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Joined: 17 Sep 2005
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Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2005 4:19 am
Post subject: Paris Restaurants: Cassoulet and some nice prix fixe ideas?
Hi everyone. I've been to Paris a few times, but find myself drawn back to the restaurants that I love. I want to try some new places when I return in November.
First off, I'm wondering if anyone can suggest a good place for cassoulet. This is one of my favorite dishes, but it's made in so many different ways; I want to broaden my palate.
Also, if I could get a few names of restuarants with nice prix fixe menus, around 40 euros or less, that would be great. I'm sure everyone has some favorites, and I'd love to hear about them.
Thanks for all of your help!
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Joined: 18 Sep 2005
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Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2005 11:34 pm
Post subject: L'Os a Moelle
I had a delicious prix fixe meal at L'Os a Moelle, in the 15th a few weeks ago. They have a 6-course tasting menu which changes every night (and no other menu), which they described as small portions -- but by the end of it, I couldn't eat another bite. AND -- it was only 38 euros! What a bargain!
As for cassoulet -- I would be very interested in this answer. I just had the best cassoulet of my life in Bordeaux and I'm curious if anything in Paris can compare...
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Joined: 17 Sep 2005
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Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 4:24 am
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I had a friend send me a cassoulet recommendation via e-mail. Thoumieux in the 7th is apparently the place to go.
Thank you for the recommendation! I will try to get there.
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Joined: 10 Mar 2005
Posts: 104
Location: Oakland, CA
Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 5:17 pm
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My friends and I were wowed by the prix fixe menu at L'Ardoise at 28 rue du Mont thabor
The atmosphere was a bit on the casual side, but the food certainly wasn't.
It is a three-course meal with very generous portions by a chef who trained with la tour d'argent.
Ardoise means blackboard and that's how the menu is presented.
About 30 to 35 euros.
I ate there in May and loved it. It is also open Sunday nights (closed Mon and Tues)
Have a great trip.
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Chicago Bear
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Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 6:18 pm
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OK, I'm going to need a little help here from the Paris natives, because I've been to two wonderful restaurants for cassoulet, and tant pis, cannot remember the name of either one.
The first one is only a few blocks from Thoumieux. It's on Rue Clare, and it's a very small family restaurant with a woman's name like Annie's or something. I can picture it: especially the cassoulet with the giant white beans, unusual and flavorful.
The second one is by Place de Republique, on Rue Timbaud. The cassoulet was fabulous, the specialty of the house, and easily twice as much as I could eat.
The goal is to fit it all in.
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Joined: 18 Jan 2005
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Location: Michigan USA
Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 2:48 am
Post subject: Re: Paris Restaurants
1. Echo Thoumieux.
Each time we are in Paris, my vegetarian husband throws caution to the wind and orders cassoulet at Thoumieux. He likes theirs best.
2. If this is duck, I must be in Paris.
I have a thing for duck, confit to be more precise. It's one of France's great gifts to cuisine. I've eaten duck confit all over Paris but my favorite is that served at Le Suffren (corner of ave de la Motte Picquet and ave Suffren on the border between 7th-15th). First there is the nearly intoxicating aroma of freshly chopped garlic that mingles with the steam from the duck and sauteed potatoes. Then there's the duck that is chewy, tender, crispy and unctuous in all the right places.
Why do servers ask, "Are you still working on that?"
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 2:19 pm
Post subject: Re: Paris Restaurants: Cassoulet and some nice prix fixe ide
about nice prix fixe, i've been to C'Amelot (rue Amelot) yesterday night. it was the 3rd time in few years. it is still a very good surprise. 32 euros the fixed menu: 3 courses and a dessert.
soupe de potiron à l'infusion de badiane
chipirons sautés avec risotto
parmentier de canard
inventive, delicious and simple. the wine selection is short but very good.
Thoumieux for Cassoulet is good pick.
