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With releases from The XX, Sampha, Spoon, The Shins, Temples, Real Estate, and more, 2017's first quarter was a dream come true for music fans. With even more amazing music due out soon from bands and artists like Syvan Esso, War on Drugs, Woods, Fleet Foxes, National, Gorillaz, Alt-J and more, AudioHammock decided to sit down and sort out what's already out and which of it ranks amongst our favorites so far. Join us for our favorite albums of the first quarter of 2017!
Genre: Acoustic Folk / Indie
Released: January 13 on Ba Da Bing Records
A nomadic wanderer with a soulful voice and fingerpicking skills to end the Israeli and Palestinian conflict, Julie Byrne's album Not Even Happiness is an introspective look into the depths of the human condition. With light strings on a couple tracks and a rhetorical disposition that manages to simultaneously question and idolize the wanderlust style of life, love, and all that goes with it, Not Even Happiness is a legitimate contender for album of the year let alone just the first quarter.
Genre: Indie Rock
Released: March 17th on Matador Records
What do you need to know about Spoon? Well let's start with their main ingredient–consistency. Upbeat, lyrcially calm yet adventurous, and with a poignant instrumental vibrancy that spans three decades, if there's any band you can go "all in" with as far as knowing what you're getting, it's Spoon. 2014's They Want My Soul saw the band turn in a more electronic direction without comprosmising core sound and the results were fantastic. The album was rewarded with numerous end of year accolades from various publications, was an AudioHammock favorite, and received "Best New Music" from Pitchfork. Now in 2017 Britt Daniel's and company have returned with one of the year's most anticipated releases and the question isn't if we're going to love the album, but how much? The answer is quite a bit.
Again teaming with producer Dave Fridmann who was at the helm for quite a bit of They Want My Soul MGMT's Oracular Spectacular and more, Hot Thoughts sticks with the succesful composition of the former Spoon album. Here we have racing electric guitars that layer in and out, piano and key compositions, drum machine beats that fade into actual drumming by drummer Jim Eno, and all the spacial tones and sonically endearing ambience that makes Spoon seem like a ten-piece band at times. Take all of this into consideration and add in the fact that you can dance to 80% of this, a rock album, and you've got something speical.
Diving into the tracks themselves, the album starts with the title track and first single "Hot Thoughts". A serving of vocals and stylistic drum beat before launching into full band, downtempo piano and bass induced interlude and arching back into a raising guitar outro, the track ends abruptly and leaves you wanting more. If there's one qualm I can introduce with Hot Thoughts it's that these tracks feel like they have the natural ability to go on indefinitely instrumentally ("Us" is a beautiful all-instrumental saxophone led album closer to counter-point) and don't. "WhisperI'lllistentohearit" is another example, a fast-paced highway anthem of soul-searching, the track ends abrutply as it crescendos and leaves you wanting to rock out a skosh longer. Perhaps these decisions on song length can be attributed to the band not wanting to go out of the confines of the genre but when a lot of these drum and machine beats are influenced by hip hop and electronic genres it's hard to let go of them when they can seem so fleeting. Overall a minor blemish and if anything serves purpose to ensure that you will return to these songs again, and trust me you will.
As if the band has heard my whiny drivel on song length, halfway through the album "Pink Up" creeps up on you. One of the longer songs in the Spoon discography, the track hits the 6 minute mark with what seems like aboriginal offerings of xylophone, tribal percussion, and Eno's cymbals and snare echoing in and out. Methodical is its takeoff and landing, "Pink Up" is one of the more interesting songs on the album, and hints at yet another direction Spoon can adeptively tackle-Psychedelic.
As with any Spoon album, the friendly hits are here with the aforementioned "Hot Thoughts" and the second single "Can I Sit Next to You". Yet sequenced in with the rest of the album's offerings they wont seem so blatantly commercially aimed. The fast paced is balanced out well with still uptempo ballads like "I Ain't The One" and the stealthy track "Shotgun". Overall Spoon has delivered another estimable album that will have you high-fiving those around you on repeated listens. Where it lands in the trajectory of the band's fantastic discography is a continuous argument you'll have–Hot Thoughts is certinaly top shelf material, but then again so is everything this band has released. Insert random endearing Spoon 2017 hashtag here.
Genre: Electronic R&B, Soul
Released: February 3rd on Young Turks
Sampha Sisay has an impressive resume outside of this album having worked with the likes of Drake, Kanye West, SBTRKT, Solange, and others with production and writing credits. This soft spoken English gentleman has finally taken the plunge out on his own path and struck gold. The trepidation that Sampha felt stepping out into the limelight is captured beautifully in Process, an album that offers slick and sophisticated R&B beats, piano compositions (Sampha has played since a little boy), and electronic stylings that fit moods morning, noon, and night. Tribute to his mother who died a tragic death is also featured in "(No One Knows Me) Like The Piano", a beautiful ballad that will have you longing for anything and everyone you hold dear. Like contemporaries Frank Ocean and Childish Gambino, Sampha uses his instrumental and lyrical prowess not as an egotistical weapon, but as an introspective look inside his life, one that will ultimately have you looking at yours as well. Process is a top shelf album for this decade, let alone the year.
Genre: Indie Rock
Released: March 17th on Domino Records
Let's not beat around the bush, In Mind is no Atlas but then again what is? We talked about Spoon's consistency yet here's a band who offers it just as much if not more. You know you're going to get vibrant tones and lazy day sunshine guitar tracks with Real Estate. Martin Courtney's lyrics are just as enjoyable as ever and this album sequences in nicely amongst an already expansive and impressive discography. Not sure what to play at your backyard mid-morning BBQ? Real Estate. Cooking dinner? Real Estate. Driving to work? Real Estate. While some may be annoyed at the notion that the band doesn't bend their succesful formula, this music fan doesn't believe they need to. Real Estate is indie rock comfort food, hefty portions that you'll return to more often than not and In Mind is no exception.
Genre: Psychedelic Pop, Indie Rock
Released: March 3rd on Fat Possum Records
Temples blew the world up in 2013 with their first album Sun Structures and there's definitely no sophomore slump here. While the group from Kettering Europe will draw comparisons to Tame Impala we don't think it's a fair one. Temples first album was very guitar driven and while Volcano is a bit more synthensized in production and sound, this band is very much their own vessle and capable of sending you to mind melting dimensions with James Bagshaw's kaleidoscope vocals and guitar playing. Powerhouse performers in a live setting as well, don't miss them this year on their American tour.


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Ramp Up Your Personal Style
Do you find yourself reaching for your sweatpants and sweatshirts from your college days all too often? We're so often drawn to comfortable and casual clothes. You can achieve this and add a little style to the mix with the right direction. It's easy to be over whelmed with the onslaught of fashion and beauty magazines touting the latest must have styles. You don't need an unlimited budget or the services of an expensive personal stylist to uncover your personal style. Follow these basic recommendations from the style experts and you'll soon be on your way to defining your own style that's a balance between comfort and fashion. There's no better time to get started than today.
