all general education requirements, including the physical education requirement and electives. Students are strongly urged to maintain an updated and signed copy of their program sheet. All requirements for this degree are listed on this program sheet, which may be obtained at the Office of the Dean of Professional Studies (White Hall 123) or the Department of Education and Educational Psychology (WS 249). Students must meet those degree requirements in effect at the time of their matriculation or re-admittance to the university.
Minor in Mathematics for Elementary Education Majors
At least 17 credits to include
- MAT 171 or 181
- and at least one of the following: MAT 211, MAT 363, or MAT 251.
- Additionally, MAT 105 and 106 are required, as they are for all elementary education certification students.


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April 2014
I have had a lot of fading with the Dy-Na-Flo paint on silk. I have been ironing it but am not sure if I am supposed to sit in one spot for 3 minutes or just stay in one area for 3 minutes. Can I iron 2 layers at a time? I have tried putting it in the dryer and that does not work. There was a ton of fading. It is a little time consuming. Thanks for your help
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April 2014
Hi Qirfa,
Generally we recommend working in a area about twice the width of your iron and staying there for approximately 3 minutes then moving on to the next section with a bit of overlap. Additionally and especially with silk, I've found using a lightweight cotton cloth between the fabric and the iron and setting the temperature at the cotton setting gives me the best results. Also, allowing the piece to dry for 24 to 72 hours before ironing helps.
I'd not recommend trying to iron two layers of painted fabric at a time.
hope this helps
August 2014
OK I am finally getting back to this. I had been going back and forth with you on setting Dy-Na-Flo paint and you recommended a product to add to the paint before using it. This was supposed to make it so that I did not have to spend and hour ironing one scarf. I bought this stuff and added it to the paint and my color still faded. What am I still doing wrong?
August 2014
ps thanks for your help.
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August 2014
Hi again,
So, using the AirFix with the Dye-Na-Flow has not reduced the fading during washing?
Can you detail the process you are using?
August 2014
I lightly wet out the scarf .... then scrunch it up and lay it out on my work table..... then I added the airfix to my small containers of paint.... shook them up ..... took a syringe and sucked up some of the paint and applied itto the scarves ..... then sprinkled some salt for affect and let the scarves dry. the scarves before rinsing have bright lovely color. Then I rinse them out and some of the colors stay bright in small spots and the rest fades quite a bit.
Thank you. Cari
[Deleted User]
August 2014
Do you pre-wash the scarves?
August 2014
Yes with synthropol. Cari
[Deleted User]
August 2014
Well, shoot!
I'm going to talk with the chemist about this - I don't know why you are losing color, I know lots and lots of folks that are using Dye-Na-Flow with silk and I've not heard of this problem.
The only thing different, at a glance, is your application method, but again, not sure why that would create a problem.
Have you done any pieces just brushing the paint on?
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August 2014
Okay, another question: How long are letting the pieces dry before rinsing?
Also, do you have a batch number on any of the paints and on the AirFix - that would be a stamped number near the UPC code.
August 2014
OK I really did respond to this but for some reason my posts are not going through.
I had a handful of scarves I did not rinse out because I was frustrated that they might loose all their paint like my other ones so I just left them. I decided I would rinse them out before responding back to you. These scarves kept all the color! The first batch I had waited 3-4 days before rinsing which should have been long enough. I am now wondering if it is because I work in my basement which is cooler and slightly damp? Maybe I need to let the scarves sit for more like 6-7 days before rinsing?
My only other problem is that where the scarves were bunched up and the paint pooled it left a sticky residue on the scarf which I am having to try and scrape off while I am ironing. It does not all come out in the wash. I am guessing I need to use less paint and spread the scarves out more while they dry? Thanks for your help. Cari
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August 2014
Hi Cari,
AhHa! I wondered if the cure time might be affected somehow. I think you are on the right track in assuming the temperature and humidity of your workspace may be affecting the cure time.
To the question about the excess paint - again, you are on the right track. Once the scarves are dry enough to move without affecting the pattern you are after, but still damp, you might want to lay it out and blot some of the excess paint from the scarf, then hang or lay the scarf flat to finish drying. Using a bit less paint will help, too.
Let me know how that works. And glad to know the longer cure time seems to be working.
August 2014
September 2014
I don't see anyone using dye na flow on t-shirts, though directions say that it can be used on all fabrics. Is there a reason that couldn't be done? I'm interested in doing something different with kids than tie dye and love the idea of dye na flow. But before I waste a bunch of paint, I thought someone else might have advice on use on cotton or 50/50 t- shirts. Thanks!
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September 2014
Hi Mandybell,
Dye-Na-Flow is GREAT for using on teeshirts. Here is a wonderful project that kids love:
If you have any other questions please don't hesitate.
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While waiting for Apple to unveil the iPad mini on October 23rd, we're all over leaked photos and specs for the new device. We've seen plenty of mock-ups until now, but Sonny Dickson, a researcher at 9to5Mac posted some photos on his Twitter feed that are rumored to be actual pics of the tiny Apple tablet.
Many of the pictures show the iPad mini next to the new iPad. There's a dramatic size difference between the two. The mini looks to be 7.85 inches with an anodized aluminum case. There's a rear-facing camera, two rear speakers and a nano-SIM card slot for wireless internet access. It will likely be equipped with the Lightning dock connector, too.
The Wall Street journal reports that Apple is so sure that the iPad mini will be a huge seller that they and their suppliers are busy making 10 million of them.
Google's Nexus 7 and Amazon's Kindle Fire are both priced at $199. TechCrunch is reporting that the iPad mini will come in at around $300.
Apple will make the official iPad Mini announcement on October 23rd. the iPad Mini preorder date for October 26th and we can find in stores on November 2nd.


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Did you know that there are at least 174 different words to describe the soft rolls of dust that collect on the floor under your bed? Many call them dust bunnies, but others label them house moss, frog hair, cussywop, woofinpoofs, or even ghost manure. Joan Cartan-Hansen talks with Joan Houston Hall, the Chief Editor of the Dictionary of American Regional English, about the unique twists and turns of the American language.
Developing the Dictionary of American Regional English has taken more than 50 years. Hall and her scholars have recently released the Dictionary's fifth volume, Si-Z, as well as the sixth volume, which contains maps and regional indexes. The Dictionary of American Regional English explains more than 60,000 regional words and phrases. A valuable tool for researchers, it is also a fun read, one that gives us a fascinating look at American life.
Editor Joan Houston Hall, a graduate of the College of Idaho, was in Idaho as this year's Commencement speaker for that institution.


