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|To some, the idea of bulk-food buying conjures up the ultimate bang-for-your buck thrill ("Yay, a 10-pound jar of pickles!"). To others, it inspires scary visions of culinary excess ("What am I supposed to do with a 10-pound jar of pickles?"). The truth is that warehouse stores have come into their own as destinations for everyone from huge families to discerning foodies. The secret is out—there is stellar food to be bought in bulk. You just have to be smart about your bulk buying, and with a little help from these shopping tips, you can make sure you're making the warehouse stores work for you.
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| Venturing into a warehouse store without a list in hand can be both daunting and dangerous. So, before your wheels ever hit the parking lot, take the time to write up your shopping list. Take inventory in your cupboards, fridge and freezer first, then plan out your meals for the week and create your list, advises Phil Lempert, the Supermarket Guru. If it's easier, you may even want to choose one main bulk buy per week (like salmon or chicken) and build your menus around that. (And if you don't have time to actually sit down and write out a list, be sure to at least have the recipes for your week's meals on hand when you walk through those doors.)
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| Thinking strategically when bulk shopping can help keep you from being overwhelmed (or driving home with your rear bumper loaded down to the ground). Start with the calendar. Try not to hit up the warehouse stores around the 1st or 15th of the month, since that's when most people get paid—you can expect some serious aisle-navigation challenges and epic checkout waits. Then, think safety in numbers. "Buddy shop with a friend or neighbor and buy multipacks that you can divide up—versus just larger-size packages," recommends Lempert. "And never use one of their flatbed carts—even 100 rolls of toilet paper look small on that." When you're in possession of a normal-size cart, get your heavier items first to make your stacking a lot more stable. Start by putting the massive flat of soda on the bottom, and work your way up to the bread and lettuce on the top.
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| Try not to let your eyes be too big for your stomach (and your pantry). "Buying a 132-ounce jar of salsa for two people is just silly, and you'll wind up throwing it out," Lempert says. A good rule of thumb is to buy only in quantities you'll use within three months. Remember: It's not a good buy if you can't cook through it before it goes bad.
"Think about how many times you will be able to use it and actually want to eat it. It's about coming up with creative ways to prepare and eat the ingredient," explains Laurie Buckle, editor of Fine Cooking magazine and one of the editors of Big Buy Cooking: The Food Lover's Guide to Buying in Bulk and Using it All Up. "It's a little bit like buying shoes and asking yourself, 'How many things can I wear them with?'"
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| There was a time when the idea of purchasing meat at a warehouse store would make even the heartiest stomachs recoil. But never fear—a new shopping era is upon us. The big-buy stores have become one of the best places to buy meat. One of the big names in particular is a great place to stock up on your proteins. "Costco for meat—they have the best quality out there, and they do more food safety inspections than the entire U.S. government," Lempert states.
Produce quality is way up, too. "The bulk stores are realizing more and more people are interested in cooking with local and seasonal ingredients," says Buckle. "And if you're not sure where something is from or if it's in season, never hesitate to ask—even at the big stores, they're friendly."
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| These days, who isn't trying to keep a close eye on their grocery budget's bottom line? The good news is that the warehouse stores have things you might not normally indulge in—and usually at a far more reasonable price. "Go in with a treasure hunt in mind," says Buckle. "Think, what am I going to treat myself to and cook with?" Say cheese, for example. Go for an entire round of Brie (which you would likely pass right up at a regular grocery store). It's a much better buy to snag the whole thing and then just change up the way you cook with it. Or hunt down fancy olives or yummy prosciutto—just consider it your reward for smart shopping.
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| Yes, it does seem a bit counterintuitive, but do try to remember that just because you're at a warehouse store does not automatically mean you're always getting rock-bottom prices. Make sure you don't get caught up in the bulk whirlwind and wind up overspending—which can be a common pitfall when doing big-buy shopping. "Just because it's big doesn't mean it's cheaper on a unit price," Lempert points out. "Bring your supermarket receipt with you and compare." And don't be afraid to bust out a calculator or your cell phone to crunch those numbers if it helps.
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This election will close on December 17, 2011, at 7:00 a.m EST.
This is the second round for this franchise. The Second round is here.
We inducted the following players:
Luis Aparicio
Luke Appling
Harold Baines
Eddie Collins
George Davis
Red Faber
Carlton Fisk
Nellie Fox
Sherm Lollar
Ted Lyons
Minnie Minoso
Billy Pierce
Ray Schalk
Frank Thomas
Robin Ventura
Ed Walsh
Wilbur Wood
Now the contributors: voting closed
Charles Comiskey
Al Lopez
Bill Veeck
Purpose: The purpose of this project is to create a Hall of Fame for each franchise whereby each franchise will honor those individuals whose contributions and accomplishments are most notable, significant, and enduring to that franchise's history. This project is not about simply honoring those with the best statistics with each franchise.
Standards: Each franchise has its own unique history and context, and thus contributions and accomplishments that may stand out remarkably within one franchise's history, may not be so remarkable in another franchise's history. Standards from franchise to franchise will inherently vary, and thus there should be no impetus to create equal standards among the franchises or to aspire to the standards of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Consequently, subjectivity within the context of the franchise in question will play an inevitable role when considering an individual's contributions and accomplishments with respect to that franchise. In sum, a franchise's Hall of Fame should be unaffected by the standards and contexts of other franchises as well as the National Baseball Hall of Fame, and should be entirely a product of its own history.
Election Format: Elections will be conducted one franchise at a time starting in chronological order with the oldest continuously and currently operational franchise. Each election will last approximately five days.
- Ballot Size: Voters can select up to 15 players and 5 contributors per election. There is no minimum ballot size.
- Ballot Editing: To account for ongoing discussion, voters may edit their ballots as often as necessary through the end of an election.
- Election Percentage: Any individual that is listed on at least 75% of either the player or contributor submitted ballots will be elected to that team's Hall of Fame. In instances where an individual receive votes as both a player and a contributor, that individual will be elected if listed on at least 75% of ballots in either category or if the individual's combined vote total is at least 75% of the category with the greatest number of ballots submitted.
- Subsequent Rounds: After an election has been performed for each franchise, a second round of elections will commence, again proceeding in chronological order. A third round of elections (and perhaps beyond) may also be held depending on interest.
- Players: Players may be considered by any currently operational franchise for which they appeared and are eligible either immediately upon officially retiring or after having not appeared at any level of professional baseball for an entire season for reasons not due to injury.
- Contributors: Individuals that contributed in other capacities to a franchise may be considered, including managers, coaches, executives, owners, and broadcasters. Mascots are eligible. Contributors that are still active may only be elected by their current employing franchise, and cannot be considered by prior employing franchises until no longer active (this does not apply to individuals who are employed by a franchise only in nominal and/or non-integral ways, such as in scouting, consulting, or public relations capacities).
- Multiple Capacities: The totality of contributions and accomplishments with respect to a franchise are to be considered, and thus an individual can only be elected once by a franchise. For purposes of ballot size limits, an individual should be designated either a player or contributor based on what the voter perceives to be the individual's greater role with the franchise. An individual should not be listed as either a player or contributor merely to facilitate ballot space for the other category.
- Relocations/Renaming: Franchises that have relocated and/or been renamed, may still consider and elect individuals that were with the franchise prior to the relocation/renaming.
- Multiple Franchises: An individual may be considered and elected by multiple franchises.
Franchise History
- Founded: 1901 (AL for entire existence)
- Former Locations/Names:
- World Series Championships: 3 (1906, 1917, 2005)
- Pennants: 6 (1901, 1906, 1917, 1919, 1959, 2005)
- Division Titles: 6 ((1983, 1993, 1994, 2000, 2005, 2008)
- Wild Card Berths: 0
Helpful Links
The following links are all courtesy of baseball-reference.com, baseball-almanac.com, and wikipedia.com, and may assist voters in determining an individual's impact on this franchise:
- Franchise Almanac
- All Batters
- All Pitchers
- Batting Leaders
- Pitching Leaders
- Most Common Positional Starters
- Most Common Pitching Staff Alignments
- Managers
- Notable Owners and Executives
- Notable Broadcasters
Award Recipients
- MVP Recipients (4): Frank Thomas (1994), Frank Thomas (1993), Dick Allen (1972), Nellie Fox (1959)
- Cy Young Recipients (3): Jack McDowell (1993) LaMarr Hoyt (1983), Early Wynn (1959)
- RoY Recipients (4): Ozzie Guillen (1985), Ron Kittle (1983), Tommie Agee (1966), Gary Peters (1963), Don Schwall (1961), Luis Aparicio (1956)
- Batting Triple Crown (0):
- Pitching Triple Crown (0):
Multiple All Star Selections (no adjustment for double selections for 1959-1962)
Notable Managers (with at least 300 games managed with this franchise or at least one pennant win)Code:Rank Player Selections 1 Nellie Fox 15 2 Luis Aparicio 9 3 Sherm Lollar 8 t4 Luke Appling 7 t4 Minnie Minoso 7 t4 Billy Pierce 7 t7 Frank Thomas 5 t7 Early Wynn 5 t9 Harold Baines 4 t9 Mark Buehrle* 4 t9 Chico Carrasquel 4 t9 Carlton Fisk 4 t9 Paul Konerko* 4 t9 Magglio Ordonez* 4 t15 Dick Allen 3 t15 Ozzie Guillen 3 t15 Jack McDowell 3 t15 Al Simmons 3 t15 Wilbur Wood 3 t20 Tommie Agee 2 t20 Ray Durham 2 t20 Jimmy Dykes 2 t20 Ferris Fain 2 t20 Goose Gossage 2 t20 Bobby Jenks* 2 t20 Jim Landis 2 t20 Thornton Lee 2 t20 Chet Lemon 2 t20 Esteban Loaiza 2 t20 Carlos May 2 t20 Gary Peters 2 t20 Juan Pizarro 2 t20 Eddie Robinson 2 t20 Al Smith 2 t20 Eddie Smith 2 t20 Gerry Staley 2 * Player is currently active
Code:Manager Games Win % WS Titles Pennants Div Titles Wild Cards Terry Bevington 437 .509 Donie Bush 310 .384 Nixey Callahan 648 .484 Eddie Collins 336 .521 Hugh Duffy 310 .477 Jimmy Dykes 1850 .489 Lew Fonseca 318 .380 Jim Fregosi 419 .461 Kid Gleason 759 .519 1 2 Ozzie Guillen* 1135 .529 1 1 2 Fielder Jones 739 .592 1 1 Gene Lamont 468 .551 1 Tony LaRussa^ 1035 .506 1 Al Lopez 1495 .564 1 Ted Lyons 434 .430 Jerry Manuel 515 .515 1 Marty Marion 318 .565 Paul Richards 774 .529 Pants Rowland 591 .578 Eddie Stanky 404 .511 Chuck Tanner 818 .492 Jeff Torborg 485 .515 * Current manager ^ Currently managing another franchise