The first step is to set aside a few hours to go through your closet and drawers and take inventory of your wardrobe. If you have not worn a piece in over a year, plan to discard it, donate it or consign it. Make three piles accordingly. Don't torture yourself by hanging onto garments that you're convinced you'll wear once you lose ten pounds. You will lose the ten pounds, but you won't want to wear that piece again. Plan to donate or consign it. You now have a good idea of the pieces you actually enjoy wearing. It's a misconception that wearing clothes a few sizes too large will hide extra pounds. Actually, just the opposite is true. Wearing oversized clothing tends to make you look oversized. Celebrate who you are and purchase clothes that truly fit.
To uncover your own sense of fashion, think about your lifestyle. Do you work in a corporate office? Are you active in sports and outdoor activities? Take advantage of the awesome deals offered by Groupon coupons and select from the awesome active wear available from Columbia. Start to build the anchors of your wardrobe. These should include well-tailored pieces from quality fabrics in neutral colors. A versatile jacket, classic trousers and A-line skirt are the anchors of your wardrobe. Pair these with the latest accessories and you can achieve a unique, up to date look without breaking the bank. Best of luck in ramping up your personal style!
Women's fashion trends for every occasion
Every occasion in our lives have different significance and we dress for them accordingly, keeping in mind the role we play in the occasion and things like that but there are certain rules that goes for every occasion, regardless of their uniqueness and significance in your life. The first and foremost fashion tip is that every woman need to follow before she goes to dress up for any occasion is that no matter how attracted you are toward a latest design or dress, you should never wear a dress to any occasion which doesn't make you feel comfortable. Many times it happens with all of us that we get so overwhelmed by a new design or dress and end up buying the dress but when you dress up with the dress for your special occasion then you realize it doesn't make you feel comfortable. So you should never compromise on your comfort level because if you are not comfortable in your attire then definitely your confidence factor will be low and without being confident you can never look beautiful in any dress.
Individual style
Generally women fashion tips are all about personal style. Every woman has a style statement of her own and it is wise if you do not let the trends and fashion expectation dominate you, instead you use them to enhance your own style statement. The clothes that fit into your statement are the best to go for, you need to use fashion for your own use and not let fashion use you. Third and one of the most significant advices you need to follow to dress up for any occasion is the way you accessorize. Your accessories define a lot; it demarcates the line between the formal and informal occasions. You can wear a same dress for both formal and informal occasion sometimes and your accessory will be enough to make it formal or informal. So picking up the right jewellery is the vital aspect of your dressing for any occasion. The place that you can have the opportunity to explore the plethora of amount of options is the online shopping fashion where women clothes cover all the latest fashion for girls.

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Ethusiastic, friendly cheese lover required to join our experienced retail team on a full-time basis. In this role, you will have the opportunity to learn about the production, selection and maturation of cheese. To share our enormous love of cheese is the most essential criteria for success. If you would like more information then please feel free to get in touch or click HERE to read a bit more about the position. We look forward to hearing from you.
We're Hiring Part-Time Staff
Would you like to sell great cheese, then why not apply? The position available is to join our experienced retail team on a part time basis (2 days a week), serving cheese directly to our wonderful retail customers. In this role, you will have the opportunity to learn about the production, selection and maturation of cheese. To share our enormous love of cheese is the most essential criteria for success. Click HERE for more information.
We have Parmigiano Reggiano
It's been a (very long) while since our last post but we are looking forward to getting back in the habit of keeping you all up to date with what's going on here at Mons. To kick off, we're happy to announce that we are now selling Parmigiano Reggiano. The cheeses come from 5th generation maturer Giorgio Cravero. Based in the beautiful, northern Italian town of Bra (home of the Slow Foods Cheese extravaganza), Giorgio works with only a handful of farms which can supply him with the texture and flavour profiles he desires: 'sweet and creamy'.
Our cheeses, at only 18 months old, are young, but don't let that put you off. We think this younger age profile best shows off the rich depth of flavour in Giorgio's cheeses, and the higher moisture content makes this cheese one that can (and should) be eaten on your cheese board. Parmigiano Reggiano is not just for grating folks, not when it's as good as this.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
Thank you to everyone who has come to buy from us these past few weeks. Whether a regular at our markets or shopping with us for the first time in East Dulwich, we hope your cheese makes for excellently enjoyable eating over the coming festive days. Happy Christmas from everyone at Mons Cheesemongers!
We're Open for Business
After many months of hard work our new shop in East Dulwich will finally open it's doors to the public on Wednesday the 5th July. You can find us at 153 Lordship Lane and we would love for any and all of you to drop in, say hello, try some cheese and help us celebrate this latest addition to our business. We very much look forward to seeing you all very soon.
Warm Regards
Jon, Jane, Chris, Emma (*2), Mary, Tom and Laurie
We're Hiring...
We're looking for full time cheesemongers to join our Retail team. An inexhaustible enthusiasm for cheese & all things milk-related is key. The position involves 5 days a week work, including Saturdays & Sundays. Full availability during the Christmas & New Year period is essential. We work outdoors throughout the year, lifting heavy cheese and equipment. Overseas travel to France may be required. This is a permanent position requiring a minimum commitment of 1 year. For a full job description, please click here.
See Vincent Tyrode make Gruyère!
As the sun finally begins to show itself, our minds should be often thinking about what tasty cheeses are being made around France and Switzerland at this time of year, where mountain herbs and flowers abound and the milk from summer pasture is fermented into the stuff of legend. Check out Vincent Tyrode, maker of an absolute belter of a cheese in the Swiss Jura.
Munster Munch
Right! Enough, we say! January's done and dusted and good old retox starts here. Perhaps with, say, a delicious crisp Alsatian wine. Pair it with a piece of Munster from our Borough stall and get stuck into our latest film about the out-and-out prince of washed-rind cheeses. Wallop!
Bleu de Termignon
Season's greetings!
As our focus during the winter shifts to the wonders of cheese whilst we gather round the hearths and kitchens of our cosy homes, we thought you might enjoy a small in-house film about one of our favourite seasonal cheeses, the fantastic and curious Bleu de Termingnon.
Hopefully we'll be seeing you soon at the stall to try some! You might well be tasting the very same wheel Catherine is making in the film...
View our in-house film about Salers de Buron
Crack out the popcorn!
We have finished editing the first in a series of short films documenting our producers and the cheeses that they make.
Following our most recent trip to the Auvergne, we watch Marcel Taillé make SALERS DE BURON.