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Oakland Raiders rookie Khalil Mack recently admitted his head was spinning from all the different positions he had to learn. However, the pass rushing linebacker knows it's a good thing.
Writing for TheMMQB.com on Monday, Mack reiterated that he understands being a multifaceted player who can provide matchup problems is his NFL destiny.
"I think I'm at my best as a wild card on defense, being used at multiple spots on the field, as strange as that might sound," Mack wrote. "That's what the team has laid out for me, and I think that will be a good thing. I like the idea of being the guy other teams have to look out for."
Mack marveled at working with veterans like Justin Tuck and LaMarr Woodley, penning that he plans to learn how to use his hands on the rush like Tuck and "bully" tight ends like Woodley.
"I think I'm still figuring out which pass-rush moves will be most effective in the NFL," Mack added. "I usually use a dip-and-rip off the edge, and it's pretty effective, but at the same time I have been learning a lot from Tuck and Woodley since I got to Oakland. I have a long arm that I think will be effective as well."
As for his career goals, Mack already has a quarterback sack checklist.
"I think I have a couple guys on my sack list: AFC West resident Peyton Manning, fellow Class of 2014 member Blake Bortles, and I've got to put Tom Brady on there," Mack wrote. "Brady is going to pass the ball more than 36 times a game, so that's a lot of opportunities for me."
The Raiders take on the Patriots in Week 3 and the Broncos in Week 10 and Week 17. Mack will have to wait for a chance to check Bortles off the list, as the Raiders and Jaguars aren't scheduled to meet in 2014.
The latest "Around The League Podcast" ranked the top quarterbacks in the NFL today.


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Kim Kardashian is at it again. This time, she's sharing a steamy selfie of her post-baby body in a skimpy white bathing suit.
The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star flaunted her figure on Instagram late Wednesday, posing in a white one-piece that leaves little to the imagination. Read: Plenty of sideboob and contoured buttcrack action.
The photo, which showcases her infamous derriere, simply bears the caption "#NoFilter."
PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian and Kanye West
No filter, indeed. The Ministry is at an impasse over whether the first-time mom's return to her exhibitionist ways is reassuring or disturbing.
The sex-tape-turned-reality-TV star, 32, ballooned during her recent pregnancy with daughter North West -- she gave birth to on June 15 -- and has reportedly been making post-baby weight-loss a top priority. (As well as a new penchant for flesh-baring garments, apparently.)
She joked on her show that she wanted to do a nude-photo shoot for Playboy or some other publication after giving birth and, perhaps we can all be grateful that another iteration of Wednesday's image didn't show up on the cover of a glossy gossip mag.
Kardashian credited her slimdown to the Atkins low-carb diet, and seems pretty proud of the results.
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"She is eating lots of lean proteins, healthy fats like nuts and avocado, carbs, fruits, veggies and cheese," a representative for Atkins told Us Weekly. "She wanted to be a healthy, nursing mom and not toxify her milk with her diet or lose weight too quickly. She's been doing Atkins since her doctor approved it at the end of June."
But no one seems to be happier about her look than her baby daddy, rapper Kanye West.
"HEADING HOME NOW," the Grammy-winning rapper tweeted in response to her sultry self-portrait.
Seriously. Get a room. They've morphed into those PDA Facebook friends we collectively hate.
What's ironic is that Kardashian previously said that West helped her see the merits in living a more private life.
"My boyfriend has taught me a lot about privacy," she told DuJour magazine in February. "I'm ready to be a little less open about some things, like my relationships. I'm realizing everyone doesn't need to know everything. I'm shifting my priorities."
But later that month, she and West posed in a steamy embrace together on the cover of French magazine L'Officiel Hommes.
Real consistent, you two.
Candice Swanepoel models Victoria's Secret $10-million bra
Ashton Kutcher, Jon Cryer top Forbes' highest-paid TV actors list
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Aurora University announces that the Illinois State Educator Preparation and Licensure Board (SEPLB) approved the 36-semester hour degree program in March 2013. The program is designed for those who wish to become instructional leaders.
The curriculum includes a 24-semester hour required endorsement core and a 12-semester hour block of courses that can be targeted toward each candidate's area of interest or career goals. Candidates will prepare for leadership positions, including department chair, grade-level leader, dean, curriculum specialist and athletic director.
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This a personal decision, although the truth is best in most cases. You have three options: You can be very open with your grandchildren and the outside world; you can tell the grandchildren the truth, but keep it private from the outside world; or you can tell your grandchildren and the outside world a "story." Weigh the pros and cons of each option carefully before making a final decision. Here are a few things to consider:
This depends on the children's ages and the relationship they had with their parent prior to incarceration. For many children, it is difficult to deal with their complex feelings about their parent's incarceration. While children may want to visit or talk to their parent, they also may be too upset, angry or scared to see their parent in prison. Encourage your grandchildren to share their feelings. Let them know that mixed feelings are normal and that they are entitled to feel angry, scared and upset.
Visiting prison also depends on your financial resources, the prison's policy, the prison's proximity to your home and the parent's preference. If possible, most grandchildren benefit from visiting their parent. Children will feel better knowing that their parent is okay and still loves them. However, it is also emotionally difficult to see a parent in prison.
If you do visit, it's normal to feel worried about sharing stories from everyday life. In most cases, it is best to share experiences and talk about prison as well as the outside world. Children may want to talk about school, difficulties and teachers. They may also want to write down questions or stories prior to the visit so they do not forget anything they want to discuss. You can also encourage the parent to write letters and stay in contact with the child.
In most cases, regular contact will help your grandchildren emotionally, academically and behaviorally. Children have vivid imaginations and may imagine situations that do not reflect reality, so it can be best for the grandchild to see where their parent lives. Some children feel very upset being separated from their parents, and visiting allows them to express their feelings, ask questions and see that their parent is safe. Visiting the parent in prison also allows the parent to play a role in the children's lives. This is important for the future, especially if the parent and child will be reunited.
However, children may feel guilty after seeing and talking with their parent. Because children often blame themselves for the parent's incarceration, they need reassurance from their parent that they are loved and not to blame. This will help your grandchildren heal emotionally. It can also be therapeutic for your grandchildren to see that other children are in similar situations.
It makes sense that you worry about your grandchildren's future safety and well-being. Many incarcerated parents continue to play a limited parental role. They may also have the opportunity to take parenting classes while in prison, which can help improve parenting skills and the parent-child relationship. During this time, it is important for the entire family to build positive relationships. Encourage the grandchildren's parent in his or her efforts while continuing your role as an active, caring grandparent.
