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Description: Fritz Hochwalder (1911-1986) also known as Fritz Hochwaelder, was an Austrian playwright. Known for his spare prose and strong moralist themes, he won several literary awards, including the Grand Austrian State Prize for Literature in 1966. Most of his plays were first played at the Burgtheater in Vienna. Offered here is a typed letter signed, 1964, 1 page, approx. 8-1/4 x 11-3/4 in. Content unknown - not translated.
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- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup baking cocoa
- 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups milk
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Whipped topping, optional
- In a 1-qt. microwave-safe bowl, combine the first four ingredients. Stir in milk until smooth. Microwave, uncovered, on high for 2 minutes; stir. Microwave 3-5 minutes longer or until thickened, stirring after each minute. Stir in vanilla. Pour into individual serving dishes; cool. Refrigerate. Garnish with whipped topping if desired. Yield: 4 servings.
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"This is so much better than from a mix. I did increase the baking cocoa to 1/3 cup. Was a little too sweet for us at 1/4 cup. We like to eat this with sliced bananas in the bottom of the bowl, then put the chocolate pudding on top."
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I recommend checking out this wiki description on mold growth (see the "causes and growing conditions" section).
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Still, it does suggest for those of us with pumidors (or even in summer months) that we should be really careful of the combination of temperature and humidity -- again, regardless of air flow.
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Memory supplier Qimonda on Tuesday began a reduction in wafer starts at its facility at Dresden to about 25% of the available capacity. With this move, Qimonda is responding to the negative market developments as well as to the necessity to cut back loss making businesses and safeguard liquidity.
"We will reduce wafer starts at Dresden in order to reduce costs and safeguard liquidity. With this liquidity, we intend to expedite the development of our 46nm Buried Wordline technology, with which we can achieve market leading productivity and efficiency. The preliminary insolvency administrator and the creditors' committee have agreed to this approach," said Frank Prein, general manager of Qimonda Dresden.
The reduction of wafer starts will have no immediate effect on deliveries to customers, according to Qimonda. Unused equipment will be placed in a standby mode and can be ramped-up again at short notice. The development of the new 46nm Buried Wordline technology, which makes possible an above-average leap in productivity and offers greater energy efficiency than peer products in the market, will be expedited without any reduction.
Qimonda also said that it had "made further progress with the development of its 46nm Buried Wordline technology and has been able to improve yields of this new manufacturing process faster than originally expected".
"We are convinced that in the current situation the successful productivity improvement is the best way to convince potential investors that Qimonda has a future. As soon as an investor is on board, Dresden can increase wafer starts again," said Thomas Seifert, chief financial officer and chief executive office of Qimonda AG.
First talks with potential investors have already been held during recent days. "However, it is still too early to make any assessment", according to the preliminary insolvency administrator, Dr. Michael Jaffé and Kin Wah Loh, president and chief executive of Qimonda AG.
A solution involving new investors must be found by end of March in order to assure the continuation of operations at Qimonda, according to Qimonda. But some other sources point to the fact that the troubled memory supplier has a month to find itself a saviour.
No final decisions have yet been taken concerning the future structure of the company, including whether those of its businesses that can be continued will be held through Qimonda AG or placed in a new company owned by new investors. In the latter case, or if investors cannot be found to finance the continuation of Qimonda's businesses, Qimonda AG would likely be liquidated.


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OCZ Technology Group, a leading supplier of high-performance dynamic random access memory (DRAM), has unveiled the world's first flash memory drive with external serial ATA (eSATA) interface. The new drive will provide considerably higher performance compared to widespread flash memory drives with universal serial bus (USB) interface.
OCZ Throttle's primary eSATA interface offers an 90MB/second read speeds and 30MB/sec write speeds. In addition, the new drives support mini-USB port (cable is included into the bundle) in order to get compatibility with personal computers not supporting eSATA interface. OCZ will offer Throttle drives in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities.
"We are excited to introduce the Throttle eSATA drive, which delivers many of the key benefits of external SATA including faster transfer rates and a cost effective expansion storage for high performance computing. The Throttle is available in high densities and offers exceptional peak interface speeds for high performance notebooks, desktops, consumer electronics and entry level servers. In the case where an eSATA port is not available, the Throttle has the ability to connect via USB as well for ultimate flexibility," said Eugene Chang, director of product management for the OCZ Technology Group.
Back in the past OCZ Technology already demonstrated flash memory drive with FireWire (IEEE1394) interface, but since these connectors were not really wide-spread, particularly on notebooks, the product has never reached the market. The OCZ Throttle drives can still become popular as despite of the fact that eSATA is still not available on the vast majority of laptops and is only supported by modern desktops, the flash memory devices also feature mini-USB port for compatibility with all the already deployed systems.
OCZ Throttle flash memory drives are about to start shipping. Prices are unclear.
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Playground Ensemble: February 24, 2012 7pm: Boulder Symphony Chamber Series.Posted by s21concerts in Concert Announcement, tags: Boulder, chamber music, classical, classical music, Colorado, Henryk Gorecki, Karlheinz Stockhausen, modern music, Music, new music, Steve Reich
Join us as we collaborate with the Boulder Symphony on their firt ever chamber music series.
Featured works include Libra, Scorpio and Saggitarius from Tierkreis by Karlheinz Stockhausen, Henryk Gorecki's Little Fantasia and Steve Reich's Electric Counterpoint.
First Presbyterian Church
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Hi and sorry for my english...
I have a M1 pickup on my Aria AD-80.
I also have the Para Di.
well...when I play my guitar, I feel strange resonances (like two pichtes, buzz...) wich vanish, but not entirely, when I tighten more the clamps!
I do not think that is the solution.
I applied thin cork pads between the clamps and guitar, but nothing to do...the same problem!
the guitar could be the cause?
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C.J. Gustafson, Freelance Writer and Photographer
Hola, Cozumel Insider readers.
If you're checking out this section of the website, it probably means that you have an interest in photography or at least in taking better vacation pictures.
That interest and a camera are really all you need to take good photos on Cozumel. The endless supply of subjects, the beautiful lighting, and constant activity make it basically effortless, but it never hurts to have some Insider information.