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The Street yesterday and today is reflecting on a better-than-expected Q4 report yesterday morning from enterprise Big Data and analytics firm Teradata (TDC), which beat on revenue and earnings per share, and forecast this year's revenue about in line with expectations.
The stock is down 25 cents today, or 0.6%, at $40.75, following a fractional decline yesterday.
A big focus on the conference call following the report, especially given a muted outlook, was the continuing preoccupation with the freely available software technology known as Hadoop, which some on the Street worry is already eating into the company's sales. Hadoop was mentioned 54 times during the call.
CEO Mike Koehler remarked that Hadoop was "a factor with our top 50 customers in 2013," though the "quantifiable impact was small."
Added Koehler, "The non-quantifiable impacts from Hadoop, such as evaluations and confusions in our customer base, was larger. Approximately one-third of our top 50 customers in the Americas have Hadoop in production now, with the other two-thirds in various stages of evaluations."
Estimates for revenue are mostly going higher today, and bull and bear are maintaining their respective positions about Hadoop: It is either made to much of, or it is a real and growing threat.
Bhavan Suri, William Blair: Reiterates an Outperform rating, and raises his estimates for this year to $2.83 billion and $2.87 per share from a prior $2.78 billion and $2.83. "The healthy fourth- quarter results were driven by an improving business environment within the international business (especially in the APJ region) as well as solid growth in customers outside the top 50 (outside the top 50, the Americas grew in the midteens during 2013). Despite the healthy results during the quarter, we remain slightly concerned with the top 50 accounts, which are continuing to maximize their assets and are also still less likely to partake in large capital expenditure deals. In addition, management commented that roughly one-third of the top 50 accounts now have some sort of Hadoop implementation and that these new implementations had a slight impact on the less favorable growth throughout the year. Still, we continue to believe that these implementations are specifically for the transformation purposes and only a small percentage (less than 5% on average) of capacity within Teradata would be good candidates for this. Therefore, we suspect that interest in Hadoop has not meaningfully affected Teradata."
Srini Nandury, Summit Research: Reiterates a Buy rating, and a $58 price target, and raises his estimates to $2.85 billion and $3.05 from a prior $2.84 billion and $3.06. "We expect Teradata to grow in 2014 driven by better IT spending environment, pent up demand for capacity, increased productivity from sales territories that were installed in 2012 and earlier, and increased adoption of Aster/Hadoop appliances […] We believe the impact of the Hadoop is overestimated by the bears. While some ETL workloads did move to Hadoop and may have caused lengthening of deal cycles as customers vetted Hadoop technology, we believe the overwhelming reason for Teradata's less than stellar growth in 2013 was a weak IT spending environment. We believe Hadoop is a promising technology for unstructured data and we expect the amount of data moving from Hadoop in ETL will far outstrip data moving from ETL to Hadoop.
Keith Bachman, BMO Capital Markets: Reiterates a Market Perform rating, and a $46 price target, and cuts his EPS for this year to $2.94 from $3.05, on revenue of $2.83 billion. "We think the results and guidance were better than feared […] Management reiterated that TDC's large customers have 20%-40% workloads that are used for ETL, of which around 20% are good candidates for Hadoop, implying a 4%-8% gradual shift. At the Partners Conference in October 2013, we met with several large TDC customers that indicated they were moving 20%-40% of workloads to Hadoop for ETL. We believe that both of these could be true, but the longer-term trends for TDC likely imply ongoing growth challenges. We believe the following: Hadoop is being deployed by leading edge large organizations; Hadoop will gain more traction over time, mostly with larger organizations that can acquire and/or develop Hadoop based skills; Hadoop will have a negative impact on TDC's revenue growth over the next five years, as more users deploy Hadoop for ETL; However, TDC is an essential component of the DW/BI value chain for large data intensive organizations; Hadoop hype is probably ahead of adoption."
Abhey Lamba, Mizuho Securities U.S.A.: Reiterates a Neutral rating, and cuts his price target to $45 from $48, and raises his 2014 forecast to $2.81 billion in revenue from a prior $2.79 billion, but maintains his $2.88 per share estimate. "While reiterating the assertion that Hadoop and other emerging solutions are only impacting 4-8% of its total installed capacity, management indicated that it has likely had a greater non-quantifiable impact in terms of slowing down of some decision processes. The company also indicated that about a third of its top 50 customers have deployed these technologies while others are still continuing to use Teradata's solutions for ETL capabilities. Teradata's business with top 50 customers in the Americas declined in 2013 versus 2012 but it remained above the 2011 level. However, the company's sales to non-top 50 accounts grew in the mid-teens as it benefited from the recent investments in sales territories. Assuming that the company generates about a quarter of its revenues from top 50 customers, we estimate that Teradata's sales to top 50 accounts fell by mid-single digits in 4Q13. Given the company's guidance of 3-7% rise in 2014, we believe management expects its revenues from these large transactions to continue declining by mid-single digits in 2014 at the lower end of the range and growth at the higher end […] Teradata's business is built on significant incremental purchases by existing accounts. As such, there is also a risk that the company's new customers might not ramp up as quickly as its historical customers did a few years ago. As a result, the company is likely to end up at the lower end of its revenue outlook, in our view.