Mons Cheesemongers at Brockley Market
We're excited to announce that we are now trading at the wonderful Brockley market. Find us there every Saturday from 10am-2pm
Mons Cheesemongers at Wapping Market
UPDATE: Wapping Market is taking a winter break and will return to trading in the late Spring
We're very excited to be bringing cheese across the River to Wapping Market which launches this Sunday 29th June 2014.
Cheesemonger Wanted
We are looking for a full-time Cheesemonger to join our team.
Please click here for a full job description.
New Mons stall location at Borough
On Thursday 7th February, we'll be moving to a new site at Borough Market.
As many of you will know, for some years now, there has been construction work being carried out on the railway lines that run above Borough Market. During this time, a whole section of the central market space has been out of action whilst new tracks were built and installed. But after a long wait, this work is now done and the market area beneath has been refurbished to create a network of alleys and pens which provide a more permanent base for many of the familiar traders.
We'll be open for business as usual at 11am this Thursday in our new pen. It's located halfway down the first alley to your right as you enter the market along Stoney St or first alley on the left if you enter through the market's main Art Deco arch into Three Crown Square.
We're looking forward to setting up shop immensely so make your way down to the river and come and find us and the cheeses in our new home.
We hope to see you all very soon.
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The Tunnel and St. Nectaire
Niamh Riordan of Mons Cheesemongers spent nine weeks at the Mons caves in France this summer. Here she shares some of what she learned during that time.
Mons' most recently acquired affinage space is the Tunnel de la Collonge, a disused railway tunnel in the village of Ambierle which now houses the majority of the caves' hard cheeses. Here I spent two of my nine weeks as a 'stagière' at Mons' St Haon le Châtel caves.
At first sight, the tunnel conformed to my most romantic notions about affinage – a cavernous space curving into the distance is filled with shelf after shelf of Comté, Jura Suisse and Beaufort. Walking in, you are hit by a wall of humidity, ammonia and the sense that you are entering an environment teeming with flora.
The reality of work in the tunnel is more backbreaking than romantic. Every week, nearly 100 tonnes of cheese must be turned, washed and brushed. Unlike larger and more mechanised maturing caves, here every cheese is turned by hand. This means that the affineurs are able deal with each cheese as an individual case, varying levels of liquid and pressure applied when washing and brushing, or deciding that some cheeses need to remain unturned.
The work is intensely physical: the 'gros pieces' (large hard cheeses) weigh between 30 and 40kg, and are stored on heavy spruce boards which reach to the tunnel's ceiling. They are brushed, washed (in a water and vinegar solution) and turned quickly and methodically by the affineurs, who, inevitably, tend to be strong young men. As someone who goes out of her way to avoid physical exertion, having turned a few token (40kg) Salers at a decidedly unhurried pace I was quickly relegated to working with smaller cheeses.
Working St Nectaire, one of our staples at Mons UK, became a familiar task. These un-cooked cows milk cheeses from the Auvergne are stored on straw mats, and need regular attention as they can reach their optimum maturity fairly suddenly. Each cheese must be lightly brushed by hand to remove any 'cats hair' mould and turned, so that moisture that naturally gathers at the bottom of the cheese, is evened out. At the same time, I would lightly squeeze each cheese, looking for the telltale 'give' that indicated that the paste of the cheese was reaching the smooth dense texture of a St Nectaire ready to leave the tunnel and find its way to the customer.
As an introduction to affinage, it was as good a place as any to start. The work is repetitive and must be done quickly, yet constant attention must be paid the state of each cheese. The success of this process relies on the senses of the affineur. It is very hard to describe the feel of a cheese that is 'ready', and it's actually very hard to teach another person what that feels like. But give me 1000 St Nectaire to turn in a day and by the end of it I will - I did - begin to understand the subtleties of touch, smell and sight that are at the heart of successful affinage.


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Montreal, 17 March 2017 – High traffic growth at the end of 2016 continued into January 2017. Overall passenger traffic in January grew 7.7% compared to the same month last year, boosted by the Chinese New Year. Many airports across China and other parts of Asia experienced a surge in passenger traffic as compared to the previous year, when the Chinese New Year fell during the month of February. While lower fare offerings continued to act as a stimulus, holiday travel in January was also facilitated by the Gregorian New Year falling on the weekend.
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Charlie writes:
"Have you been on Metacritic in the past, oh I don't know, 2 years? You may have noticed that whilst actual sites have expressed great truths in a video game, the users of Metacritic have, how shall I put this, a different form of speech.
For a bit of fun, lets go through a couple of games which have received one of these "metacritic gamer attacks" (I call them) and some of the "user reviews" on those games (and yes. I will name and shame these users)."
Because the media is making a profit off of warping their minds and they're slowly destroying our industry together.
I think metacritic user reviews would be a lot more reliable if there was some way of verifying that reviewer actually owned/rented the game prior to reviewing it.
I honestly believe a lot of the people giving 0s are just pissed off at some change the developer made to a beloved series or something else trivial and a lot of the 10s are people reacting to the 0s.
It would be cool if users could only review games from within the game after completing it and then the score was uploaded to an industry metareview site or if after you passed the game it gave you a code that allow you to review it on sites like metacritic... or something? because right now the user review system is useless when it should be the most reliable unbiased source of reviews available.
Do the Users scores on Metacritic count for anything? No
Why are Metacritic gamers so fussy and full of rage? Simple, they're nerds.
Basically user scores are either trolls, fanboys or pissed off fanboys. Your average bad review is due to 1 change in a game and therefore it ruins the entire experience for the self entitled gamer then he hides on the net and whines about "how he would have done it better" when they don't know anything at all.


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Hope you are having a wonderful week. Yesterday I visited our local Farmer's Market for some vegetables and fruits and came home with a beautiful bouquet of hand picked flowers. Oh how I love to have fresh flowers in my home.
Also during the week, I visited TJ Maxx and never can come home empty handed for that store. Well I found these beautiful, velvet pumpkins for 6.99 each, yes! Can you believe it? But the bad thing was that there were only two left on the shelf so they both went into my shopping cart! They only had green and brown to choose from but I was fine with that!
Once I got to play with placing them on my coffee table, I thought I would get a little more Fall touches out in the living room. So down in our garage, I did keep some decorating bins (everything else i stored at another offsite location).
I found my handled basket and filled it with my assorted gourds, mini pumpkins, acorns and pine cones.
Added a mini pumpkin along with my antlers to a small table in the room......
I found these three books recently at a used book store for $3.99 each, SCORE!
Pillow added pops of gold, tan, green and orange to the room!
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The Benson Place
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Organic, wild, low-bush blueberries available beginning late July. Visit our website on or soon after July 3 to order your pre-picked fruit or to schedule a weekday PYO visit. Weekends are open for unscheduled PYO with a 9am-2pm arrival time. Visit year-round to walk our scenic Franklin Land Trust designated trail.