The regular visitation may not be ideal for children, so ask if the prison has a "Parent-Child Visitation Program." These programs feature flexible visiting hours and play areas with toys or activities, which support more relaxed and meaningful interactions between children and their incarcerated parents. In Missouri, the 4-H Living Interactive Family Education Program engages children and parents in activities. For more information, call 1-573-882-9360, or visit extension.missouri.edu/fcrp/lifeevaluation/lifeprogram.htm. Some prisons work with their local communities to establish "summer host families," where children can stay temporarily and be closer to their incarcerated parent. This also gives grandparents a much needed parenting break. Contact the prison to learn about available programs for children of inmates.
Children and their needs are diverse. While some children have had minimal interaction with their parent prior to incarceration, others may have been close to their parent and possibly present during the arrest. Others may come from families where alcohol and drug abuse created an unpredictable and chaotic home life. Such children may be relieved to be in their grandparents' care. Every situation is different.
However, all children need stability, reassurance and love from both their parents and grandparents. Children also need to hear positive things about their parent, despite the situation and crime committed. Children will be loyal to their parent and should not feel as though they have to defend their parent. Children also need a safe environment to express anger, anxiety, confusion and sadness. Most children will benefit from contact with their parent. They also need a supportive environment outside of family, including teachers, counselors and friends.
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Auckland's Nightsong Productions and Theatre Stampede have premiered in Wellington a joyous, theatrical tour de force.
A triumph in 360 degrees, it has the brilliant conceit of being staged with the audience in the round, planted on swivel chairs while the action occurs on a circular ramp around them. This could so easily have been a case of style over substance, but instead the work's strength is that content, form and structure reflect each other beautifully.
Writers Carl Bland and Peta Rutter have woven a surreal, multi-layered meditation on life's circular shape and unpredictable motion through the familiar story of a son leaving home and then trying to find his way back again. It is like a rich, lyrical interior monologue brought to fantastical showbiz life by a travelling troupe of players in a dream pavilion.
Matching the script's almost Joycean rhapsodic absurdist tangents, an outstanding creative team throw every visual theatre trick in the book into the ring.
Movement, puppetry, object theatre and a smart 360 degree soundscape and lighting design amplify the work's joyous celebration of the adventurousness needed to make leaps into the unknown in life. It has all the magic of an old fashioned children's pop-up storybook.
Centred around a circus family - in which there is no mother but instead an adorable lifelike performing seal (one of a number of pieces of gorgeous puppetry) - the eldest son Gee leaves only to find life is a series of returns. Gee is played by three different actors at different stages of life, sometimes all on stage at the same time. Beautifully cast, the company are an adventurous mix of seasoned professionals and talented newcomers. All shine.
In the manner of a circle the play is about how life can be seen as starting and returning to the same place. With the actors popping up and strolling around you, you have to constantly readjust your position in relation to everybody else. It can feel like being in the barrel of a camera, time spinning backwards and forwards. This echoes 360's exploration of how, as the world spins, time has a habit of catching up with itself. Your memories start to overlay each other to cause strange subconscious meetings.
The text contains echoes of the movement of the work itself, noting for example that a character is "swinging wildly between subjects", "constantly spinning, not going anywhere" or that "when you're going this fast you can't quite focus on what's going past the window". Comments like these provide some comfort as you struggle to follow the story, echoing the jumpy nature of the work's construction.
The narrative detail is very hard to follow. This is particularly the case with the eldest Gee who plays a narrator who isn't in control of the telling of his own story (no disrespect to Bruce Phillips's strong performance in the role). He is more like an absurdist echo of Samuel Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape, submerged in memory, playing tapes of his younger self over and over.
Yet making sense of all this didn't matter to me too much. The detail was secondary to the work's dreamlike reverie, which has a strong logic all of its own.
The drama instead hinges on the beautifully drawn characters.
Emotionally the work is powered by yearning, expressed beautifully by all three Gees (Miilo Cawthorne, Edwin Wright and Phillips) and the young sister (Olivia Tennet). The spirit of the work is that of the clown - full of joy, hope and adventure in the face of danger, but aware that ultimately the day will end as it began.
To tell you too much about the surprises that this work pops up continually, like rabbits out of hats, would be to damage the experience. Suffice to say they left the audience grinning like blissful goldfish as they went round and round in life's fishbowl.
360 reminded me of happy communal nights in the early days of Auckland's Watershed Theatre, a time when Bland and Rutter first presented their unique view of the world in The Bed Show, to which this work shows a strong connection.
It also reminded me of the surreal magic of the storytelling of The Front Lawn shows of that time. Together with The Arrival at the festival this week it felt like delivery on the long held theatrical potential of a particular Auckland strain of theatre.
Can I book tickets for the Auckland Festival 2011 season of 360 now?
Auckland's Nightsong Productions and Theatre Stampede have premiered in Wellington a joyous, theatrical tour de force.
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Nov. 27, 2006
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The NCAA men's soccer semifinal match between UC Santa Barbara and Wake Forest, scheduled for Friday, Dec. 1 in St. Louis, will kick-off at 5:30 p.m. Pacific Time, or 45 minutes following the completion of the first semifinal match, it was announced today.
The match between the Gauchos and Demon Deacons will be preceded by the other semifinal game between UCLA and Virginia.
In addition, UCSB will be hosting a reception for all of its alumni and boosters at the Busch Student Center on the Saint Louis University campus, across from Robert R. Hermann Stadium, the where the matches will be played. The reception will run from 6:00-7:00 p.m. in rooms 352 and 353 of the Busch Student Center.
"We are very excited about the Gauchos' second College Cup appearance in the last three years," said UCSB Athletics Director Gary Cunningham. "We want to give our alumni and fans who plan to attend the event an opportunity to share in the excitement and get ready for a great match."
UCSB has advanced to its second College Cup in three years with four straight NCAA Tournament wins. On Nov. 11, the Gauchos hosted San Diego State and posted a 2-1 win. On Nov. 15, UCSB shocked top-ranked and third-seeded SMU, in Dallas, 3-1. Santa Barbara remained on the road, traveling from Dallas to Norfolk, Va., where it edged Old Dominion, 2-1, on Nov. 18. On Saturday, Nov. 25, the Gauchos returned home to host Northwestern in an NCAA quarterfinal match and after falling behind 2-1 at half, defeated the Wildcats 3-2.
UCSB enters the College Cup with an overall record of 16-7-0, but it has won nine of the last 10 matches.
Friday's match against Wake Forest will be broadcast live in Santa Barbara on KCSB, 91.9-FM. The contest will be televised on a tape-delay basis by ESPN 2 on Saturday morning.