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Late last week, Moody's downgraded Assured Guaranty (AGO), the last of the monoline insurers that once dominated the muni bond market, by two notches to A2. At their peak, such companies insured more than 50% of municipal issuance, charging issuers a fee to "wrap" new bonds with higher (typically triple-A) credit ratings than the issuer would have received, thus boosting investor confidence, particularly for smaller issues that otherwise required more detailed individual credit research. Things were going fine until monolines expanded into the subprime mortgage bond business, and almost all subsequently collapsed.
Moody's said this latest downgrade "reflects Moody's downward reassessment of Assured's business franchise, expected future profitability, and financial flexibility. Assured operates in an industry that has not recovered from the financial crisis and, like its peers, will continue to struggle in the face of declining fundamentals, including a dramatic reduction in insurance usage, modest profitability and still-meaningful legacy risk."
Market watchers have been weighing in on the rating cut today. Matt Fabian of Municipal Market Advisors calls it "more severe than expected" and says top credit ratings are essential to the monoline business model:
The bond insurers are creatures of the rating agencies, their perceived value and business prospects inextricably tied to the opinions of a handful of analysts. MMA has long held a negative view on the monoline sector for precisely this reason, although we have also assumed that investors will slowly return to the product should it begin to show some stability. That timetable is again delayed by this downgrade….