Please visit our website http://www.bensonplace.org for more details and directions. Google map is not correct!
What We Grow
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Farm Stand
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182 Flagg Hill Road
Heath, MA (map)
(413) 337-5340Open daily 9-5, from late July until supply runs out.
Pre-ordering is the best option for purchases of berries over a few quarts
Family Fun
- Events and celebrations
Saturday August 6 2-8pm.
7th Annual Wild Blueberry Jubilee.
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Wild Blueberry Jubilee
Inspiring beauty of the land and great company.
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Investigation of the effect of baking powder/soda on rising of muffin dough
Delicious muffins come out from the oven for a hearty breakfast, ready to eat. Making muffins can also be a great way to learn to cook and for some food science. It is interesting to see how a gloopy batter gets turned in the oven into a beautiful cake with a golden, cracked surface where it will get frosted with rainbow sprinkles to chocolate toppings. In this project, I will investigate how the amount of baking powder and baking soda affects the rising of muffin dough.
So what is baking powder made of, exactly? Well, "BBC. Worldwide Ltd." shows that baking powder is a raising agent that is commonly used in cake-making where it is made from an alkali, bicarbonate of soda (i.e. baking soda), and an acid, cream of tartar, plus a filler like cornflour or rice flour which absorbs moisture.
But what are the differences between baking soda and baking powder? According to Helmenstine, A.M. (2017), baking soda is pure sodium bicarbonate. When baking soda is combined with moisture and an acidic ingredient (e.g., yogurt, chocolate, buttermilk, honey), the resulting chemical reaction produces bubbles of carbon dioxide that expand under oven temperatures, causing baked goods to expand or rise. The reaction begins immediately upon mixing the ingredients, thus recipes with baking soda should be baked immediately.
Then what will happen if more baking powder is added? According to Haney, A.L. (no date), too much baking powder makes the finished product taste bitter and sometimes metallic. Many baking powders contain aluminum. The aluminum contained in baking powder causes its leavening effects to last longer, typically desired in commercial baking when batters may be mixed long before baking. However, too much yields a "tinny" taste to the finished muffin. The minerals in baking powder taste bitter and may overwhelm the sweet ingredients when too much is added to the recipe. The effects on texture will be that because an excess of baking powder produces too many gas bubbles when baking, the muffin rises too high. As those excess gas bubbles escape out of the baking batter, the muffin then collapses on itself. The finished muffin looks sunken and contains a dense crumb. The muffin falls apart easily and lacks its rounded top. The excess rising and subsequent collapse may also make a muffin tough and chewy.
So what will be the perfect recipe for a muffin? "BBC (2013)" states the following:
- If the muffin top is too flat and smooth, try slightly reducing the sugar and fat in the recipe by 20% to see if that makes a difference.
- If the crumb of the muffin is too dense, try slightly increasing the amount of egg (especially egg white), slightly decrease the flour, and for every 150g wheat flour replace two heaped teaspoons of flour with the same measure of cornflour. This helps to create a finer crumb structure.
- If the crumb of the muffin is too coarse, try reducing the number of times you fold in the flour. As you fold in the flour, count 30 beats of the spatula through the mixture. There may still have a few lumps when spooning the batter into the paper case, but the muffin crumb will be more delicate.
- If the muffin bakes a little dry, increase the oven temperature and decrease the baking time.
- Helmenstine, A. M. (2016, October 25). What is the difference between baking soda & baking powder? Baking powder and baking soda chemical composition. Retrieved January 12, 2017, from Education, http://chemistry.about.com/cs/foodchemistry/f/blbaking.htm
- Olson, PhD, A., & Rowland, PhD, T. (2014, October 6). Chemistry of baking ingredients 1: How much baking powder do quick Breads need? Retrieved January 12, 2017, from http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project_ideas/FoodSci_p007.shtml
- Stone, S. (2015, January 9). How Does Baking Powder Work? Retrieved January 12, 2017, from The Cake Blog, http://thecakeblog.com/2015/01/how-baking-powder-works.html
- (n.d.). Baking Soda and Baking Powder: What's the Difference? - Culinary Arts. Retrieved December 24, 2016, from http://culinaryarts.about.com/od/bakingdesserts/a/Baking-Soda-And-Baking-Powder.htm
- Phys. The difference between baking soda and baking powder. Retrieved January 15, 2017, from https://phys.org/news/2014-05-difference-soda-powder.html
- BBC Worldwide Ltd. Baking powder. Retrieved January 15, 2017, from http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/glossary/baking-powder
- Haney, A. L. What happens when I put in too much baking powder in a Muffin? Retrieved January 15, 2017, from http://oureverydaylife.com/happens-put-much-baking-powder-muffin-32804.html
- BBC. (2013, March 4). BBC food blog: Muffin clinic: Creating the best muffin recipe. Retrieved January 15, 2017, from BBC, http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/food/2012/02/muffin-clinic-creating-the-bes.shtml


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On-call Liveblogging: Thanksgiving edition
And here it is, Thanksgiving evening heading into night. Managed to send holiday wishes to only a few friends & family -- apologies for not being better in touch with everyone.
Kind of a crazy day today. A lot of labs and offices were closed or slow, which put some pressure on the clinical side. Not sure how tonight will go, but there'll be some cleanup to do tomorrow.
The hospital gave us meal tickets for turkey in the cafeteria, so I managed to get a Thanksgiving dinner with only the pie interrupted by a page. Rumor has it that there's some pumpkin pie in the resident room, so I'm strongly motivated to head over and, um, write a clinical note. Or something....
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My regularly scheduled blog post for Tuesday is on hold until August, so I created my own list – Ten Middle Grade stories about road trips because, I don't know about you, but summer screams road trips for me!
- From Norvelt to Nowhere by Jack Gantos
- Sisters by Raina Telgemeier
- Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech
- Road Trip by Gary Paulsen and Jim Paulsen
- Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul by Jeff Kinney
- The Watsons Go to Birmingham – 1963 by Christopher Paul Curtis
- Savvy by Ingrid Law
- Julia and the Art of Practical Travel by Lesley M.M. Blume
- The Genius Files: Mission Unstoppable by Dan Gutman
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Picture This! Mailbag: Camera Bags
We received the following inquiry recently to the Picture This! blog from reader Sharon. Since flattery was used, Barrie, Lisa and myself give her our opinions. It also lead me to updating a piece of my equipment.
I LOVE the Picture This blog! I have learned countless tips and been inspired many times from reading your posts! I'm not sure if this has been discussed in a previous blog post, but my question is about carrying camera gear around the parks.