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DAKAR, Senegal, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- Opposition leader Macky Sall says he will join the race for president of Senegal rather than rally a united front against President Abdoulaye Wade.
Sall and Moustapha Niasse are the leading contenders in the campaign to unseat the 85-year-old Wade, Voice of America reported Friday.
Senegal's Constitutional Council ruled Sunday that Wade could seek a third term, despite the two-term limit mandated in the constitution.
Senegalese political analysts say dividing the opposition between Sall and Niasse will only help Wade's re-election efforts, VOA reported.
Amnesty International called on the president to rein in security forces after three people were killed and dozens injured in two days of political demonstrations against the council ruling.
A protester was killed Tuesday in Dakar when a police vehicle plowed into a group of anti-Wade protesters.
"President Wade must send a clear order to his security forces not to resort to lethal force unless their lives are in danger," Salvatore Sagues, Amnesty International's researcher on West Africa, said Wednesday in a statement.


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Many years ago I was asked to talk at an annual meeting of a statewide prosecutors' association. They wanted me to speak from a defense perspective about common prosecutorial mistakes. Really, this was their idea. I accepted happily.
I began my talk by telling the prosecutors that they were all accomplished trial lawyers who argued passionately and well for the interests of the government. I complimented them on their public service, and on their ability to convict and punish lawbreakers. This went over pretty well.
I told them they had a problem, however, because their convictions were no good. Brady violations were so rampant and pervasive that post-conviction lawyers regarded new trials as theirs for the asking on the basis of undisclosed exculpatory information. What good did it do, I asked, to obtain convictions so vulnerable to challenge? Even worse, by dismantling such an important safeguard, they were corrupting the process and endangering innocent people. The room went silent as I categorized the information typically withheld by prosecutors, and the areas within law enforcement agencies where they routinely failed to search for exculpatory information. I suggested improved training and a more critical review of their own cases. I said any strategic cost of over-production seemed a negligible price to pay for more accurate and reliable convictions. Accurate and reliable convictions would also better withstand post-conviction challenges, and seeking them in the first place would improve the criminal justice process for all.
When I was done they thanked me and wished me well. They never invited me back.
In the years that followed, the routine violation of Brady would emerge from the relative obscurity of low-level prosecutions into public awareness through such high profile cases as the rape prosecution of the Duke lacrosse players and the corruption case against U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens.1 In 2011, the New Orleans District Attorney's office would assert incorrectly in oral argument to the Supreme Court that the disclosure of the obviously exculpatory information at issue was merely prudent, not mandated by law.2 And a career prosecutor in Virginia regarded as a dean of prosecuting attorneys would testify to a federal district court that he routinely withheld exculpatory information from certain defense lawyers and defendants because he did not trust them.3
Many fine prosecutors are scrupulous about the production of exculpatory information. This column is not about them. Nor is this a column about biased, conviction-obsessed, unethical prosecutors. This column is an acknowledgement that the current structure is inadequate to fulfill the constitutional mandate of Brady. Relying on prosecutors to recognize, obtain, and produce information favorable to the defense does not work. Fifty years of this experiment is enough; it has been a failure; no longer may we entrust the fate of the accused to a process in which the information that might be the key to freedom or the preservation of a life can be withheld by the government.
The current structural failure is not caused simply by prosecutors making deliberate decisions to violate their constitutional duty. Most prosecutors are dedicated public servants who seek to discharge all of the requirements of their office. At the same time, however, they lack the training and motivation to discover and produce the information that might help the defendant they are trying to convict.
Why is this so? First, it is questionable whether prosecutors receive any training at all on the Brady mandate, or what it includes, beyond the mere terms "exculpatory" and "favorable to the defense." They read the cases, but they do not understand the concepts. Prosecutors do not recognize exculpatory information because they do not know how defense attorneys can use it to prove innocence, an affirmative defense, reasonable doubt, or mitigating circumstances. Given the breadth of daily Brady violations, this explanation is more charitable than the conclusion that such failures are deliberate. What training there is inexplicably perpetuates misinformation, classic examples of which include the belief that information is not exculpatory unless it proves innocence, impeachment material is not exculpatory, or that specific requests trigger a different standard.
Another obstacle is the effect of confirmational bias. Prosecutors believe the defendants they prosecute are guilty. Determinations of whether information is favorable to the defense are affected by a tendency to interpret information as more consistent with guilt than nonguilt.
A third problem is an unwillingness to search for information that conflicts with the hypothesis of guilt or might weaken the government's case. The carnage of wrongful convictions is a good argument for an approach within the prosecutorial function that tries to disprove guilt before indictment much like the scientific method tries to disprove a hypothesis before publication. Such an approach would better protect the innocent from wrongful prosecution and would force the systematic search of police files for favorable information that Brady requires. Instead, the current Brady regime imputes constructive knowledge of police information but leaves discovery to prosecutors unmotivated to search and law enforcement unwilling to share.
The systemic violation of Brady must stop. Towards this end, NACDL seeks codification of the government's obligation to provide to the defense all information favorable to the accused. On March 15, 2012, with NACDL support, concerned U.S. senators introduced bipartisan legislation to achieve needed discovery reform in criminal proceedings — The Fairness in Disclosure of Evidence Act of 2012. This Act was introduced on the heels of Special Counsel Henry F. Schuelke III's report to Judge Emmet Sullivan on prosecutorial misconduct in the late Sen. Ted Stevens case. In addition, the NACDL Task Force on Discovery Reform is developing model state disclosure legislation to aid legislators to ensure due process for those accused of crime.
NACDL calls upon legislators to address the persistent problems with disclosure of exculpatory information. The time has come for recognition that the current structure has failed to ensure fairness and accuracy in the criminal justice system.
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Binding VBOs to attributes is one of the most often called functions when rendering a frame. That can add up to several thousand times per frame. These function calls must be as fast as possible. Doing a hash-lookup followed by a string-comparison _will_ be slower than just using an index.
Just try it for yourself. For example, remove any caching of uniform-locations in your renderer and do a glGetUniformLocation() every time you want to update a uniform.
All the problems related to aliasing of built-in attributes are essentially gone since the last fixed function hardware went away. The hardware has to be able to accept any kind of attribute data at any attribute slot and can't make any assumptions about the data and format that is bound to certain attributes.
I never had any problems with fixed attribute locations, maybe because I never made (ab-)use of aliasing attributes. And with the introduction of GL3.0 / GLSL 1.30 the whole aliasing thing has become a non-issue anyway because there are no built in attributes anymore.