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ADDING MACHINE: A MUSICAL | SpeakEasy Stage Company presents the New England premiere of this Off Broadway hit (Lucille Lortel, Outer Critics Circle, Jefferson, and After Dark awards for best new musical) with music by Joshua Schmidt and lyrics by Schmidt and Jason Loewith. It's based on Elmer's Rice 1923 play The Adding Machine, in which 25-year vet Mr. Zero loses his job to the title calculator, murders his boss, and is rewarded with a trip to the Elysian Fields. Brendan McNabb stars as Mr. Zero; Leigh Barrett, Amelia Broome, John Bambery, Bob DeVivo, Liz Hayes, David Krinitt, Sean McGuirk, and Cheryl McMahon round out the cast. SpeakEasy general manager Paul Melone directs. | Boston Center for the Arts, Calderwood Pavilion, 527 Tremont St, Boston | 617.933.8600 | March 12–April 10 | Curtain 7:30 pm Tues-Thurs [Tues April 6 only] | 8 pm Fri | 4 + 8 pm Sat | 3 pm Sun | $30-$54; $5 discount students, seniors
APPLE | "Andy is in trouble. Downsized from his job, his marriage in crises, he looks to a mysterious young woman for salvation. But when his wife becomes seriously ill, Andy must make a choice: care for an estranged wife, or run away with a woman he knows little about." That's the set-up for Canadian playwright Vern Thiessen's play, which is getting its New England premiere from Phoenix Theatre Artists and Company One. The cast includes Dave Sanfacon, Barbara Douglass, and Eliza Lay; Phoenix artist director Greg Maraio is at the helm. | Boston Playwrights' Theatre, 949 Comm Ave, Boston | 866.811.4111 | March 12–April 3 | Curtain 8 pm Fri | 4 + 8 pm Sat | 2 pm Sun | $25; $20 students, seniors
BECKY SHAW | The Huntington Theatre Company brings us Gina Gionfriddo's 2009 Pulitzer finalist, in which newlyweds Suzanna and Andrew fix up her BMF Max with his co-worker Becky in a blind date that lands the would-be lovebirds in a police station — whereupon Suzanna and Andrew start questioning their marriage as well as their matchmaking chops. Huntington artistic director Peter DuBois takes charge of a cast that includes Wendy Hoopes as Becky, Seth Fisher as Max, Eli James as Andrew, Keira Naughton as Suzanna, and Maureen Anderman as Susan (Suzanna's mother). | Boston University Theatre, 264 Huntington Ave, Boston | 617.266.0800 orwww.huntingtontheatre.org| March 5–April 4 | Curtain 7:30 Tues | 2 pm [March 17, 24] + 7:30 pm [7 pm March 10] Wed | 7:30 pm Thurs | 8 pm Fri | 2 pm [no March 6] + 8 pm Sat | 2 pm [no March 7] + 7 pm [March 7, 28] Sun | $20-$82
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This warmer keeps pretzels hot and fresh for up to three hours.
This 18" x 18" humidified cabinet features a cap tube thermometer to keep you informed of the inside cabinet temperature. It holds approximately 45-50 jumbo pretzels. Unit is UL, CUL, ULS and CE listed.
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Each weekend there are some free and inexpensive activities for you and your family to participate in. These activities are a great way to beat the summer heat!
JoAnn Fabric and Craft Store: Saturday July 30th from 11:00 am until 5:00 pm
11am-1pm – FREE Duck Tape Purse
1am to 3pm – Crafting with 3M
Kidtoons Films: Various times throughout the weekend (The Atlanta theater show times is 10:59 am on both Saturday and Sunday)
Watch Babar – a family friendly movie with a family friendly price!
Lakeshore Learning: Saturday July 30th from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm
Children will make FREE Under the Sea scene
Michaels: Saturday July 30th from 11:00 am until 3:00 pm
Brazil Mask and Snake Event – with the purchase of the mask
Walmart: Various time throughout the weekend
Check to see if your local Walmart has any demonstrations, samples, or events planned this weekend.
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Great writers do more than craft polished sentences. They are storytellers with the ability to draw readers into the heart of complex characters and conflicts.
Great writers are also ardent readers who are instructed and inspired by where literature has been-and where it is going. As a writing and literature major at Emmanuel College, you will analyze the creative form and historical context of literary works and apply learned techniques to your own writing.


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Trying to fly my lab on American and the max size for the plane is a series 400. Luckily I have one and the only issue is that her head will touch the top when in a normal sitting position. She has plenty of room otherwise and I'm wondering how strict the airlines are on this. Total flight time with connection is only 4 hours.
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Lately I've been working a lot on the Thunderbird add-ons developers user experience. Often times designers don't get to work on developer experiences because developers tend to do those pieces themselves without much design. With a lot of others I've spent a good amount of time working on the whole experience of development, docs, and extension types so hopefully the Thunderbird 3 add-on developer experience will be significantly better.
To get into the user experience of an add-on developer I recently made a Jetpack, Bugzilla Air Traffic Control, to examine what it is like to develop inside Jetpack. I've also been creating a number of example extensions that take advantage of the new code that has landed in Thunderbird recently and learn the pitfalls of extension development.
So in honor of the hacks.mozilla.org recent article called 3D transforms in Firefox 3.5 – the isocube I added a similar hack to my tabbed message example extension. I give you…
Cubed Email Messages
To demonstrate the awesome interactiveness that I didn't add to my email extension I also have a pure HTML demo available. Try out the email cube test demo for yourself. This demo requires Firefox 3.5, go get it if you don't have it.
If you're asking "why email in a cube,?" then I'll ask you why not? This demo reminds me that Thunderbird has all the same Firefox goodness that's coming out in 3.5 but we have yet to take advantage of much of it. Hopefully as we make more progress in the coming months we'll do just that.
And if you're asking yourself… Is this what Bryan gets paid to do? Well then we're asking ourselves the same question; though I don't think I'm referring to myself in the third person.


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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
Nikita Khrushchev's son recalls a world where the United States was the Evil Empire—and Soviet superpower a carefully maintained illusion
When the Cold War began, people my age were in school, and when it ended, we were increasingly thinking about our pensions. Our whole lives were spent amid the fear that our great national enemy would strike a fatal blow if we made the slightest false step or showed the least weakness. Who "we" were and who the enemy was depended on which country we considered our own, the Soviet Union or the United States.
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I know bumper boy customer service has been a commonly discussed topic in the past. I am an owner of 2- 2 shooters, 1- 4 shooter, and 1-8 shooter. All have new receivers with the exception of my 8 shooter. My girlfriend wanted to know what she could get me for Xmas, and I told her she could get me a new receiver for my 8 shooter. Therefore, she ordered the upgrade, and the wait began.
She never received an email stating it was in back order, but I told her it may take a while. She called after a month and spoke to Reed. He stated she should have received a phone call saying it was on back order (never received call). He then continued to say she should receive the new receiver the first week of February.
She then called at the end of February to check on things again. She spoke to Reed again and was told "they're filling orders now, and you should receive it within a week."
She received a package containing 2- 4 shooter receivers (not an 8 shooter), and her credit card was charged for 2- 4 shooter receivers.
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Now I have to hear about how terrible bumper boys customer service is from my nagging girlfriend. I'm ready to trade them all in for wingers!