I just received my first digital SLR camera this past holiday season. I'll be visiting Disney World again in May 2009 and am very excited to use my new camera! However, it goes without saying that this camera is much bulkier than my previous point and shoots (which I used to wear hooked to my belt). I've thought about constantly wearing my camera by the neckstrap, or using the case - which is rather bulky and awkward to carry for a whole day in the parks. I'm concerned if I wear the camera on my neck all day, I'll risk "bumping" it on something. Also concerned about taking the camera, with or without a case, on certain rides (i.e. Tower of Terror, Rock n Roller Coaster, Splash Mountain...)
Any tips/suggestions for a 1st timer on carrying my gear through the parks??
Barrie's answer:
Hi Sharon - I'll add my thoughts to what Scott has sent.
I have a backpack that I wear in the parks - this one: Tamrac Adventure 6 Photo Backpack. It's very comfortable and just big enough to fit all my junk. I like to have everything I need with me, including an extra lens, flash, battery, filters, manual, CD cards, lens cloth, water bottle, and a bunch of little things. This bag holds everything, with a little extra room for a poncho or sunglasses, whichever I'm not wearing based on the weather! I also like the ability to put my camera away, especially during meals. I don't like to worry about someone spilling something on it or knocking it off the table.
I have tried other bags (shoulder bags and fanny bags) but found that my back would really hurt after awhile. Also, those kind of bags always seem to be in my way. Since I've had the backpack, I've had no trouble. That's been a couple of years. My only complaint is that it can get hot. If you're going in the warmer part of the year, it might not be a good option. I tend to go during the cooler months.
I have the Black Rapid strap that Scott mentioned. I do like it for when I want to travel light. Mine has room for an extra battery and some extra cards on it. It takes some getting used to but it does relieve the stress on your neck and back quite a bit. However, I can't use it and my backpack at the same time because the strap goes across my body. Mostly I use it on hiking trips at home when I can leave my pack in the car. I'm pretty attached to my pack, can you tell?
The strap I use with my camera is an OP/TECH 37012 Pro Loop Strap. I LOVE it. Well worth the price for the added comfort.
As for rides, I've never had any trouble carrying on my backpack. It doesn't always fit in the mesh bags but I just put it on the floor with one foot through a strap.
I've used a locker for my tripod before, but never for my camera. The lockers tend to be at the front of the park and I don't ever really want to be that far away from my camera.
I do have another backpack that I use to carry my gear on the airplane. I did a review of the Kata KT DR-467 Digital Rucksack on my other blog. If you want one with a little more room I can't recommend this one enough - I truly am in love with it! I don't use it for around the parks though, because I don't need that much space. Some people do though.
Oh, one other tip - for rides like Splash Mountain or Kali River Rapids, I carry a small kitchen garbage bag in my pack. I can fit my whole backpack in it and not have to worry. It also works great for unexpected downpours!
Hope that helps. Barrie
Lisa added:
Hi Sharon,
Last but not least, I'll toss out to you how I manage the parks. First, I bring along a college guy with lots of muscles to carry things. OK, perhaps not. Depending on how much equipment I'm carrying I take one of 2 backpacks. My larger backpack is from Canon and sadly they don't make them anymore. However it fits one body with a lens, a 2nd lens, flash, battery pack, 2 chargers, lots of batteries, filters, a point and shoot, a memory card wallet, and a camcorder. I should probably toss in a bottle of Advil because that much stuff leads to backaches.
My smaller backpack, a Tamrac Travel Pack 71 Model 5371, holds 1 body with a lens, the 2nd lens, my flash, 2 chargers, filters, batteries, and a battery pack. Then I've got my point and shoot in a case.
I have my camera around my neck unless I'm on a jerky ride like Dinosaur or something that might get it wet like Splash Mountain. You'll find that you'll have one hand on the camera most of the time so you're far less likely to bump it on something.
Like Barrie, when my camera bag is too big for the mesh pockets on attractions, I place it on the floor with one leg through a strap. I also try to keep it a few inches off the floor by suspending it between my legs. Photographers are a strange lot, I know.
I hope we haven't overwhelmed you. Feel free to ask more questions if you have any.
Keep Shooting,
Okay, both Barrie and Lisa indicated I had already gave Sharon my opinion and here it is:
I carry my digital SLR camera around my neck most of the time while at Walt Disney World. If it's not around my neck, it's back in the room.
Rides: All of Disney's thrill rides (ie., Tower of Terror, Space Mountain, Rock'n Roller Coaster, Expedition Everest for examples) have mesh bags to put lose items in and this is where I'll store my camera while I ride.
Bags: There are lots of camera bags, backpacks and waist (fanny) packs available. A handy website is CamBags.com which have photos and reviews of all types of camera bags. Personally, I use a Mickey Mouse fanny pack to carry an extra battery for the camera, lens cleaning cloth, extra memory cards, a 50mm lens and a flash unit while carrying my camera with a zoom lens around my neck.
Lockers: All Disney parks have lockers you can rent. They require $10 deposit (you get $5 back when you return the key) for the day. You can store your camera while doing all the thrill rides if that makes you more comfortable.
Has my camera been knocked around at times? Yes, but I am very careful. Still, after 5 years and about a dozen trips to Walt Disney World, it's working great!
There is an alternative you might want to check out called the R-Strap. I've never used one but have it on my "to buy" list. From what I read, you either like it or you don't. Maybe you will.
As you can see, I don't really use something designed for photographic equipment. Sharon's question made me question my current Mickey Mouse solution. With no dividors, my lens and flash often rub and bang into each other. I went searching for something better but still small and which goes around my waist. I am not a fan of backpacks or over the shoulder bags. Have tried both in the past. Like a camera, a way to carry a camera is a personal decision. We all work differently.
What I found was a company called Think Tank Photo. This company is run by photographers and have designed their photo equipment carrying products with them in mind. They tend to be on the pricey side. Their products are built to take the punishment we put them through. Not saying we are careless but stuff happens when walking around themeparks with thousands of other guests, hiking through woods or at family events.
I choose the Think Tank Photo Speed Demon Belt Pack. The Speed Demon incorporates the use of "Skin" components, of which, I added their Skin 75 Pop Down which can hold a large zoom lens. This component will come in handy at sporting events and zoos.
The Speed Demon is very comfortable and lightweight with my 50mm, 11-16mm zoom, speedlight, flash bounce accessory, memory cards, extra batteries for camera and flash, grey card, pens, notebook, lens cloth, and a small blower. Lots of pockets and zippered areas for organization. It even has an attached raincoat to come out and cover the pack in case of sudden rains. Another cool feature is the zipper on top of the bag. It gives easy access to the large bag area with padded compartments where I can reach in and pull out a lens or flash fast without having to unzip the entire bag.
I could substitute a lens or the speedlight in the Speed Demon for my camera if I wanted to. I still like having the camera around my neck so I am always ready to take a picture.