I've worked as a freelance photographer for almost three years, so I'm really just getting started and I still have a LOT to learn. There are many professionals out there more knowledgeable and skilled than I. But I know Cozumel and I know how to get great shots of my favorite Caribbean paradise, so I've agreed to share some of my photos and knowledge. Because the point of this feature is to help Cozumel visitors take great vacation pictures, the images on these pages are shots that anyone with a standard 35-mm or digital camera could take. I didn't use a tripod or professional film or special processing, although I did use a longer lens for some of the close-up shots. These are my fun shots, not my work, and nothing on these pages should be considered too complicated or over anyone's head.
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I've grouped photos into several different categories and provided information specific to each group. I didn't include many people pictures because unless you're shooting at a public event, you generally need to get written permission from people to publish their pictures. The best quick blurb of advice I can give about taking pictures of people is to try and make sure they're in the same level of light as you are, unless you know something about metering or you want them to be silhouetted underneath the shady palapa. And catch them doing something candid, not posed like a statue. It's much more interesting.
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The most important thing is to make sure you have your camera with you. You can't get that great shot if you left your camera back in the room.
Carry extra film and batteries. People always seem to run out of both just when the shooting gets really good.
The heat and salt air are extremely hard on camera equipment. Protect your gear as much as possible and consider getting your camera cleaned when you get home. I use a small, soft-sided cooler to carry my camera, film and spare batteries. A cold or frozen bottle of water wrapped in a cloth keeps everything cool and gives me something to drink later in the day.
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Romance, adventure, good food, hot dancing, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences on the island of Cozumel!
Spicy Travels 1 - The Iguana Adventure
He's little, he's cute, he doesn't bite me, and he eats mosquitoes and other bugs. I'm on a Caribbean island with no worries. Let it go. It is all part of the adventure - but what an experience!
Spicy Travels 2 - Moonlight Dance Adventure
These are the times in your life where you have to tell yourself that times like these seldom come along in life and you can't let them slip by because you're embarrassed or nervous or afraid.
Spicy Travels 3 - Language Learning Adventure
My adventure reminded me that there is common ground when it comes to language on Cozumel, with both tourists and locals wanting to learn how to better communicate.
Spicy Travels 4 - Barracuda Adventure
Suddenly I saw a large shadow move across the ocean floor and I looked over expecting to see another snorkeler swimming alongside.
Travel Tip 1 - Cozumel is a State of Mind
There's something about a Caribbean island that is just fundamentally different from the rest of the world. This definitely true of Cozumel!
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I've learned through my travels that music can set the tone and enhance the enjoyment of almost any activity on the island.
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Dont let fear of the unknown keep you from experiencing Cozumel's beautiful underwater world. This truly is one of the most unforgettable aspects of the island and there is more than one way to experience this!
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Cozumel has some of the most beautiful sunsets to be found on earth. Here are some tips on capturing them!
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It has been my experience that very rarely do you get good Cozumel pictures riding in the back seat of a taxi cab.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (1519 votes).
Date of review: September 22, 2011
In short: Tremendous day all roundIn full: 1st Half Marathon absolutely loved it only negative was that slower runners and walkers don't always take the organisers advise and move to the left of the road so you can get slowed down at times, would have been good to see some reminders or stewards enforcing this.Date of review: September 22, 2011
In short: Sort out overweight and fancy dressIn full: I can't understand why overweight and fancy dress runners get to go to the front in this 'fun run'. There should be some kind of system in place where they vet you before you race and if you turn up in fancy dress (not light costumes that won't hamper your run) you head to the pink zone. This race is amazing and the time of year it takes place is just about spot on. Hopefully next year I am able to get a start place past all the false placed runners and go even better.Date of review: September 22, 2011
In short: Great atmosphereDate of review: September 22, 2011
In short: The most amazing experience for my first half-marathonIn full: I chose this event for my 1st Half marathon and trained from zero fitness in April and was able to run comfortably up to 11 miles, saving the half-marathon achievement until the day. Early morning nerves replaced with excitement as soon as I got the bridge over-looking the start and the two hour wait flew by although could do with some toilets along the outside of the pens as once you're in there's no going back!! Met some friends from RW and others before the start and the warm-up and red arrows fly past was excellent. I started on the left at the start but soon moved over to the right for more space after the Tyne Bridge, everything about the run was well organised, drinks station positions and marshalls and the crowd were exceptional. The rain at 6 miles was refreshing but the monsoon a little later made things a little harder. I won't dwell on someone being worked on by paramedics but my split time was ok for around 2hrs 2mins at 11 miles but unfortunatley my left calf stiffened up on the final climb and by the time I tuned the corner for the final mile it was a case of keeping going spurred on the magnificant crowd and other runners and finished in 2:08:56. Organisation at the end was good and meeting my wife in time for the red arrows fly-past topped off one of the best experiences of my life. I will definitely be back again but now I know that I really need to train to run the distance and introduce hill training although for a first experience completing the distance only on the day adds to the achievement and with over £700 raised for my charity I am a happy runnerDate of review: September 22, 2011
In short: 9th year of doing it- love it every timeIn full: the numbers that do it and the atmosphere make it a special race, yes it is challenging with the profile, but very worthwhile with the support that is equal to the VLM. Depending which zone you start from the course has PB potenial.Date of review: September 22, 2011
In short: FabulousIn full: Great atmosphere,fabulous music in the finishers tent have a beer and a dance after the race!Date of review: September 22, 2011
In short: Love the GNRIn full: 7th time out and a pb of 1.43...god I love this race. And the red arrows at the start were pretty special. I agree with other posters though that even starting from orange c (2nd pen of the masses) I encountered people walking after half a mile. Generally however, it's well organised. I wish they'd make you meet family in the athletics stadium at the end where you could stand on the bank and look for people like they used to. Current system does not work. Date of review: September 21, 2011
In short: Simply the best, largest and half marathon that is supported 100% by the people of the North East. Fantastic Date of review: September 21, 2011
In short: Just lie about your expected time to get a chance of a timeIn full: Once again disappointed by the amount of people that lie about the expected race time just to get an earlier start nearer the camera's. I made this mistake in Manchester too.I will be knocking at least 45 mins off my expected time next year. I mean people were walking after 1 mile who were in the first group. Apart from that gripe it was a good day out and would recommend it to anyone.Date of review: September 21, 2011
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12 Days of Techniques DAY FIVE!