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Gilbert Melendez vs Tatsuya Kawajiri Unofficial VTR
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Earlier this week Strikeforce finally announced some details in regards to their April 9th event. No, we won't get the Heavyweight GP but we do get a couple great title fights including Lightweight champ Gilbert Melendez (18-2) defending his belt against Tatsuya Kawajiri (27-6-2).
In anticpation of what's sure to be a great fight, here's a finely produced Japanese VTR I stumbled across. Enjoy!


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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:00 PM GMT on June 07, 2010
The second deadliest tornado of 2010 hit Millbury, Ohio, about 10 miles southeast of Toledo, on Saturday night, killing five. The deaths brought this year's tornado death toll to 23, which is, fortunately, well below the approximately 70 deaths we expect to see by mid-June, based on averages from the past three tornado seasons. The deadliest tornado of 2010 was the EF-4 Yazoo City, Mississippi tornado in April, which killed ten. NOAA's Storm Prediction Center recorded 55 tornado reports on Saturday, plus 104 reports of damaging winds and 16 of large hail. The tornadoes hit Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Ohio's killer tornado was preliminarily rated a high-end EF-3 with 165 mph winds, but has now been upgraded to an EF-4 with 175 mph winds. An EF-3 tornado also hit Indiana near Grissom Air Force Base on Saturday, and two EF-3 tornadoes were reported in Illinois, one near St. Anne, and one in Livingston County. Here in Michigan, I found myself making some very late night calls at 12:30 am on Sunday to warn relatives about the Doppler radar signatures of rotating supercells bearing down on them. Hardest hit was the town of Dundee, south of Ann Arbor. An EF-2 tornado swept through the town, damaging Michigan's most visited tourist attraction, Cabela's sporting goods store on US-23. An EF-1 tornado also damaged a building at the Fermi II Nuclear Power Plant on Lake Erie, forcing an automatic shutdown of the nuclear reactor.
Figure 1. Severe weather reports for Saturday, June 5, 2010. Image credit: NOAA's Storm Prediction Center.
Oil spill update
Light winds of 5 - 10 knots today will turn to southeasterly Tuesday through Wednesday, then southerly on Thursday through Friday, according to the latest marine forecast from NOAA. These winds will keep oil near the beaches of Alabama, Mississippi, and the Florida Panhandle, according to the latest trajectory forecasts from NOAA and the State of Louisiana. The latest ocean current forecasts from the NOAA HYCOM model show that the ocean currents that have carried oil eastward along the Florida Panhandle coast will weaken this week, making it unlikely that oil will penetrate farther eastwards than Panama City, Florida. Long range surface wind forecasts from the GFS model for the period 8 - 14 days from now show a return to a southeastery wind regime, which would prevent any further progress of the oil eastwards along the Florida Panhandle, and would tend to bring significant amounts of oil back to the shores of eastern Louisiana next week. If you spot oil, send in your report to http://www.gulfcoastspill.com/, whose mission is to help the Gulf Coast recovery by creating a daily record of the oil spill.
Figure 2. The oil spill on June 5, 2010 at 11:49pm EDT, as seen by Sythetic Aperature Radar (SAR) imagery from the European Space Agency's ENVISAT satellite. Image credit: University of Miami Center for Southeastern Tropical Advanced Remote Sensing, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science.
Oil spill resources
My post, What a hurricane would do the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
My post Wednesday with answers to some of the common questions I get about the spill
My post on the Southwest Florida "Forbidden Zone" where surface oil will rarely go
My post on what oil might do to a hurricane
Oil trajectory forecasts from NOAA
Gulf Oil Blog from the UGA Department of Marine Sciences
Oil Spill Academic Task Force
University of South Florida Ocean Circulation Group oil spill forecasts
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery from the University of Miami
Join the "Hurricane Haven" with Dr. Jeff Masters
I'll have a new post on Tuesday. The tropical Atlantic is quiet right now, with no models predicting tropical cyclone development over the next seven days. Also on Tuesday, I'll be continuing our experiment with my live Internet radio show called "Hurricane Haven." The show will be aired at 4pm EDT on Tuesdays during hurricane season. Listeners will be able to call in and ask questions. Some topics I'll cover on the show:
1) What's going on in the tropics right now
2) New advancements in hurricane science presented at this month's AMS Conference on Hurricanes and Tropical Meteorology last month
Tomorrow's show, which will probably be just 1/2 hour, will be at http://www.wunderground.com/wxradio/wubroadcast.h tml. The show will be recorded and stored as a podcast, as last week's show was.
Jeff Masters
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U-Store continues fall events with noted authors
Posted October 9, 2003; 01:04 p.m.
The University Store is continuing to sponsor events this fall featuring authors with Princeton connections or others of interest to the University community.
The authors usually present a short talk at the store, answer questions from the audience and sign copies of their book. All begin at 7 p.m. Here is the schedule:
- Tuesday, Nov. 18, Paul Krugman , professor of economics and international affairs at Princeton and author of "The Great Unraveling."
- Tuesday, Dec. 2, Michael Cook, author of "A Brief History of the Human Race."
- Tuesday, Dec. 9, Richard Preston, author of "The Boat of Dreams: A Christmas Story."
- Wednesday, Dec. 10, Linda Shires, author of "Coming Home."
For more information on these events, contact Roberta O'Hara at the University Store at (609) 921-8500, ext. 255.
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The National Gallery's monographic exhibition of the work of Dutch genre painter of the mid-17th century, Gabriel Metsu (1629-1667), will open this weekend at the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC..
Featuring some 35 paintings, this is the first show organised by the National Gallery of Ireland to be exhibited in Washington.
Raymond Keaveney, Director of the National Gallery of Ireland says: "we are delighted with the response to our exhibition which has brought together the most celebrated paintings by Metsu from museums all over the world. It has been a great success both in Dublin and in the Rijksmuseum where it attracted over 190,000 visitors. We highly recommend that people who are travelling to Washington over the next few months get to see it before it ends on 24 July."
Dr. Adriaan Waiboer, the Gallery's Curator of Northern European Art, and author of accompanying publication on Gabriel Metsu, says: "Metsu's ability to capture ordinary moments of life with freshness and spontaneity was matched only by his ability to depict materials with an unerring truth to nature. Although his career was relatively short, Metsu enjoyed great success as a genre painter, but also for his religious scenes, still lifes, and portraits."
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Director Breth leads workshops, Sept. 25-27
Posted September 20, 2007; 09:31 a.m.
Andrea Breth, one of Europe's most celebrated and innovative theater directors, will lead workshops on acting and directing Tuesday through Thursday, Sept. 25-27.
The German-born Breth is resident director at the Burgtheater in Vienna, Austria, which has presented many of her famous productions, including Schiller's "Don Carlos and Maria Stuart," Lessing's "Emilia Galotti" and Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard." She has won numerous awards, including the Fritz Kortner Prize in 1987 and the Nestroy Prize for Best Director in 2003. She is a member of the Academy of Performing Arts in Frankfurt and of the Academy of the Arts in Berlin.
At Princeton, she is one of four Whitney J. Oates Fellows in the Council of the Humanities, hosted by the Department of German. The following events, which are open to the public, have been organized as part of her visit to campus:
• "Making Opera: A Conversation With Andrea Breth " at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 25 in 102 Woolworth Center of Musical Studies, sponsored by the Department of Music.
• "How to Direct a Classic " at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 26 in the Berlind Theatre Rehearsal Room, sponsored by the Program in Theater and Dance.
• A screening of "Emilia Galotti " (in German) at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 26 in the Mathey-Rockefeller College theater, sponsored by the Department of German.
• "A Discussion With Andrea Breth" at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 27 in 205 East Pyne, sponsored by the Department of German.