Btw, I find the "Clockworkcoders Tutorials" kind of funny. It shows buggy code and a "misuse of color". What is any beginner supposed to learn from that?


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With malicious intent Apollyon draws closer to two spacemen.
Unfortunately his Nova Sword shatters. They don't make them like the used to anymore!
Dismayed the hero picks up a handweapon.
And withdraws closer to the Briktopian infantry.
The Ghost Division advances further into Dr. Braghardt's base. One shoots at the Roboraptor.
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June 24, 1915 - October 7, 2013
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Josephine Morretta, a resident of Centreville, VA since 2009 and former resident of Monroe, NY, passed away Monday, October 7, 2013 at the Gardens of Fair Oaks, Fairfax, VA, at the age of 98. Daughter of the late Stefano and Anna Mannino Anile, she was born June 24, 1915 in Carini, Italy. Josephine was the widow of Salvatore J. Morretta. She was a retired dress maker with the International Ladies Garment Workers Union Local #22, New York, NY. She was a member of Sacred Heart Church of Monroe, NY and a member of the Monroe Senior Citizens.
Survivors include her sons: LTC Salvatore R. Morretta, USA (Ret) and his wife, Colleen of Centreville, VA and Philip S. Morretta of Islamorada, FL; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, she was predeceased by her sisters: Anna Armetta, Faye Lentini Tardino and Nancy Evangelista.
There will be no visitation. A Funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, October 11th, at Sacred Heart Church, 26 Still Road, Monroe, NY. Entombment will follow in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Middle Hope, NY.
Memorial contributions may be made to Sacred Heart Church Building Fund, 26 Still Road, Monroe, NY 10950.
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I charred oak chunks on a propane grill. They were slices from an oak 1x8.
It has big flavor. I realized too late it is not a flavor I enjoy.But like I said, other people really like it. Try the honey first and see what you think. My tastes are not universal.
Quote from: tschmidlin on October 25, 2012, 04:54:07 PMI charred oak chunks on a propane grill. They were slices from an oak 1x8.Looking at oak available specifically for beverages, and then looking a oak available from the local lumber sales stores, the priceing difference is striking. The big question is; has the lumber store oak been chemically treated? I would certainly like to buy oak planks from the lumber store if they are safe for beverage use.The degree of toasting, charring and the rest are all a function of what flavors you are looking for in your finished beverage. From what I have read elsewhere, a propane soldering torch works quite well, burning the surface of the wood to the degree desired, while leaving the underlying wood unaffected. More complexity of flavors that way. Baking increases the depth the heat treatment penetrates into the wood, giving a more monolithic flavor profile.
I soak it in liquor and then use the liquor itself.


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Vivian Posey is an Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership and is currently serving as the Chair of the Educational Leadership Department. Dr. Posey holds a BA in History/Elementary Education from Caldwell College, an MA in Educational Leadership from University of South Florida, and an EdD in Educational Leadership from Nova Southeastern University. She has also completed coursework in Exceptional Student Education at Stetson University.
A former teacher, curriculum specialist and school administrator, she is a certified FPMS evaluator, a trained reviewer for the Florida Professional Development System, and a member of the state Race to the Top Implementation Committee. She is a trainer for Florida's Clinical Educator program and has a Reading Endorsement.
Her professional interests include district/university collaborations to improve equity in education, school reform, and global literacy. She has presented numerous professional workshops at state, national and international conferences. Dr. Posey's research interests include the role of the leader in school improvement, qualities of teacher leadership, and the effects of state and national initiatives on the teaching practice of beginning teachers.
Selected Presentations
- Posey, V. (2013).Putting the Common Core in place: What the shifts tell us about effective literacy practices. Workshop presented at the Florida Reading Association Annual Conference, Orlando FL.
- Posey, V. (2011) Waiting for Superteacher: Why teacher leadership should be fostered as a quality of effective teaching. Paper presented at the Florida Association of Teacher Educators Conference, St. Petersburg, FL.
- Posey, V. & VanVoorhis, P. (2010). Reading and the race to global literacy. Workshop presented at the University of Central Florida Literacy Symposium, Orlando, FL.
- Posey, V. (2008). Fostering global awareness and character education through literature. Workshop presented at the International Reading Conference, Atlanta, GA.


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Judging by the reaction Michele Fenner was getting on that brutally hot afternoon, you would have thought she was handing out golden nuggets instead of freeze pops.
Judging by the reaction Michele Fenner was getting on that brutally hot afternoon, you would have thought she was handing out golden nuggets instead of freeze pops.
The frozen treats delivered by Fenner, the president of a local American Legion Ladies Auxiliary, were quickly gobbled down by about a dozen sweaty, tired hikers in Warwick during a break in their grueling 2,185-mile trek up the Appalachian Trail.
The hikers are recently returned military veterans who have chosen to transition from combat zone to life back home by "walking off the war."
The first such "walk" was taken in 1948 by World War II veteran Earl Shaffer, who was struggling to come to terms with his traumatic war experiences.
As a way to clear his mind and decompress, Shaffer donned hiking gear and set off on a four-month journey, trekking along the entire trail from Georgia to Maine.
More than a half-century later, Shaffer's "walk off the war" therapy is enjoying a revival as a way to help returning veterans recover from their war experiences by spending time surrounded by nature, sharing their thoughts along the way with comrades.
Fresh off their most recent deployments to Afghanistan, former Marine Corps Capts. Sean Gobin and Mark Silvers got things going by turning their trail trip last year into a fundraiser to buy adapted vehicles for wounded veterans.
From there they co-founded Warrior Hike, an organization that allows other returning military members this unique opportunity to heal. Sponsors pick up the tab for gear and other essentials.
Members of the group tackling the trail this year have encountered hospitality at every turn. Members of veterans' organizations greet them, offering hot meals, hot showers, laundry facilities and a place to bed down.
Fenner and others affiliated with American Legion Post 1607 rolled out the red carpet when the weary group walked into Unionville recently, hosting a welcome dinner at the local community center.
Not every participant will walk the entire trail. No matter.
The way Gobin sees it, fellow soldiers who make it through even a section of the world's longest hiking-only footpath have no choice but to allow their brains to process past events, come to terms with their combat experiences and reconnect with their country.
Of course, devoting four to six months to hike more than 2,000 miles is an impractical undertaking for a good many of our returning veterans.
But Warrior Hike — and its potential — got the attention of a Georgia college, where a study will be done to determine the benefits veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder could derive from various forms of outdoor recreation therapy.
This year's group began their "walk off the war" March 17. They are due to arrive at their final destination in Maine Sept. 13. For this band of comrades, it'll mark the end of their long journey home.