December 17, 2010 by Ellen
Filed under Core Blog, Jenni Bowlin, Sizzix, SRM Stickers
Welcome to our First Ever 12 Days of Techniques. We are excited to share with you some of our favorite techniques using our unique color core cardstock. Each day a Design Team member is going to share a project featuring a technique with Core'dinations cardstock. We have TWELVE unique and amazing days lined up for you leading right into Christmas Eve Day.
In case you are just joining us today here is what we covered so far:
Day One: Sanding
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Each day we will be giving away a great selection of Core'dinations ! Each prize will also receive a Dust Buddy and our NEW Sand It Gadget! And today we have one of our favorite sponsors and they have a prize for you in addition to the Core'dinations prize pack!
Todays Winner will also receive this an edge distressor from none other than Mr. Tim Holtz! PLEASE make sure you head over to Tim's Facebook Page and tell him how much you appreciate his support of the 12 Days of Techniques! You may be seeing more of him in the next few days….just sayin' 😉 I don't know about you but I looooove my Tonic Tools. I would recommend the non-stick scissors too 😉 . BUT first you need to watch the Distressing Video here leave us a comment!
Today Paula Gilarde is sharing a card she created with loads of distressing. Paula used FOUR, yes, FOUR different Core'dinations Lines! Here they are in order from the cardbase: Black Magic (sanded to show the red core), Core Essentials (Notice the Sizzix by Tim Holtz brick embossing folder????) Jenni Bowlin Vintage Core Impressions and Jenni Bowlin Whitewash Core Impressions (Both from the brown and cream line). Paula added some great details to this card including an SRM Sticker.
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I took a class that had some debossing projects and it was very easy and looked great. A Cuddlebug would be the ideal thing to pratice this fun technique.
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Skip to comments.Miss. state Rep. Jessica Upshaw found dead
Posted on 03/25/2013 6:23:36 AM PDT by EXCH54FE
Rep. Jessica Upshaw slideshow MENDENHALL State Rep. Jessica Upshaw, an attorney who had been a lawmaker since 2004, was found dead Sunday of an apparent suicide. She was 53.
Simpson County Sheriff Kenneth Lewis told WLOX-TV that Upshaw was found at a home in Mendenhall, about 30 miles southeast of Jackson.
"It appeared she had a gunshot wound to her head; it appeared to be self-inflicted," he said.
Lewis told The Clarion-Ledger she was found at the home of former state Rep. Clint Rotenberry. He has not been arrested and did not answer his phone.
Upshaw, a Republican from Diamondhead along the state's coast, died about 110 miles from her hometown.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation was investigating, said spokesman Warren Strain. He would say only that the death did not appear to be natural. Simpson County Coroner Terry Tutor also would not comment on the cause of death.
The sheriff did not return a phone call from The Associated Press.
"I have known Jessica for many years as an unselfish and dedicated public servant," Gov. Phil Bryant said. "This is a tragic loss for her family and all Mississippians, and our thoughts and prayers go out to her family during this difficult time."
Upshaw was the fifth legislator to die in as many months. The other four two representatives and two senators died of natural causes.
"Once again this session, the House has been touched by tragedy," House Speaker Philip Gunn said in a statement. "Rep. Jessica Upshaw was an outstanding legislator and friend. She was one of the brightest and most competent members of the House."
Upshaw graduated from the University of Mississippi and its law school. She had represented Hancock and Harrison counties since 2004, according to her biography on the Legislature's website.
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Okay, what interest did she threaten?
How many self-inflicted gunshot wounds to the head was that??
I don't know but 110 miles from home and in the house of an ex lawmaker? Hmmmmmmmm.
We need Monk on the case.
Yes a conservative Rep.
Representative Upshaw is affiliated with the Colonial Dames, DAR, Orange Grove/Lyman Chamber of Commerce. She is a member of the Mississippi Legislative Conservative Coalition and American Legislative Exchange Council.
Representative Upshaw was born August 31, 1959 in Meridian, Mississippi and is single. She is of the Methodist faith
Single woman, state representative, drives two hours north from her town to take her own life at the home of a married former work colleague.
Sounds personal to me, not political.
It's rare for a woman to exit herself with a gun. She meant business; not a disguised plea for help.
True enough.
More information here at this site.
Except for the mystery of why she was at a former legislator's house, I would suspect that she had just been diagnosed as having a terminal illness.
Be sure to supply him with Sierra Springs water and handiwipes.
Because its dirty out there!
"""We need Monk on the case."""
I was just about to post the exact same thing. I kid you not.
However, I did see him make a critical mistake in an episode awhile ago. He said the wall paper was not level.He made quite a scene because the wallpaper was not LEVEL.
Wallpaper is never hung level, it is hung PLUMB. A stickler like Monk should have known that.
That looks more like she was a supporter of Agenda 21, not a threat to it. It says she killed the anti-Agenda 21 bill.
She was in the middle of Legislation to stop Agenda 21 in MS.
I am not sure how this plays into her death but here is a blog trying to make a connection:
The link on the page does not work, but I looked at the source code and this link works.
Yes, and the wife has a phone number at a different address from the X-representative.
Yes, but was she threatened in order to get her to kill the bill, or bought off. Both are possibilities.
"It appeared she had a gunshot wound to her head; it appeared to be self-inflicted," he said.
"The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation was investigating, said spokesman Warren Strain. He would say only that the death did not appear to be natural".
Well, that seals it pretty good, Sheriff.
But Rotenberry also used to represent her same district, Diamondhead. Worth noting!
Mississippi politician and grandmother, 53, 'kills herself' at home of former lawmaker
Upshaw was not married, but did have an adult daughter who is married with with a child of her own and lives in South Korea, according to the Clarion-Ledger.
Upshaw is the fifth Mississippi lawmaker in to die in the last few months.
Joe Gardner of Batesville, died last month of a heart attack at the age of 68. Democratic Rep. David Gibbs, of West Point, died January 13.
Two Democratic state senators, Bennie Turner, of West Point, and Alice Harden, of Jackson, died in late 2012.
the four previous Mississippi lawmaker deaths were all elderly, black Democrats who apparently all died of natural causes. Although, if you want a conspiracy, perhaps that's what you should be looking at:
Bennie Turner (D) - age 64 - brain tumor - died 11/27/2012
Alice Harden (D) - age 64 - undisclosed, lengthy illness - died 12/06/2012
David Gibbs (D) - age 76 - cancer - resigned for health reasons 01/08/2013, died 01/13/2013
Joe Gardner (D) - age 68 - apparent heart attack - died 02/04/2013
All four were members of the Legislative Black Caucus.