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In a disappointing climax, the defamation case brought by France-2 against Philippe Karsenty, who claims the September 2000 footage showing the death of Mohammad Al-Durah is a hoax, ended with a win for the state-run TV station. Karsenty was convicted of libeling France-2 and its Israel correspondent Charles Enderlin, the court ordering him to pay a fine, legal fees and a symbolic 1 euro in damages to each of the plaintiffs. (See Nidra Poller's report from the Paris courtroom here.)
Commenting on the decision, Richard Landes questioned the MSM's [mainstream media's] lack of interest in the story until this point:
"Why do the MSM media only feel comfortable weighing in on this case when they can put another nail in the coffin of Israeli responsibility for the Intifada? No rethinking, no picture of the scene Enderlin cut, and then lied about, but images of the icon, money pictures of the boy before he's been "hit."
Meanwhile, in another case involving the French media, the Supreme Court struck down a lower court's ruling that a commentary published by Le Monde in June 2003 defamed Israel. (See here for a translation of the original article.) In May 2005, a lower court ordered Le Monde to print a retraction and pay a symbolic fine of one euro. However, this was overturned, as reported by the Irish Times:
"The text in reality targeted the policy of the government of Israel against Palestinians, and not individuals or groups of individuals because of their national or ethnic origin, their race or religion…" the Supreme Court concluded.
Is the BBC finally acknowledging the bias that many believe is endemic within the organization? According to the Daily Mail:
"It was the day that a host of BBC executives and star presenters admitted what critics have been telling them for years: the BBC is dominated by trendy, Left-leaning liberals who are biased against Christianity and in favour of multiculturalism.
A leaked account of an 'impartiality summit' called by BBC chairman Michael Grade, is certain to lead to a new row about the BBC and its reporting on key issues, especially concerning Muslims and the war on terror….
At the secret meeting in London last month, which was hosted by veteran broadcaster Sue Lawley, BBC executives admitted the corporation is … anti-American, anti-countryside and more sensitive to the feelings of Muslims than Christians.
One veteran BBC executive said: 'There was widespread acknowledgement that we may have gone too far in the direction of political correctness.
'Unfortunately, much of it is so deeply embedded in the BBC's culture, that it is very hard to change it.'"
Helen Boaden attempts to defend the BBC on its Editors' Blog. HonestReporting invites subscribers to add their comments at the bottom of the page.
In what is becoming an all too familiar story, Spanish photographer Emilio Morenatti, working for AP in Gaza, was kidnapped by Palestinian gunmen before being released several hours later. As recently as August, two Fox News employees were taken hostage for nearly two weeks before being freed. In that case, the Palestinian Authority claimed credit for freeing the hostages, convening a press conference with the two newsmen and Hamas PM Ismail Haniyeh. Should not the PA be responsible for the safety of the media in the Gaza Strip? And how do such intimidatory tactics influence how journalists cover Gaza? As Joel Campagna of the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists says: "It all has a chilling affect on journalists' ability to report the story."
HonestReporting's Gary Kenzer is now roving around the country coordinating events, activities and lectures on many issues of interest to HonestReporting subscribers and the wider community. If you would like Gary to speak in your region, contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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By Shuli Ren
After the strongest summer ever, Gazprom (OGZPY)'s export to Europe remains strong in September, according to Citi analysts Ronald Paul Smith and Alexander Bespalov:
After seeing a record summer, Gazprom's exports to Europe are continuing to hold at high levels in the early days of September, up 32% YoY. This makes our 150bcm 2013 export assumption look increasingly conservative, while Gazprom's role as Europe's swing supplier – including its oil-linked contract prices – is looking increasingly secure.
InfoTEK data show European exports remained strong in early September, up 32% YoY in the first 4 days of the month after posting a strong, 36% YoY gain in August. As most contract sales re-price on the 1st of the month, sharp changes in flows are usually apparent early on, and a strong start to the month gives us confidence that overall September flows will be up significantly YoY.
Gazprom's European exports constitute a negligible portion of the company's total earnings, so it does not have direct, sizable impact on Gazprom's price.
But the Citi analysts see the strong numbers as sign that Europe now has to rely on Gazprom for gas, which increases the company's bargaining power on pricing:
We see strong export numbers as supporting our conclusion that Europe has indeed largely exhausted its non-Russian gas supply options, in turn implying that Gazprom's current oil-linked prices are being steadily de-risked. As Gazprom is more price sensitive than volume-sensitive, the implication that Gazprom's oil-linked contract pricing will likely remain intact is more important than the actual volumes themselves.
Citi derived a $14 price target based on DCF, using 10.4% cost of capital and 3% terminal growth rate. Gazprom's ADR traded at $8.89 this morning.
The number one downside risk is gas pricing, of course.