You can make a connection and get more information at www.warriorhike.com.
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A divided panel of the 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled that O'Neal's case against Craig Nevius, a former Fawcett associate, should be allowed to proceed and that the actor may be able to win some damages. One justice disagreed and wrote that the case should be dismissed.
O'Neal sued in July 2011, claiming he was defamed by Nevius' comments that the actor had stolen a Fawcett portrait created by Andy Warhol. The painting is the subject of a separate lawsuit between O'Neal and the University of Texas, which claims Fawcett left the artwork to the school after her 2009 death.
Nevius' attorney, Lincoln Bandlow, said he would appeal the ruling to the California Supreme Court. He had appealed a lower court's ruling allowing the case to go forward.
O'Neal's attorney Todd Eagan wrote in a statement that he and O'Neal were pleased with the ruling. "We look forward to a complete victory against Mr. Nevius at trial," he wrote.
O'Neal's suit seeks more than $1 million in damages. He claimed in the case that Warhol gave him the portrait and he intends to bequeath it to his only son from his longtime relationship with Fawcett, Redmond O'Neal.
Nevius' comments that O'Neal stole the artwork were made in interviews with Star magazine and "Good Morning America," and he cooperated with UT investigators searching for the portrait.
Although Nevius initially denied he accused O'Neal of stealing the painting, he acknowledged in a later court filing that he made the claim to university investigators.
"The inferences reasonably drawn from the evidence here would support a jury's finding that Nevius harbored strong ill-feelings toward O'Neal," the justices siding with O'Neal wrote. The dissent argues that Nevius' comments were constitutionally protected speech and the case should have been dismissed.
O'Neal's fight with UT over the portrait returns to court Feb. 27.
The actor and Nevius have battled in court for years.
Nevius collaborated on a documentary of Fawcett's fight with cancer but sued the actor claiming he interfered in the project and removed him from it shortly before Fawcett's death. The case was dismissed before trial.


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The editorial proposal for six concerts limited to four hours with desirable musical artists, as well as limiting the available seats to 10,000 with parking restrictions, would contribute to acceptable events of this location with minimal effect on the surrounding community. Also, the fact that it would cost less than $1.5 million for the necessary improvements is a welcome and attainable revelation.
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Linus Torvalds on requiring the root password for mundane tasks. "So here's a plea: if you have anything to do with security in a distro, and think that my kids (replace 'my kids' with 'sales people on the road' if you think your main customers are businesses) need to have the root password to access some wireless network, or to be able to print out a paper, or to change the date-and-time settings, please just kill yourself now. The world will be a better place." Yes, it's harsh (deal with it, Finns don't beat around the bush), but he's completely and utterly right. While there's cases where it makes sense to disable certain settings (public terminals, for instance), it is utterly idiotic that regular home users have to type in their root password for such mundane tasks.
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What's the deal with the popularity of Kewpie Mayonnaise? I don't use a lot of mayo, so I've never purchased it. I'm seeing it in a lot of lunches in the flickr group and I just noticed that my local Daiso is selling it. I'd kind of like to try it, but I don't like having huge bottles of anything sitting in my refrigerator, unused. Does it keep like regular mayonnaise?
It does keep like regular commercial mayonnaise, provided you refrigerate it after opening. Kewpie Mayo has a very rich and mild (not that sour) flavor. I have not actually checked the label though and I don't have one on hand at the moment, but I think they put a little MSG in it, though not enough that you would notice it as such. It also tastes quite 'eggy' (this probably due to the low acidity) and is a little bit on the salty side compared to other mayonnaises.
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Huh. Thanks.
Maybe I'll give it a try.
Probably a silly question, but what IS Kewpie Mayo, and how does it differ from regular mayo?
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I tried Kewpie mayo - bought it off of a seller at Amazon.com and I did NOT like it at all!!
I would not use 'mild' regarding the taste - could I have gotten a less than great bottle of it? It was not spoiled but it was not 'mild' in any sense.
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Kewpie is just a very popular brand of mayonnaise in Japan.
Actually I was reading some reviews of it on Amazon and I agree with what someone said about mayo in general that you probably prefer the type you grew up with! I sort of grew up all over the place so I like different kinds of mayo...but I do like Kewpie and Kewpie-like mayos. I also like homemade mayo, which is really the richest of all, but I do not like it when (as it is served sometimes in France) made with lots of olive oil and it's almost green. It's way too olive-y for me, and I love olive oil! But I do love aioli (garlic mayo made with olive oil) used in moderation.
On the other hand I am not a big fan of Hellman's type...but again, if you grew up with it that could be your dream mayo. (A while back Hellman's was being advertised on UK TV as 'the taste of a New York deli'...which I thought was pretty funny, but sort of true.)
What is almost vile to me is Miracle Whip (I know, not a mayo, but same category)...but I know people who just love it. My mother somehow got attached to Heinz Salad Cream when she lived in England, but I don't like that either.
I guess there is really no way of knowing if you like something or not, until you've actually tried it.
Memories! Your mention of Heinz Salad Cream reminds me of Heinz Sandwich Spread! My stepmother, who is Scottish, used to buy it as a special treat whenever she found it, which was not often in 1960s and '70s New Zealand. I can taste it in my memory; basically chopped up pickles in Heinz Salad Cream. And it had to be on thick fresh white bread, with loads of butter. If I weren't watching my weight I'd go and buy some.
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But I do love aioli (garlic mayo made with olive oil) used in moderation.
you probably refer to Alioli! I didn't know it was known outside my country! I absolutely love it. How do you eat it?
The usual thing here is over boiled potato chunks or fried potato... yummm... *n_n*
But true alioli (only for the brave!) is just mashed garlic with olive oil and salt, no mayo!
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It is actually called aioli or aïoli in French - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aioli - All the versions I've had so far are like a mayo in the way it's made (an emulsion of eggs and oil, with garlic). In France it's usually served with fish...in Provence it always comes with bouillabaise (with croutons) and brandade de morue (salt cod...which is baccala etc. in other countries in the area), and i've had it with steamed fruits de la mer (seafood) platters and things too in the Alsace and Paris. I guess it is just a variation of a sauce used all around the Mediterranean!
yeah it probably is, actually alioli (that's the name in spanish ^^) is a sauce from the mediterranean coast.
I never ever tried it with seafood o_o
Aioli is also great with asparagus. And I use it in potato salad - waxy potatoes, cherry tomatoes, cubes of feta, thinly sliced red onion, and aioli. Heaven.