So, thanks Sharon for your question. It helped me find a better way to carry and protect my photo equipment. Hope the suggestions given above help you if you are looking for a new camera bag accessory.


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39-year-old Henry Edward Northington, a veteran of the US Navy who CBS claims was abandoned by his family because of his sexuality, was found beheaded and beaten along the Northbank of the James river back in 1999.
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Candles flickered eerily atop gnarled wooden tables, music from many moons ago filled the air, and an otherwordly mist shrouded us in mystery, as we tarried in the murky taven, awaiting our Quest. My 9 year old son and I were about to take on the 'Curse of the Scarlet Sorcerer' in the legendary fantasy realm of 'Bohemia' in Hastings as part of the new Legend Quest live role-play experience…
We didn't quite know what to expect as we sat rather self-consciously in our best fantasy-hero outfits that we had enjoyed rummaging for in the charity shops of Battle the day before. We didn't know any of the other people there – many of whom sported fantastic costumes, that also helped set the scene, and signalled that we were all on the same page of the adventure to come.
But none of that mattered as soon as the scene was set for the 'Legend Quest' that we were undertaking and it was explained that we would all be working as a team, solving puzzles and devising strategies as we battled the Scarlet Sorcerer to rescue the elves Olok and Erith.
The scene was set so effectively by a combination of impressive interaction with characters from the fantasy realm, brilliantly changing props and scenery, and the way us adventurers all got a turn to step into the fantasy realm for ourselves, that it was clear that this new venture will be a hit with both young and old.
It was truly magical to see how my son, and the other young people there, engaged totally with the story and the characters telling it, and made that leap from reading/watching a story unfold, to actually living it for themselves. Imaginations and heroism were ignited as we were able to question characters, decide on what course of action to take, and take on the obstacles in the way of defeating the Scarlet Sorcerer.
There were a few occasions where my 9 year old son hid behind me, much as you'd hide behind the cushions when you're sat on the sofa at home, and something a bit scary happens – whilst still being unable to quite tear himself away. But the level of 'scare' was very well-judged, and there were no tears from anyone present – child or adult! It is a safe and supportive atmosphere to 'face your fears' and everyone was very supportive of each other – and equally as delighted when we triumphed in our collective Quest. There was a lot of humour and camaraderie, and the story wove together elements from many well-loved fantasy tales (as all the best stories do) and even had nods to the local area – even mentioning the Wreck of the Amsterdam.
You don't need to have an in-depth knowledge of the fantasy genre (although my son and I shared several moments of – Ah – hah! due to our shared love of Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and other fantasy adventures) , all you need is a willingness to suspend the mundanity of everyday life for 2 hours, and immerse yourself in another world of smugglers, elves, sorcerers – and whichever creatures are awaiting us in future adventures….
A great bonus at the end, was the chance to have a 'hero' portrait' snapped by Oliver McNeill of Legend Photography (aka the creator of Legend Quests) which provided a fitting memento of the experience.
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QSN: As the whole BK nation knows, Brooklyn can be used as a noun, verb and even adjective. I hear some dude in Red Hook uses Brooklyn as a helping verb. "He Brooklynly runs to catch the F train before it leaves the station."
But I digress. My readers also know that I frequent hotels, from the most lavish resorts to the dingiest rat holes and everything in between. And what have I learned from all my stays? Cheap hotels are way better than expensive hotels. Before I explain I must give one small disclaimer/qualification. My theory does not apply to Über expensive all inclusive type places where sheiks and heads of states stay. The bathroom in those places is nicer than any apartment I've ever had. If a rich sheik says you can crash in his tub, you should jump at that offer. Plus, you can probably drop a deuce in one of his other 16 bathrooms.
My hypothesis speaks to value and applies to expensive hotels that have nice dark wood in the rooms but try to nickel and dime you every step of the way. The lavish places just charge you a grip up front so anything you want after that is free(Free? I meant, already paid for. There that's better.) The height of the hotel is a dead giveaway that you're going to be ala carted to near death. If I walk up to a tall hotel building and before I even get to the front desk 5 people have called me sir and 3 have offered to help me with my 1 carry on roller bag, I know I need to grip my wallet tight. These places, charge you extra for internet, the buffet is usually mediocre at best with a stellar price tag, the parking cuts into your retirement fund and you can eat from that snack bar in your room or just use your money to light an all night campfire.
Now contrast that to a rinky dink Days Inn. The room rate is less to begin with. Parking is free. In fact you probably park right outside your door. If it's working that day, the internet is usually free. They probably have Otis Smith cookies at the front desk free for the taking and to top it off, the continental breakfast buffet is included. You get to make perfect waffles with the non stick waffle turn over thingy.* You literally cannot mess up. You pour, turn, it beeps and wala perfect waffle to go along with your juice, yogurt and assortment of cereal. Every now and then they'll even have eggs and meat. Just avoid bed bugs and you're getting way more bang for your buck.
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New Delhi, Oct 1 (IANS) The central government is planning several measures to bail out the crisis-hit chopper industry, a senior official said here Wednesday."We are planning a series of major projects to develop adequate infrastructure across the country to promote helicopter operations," Civil Aviation Secretary M. Madhavan Nambiar said at a seminar on helicopter tourism.
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Like the other scheduled carriers, which are hit by higher operational and fuel costs, chopper industry too is going through a difficult time.
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Eric Schmidt, billionaire chair of Alphabet, Inc. the parent company of Google, led a massive fundraising drive in December for leftist analytics firm Civis Analytics, represented by a law firm that partnered with Justice Department special prosecutor Robert Mueller—raising questions about Mueller's impartiality in his so-called "Russia probe" into President Donald J. Trump's campaign.
In March 2014, WilmerHale announced Mueller would join its firm as a partner. Mueller left his position in May after the DOJ appointed him as a special prosecutor to look into alleged "ties" between President Trump's campaign and Russia.
WilmerHale represented Civis Analytics during a $22 million fundraising drive Schmidt in part led.
"Partner Peter Buckland and Associate Jessica Wade represented Civis in this transaction," a Dec. 2016 WilmerHale press release read. Mueller was still a WilmerHale partner at the time.
Rather than donating to campaigns themselves, Schmidt invests in start-ups meant to boost Democrats' voter turnout and collect more and more data on voters. Civis Analytics, which NBC called one the "the best-funded civic startups," got off the ground thanks to Schmidt and has close ties with the Democratic Party.
And what is Civis Analytics?
"Civis… promises a paradigm that could rescue American politics from confusion. The startup—which works closely with the Democratic Party—didn't play much of a role during the primaries, but now it intends to help the Democrats wage the most data-intensive campaign in history," according to a June 2016 Wired article.
Dan Wagner, Civis' founder, first forayed into politics in 2007 as a volunteer for Barack Obama's campaign. In 2012, Schmidt met with Wagner and later gave him both a personal loan and a venture capital investment—eventually leading to the founding of Civis.