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lets take for example the piezo tone maker, what the hell is that about?! i put it on my ardiuno program and tried to uplaod, but it had a bagillion syntax errors, am i missing something, why isint it just going to the arduino and working?
I have started a set of tutorials that may be what you are looking for.I don't mean to compete with the main effort, cited in earlier posts in this thread, but I hope the Arduino phenomenon is big enough to warrant more than one "answer".See what you think?....http://sheepdogsoftware.co.uk/pltut.htmTom
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Say it with flowers! This adorable Kris Bear holds a beautiful bunch of roses in Bordeaux crystal, nicely decorated with a silver-tone metal bow. This cute creation sparkles in clear crystal with a printed smile and Jet crystal eyes and nose. The perfect way to express your affection! Decoration object. Not a toy. Not suitable for children under 15.


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More than 200 people gathered for the 2010 National Drowning Prevention Alliance Symposium last month to learn about drowning prevention and a new VGB education program including a new video to help with compliance.
Held April 26-27 in Pittsburgh, the symposium drew 177 attendees, 30 sponsors and 18 exhibitors. Pre-conference workshops included a Certified Pool & Spa Operator "Fusion" course and a lifeguard training and management course that taught standards of care for the prevention, recognition, and management of drowning and aquatic injuries. The conference also included a breakout session on risk management for aquatic facilities and another on how lifeguard observation methods can improve aquatic safety.
Speakers included Francesco key note speaker "Frank" A. Pia, Ph.D, owner of Pia Enterprises.com in Larchmont, N.Y who's also a cognitive psychologist with 42 years experience in drowning accident causation and reconstruction for public and private aquatic agencies; Jack Wagner, Pennsylvania State Auditor General and gubernatorial candidate, who spoke about the importance of having lifeguards at public beaches; Linda Quain, M.D,, of Seattle Children's Hospital, University of Washington School of Medicine, who spoke about International Guidelines to Prevent Open Water Drowning; and John Malatak, Chief of Program Operations, Boating & Safety Division of the U.S. Coast Guard and former Asst. Director of Health and Safety for the American Red Cross, who delivered Tuesday's keynote address.
"The best thing about the NDPA is that there is a place at the table for everyone involved in drowning prevention, water safety, or aquatics," said Kristin Goffman, Executive Director of the National Drowning Prevention Alliance based in Huntington Beach, Calif.
The event also included an early peek at the national public education component (Section 1407) of the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act (VGB), which mandates suction entrapment prevention measures for all public pools and spas and a public education campaign to raise awareness about child drowning prevention.
"We are serious, we are out there, and we will be talking about drowning prevention,"
Kathleen Reilly, public affairs specialist with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, assured attendees.
The official launch of the Pool Safely campaign is set for May 24 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., when the campaign logo will be unveiled. "I really like the idea of using the word 'pool' as a verb and combining it with the imperative," said Reilly.
The campaign tagline, "simple steps save lives" summarizes the campaign's overall strategy—to promote positive, empowering messages that will encourage conversation, idea sharing and motivate desired behavioral changes in target audiences.
Campaign messaging will be built upon two "pillars." The first shifts the emphasis from problems to solutions by focusing on proactive solutions instead of tragic outcomes and the sharing of best practices. The second encourages "identity-driven behavior change"
by promoting a positive self-image (i.e., responsible parent/industry) rather than criticizing deficiencies.
"We want to cultivate a safety-minded identity by reinforcing what they're already good at doing so they'll feel motivated to do even more," said Reilly. "We also want to plant the seed of doubt that their current safety regimen might not be good enough, and help them understand that there's always room for improvement."
The CPSC is also working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to implement VGB Sections 1405 and 1406, which define minimum eligibility requirements for the state grant program. Because about 300 children under five drown in residential pools annually, the state grant program requires that all residential pools have barriers, such as 4-foot high fences, or, when the house serves as the fourth side of a barrier, pool safety covers or pool door alarms.
In addition, to be eligible for a grant, the state legislation must also require that residential pools as well as public pools have entrapment prevention devices. The state grant application deadline date is May 28, 2010. For more information about the state grant program visit PoolSafety.gov. A link describing how to apply for the state grant can be found at poolsafety.gov/officials.html.
To help local officials determine if pool drains are VGB compliant, Reilly said the CPSC will produce a video and distribute it through state health departments. It will show a variety of pool drains and "walk people through a step-by-step inspection process divided into five-minute segments.