Also, there is the case of (white) former Federal Prosecutor Jack Brooks Lacy of Mississippi, who died of a gunshot to the head at age 69 in late June, 2012. He "led the first federal prosecution in a civil-rights era killing".
Nov/Dec/Jan/Feb/March/ 1 each month,? April,hmmm.
Yes, but was she threatened in order to get her to kill the bill, or bought off. Both are possibilities.
But she was Chairman of Committee Directing BP Fine Money
Politician found with gunshot to head CBS: Does not appear to be a natural death Was directing BP oil spill fine money 5th Mississippi lawmaker to die in recent months
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Obama Dead Pool file updated
Do you think this is like the horse head in the bed in the Godfather movie?
Does the list include the workers who died in the bp oil spill?
Anyone know where the Clintons were when this was happening? This kind of thing sounds like their part of Arkansas.
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Given all the reassessment going on today about conservatism and its popularity and viability for governing, I recommend picking up a copy of The High Tide of American Conservatism: Davis, Coolidge, and the 1924 Election by Garland Tucker, III.
The author is Chief Executive Officer of Triangle Capital Corporation in Raleigh, N.C. Over the years, I've highlighted how Coolidge's ideas relate to Acton's thought and mission. And while I've read and written a lot about Coolidge, I knew next to nothing about John W. Davis. Davis was a lawyer, ambassador, and Solicitor General of the United States who hailed from West Virginia. He argued 140 cases before the Supreme Court. As the Democratic presidential nominee in 1924, he was also Coolidge's election opponent.
Davis believed strongly in limited government and economic freedom. He criticized the policies of the New Deal saying, "Whether business is better today than it was yesterday, or will be better or worse tomorrow than it is today, is a poor guide for people who are called upon to decide what sort of government they want to live under both today and tomorrow and for the long days after."
I reached out to the author to ask him some questions about his book and about the ideas and significance of Coolidge and Davis. Below is the interview:


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Forty years ago, the U.S. Table Tennis team became the first sports delegation in over two decades to travel to China. The concept of "Friendship First, Competition Second" and the team's interactions with the Chinese through the game of ping pong, contributed to the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and China.
In celebration of Ping Pong Diplomacy's 40th Anniversary, members from the original 1971 U.S. Table Tennis Association, current players on the U.S. national team, and officials from the U.S. Olympic Committee spent a week in China earlier this month. The visit followed that of a Chinese delegation to the U.S. this past summer where Chinese table tennis players and representatives from China's Olympic Committee and Ministry of Sport toured the United States with stops in Milwaukee, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Outside of Los Angeles, players from the 1971 Chinese and American teams, as well as individuals from the Chinese Consulate, gathered at the Nixon Library for a nostalgic match of ping pong.
"Ping Pong Diplomacy" has become an iconic term for its immensely important role in history. The connections that developed through respectful ping pong games paved the way for a meeting between National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger and Zhou En-lai, the premier of China. This milestone opened the door for conversations between President Nixon and Chairman Mao Zedong. Connectivity between Chinese and American citizens followed suit through the expansion of opportunities for shared cultural and face-to-face interaction. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's and State Councilor Madame Liu Yandong's meeting earlier this year reinforced the countries' commitment to enhancing people-to-people exchanges. For more about the U.S.-China Consultation on People-to-People Exchange (CPE), you may read Secretary Clinton's remarks here.
In this same spirit, the U.S.-China Consultation on People to People Exchange was created in 2010. This bilateral agreement aims to strengthen ties between the U.S. and China -- on the individual level -- in the areas of culture, education, sports, science and technology, and women's issues. It was at this level that Ping Pong Diplomacy is said to have originated:
In 1971, while the U.S. and China table tennis teams were in Nagoya, Japan, for the World Championships, one American player found himself on a bus full of Chinese table tennis athletes. After initial awkwardness, one Chinese World Champion player approached the American and presented him with a silkscreen portrait of the Huangshan Mountains. The media captured this exchange and both governments were relieved to finally have a positive subject of discussion.
The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs' SportsUnited division is enthusiastically building on the legacy of Ping Pong Diplomacy through this month's table tennis exchanges and continues to expand diplomatic relations through people-to-people connections.
Click here to learn more about the 40th anniversary trip.
Paul P. in the Philippines writes:
It is wonderful to be reminded of important milestones in history. Most of the kids today would think that Ping Pong Diplomacy was something that Forrest Gump championed. And here in the Philippines we are not even aware of what transpired 40 years ago with the help of a Ping
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MIAMI (Sept. 15, 2011) – After a successful debut at the Manhattan Beach Open, the 2011 Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series, produced by USA Volleyball and IMG, moves on to Lummus Park in Miami Beach this weekend (Sept. 16-18).
The Miami Beach Pro boasts top U.S. beach volleyball players alongside Florida's finest battling for a prize purse of $150,000 and the highly coveted Jose Cuervo championship trophy.
The top-seeded men's team in Miami is 2008 Olympians Jake Gibb (Bountiful, Utah) and Sean Rosenthal (Redondo Beach, Calif.). The top-seeded women's team is 2009 FIVB world champions Jen Kessy (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) and April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.). Both teams are making their debut in the Jose Cuervo Series after spending most of the summer competing overseas.
Also making their Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series debuts are the second-seeded men's team of Matt Fuerbringer (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Nick Lucena (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) and the second-seeded women's team Lauren Fendrick (Carlsbad, Calif.) and Brooke Hanson (Woodland Hills, Calif.) along with the third-seeded team of Nicole Branagh (Orinda, Calif.) and Brittany Hochevar (Fowler, Colo.).
Also competing are Manhattan Beach Open men's champions Sean Scott (Redondo Beach, Calif.) and John Hyden (Sherman Oaks, Calif.) and women's champions Jenny Kropp (Hawthorne, Calif.) and Whitney Pavlik (Laguna Beach, Calif.).
The Miami Beach Pro roster also includes Floridian brothers Mark Van Zwieten (Pompano Beach) and Steve Van Zwieten (Coconut Creek), Steve's wife Kendra Van Zwieten (Coconut Creek),Olaya Pazo (Miami), Kristen Batt (Venice), Brooke Sweat (Estero), Chara Harris (Sarasota) and Megan Wallin (Siesta Key).