I love Kewpie Mayonnaise because of how much better it makes sushi taste! But now I'm kind of hooked on it, and use it in place of the more typical North American mayonnaises (I grew up in Canada). I use it when I make egg mayo sandwiches, with just a little salt and pepper, and its divine! :) I'm sometimes a little sensitive to MSG, but I don't notice any reaction when I eat this mayonnaise.
Is it true that the 'Kewpie' name came from the fact that the bottles used to be shaped like Kewpie Dolls (now there is just a picture of one on the bag it comes in), or was it the mayo that was named first, and the name for the particular doll shape came from that? :)
ps: the Japan Centre description says that its made with rice vinegar instead of distilled vinegar, which gives it its distinctive flavour.
Kewpie drawings, then dolls, came first, in the 1910s (check out the wikipedia entry).
Kewpie brand mayonnaise came about in 1925.
I found Kewpie mayo in my nearest asian foodstore, I love it!!! I grew up on Hellmans mayo here in the UK and I can't stand it now. I will pick french ready made mayo from the supermarket, or the big bottles of catering mayo I can buy in the asian foodstore. But now I have found kewpie, mmmmmmm!
Funnily enough, no one else in my house likes it??
What is it that you like about it that you don't find in other mayonnaise?
What is it that you like about it that you don't find in other mayonnaise?
Other mayo seems bland now in comparison. Maybe cos it's made with rice vinegar?
I just prefer the taste :0)
I dug around a bit on the Kewpie official web site and found this great page about the history of Kewpie Mayonnaise…but it's in Japanese. So, here's an abbreviated translation!
Kewpie Mayonnaise was the introduction of mayonnaise to the general public Japan. (Previously it was only available imported.) The founder of the company, a Mr. Nakajima, was studying canning methods in America, when he encountered mayonnaise on salads, especially potato salad, and thought it was delicious as well as nutritious. At the time (in the 1920s) Japanese people were rather short and skinny, and he thought that by introducing a mayonnaise with twice the amount of egg yolk compared to the imported mayonnaises, he could help the Japanese people grow bigger and stronger.
So, Mr. Nakajima introduced Kewpie Mayonnaise in 1925. (The second pic is the original jar, which contained 100g / about 3 ounces. The current day plastic squeeze bottle contains 500g.) At the time, most people were not only unfamiliar with mayonnaise, there was no established habit of eating raw vegetables and salads. So, it couldn't be sold as a salad dressing (as it was used in the U.S.), therefore it was sold as a sauce for canned fish, especially canned salmon. (Since people didn't know what it was, it seems there were some incidents where it was mistaken for hair cream (pomade)! Ew…)
The reason it was called Kewpie Mayonnaise was to make it a brand that would be loved by everyone. If I recall my 20th century history, I believe at the time the Kewpie doll was really popular all over the world. (It seems that Mr. Nakajima didn't exactly ask the original creator of the Kewpie doll, Rose O'Neill, or permission to use the doll as a trademark…years later in 1998 (this part is not on the official site but I found it on the Japanese Wikipedia page) someone bought the Japanese rights for the official Kewpie doll from the Rose O'Neill family, and sued the Kewpie company for copyright infringement, but lost.)
They stopped production of Kewpie Mayonnaise during World War II since they couldn't get the ingredients. They re-commenced production 3 years after the war. Now it's so ubiquitous in Japan that virtually every household has a bottle (or so they say…but they aren't exaggerating that much actually).
Kewpie Mayonnaise has twice the amount of egg yolks compared to other mayos, and has umami (read: MSG) so that it fits well with Japan's rice-based food culture. At the bottom of the history page you see the original label, which was all in English (no wonder some people thought it was hair goop!) and the current label, which is in Japanese.
Another factoid: Kewpie Mayonnaise has been the one and only sponsor of a TV cooking show called "Kewpie 3 Minute Cooking" (キューピー3分クッキング). It is a short (it actually runs about 10 minutes, not 3 minutes) cooking show that features home cooking recipes. There's an accompanying magazine too, called simply 3 Minute Cooking (3分クッキング) (here's the January issue). The magazine is very homey and cute and tends to feature speedy and/or budget recipes.
Here's an episode of the TV show on YouTube, where they are making ma-bo-dofu or mapo dofu:
The theme song is so well known in Japan that almost everyone can sing it. I couldn't find a clip from the actual program with the theme, but here's some old dude playing it quite well on his guitar:
That's a wonderful rundown! I'm really pleased to read it as I've been curious about this product and how it might have been introduced.
I'm very fond of Kewpie mayonnaise. Some dishes really seem to benefit form this particular mayo, like okonomiyaki (which just isn't the same with Hellmans). And I find myself combining kewpie with British style mayonnaise in things like potato salads - I think mixing the two approximates the Kraft Mayonnaise I used to enjoy in Spain.
But Kewpie is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me, particularly as Hellmans in the UK now only makes mayonnaise made from free range eggs. I wonder if Kewpie will ever move in the same direction. Might be a while.
yeah it probably is, actually alioli (that's the name in spanish ^^) is a sauce from the mediterranean coast.
I never ever tried it with seafood o_o
That must mean you haven't had "Arroz a Banda" yet. Alioli is the classic acompaniment to this heavenly fish stock and squid Valencian rice dish. Next time you're in the levant region, you HAVE to try it. Drool....
Well now, I'm going to have to try it. You all make it sound so delicious.
I love mayo in general. We used only Best Foods, which is what Hellman's is called on the west coast. My mom didn't like any other brand, and I still prefer it, though I will use Kraft mayo if it's on sale. Never ever eat store brands, as they are usually nasty!
One of my favorite sandwiches growing up was mayo and canned chopped black olives on Kilpatrick's white bread.
I know, it's terribly high in fat and very salty but I just loved it then. Of course then I was always running around and playing outside so I burned it off, now it would go straight to my hips!
I don't like Miracle Whip either, way too sweet, but I know people who LOVE it, especially on turkey sandwiches.
There is a Mitsuwa market not too far from me, they sell Kewpie. I've been needing an excuse to go so I guess I will later today.
I also don't like the really strong olive oil mayo they serve in restaurants here sometimes. It is way too strong.
Thanks for the mayonnaise history, Maki! :)
I didn't realize that there was so much extra egg yolk in the Kewpie Mayo! I guess that's why it tastes so good! :) I noticed that Japan Center now sells a Kewpie 'zero' with no cholesterol and half the fat and calories. I think I may have to start buying that one from now on! :)
Oh, just a warning for those who try it for the first time...I adore Kewpie mayo and grew up on it, but would not eat it as a sandwich spread or potato/macaroni salad as the first way to try it. The flavor difference might be a bit jolting on your virgin bite, especially since you have in your mind what the sandwich should taste like. It has an eggy-shoyu flavor.