Why did Civis appeal to Schmidt? Perhaps it was Civis' mass-spying operation on American voters—which is positively eerie:
In the past, an entire campaign's data and infrastructure would go poof after Election Day. Now Civis and similar firms are building institutional memory with permanent information storehouses that track America's 220 million–odd voters across their adult lives, noting everything from magazine subscriptions and student loans to voting history, marital status, Facebook ID, and Twitter handle. Power and clients flow to the firms that can build and maintain the best databases of people's behavior over time.
Emails released by WikiLeaks reveal Schmidt met with Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta, and wanted to be a "head outside advisor."
"I met with Eric Schmidt tonight," Podesta wrote to Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook in April 2014. "[H]e's ready to fund, advise recruit talent, etc."
All of this raises more questions about Silicon Valley, its ties to the Deep State, and Mueller's ties with a billionaire Democrat megadonor. Mueller, of course, also staffed his special counsel with Democrat donors.
Stay tuned for more.
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For me, the desert is not only intimately tied to Thanatos, it is also very much the realm of Eros. The desert's textures and spaces evoke visceral memories from a distant if not primordial past; I re-appropriate my body as a source of knowledge of the subversive power of the senses, a power that enables artistic creation. My lens tries to probe this knowledge.
Mendes-Flohr writes creative nonfiction and poetry in her adopted language, English, much of it inspired by her hiking and traveling experiences. Her memoir-cum-fantasy, House without Doors, based on her childhood in the Sephardic Jewish community of Curaçao, was published in Tel Aviv in 2013, in Hebrew translation. Currently, she is completing a manuscript on hiking in the desert, entitled "Dance of the Desert – Reflections on the Eros of Landscape." You can find more on http://www.ritamendesflohr.phanfare.com.
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A very good movie. It is sort of documentary style. The woman who played Monroe was very good at it and the lipsyncing was really well done. A fun romp if ever there was one. The only reason it'a rated R is they drop the F-bomb several times.
2. The Children's Hour-
An Audrey Hepburn movie, very well produced and yet such a sad story. A movie about two school teachers who are. both women and friends. And a terrible lie about them being lesbians ruins their reputations. Though it's not true Martha (not Hepburn) does like her like that. And Karen's (Hepburn) fiancé leaves her. No spoilers but a sad yet good movie.
Finally #3, Gypsy-
A okay movie about a doting stage mother, a dying vaudeville scene, and a troupe. Or was a so so. Not the best roles for anyone. But a well done production, songs, and acting. My favorite song was Rose's Turn.
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Youth Travel Ambassadors win Silver Star!
My group of friends and I also know as the YTA (Youth Travel Ambassadors) team, went to celebrate our achievements in the past year by having after noon tea with Mrs. Rutherford and a school governor – Romany Joseph.
During the tea party, we spoke about how we won the Silver Star (which is now on the plaque in upper school) and how we will use the £250 prize we achieved at the TFL event.
We also discussed our project which is about teaching students about safety.
We would like to thank Mrs. Rutherford for hosting the afternoon tea.
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Is this piracy game on another level or should we just sit back and allow these people curb the efforts of these artist?


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Recorded in San Francisco in 1983, Live From San Francisco is one of Maynard's most energetic albums. Songs include Coconut Champagne, Fireshaker, and Bebop Buffet.
Vintage Maynard Ferguson Collectible
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Question about Linksys WVC54G Network Camera
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the problem appears when I disconect the cable beetwen the camera and the router
Well I have (4) of these cams but solved this problem after Cam #1. Linksys' instruction manual really stinks and fails to mention a few important things. The initial configuration requires you to temporarily make a wired connection to your wireless router. Run the installation CD. The camera will need to setup an IP and "shake hands" with your network. Use the default, 192.168.1.115, as your camera IP address.
Disconnect the camera from the router. Go to your router admin panel at 192.168.1.1. You need to enable port forwarding. Set for TCP and UDP. I believe Linkys recommends port 1024. Should work.
Based on your description....sounds like an initial configuration problem and/or your port forwarding isn't enabled.
Good Luck
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disconnecting the Camera from the USB port and reinstall the CD or
Downloaded software program. When the program asks you to connect
the camera to the USB port, do so and it should work.
Then to use it on the Web do this.
Web Camera's have to be setup on the program they are to be used with. Just installing the camera on your computer does not set it up to broadcast on messengers or Skype.
Each program has Options that have to be setup in order for the Audio and Video to function properly.
A. Skype Setup:
After downloading and installing Skype (http://www.skype.com/intl/en-gb/download/skype/windows/beta/downloading/ ) set it up as follows:
B. Yahoo Setup:
After downloading and installing Yahoo Messenger (http://www.soft32.com/download_30.html ) set it up as follows:
When done both the Audio and Video will function properly so you can chat and see family or friends you are connected to.
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Street View is the best available vantage point looking, if possible, towards the location of the building. In some locations, Street View may not give a view of the actual building, or may not be available at all. Where it is not available, the satellite view is shown instead.
Latitude: 52.1298 / 52°7'47"N
Longitude: -1.4612 / 1°27'40"W
OS Eastings: 436979
OS Northings: 248077
OS Grid: SP369480
Mapcode National: GBR 6QK.HDC
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Entry Name: Statue and Garden Walls at Radway Grange
Listing Date: 8 April 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1024209
English Heritage Legacy ID: 306216
Location: Radway, Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire, CV35
County: Warwickshire
District: Stratford-on-Avon
Civil Parish: Radway
Built-Up Area: Radway
Traditional County: Warwickshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Warwickshire
Church of England Parish: Radway St Peter
Church of England Diocese: Coventry
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Statue and garden walls. Mid C18. Statue of caractacus in chains. Carved
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too large. Garden walls of regular coursed ironstone with flat projecting
coping; rear of red brick. Right return section has rusticated arched gateway.
C20 wrought-iron gate. Lower drystone section to right. Included for group
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Sleeveless Records proudly announce the release of A Carey Blyton Shoal of Fishes. This colourful disc features the hugely versatile Chameleon Arts Wind Quintet, the outstanding young harpist Harriet Adie and brilliant vibraphone playing of Derek Foster. The title work, A Shoal of Fishes, is further complimented by narration from Ian Partridge.
This disc features a number of first recordings of works by this well-loved and important 20th century composer, which sit delightfully alongside each other, linked through their scaly subject matter!
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A Catch for Wind Instruments op 49
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By Charlene Koepp, Editor (published in the Jordan Independent Newspaper)
Wednesday, March 19, 2003
Jordan students who are interested in pursuing a career in emergency medical technology (EMT/paramedic), nursing, or firefighting may benefit from a new scholarship that is being offered this year.