"Miami Beach has bred several of the best beach volleyball players in the world and has always been a primary draw for volleyball fans," said senior VP, IMG James Leitz. "IMG is thrilled to bring the Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series to Florida and have this opportunity to showcase several of these talented volleyball stars in their hometown."
The Miami Beach Pro includes a center court stadium with VIP skyboxes, courtside cabanas, bleacher seating for over 2,000 plus six ancillary courts. Additional highlights include a welcome center, merchandise store and festival village with an expected 40,000 in attendance over the three-day weekend.
Tentative match times are Friday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The semifinals are scheduled for Sunday at 1:15 p.m. The women's finals will be Sunday at 3 p.m. followed by the men's finals at 5 p.m., which will be live on VERSUS.
The Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series kicked off at the $200,000 Manhattan Beach Open in Aug. 26-28. Following the Miami Beach Pro, it moves to Hermosa Beach, Calif. on Sept. 23-25 for the $150,000 Jose Cuervo Pro Beach Volleyball Series National Championship. The series offers a combined prize purse of $500,000, the most in the U.S. this year.
Tentative Match Times
Friday (Sept. 16): 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Saturday (Sept. 17): 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Sunday (Sept. 18): 10 a.m.-1 p.m.; Semifinals at 1:15 p.m.; Women's final at 3 p.m.; Men's final at 5 p.m. (Live on VERSUS)
Women's Entry List by Seed
1 April Ross/Jen Kessy
2 Lauren Fendrick/Brooke Hanson
3 Nicole Branagh/Brittany Hochevar
4 Jenny Kropp/Whitney Pavlik
5 Brooke Sweat/Kristen Batt
6 Heather Hughes/Emily Day
7 Jen Fopma/Jess Gysin
8 Christal Engle/Jennifer Snyder
9 Heather Lowe/Tealle Hunkus
10 Chara Harris/Megan Wallin
11 Kathryn Babcock/Erin Gray
12 Lisa Rutledge/Kim DiCello
13 Priscilla Lima/Angela Lewis
14 Annett Davis/Jennifer Johnson Jordan
15 Olaya Pazo/Kendra Van Zwieten
16 Traci Weamer/Michelle Moriarty
Men's Entry List by Seed
1 Sean Rosenthal/Jake Gibb
2 Nick Lucena/Matt Fuerbringer
3 John Hyden/Sean Scott
4 Billy Allen/Bradley Keenan
5 Kevin Wong/Jesse Rambis
6 John Mayer/Matt Prosser
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10 Russ Marchewka/Adam Roberts
11 Braidy Halverson/Matt Olson
12 Josh Binstock/Mark Van Zwieten
13 Evan Engle/Stafford Slick
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Craig, as far as I know, neither you nor I have been to Naples, but we know countless people that have. Out of the countless travel reports you've read, have you ever heard of a Neapolitan pizzeria using anything but 00? I haven't. Have you heard of any respected domestic Neapolitan pizzerias using anything other than 00? They don't exist.
Is there any specific quality, flavor or feature of a finished Neapolitan pie crust that simply cannot be reproduced without a 00 four?
Hi Scott, Craig is likely not interested in that aspect. It would probably be off topic.
Have you heard of any respected domestic Neapolitan pizzerias using anything other than 00? They don't exist.Scott, does Roberta's count? They use a blend of 00 and Sir Ghalahad AP flour. I thought their crust was one of the better NP ones that we ate at on the NY pizza tour. http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,17885.msg175867.html#msg175867Italdream, that's pretty cool that you have lived in Naples for such a long time. Someday I will make it there to try the pizza. If you decide to do a blind taste test, see if you can get your hands on this new GM Neapolitan flour. You might be suprise. I know that there were a lot of people at the Tx Summit 2 that have eaten a whole lot of pizza, both made with 00 flour and non 00 flour. I also know that none of the participants could detect any difference between this GM NP flour and Caputo 00 flour. It was suprising to say the least. If there was even any hint of difference, I think someone would have said something. We were in disbelief. Chau
Scott, does Roberta's count?
Here's my angle. Lets not confuse "tradition" with taste or quality. For many of us europeans, America which is my new beloved home is land of inovation (which is its strength) but sometimes making changes in things already well established. America being a young nation (about 300 years of history), not always easy to completely understand meaning of tradition. (my opinion is Americans value technology and inovation over tradition.) We want make TRADITIONAL pizza napoletana but we miserably fail to understand the tradition --- ending up reinventing the wheel. Almost 99% neapolitan pizzerias in USA are examples in my opinon. They claim to offer "traditional/authentic neapolitan pizza" but what you get is scandalous corruption of the tradition/authenticity. Their prides blinds them to their ignorance. I almost fell in the same trap till a member convinced me of my ignorance. After months of pizza making i was ready to open up my TRADITIONAL NEAPOLITAN PIZZERIA I even leased leased a space, bought professional mixer and the rest. I know it would have been a prosperous pizzeria but prosperity is no synonym for "tradition". The advice that really stayed with me was that once you open up your pizzeria, the business will likely have a life of its own almost independent of your efforts. So, make sure you do everything right as much as possible from the beginning. Still keep learning .. I have more questions than answers .. should neapolitan pizzerias use fridge or chilled box or room temp to ferment dough? should they ferment dough balls in individual containers or dough trays? should they open dough balls with neapolitan slap or on knuckles? can they use unusal cheeses? Must they use 00 flour? <<Ciro Salvo whose a AVPN instructor recently used a blend of 00 flour and WHOLE WHEAT.>> http://www.lucianopignataro.it/a/torre-annunziata-pizzeria-masse-qui-ce-ciro-salvo-che-fa-delle-pizze-favolose/47810/What about weight of dough balls, 250, 260, 270 grams? da Michele whose pizzas I have had many times can get away with 300 grams or more (look at the size of the pizza in the picture) and not using olive oil and bufala. I will be damned by critics if I use whole wheat, dough ball of 300 grams or more and seed oil. Where do you draw the line? Somebody told me this is not like rules of jungle, Ciro is Ciro and da Michele is da Michele, you are none. They have earned the right, what have you done to earn the same? I thank Craig and other members for keeping this discussion alive. By the way, any one knows the history of 00 type flour? Did Antonio Testa, Domenico Testa and Raffaele Esposito use 00 flour <<with proper W and falling number>> when they made neapolitan pizzas for the royalty of Naples? Did they have the technlology to produce 00 flours in those days? If not, when did it start?