I found olive oil mayonnaise to be vile and threw the bottle out after I used it once on potato salad. It was just too much flavor per bite. I learned my lesson - it was the worst way to try out that mayo.
Kewpie is great for dipping veggies like asparagus. I often add a small amount with my yakisoba. It's great when used sparingly, not so much when used in cupfuls.
Another cool thing with Kewpie mayo that I use quite often is the default die (5-point star). When you take the red cap off, you can make pretty mayo flowers.
I've never gotten used to jarred condiments because I grew up with the petite Kewpie soft squeeze bottles that have been around forever.
OK, I got a bottle of Kewpie last week. It's pretty good, but very different than my usual, Best Foods (Hellman's). It is more 'eggy' but mostly has less vinegar taste. Almost tasted like it had some mustard in it also. Not bad.
I thought it was good on mild tasting sandwiches like roasted chicken, but I didn't like it on hard-boiled eggs which is funny because of the extra egg yolks I figured I would. Maybe I'm just too used to Best Food's with eggs.
It's also very creamy, almost buttery, so maybe a good base for creamy salad dressings. Oh, I also thought the star shaped part was adorable!
Hi all,
Just bought a bottle of this mayo, and noticed that it said it should be used within a month of opening. That is a LOT of mayo to use up in a month. How does everyone deal with this? Does it keep longer than a month, in your experience?
I find that store-bought mayonnaise usually keeps more than a month, if properly refrigerated...or at least I haven't died yet from eating older mayo. Home made mayo is another matter since it uses fresh eggs. I do try to use up any opened container as soon as possible though (and buy only small containers).
A month!?! I keep my Kewpie mayo in the fridge for much longer than that...like many months...and have yet to get sick from eating it (knock on wood.) I thought there's an expiration date stamp on these things, but I will have to go home and check. I only use it on a few dishes (sandwiches, okonomiyaki, yakisoba, spicy tuna handroll) so I can't use it up fast.
Alioli is a very tipical mayo used in spain that goes great with fish and potatoes.Is made usually with olive oil,eggs and crushed garlic.You can ad a bit of lemon too.
If you are going to eat lamb chops another recipe is potato puree,egg yolk ,salt and crushed garlic.
Real alioli from Spain is only made from garlic, olive oil (and a bit of salt). That's what the name means - garlic and oil.
No eggs. (Jiza, who has family from the same part of Spain as me, makes the same assertion in post 7)
I know people do make a garlic sauce by mixing crushed garlic into mayonnaise (heck, even I do this sometimes), but it is not alioli.
There are special mortars to make aïoli in, you generally use a ceramic one with a wooden pestle. You also need an oil dispenser that will let you add the oil drop by laborious drop and only once the garlic has been very, very thoroughly pulped. It's important to be extremely patient and to only grind the aïoli rhythmically in one direction or it will split - a couple of drops of lemon juice does make it easier as it helps stop the emulsion from splitting, but that's more of a cooking cheat than a desired extra ingredient for flavour.
Because it is something that took time and lots of patience, often it wasn't the women who were the best candidates to make it as their attention would be taken by other household chores and babies. So this task was more of a man's role and he'd take the pestle and mortar outside and get to work with the grinding there (all that garlic gets a bit smelly!). The sign of a good aïoli is one where the pestle will stand up in the middle of the aïoli filled mortar AND the whole lot, pestle and all, can be inverted over the head without falling onto a (typically bald) scalp.
Sorry, zenman, but aïoli is traditional to my part of Spain and I'd be letting that side of my heritage down by not protesting that aïoli is a mayonnaise and that it is typically made with eggs.
Now I'm confused. You use both "alioli" and "aïoli". Are they the same thing or not? I thought aioli was French and included egg and alioli was the Spanish equivalent.
Ah, you're assuming there's only one Spanish equivalent :D I'm used to hearing it as all-i-oli (Catalan/Valencian) which is closer to aïoli than alioli (two ls "ll" is a kind of 'y' sound)
The French wikipedia entry for aïoli (Maki included a link to the English entry) also says that the eggless emulsion is the traditional kind and that adding egg, or potato, or breadcrumbs are alternatives.
I don't mind people deviating from tradition, I just think it's good to know that there is a deviation. There are plenty of people who prefer it with egg as it has a milder taste. Real alioli is what I call 'picante', it was the 'hottest' food I knew of before I got to try chili peppers.
EDIT (had a baby to attend to and interrupted myself)
There's a real skill to making eggless alioli and that scene I depicted of family patriarchs at their doorways with a mortar between their legs (and usually some tobacco dangling from their lips) enjoying a bit of mental space away from the chaos of family life whilst they concentrate on building up the emulsion should be an enduring image. It isn't. It's actually a rather fragile memory.
In a generation or two it will become common knowledge that alioli is just a fancy name for garlic mayonnaise and this part of my cultural heritage will be on the brink of being lost forever. This is why I believe it is so important to speak up.
Perhaps what we need is for the Spanish Tourist board to promote stress relieving retreats where visitors can learn the art of alioli/aïoli making in the same way that visitors to Japan can learn to whisk matcha. ;)
Does anybody here happen to know if Kewpie Mayo is gluten free? I tried searching the internet for it but I can't find any satisfying answers...
These are the listed ingredients for Kewpie Mayonnaise according to their official Japanese web site: vegetable oil (including soybean oil), egg yolk, vinegar (including apple cider vinegar), salt, flavorings (amino acids - glutamates ), spices, spice extracts. Sounds gluten free to me! (Keep in mind that the specific term 'gluten-free' these days is used for marketing purposes rather than for nutritional information in the U.S. and some other places, but this practice has not spread to Japan.)
(In the course of my searching for that info I came across an academic paper that says that mayonnaise inhibits the development of gluten in doughs and batters, so Kewpie's manufacturers have promoted it at various times as a good addition to tempura batter. For whatever that's worth!)
Does anybody here happen to know if Kewpie Mayo is gluten free? I tried searching the internet for it but I can't find any satisfying answers...
Kewpie has MSG as a listed ingredient. However, since most MSG is no longer derived from wheat, Kewpie likely could be considered a gluten-free food.
Sounds safe, yes. Cool, thank you for looking this up.
I just ate some - I'm extremely sensitive to gluten.. so far so good.. I'll re-post if I get sick.
Hi again,
so I only had a little first time round, tonight for dinner I was more bold.
I think it may have some gluten in it since i am having 2 of my usual symptoms = fatigue and sore throat.
But it is definately not loaded with the stuff.
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