The Timothy L. Correll Memorial Scholarship (in an amount not less than $100 and not more than $500) will be awarded on an annual basis to a graduating JHS senior who is going to continue his or her education in any of those fields, whether it be a two-
Tim was a Jordan High School graduate (class of 1997). Karen Correll said Tim, an EMT and firefighter for the Randolph-
"Tim always had a real heart for helping people and I know there are kids in our school and the Randolph school district that have a heart to do this kind of work," said Correll. "We need to feel like there is some sense to this tragedy and the best way we know to fill that need is to train young people in careers that help others. We know that was important to Tim."
"As I did research for the Foundation, I learned that there will be a 32 percent rise in the need for this kind of emergency personnel in the near future, especially in rural areas like ours," said Correll. "I'm sure Tim would be happy to know that some kids might get the resources they need for this kind of training."
The Foundation and scholarship is based on donations and fundraising activities. Correll said they hope to eventually add grants for continuing training for volunteer firefighters and another scholarship for persons interested in going back for secondary education after they've graduated. She indicated that it is her hope that eventually the scholarship can be renewable.


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|You Have a Brain
by Ben Carson M.D., Gregg Lewis, Deborah Shaw Lewis
|Throughout his life, renowned neurosurgeon Dr. Benjamin Carson has needed to overcome many obstacles: His father leaving the family; being considered stupid by his classmates in grade school; growing up in inner-city Detroit; and having a violent temper. But Dr. Carson didn't let his circumstances control him, and instead discovered eight principle ...
Number of pages: 240 | Publication Date: 2015-02-03 | ISBN-13: 9780310745990
|Think Big
Ben Carson M.D.
|This book is for you if your life is a series of shattered dreams. This book is for you if you have no dreams at all. It's for you if you've bought the lie that you'll never amount to anything. That's not true. Your life is BIG—far bigger than you've imagined. Inside these pages lie the keys to recognizing the full potential of your lif ...
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|America the Beautiful
Ben Carson M.D.
|What is America becoming? Or, more importantly, what can she be if we reclaim a vision for the things that made her great in the first place? In America the Beautiful, Dr. Ben Carson helps us learn from our past in order to chart a better course for our future. From his personal ascent from inner-city poverty to international medical and humanitari ...
Number of pages: 224 | Publication Date: 2013-01-22 | ISBN-13: 9780310330912
|My Life
Ben Carson M.D.
|Ben Carson grew up in the inner cities of Boston and Detroit with his mother and brother. When his father deserted the family, Ben's mother worked several jobs to support her boys yet worked even harder to encourage them to get an education and follow their dreams. Ben's dreams nearly ended when his anger at being poor and the ridicule of a ...
Number of pages: 96 | Publication Date: 2015-07-14 | ISBN-13: 9780310344513
|Gifted Hands
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|Gifted Hands by and about Ben Carson, M.D., is the inspiring story of an inner-city kid with poor grades and little motivation, who, at age thirty-three, became director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins University Hospital. Gifted Hands will transplace you into the operating room to witness surgeries that made headlines around the world, ...
Number of pages: 240 | Publication Date: 1992-02-10 | ISBN-13: 9780310546511
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Ben Carson M.D.
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Number of pages: 240 | Publication Date: 2007-12-19 | ISBN-13: 9780310259732
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Ben Carson M.D.
|Manos prodigiosas por y acerca de Ben Carson, Doctor en Medicina, es el relato inspirador de un chiquillo de un barrio difícil, con bajas calificaciones y poca motivación, que a los treinta y tres años llegó a ser director de neurocirugía pediátrica del Hospital de la Universidad John Hopkins. Manos prodigiosas lo trasladará a la sala de ope ...
Number of pages: 240 | Publication Date: 2009-09-14 | ISBN-13: 9780829753738
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|In Gifted Hands, Ben Carson tells of his inspiring odyssey from his childhood in inner-city Detroit to his position as director of pediatric neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 33. ...
Number of pages: 240 | Publication Date: 2011 | ISBN-13: 9780310332909
|The Big Picture
Ben Carson M.D.
|Dr. Ben Carson is known as the originator of ground-breaking surgical procedures, a doctor who turns impossible hopes into joyous realities. He is also known as a compassionate humanitarian who reaches beyond corporate boardrooms to touch the lives of inner-city kids.Where does this drive and focus come from? The Big Picture. A vision of something ...
Number of pages: 272 | Publication Date: 2015-12-29 | ISBN-13: 9780310341956


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Eucalyptus Globulus or Eucalyptus Smithii
Eucalyptus oil is highly beneficial for many applications, and its fresh scent is quite pleasant. It's generally used for upper respiratory issues as well as soothing physical and emotional distress.
There are over 700 species of Eucalyptus and mostly all native to Australia
Eucalyptus Globulus Also known as Blue Gum Eucalyptus, this is the most common type. It's strong refreshingly earthy scent is best for coughs and colds, pain, and is known for being a superior insect repellent. This essential oil is distilled from the leaves and small branches of these tall evergreen trees. This oil is NOT advised for children under six years old. You can use this oil in a diffuser or added to carrier oils to be massaged on the skin. It's great at helping with sore muscles after workouts. It may have antibacterial and antidepressant properties that other varieties do not. Try adding a few drops of this oil to your carpet cleanser to get a fresh, deep clean in your home. You can also make shower bombs with Globulus oil which dissolve in the hot water and help clear sinus blockages.
While this oil contains many of the same compounds as the Globulus variety, this oil is milder and safe for use around babies and young children. Smithii has a lighter scent, and is overall less potent than Globulus. It's useful for the same applications in respiratory issues and pain, though it's less effective as an insect repellent due to its milder aroma. It's less likely to cause a skin reaction because of this as well. Some say that this variety is better when a viral infection is present. Smithii is also more of a soothing oil, and can help when relaxation is needed or when you are having trouble sleeping. If you want an antibacterial hand soap but don't want to use harsh chemicals, a few drops of this oil in your favorite soap will do just the trick.


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Behavioral health conditions (mental illnesses and substance use disorders) can often first be identified in a primary care setting, and can be exacerbated by under- or delayed diagnosis and treatment. This is a serious public health problem nationally and across Massachusetts, and there is growing consensus that integration of behavioral health care into primary care is a priority.
This 90-minute webinar will introduce participants to the Health Policy Commission's recently updated PCMH PRIME Certification Program. NCQA faculty will provide an overview of the PCMH PRIME criteria, documentation requirements, and application process focusing on program updates effective mid-November 2017 (please visit the HPC website for further information about recent PCMH PRIME program changes). The goal of this session is to increase participants' understanding of how an organization can apply to be PCMH PRIME certified. It will also examine the impact of a behavioral health focus on the medical home model.
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