Pizza, I enjoy very much reading your posts... They show passion, deep knowledge and respect for the tradition.This is matter for a different thread, but I am curious to learn your take about certain things surrounding the tradition of Neapolitan pizza. I am talking about certain philosophical, environmental and cultural aspects that have not much to do with the pizza itself but with the experience surrounding the same.
Ha. Thanks for the link I guess I'll have to go through the 108 pages of it... It'll make a nice reading for the summer...
Dear Pulcinella, you made some critical points in your post. Mark Twain once said, "Get your facts first, and then you can distort [or modify] them as much as you please." Mozart first had to learn the rules of Baroque and Rococo compositions before being able to break or modify them for the sake of engendering his Classical compositions. In turn, Beethoven had to first master the preceding rules of Classical compositions before evolving them into his Romantic compositions.In the same vein, if I were to establish my own Neapolitan pizzeria and uphold the tradition that has made it a possibility, first it is imperative for me to understand the tradition (which is an oral tradition for the most part, hence, not readily accessible and understandable) as a fundamental frame of reference that provides a mode of commitment, and, more specifically, as a system of thought, behavior, and rituals shared by a group of people to whom it is entrusted. Next, I would take a considerable amount of time to put to practice the system of thought, behavior, and rituals in making Neapolitan pizzasthe way Neapolitans dountil I have a relative mastery over them. So, I would have to forgo using non-"00" flour, dough fermentation in a refrigerator or chilled box, and the rest of the items you enumerated above. A tradition falls apart when there is no commitment to it and its prescribed norms. And, I am not saying that one should mimic all the norms like a parrot who utters words without understanding their meanings. In my estimation, there are sound reasons underlying the norms.Once I have mastery over the tradition, which takes years, then I can commence to become creative about it. Ciro Salvo and Da Michele do what they do because they have already gone on a long journey which you and I have just begun. The journey is an odyssey, and every odyssey has an inbuilt sense of return to a distant past. To move forward, we must look back. Good day!Omid


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Super Gooey Chocolate Drops
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter
- 4 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 4 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 cup packed light brown sugar
- 1 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 4 large eggs
- 2 tablespoons buttermilk
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup natural cocoa powder, such as Hershey's or Scharffenberger
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1 11 -ounce bag semi-sweet chocolate chunks
- 1 cup dried cherries, optional
1. Preheat to 325F. Line 3 baking sheets with parchment and set aside.
2. Place butter and unsweetened and semisweet chocolate in a large heatproof bowl. Bring a saucepan filled with about 1 inch of water to a very slow simmer; set bowl over but not touching water, and stir occasionally until chocolate melts. Stir light brown and granulated sugars and vanilla into chocolate mixture with a wooden spoon. Add eggs and buttermilk and beat vigorously until thick and glossy.
3. Whisk flour, cocoa, cinnamon, and salt together and stir into chocolate mixture. Stir in chocolate chunks and dried cherries, if using. Drop batter in heaping tablespoons, 2 inches apart, onto prepared baking sheets. Bake until cookies are set on outside and soft and fudge-like inside, 12 to 15 minutes. Cool cookies on baking sheet for 5 minutes; transfer to a rack to cool completely. Serve or store cookies in a tightly sealed container at room temperature for up to a week.
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Calories: 286
Total Fat: 12.5 grams
Saturated Fat: 7 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 44 grams
Protein: 4 grams
Sodium: 18 milligrams
Cholesterol: 45 milligrams
Fiber: 3 grams
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Review: 'Yoshi's New Island' is a fun but familiar trip
New isn't always better.
It's not that Yoshi's New Island, which comes out Friday for Nintendo 3DS, is the next New Coke or anything. The game hews closely to the original Yoshi's Island for Super Nintendo, considered by some as a shining example of 2D platforming games.
But when so much is the same, any tinkering with the formula becomes magnified. The good vibes of nostalgia get disrupted, leaving behind a desire to just play the original.
What's there will ultimately please fans — even those initially put off by the polygonal art style, and even if this iteration doesn't do much to advance the series.
The first Yoshi's Island released in 1995, with the subtitle Super Mario World 2 attached. But it was far different than any Mario game before it, with an island full of Yoshis in control and Baby Mario in tow. Baby Luigi, not Princess Peach, was the captive that needed rescuing.
Yoshi's eggs defeated the bad guys, not stomping on them. A level timer gave way to one to get Baby Mario back in the saddle when knocked off of Yoshi. It all came with a soft, charming palette, but also a hearty challenge.
Yoshi's Island DS brought much of that back to the fold in 2006, with the addition of baby-ized versions of other Mario characters and using both screens of the DS to display levels. It was developed by Artoon, where many former Sega employees worked.
From the ashes of that company rose Arzest, the main developer of Yoshi's New Island.
The newest iteration opens much like the original. A stork, apparently cognizant of past Yoshi adventures, is once again delivering Baby Mario and Baby Luigi to their expectant parents. Except the stork stops at the wrong house, and after a second takeoff, Baby Luigi gets taken by Baby Bowser's minions.
Baby Mario falls to Egg Island — which is, naturally, egg-shaped — and a pack of Yoshis find him. They set out to find Baby Luigi on the island at Baby Bowser's vacation spot, the location a mystery to the Yoshis.
Gameplay is, for the most part, identical to the original, returning to the one-screen format. Yoshi throws eggs, formed after swallowing an enemy, as the player progresses through stages, trying to collect stars, red coins and flower smileys while keeping Baby Mario safe. Many of the same enemies show up again, too.
Clearing stages isn't difficult, but amassing 30 stars and finding the 20 red coins and five flowers in each level often takes a thorough scouring.
The biggest change in Yoshi's New Island is the art style, for better or worse. Like the New Super Mario Bros. series, developers layer polygonal versions of Yoshi and other characters over flat backdrops.
It's a striking difference from the original, and it doesn't come off well in screenshots or in 2D mode. But everything really pops with the 3D slider cranked up — especially the layering in backgrounds. It's among the most pleasant and least eye-straining 3D effects on the 3DS, even if it doesn't do much to affect gameplay.