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Abyei: An uncertain future
Only empty, looted buildings remain in Abyei, a formerly vibrant town on the border between South Sudan and Sudan. In May 2011, Sudanese Armed forces attacked Abyei Town, forcing an estimated 100,000 people to flee southwards. Two years on from the attack, about 40,000 remain displaced.
The disputed area between South Sudan and Sudan remains one of the most contentious unresolved issues between the former foes. In 2012, a UN Security Council resolution called for an end to the cross-border violence and the armed forces from the two countries largely withdrew.
But the continued uncertainty about the political status of the territory has left tens of thousands of people in a state of limbo. The insecurity and political instability, and the resulting lack of access to basic services such as healthcare and schools, deter many from settling back permanently.
A tough road to recovery
Nyantak Majik's husband has just been admitted to a recently rehabilitated hospital in Abyei after complaining of a headache for a couple of days. "They told me that they do not have medicine to treat him, so he will be transferred to Agok for further treatment," says Nyantak. Agok lies about 20 miles southwest of Abyei Town and is where many of the displaced families reside.
The hospital is one of the major infrastructure rehabilitation projects being carried out by aid agencies in Abyei. Until now, aid organizations have been providing healthcare through mobile clinics. In the long-term, they are looking to identify a health partner to provide medical services to the hospital, to ensure that patients like Nyantak's husband will not have to be referred to Agok town.
The hospital is unique. A lack of administration and uncertainty over the status of Abyei has largely stifled long-term development projects. "We returned to Abyei in May last year because we love our land," said Nyantak. "But we left our children in Agok so that they can access health services, complete their education and get a better life." If her husband's condition persists, she may have to relocate to Agok again.
Many of Abyei's residents have faced tough choices like these since May 2011. They are caught between leaving Abyei for safety and services, or staying in Abyei without either.
Caution constrains resilience
Aid organizations are providing food, household items and other support to people who have returned so that they can rebuild their homes. Nyantak is taking part in an NGO cash-for-work project where individuals earn 120 South Sudanese pound (about US$30) to clear roads. "We are happy with the project because we earn money for food, but most importantly we are developing our area."
But, like most of the people who have returned to Abyei, she remains cautious. Few people have put up permanent structures.
"As long as the Abyei situation remains unsolved, we will continue to need assistance," said Nyantak. "Because of insecurity, we cannot risk going to our bigger farms to cultivate (and) what I will harvest from the backyard garden will not be enough for the family."
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Well, Lo and Behold! I have finally managed to get back on after a couple of months of trying. I don't know what I did differently this time, but whatever it was, it worked. While I am here,...and since I don't know if and when I will be able to find my way back again,...I just want to thank Scott and others who tried to keep the spring contest going while I was away. Sorry I was unable to take care of finalizing things myself. I have been looking in all along and wishing I could say something, but could not. Really frustrating!
Hope everybody had a safe and enjoyable spring.


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Sweet & Healthy—Oct. 2008
October 22, 2008
Chocolate competition picks finalists
This year's Next Generation Chocolatier Competition, which received more than 36 entries from across the country, has narrowed the contest to six finalists. Founded in 2004, the competition is held every two years and is open to U.S.-based chocolate makers who use artisan production methods, whether they are emerging professionals or student aspirants.
After an initial culling of contestants to 20 by head judge and noted chocolate educator and author Clay Gordon, the competition's panel of judges reduced the number to the following participants: Gail Ambrosius (Gail Ambrosius Chocolatier -- Madison, Wis.), William Brown (William Dean Chocolates -- Largo, Fla.), Joanne Hansen (Bon Bon Bakery & Chocolates -- San Diego), Sarah Hart (Alma Chocolate -- Portland), Stephanie Marcon (CoCo-Luxe Confections -- Sausalito, Calif.) and Maria Valente (Chocolations -- Mamaroneck, N.Y.).
This year's theme, "Salty Sweets," draws upon the growing popularity of salt to extend the flavor and texture of chocolate confections. Contestants could enter work in two categories: Bonbon and bar, the latter of which is new for 2008. Awards for Best Bonbon and Best Bar, in addition to the Rising Star award -- is reserved for a student or chocolatier who has been in business for less than five years or is under 30 years of age -- will be presented at an awards ceremony to be held Nov. 5, 2008, at 6 p.m. at the 3 West Club in New York City. A fourth award, People's Choice, also will be presented at that time.
In addition to Clay, judges consisted of a team of six experts drawn from chocolate manufacturers, established chocolatiers and corporate buyers. They included Laura Tornichio-Vidal (Guittard Chocolate), Rose Potts (Blommer Chocolate), Fritz Knipschildt (Knipschildt Chocolatier), Kee Ling Tong (Kee's Chocolates), Steven Millard (Dean & Deluca) and Linda Sturges (Bloomingdales).
"The contestants' entries were judged on a variety of technical factors that covered their skills as chocolatiers," Gordon explained. "However, the main judging criteria related to taste and mouthfeel. The flavors and textures of a piece not only had to work well together, the judges also considered how well a piece reflected this year's theme of Salty Sweets. What impressed me most was the incredible creativity the contestants' displayed in exploring flavor combinations that would not only be enhanced by the addition of salt, but that made the unique tastes and textures of the salt they used an integral part of the piece, not just an afterthought."
The Next Generation Chocolatier, which is managed by Vreeland and Associates, features the following corporate sponsors: Valrhona, Callebaut, E. Guittard, Blommer, SaltWorks and Chef Rubber. In addition to Candy Industry magazine, media sponsors include Dessert Professional and www.TheChocolateLife.com.


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We have visited the castle and gardens, where there are 3 bears in the moat around the castle. Unfortunately the Baroque theatre is closed, it's supposed to be really good. There is a great tea house, with a book of teas an inch thick that describes each one and how and where it is made
One of the things the town is known for is floating down the river, it is very windy and you can get in at one point, float for a while, and end up practically where you started! Take some drinks, lay back and enjoy the ride. Unfortunately the weather is not cooperating for us, so maybe I will have to come back :)
There is a brewery you can take a tour of, and lots of hikes in the area. So there is lots to do, or you can just relax and do nothing. One afternoon I played a new CD I got in Spain and laid on the couch, watched the rain outside and read my book. When you are in big cities all the time you are always having to figure out where you are going, how to get there, where the metro is, etc. It's so nice to be in a small place where you can just relax and really enjoy things!


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Welcome to Percussion Studies
Enjoy your visit and feel free to contact me with any comments or questions.
The Music Division of the School of Performing Arts at the University of Maine offers a wide range of opportunities for percussionists of both music major and non-music major standing. For the percussion major, we offer a Bachelor of Music in Performance; Bachelor of Music in Music Education with a concentration in percussion; Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in music; Music Minor; Master of Music in Performance; and Master of Music in Music Education (with optional emphasis in conducting). All percussionists from across campus, regardless of college or major are invited to participate in our excellent performing ensembles. In some cases, applied lessons may be appropriate for non-music majors.


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