The art style works best in stationary elements, which vary in stylings. Smiling hills used in some levels wiggle, while something resembling a painting fills the background of underground levels. Lava flows in fire-themed affairs, and stars dot the night sky in others.
But the polygonal, moving characters don't blend well. It's not that they look bad — it's just that something more cartoonish or animated, akin to Rayman Legends, would have worked better.
The other big addition is Mega Eggdozers, giant eggs that demolish parts of levels. They come in metal form, too. It's pretty straight-forward, although the metal eggs lead to some clever underwater level design.
Yoshi's New Island also adds "Flutter Wings" to the mix, showing up after three futile attempts at beating a level. They give an extra oomph to Yoshi's signature flutter jump. Added troubles result in a golden pair of wings, making Yoshi impervious to damage. The map screen marks any levels beaten using the wings.
Many other changes alter what was already there. Yoshi transformed into vehicles in the original, and does so again in Yoshi's New Island. Vehicles, like a helicopter or bobsled, are controlled by tilting the 3DS.
These sequences don't fit well this time. They feel more like a mini-game within a level than something integrated in its design. It's less about exploration and more about rote completion.
The vehicles also replace the casino-style games that could be unlocked in the original. Hitting a flower on the end-of-level roulette results in a number of egg coins that equates to flowers collected in the level. After collecting 30 egg coins in a world (from any non-boss level), a "Vehicle Challenge" appears. Problem is, success seems arbitrary on the roulette to get the coins, leading to repeat playthroughs and hoping for better luck.
Yoshi controls well — there's even an option to aim eggs via the 3DS's gyroscope. It works OK, but tilting doesn't jibe with 3D. One nagging control issue: When using the circle pad, even a slight downward movement will cause Yoshi to hurtle toward the ground. A useful move when on purpose; potentially deadly when accidental. This wouldn't matter if the control pad were more comfortable, but it's not a game-breaker.
The music plays an important role in setting the game's whimsical tone. A good amount of tracks come from the original, though there are some off-putting changes. The soundtrack shines in its variations off of a major theme, with instrumentation that evolves as the game goes on.
Yoshi's New Island consists of six worlds of eight levels apiece. It took me about eight hours to get through an initial run-through, but only with perfect scores in six levels. There's plenty of playtime to be had in seeking perfection.
It's not clear, however, just what collecting everything means. In the original, it meant an extra level for each world. There's a spot in Yoshi's New Island's level-select screen, but my skills have fallen short thus far.
There's also a two-player mode, but let's be frank — nobody's buying this game for multiplayer purposes. The developers apparently know that, too, judging by what came of their efforts. Players can pick from six mini-games that feel like they're just based on basic actions Yoshi can do. And worst of all, it's cooperative, at least in the mode where a player pairs with a 3DS owner that doesn't have the game. Scores are added, and you can't tell who contributed what.
I wasn't able to test the two-cartridge version, but reports from a Nintendo press event last month indicated the mini-games would also be competitive. It wouldn't do much to make them more interesting.
Ill-conceived multiplayer aside, Yoshi's New Island still amounts to a fun, engaging adventure that builds and gains momentum, though it feels like it ends just as it hits its stride. That nagging feeling about just playing the original subsides, but never fully goes away. (Not that the original is available on any current Nintendo system. The company previously mentioned adding it to the Wii U Virtual Console sometime this spring.)
This 3DS version is a continuation of a play style that continues to work great today, nearly 20 years after the original. But it's not exactly "New."
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Unlocking The Cage with Iktus Percussion and FriendsPosted by Jonathan Lakeland in Classical Music, Composers, Concert review, Concerts, Contemporary Classical, New York, Percussion, Performers, tags: cage, iktus, john, John Cage, Le Poisson Rouge, percussion, phyllis chen, taka kigawa
Le Poisson Rouge is a striking place.
This venue was the location of this past Sunday's concert featuring Iktus Percussion (Cory Bracken, Chris Graham, Nicholas Woodbury, and Steve Sehman), pianist Taka Kigawa, and toy pianist Phyllis Chen. According to Iktus member Cory Bracken, one of the missions of the evening (focused entirely around composer John Cage) was to take some of his pieces that are almost exclusively performed in academic settings, and begin to inject them into the public concert repertoire. What the audience encountered, therefore, was a healthy mix of both often and not-so-often performed pieces by John Cage.
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Join us for Pink in the Rink to benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure on Saturday, January 15, 2011.
This popular annual event with an Admirals game played on pink ice will seek to educate and raise awareness about breast cancer while also raising monies for the Tidewater Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.
A limited amount of tickets remain available for purchase for this game - act fast to get yours! Stop by the Scope Box Office, visit any Ticketmaster outlet, call 1-800-745-3000 or visit ticketmaster.com.
Tickets that were purchased through the Tidewater Affiliate of Susan G. Komen For the Cure that were not picked up in advance or mailed may be picked up at the special Susan G. Komen Will Call Table at Scope after 6:00 p.m. tonight.
Events leading up to and during the game include a breast cancer informational session, survivor participation during game night, "Hockey 101" and a silent auction for player-autographed Tampa Bay Lightning items. The "Hockey 101" will be held starting at 6:15 p.m. Seating is based on a first-come, first-served basis.
Educating women and men about the importance of early breast cancer detection is one of the primary goals of the event. Recent polls have shown that most women are unaware of the causes of or risks for breast cancer. Game attendees will learn about local programs, support groups and how they can decrease their risk.
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Deadline: Please send C.V. and Covering Letter for the attention of the Forest Employment Committee by post or by hand to 141 Lauriston Place, EH3 9JN or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com by 30th September 2012.
Interview date: 8th October, Start Mid-Oct.
For a full Job Description please see below.
The best of luck.
The Forest is a volunteer-run, collectively-owned, free arts and events space masquerading as a vegetarian café. We provide a dedicated space for people to get involved in any creative activity imaginable. Our events have included music, theatre, dancing, yoga, massage, poetry recitals, art displays, knit-ins, book tours, language teaching, monsterbike making…and plenty more. We are looking for a new Kitchen Manager to be part of a small team responsible for the day to day running of the kitchen and cafe. You will be working with two other Kitchen Managers on a part time basis. Hours per week 18-27 @ £7 per hour.
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By DONG-PHUONG NGUYEN
Published April 6, 2007
This summer, your child can go to camp to learn to cook, to dance, to play basketball. But one business is offering something a little different - free workouts.
Lifestyle Family Fitness, a chain of 44 gyms, is offering free memberships throughout the summer for teenagers, so that they can lose weight and get fit.
Geoff Dyer of St. Petersburg, Lifestyle's CEO, knows firsthand the problems that obese kids carry into adulthood. He was overweight as a teenager and remembers staying underneath the water in his family pool because he didn't want anyone to see his body.
"It's intimidating and it's embarrassing," he said. "At school, you never feel you fit in any sports programs."
When he was 18, he joined a gym with a friend and within three months had shed all of his extra weight.
Kids age 12 to 17 can pre-register at www.lff.com. All of Lifestyle Family Fitness' 44 locations will be open to students weekdays until 5 p.m. They'll have access to strength training equipment and cardio machines, as well as fitness classes tailored to teenagers.
Last summer, the first time Lifestyle offered the free summer workout camp, more than 2,200 teenagers participated.
"The purpose is to get fit now," he said. "The change can be remarkable and hopefully they will continue to live a healthier lifestyle."
Dong-Phuong Nguyen can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or 813 269-5312.
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Dr. Billy Taylor, at 86, is still a great broadcaster. The good doctor has been spreading the jazz message on multiple broadcast platforms for more than half a century. In the 1950s, he was one of the first jazz musicians to have a daily radio program. He also hosted a weekly television show, The Subject is Jazz. He was the jazz correspondent on CBS Sunday Morning. He hosted two NPR programs, Jazz Alive and Jazz at the Kennedy Center. He founded Jazzmobile. And he's had a web presence for the last seven years. Dr. Billy Taylor's website now includes many classic videos culled from an extraordinary life in jazz. Here's one of the many gems you'll discover - a performance with Billy Taylor, Duke Ellington and Willie "The Lion" Smith:
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If your dog's coat is healthy, shiny and soft, it usually is a sign of good health. The opposite is also true - coarse, dry hair may indicate a lack of certain nutrients in your dog's diet, skin problems or an internal illness such as Cushing's disease in dogs, the news outlet reports. If you are concerned about the state of your dog's coat, discuss it with your vet. You may be able to solve the problem at home by additional dog grooming or adding more fatty acids into your dog's diet, but you also might need to get the dog treatment for a skin infection or allergies in dogs.
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FHS '78 reunion meeting
Attention Fredonia High School Class of 1978 classmates – the next reunion planning meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 30 at 7 p.m. at 7 E. Main St., Fredonia (Mike Sullivan's Law Office Conference Room). Bring ideas and thoughts for final planning stages for the reunion which will be held on Friday, July 26 and Saturday, July 27.
For more information, contact fellow classmates Mike Sullivan, Karen (Civiletto) Barnett or Janice (Barrus) Gee.
Non-credit courses at JCC North County Center
Several non-credit courses begin in May at Jamestown Community College's North County Center in Dunkirk.
Courses include: Technology Update for Lifelong Learning, Part I 9 a.m.-noon, May 3 ($34), Microsoft Word Tips and Tricks, 9 a.m.-noon, May 4 ($34), Technology Update for Lifelong Learning, Part II 9 a.m.-noon, May 10 ($34), Office Templates, 9 a.m.-noon, May 18 ($34), and Traffic Survival point and insurance reduction, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., May 18, ($35).
To register, or for more information on a course, call JCC, 363-6500, or visit www.sunyjcc.edu/continuinged.
High School Bowl Contest held
Chautauqua Lake Central School defeated West Valley Central School 80-39 in a recent WJTN High School Bowl match at Jamestown Community College. Mariana Mathewson of Chautauqua Lake was named Player of the Match.
The West Valley team was also represented by Callie McRae, Samantha D'Angelo, Alycia Currie, Joshua Fleischman, Evan Williams, and Courtney Walters. The team is coached by Ryan Keem.
Members of the Chautauqua Lake team also included Emilie Christie, Sam Snyder, Molly Hindman, and Anthony Pezzulo. The team is coached by Mary Jantzi and Kim Sweet.
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For more information on the book sale, the Cutest Pet Contest spring fundraiser, or joining the Friends of the Dunkirk Free Library, visit www.facebook.com/pages/Friends-of-the-Dunkirk-Free-Library and leave a message.
The Friends' next meeting is scheduled for May 7 at 5:30 at the library. New members are always welcome.
Catt County Sheriff Employees Benevolent Association announces scholarship opportunity
The Cattaraugus County Sheriff Employees Benevolent Association is now taking applications for its 2013 scholarship award in the amount of $500.
This scholarship is available to any high school senior who is planning on entering the criminal justice or police science field and is limited to law enforcement only. Also, applicants must be residents of Cattaraugus County to qualify for the award.
Any interested person should contact the Guidance Office in his or her school for an application and more information. The applications should be postmarked no later than May 31.
Training session set
A state-mandated training session for professionals on identifying and reporting child abuse, maltreatment and neglect will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on May 9 at the Hewes Educational Center, Large Group Room, Route 394, Ashville.
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Participants should bring their licenses or certificate numbers with them if possible. A State Education Department certificate of completion will be provided for each course participant. A $30 fee will be charged for this workshop. To register, call 1-800-344-9611 or 672-4371 ext. 2145. Participants are asked to be at the training session 15 minutes prior to start time.
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- 6 slices (about 1/2-inch thick) white Pullman loaf
- 6 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon mustard (optional)
- 4 large leaves greenleaf lettuce
- 3 ounces thickly sliced deli turkey
- 6 strips thick-cut bacon, cooked until crisp
- 1 large beefsteak tomatoes (about 6 ounces), sliced
- Salt and pepper
Spread both sides of each bread slice with 4 tablespoons mayonnaise. Toast bread in 2 batches over medium heat, about 5 minutes, turning once halfway through cooking. Transfer to cooling rack.
Spread 4 slices of bread with remaining mayonnaise and mustard. To build sandwiches, arrange 1 lettuce leaf on 1 piece of mayo-mustard-spread toast. Top with turkey, then toast, then lettuce, bacon, and tomatoes. Season tomatoes with salt and pepper. Top with remaining slices of bread and secure each with 4 toothpicks. Cut each sandwich in quarters. Serve.