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Chicago Bear
Joined: 02 May 2005
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 9:34 pm
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I've found the name of the cassoulet restaurant close to the Place de Republique. It's called Auberge Pyrenees-Cevennes, at 106 Rue de la Folie Mericourt (tel. number 01.43.57.33.7
It's owned and run by a husband and wife team. She's upfront; he's in the kitchen. The cassoulet is wonderful, and the atmosphere is delightful. It's not pretentious at all; the prices are quite reasonable for the quality of food. The restaurant was highly recommended by Patricia Wells a few years ago, and as a result, they proudly have an autographed copy of her cookbook in the restaurant. But because it's not on any tourist circuit, you're likely to see only locals eating there. I've eaten both at this restaurant and at Thoumieux, and honestly, I think the food is better at Auberge. Thoumieux is a more popular, trendy, smarter restaurant, with the energy and bustle that you would expect at a successful Paris bistrot. Auberge reminds you of a more provincial restaurant.
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 11:15 pm
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Thank you, dessertdujour, atodedeus, creampuff, jujufromparis, cocoaloco, and you too CB, for reminding me of my beloved cassoulet, now that winter approaches . We, jews from Central Europe call the same dish ( more or less) cholent. It sticks to the ribs and ... to the waist too.
We are heading now to celebrate our New Year ( five thousand something.. ) , but after that I'll post my grandma's recipe.
No more war , Happy New Year to all of us !
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Joined: 06 Oct 2005
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Location: UK
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 12:56 pm
Post subject: my favourite cassoulet
My favourite southern french restaurant in Paris is Baracane on Rue de Tournelles in Marais - a tiny bistrot, a little difficult to find through the Marais maze - well worth it for the Cassoulet and Prune and Armanac ice-cream. There are menus at 28 and 38 euros.
I have never tried its more expensive restaurant, l'oulette, in place la Chambaudie in 12th and would love to hear from anyone who has...
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Joined: 06 Oct 2005
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Location: Las Vegas
Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 1:10 pm
Post subject: Re: my favourite cassoulet
I just joined the forum although I have read it and know of it for some time since learning of the site from a Budget Travel Magazine article.
I changed my name to TEVANS from T.Elizabeth comments I have made on the 06th page.
I am going by myself to France this month. First on the 21st to Marseille then to Paris on the 27th. I am nervous because this is my first time traveling international alone. I have been reading books but am nervous because my travel partner backed out on me.
Is is safe in Paris for a women to go around alone?
I am staying near the Arc de Triomphe in a Au Regent's Garden Best Western. Anyone familar with area?
I would love so advice on where to go?
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Posted: Thu Oct 06, 2005 4:50 pm
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Tevans, I stayed for weeks, on business, in the area where you'll be a couple of years ago. It's extremely safe, and very lively. One restaurant that I would recommend highly is a bistrot located on a street that runs directly off the Champs Elysee, and is only a block or so away. It's called Maison Aubrac, at 37, rue Mareuf. On the same street, but on the other side, is Chez Andre, which has excellent seafood. Have fun!!
The goal is to fit it all in.
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Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2005 5:09 am
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Wow! Thanks for all of the great responses! I wish I had the time to visit them all, but I'll have to be just a little bit selective...
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Feb 14, 2013 – Is Goldie Harvey Dead: Former Big Brother Africa, BBA Star, Nigerian Singer Died On Valentine's Day Night
Nigerian Singer Goldie Harvey Is Dead: The Ex-BBA Star Died On Valentine's Day Night In Lagos
While we are rounding up our Valentine's day celebration in Nigeria tonight, sad news of the sudden death of a Nigerian music star and former BBA star, Goldie Harvey has surfaced.
Is Goldie Dead? Yes singer Goldie harvey has passed away tonight at a private hospital in Victoria Island Lagos.
According to a close friend who is currently not in the best of mood to speak at length, Goldie Harvey arrived Nigeria from the United States of America in good spirit and after a couple of chit chat, she complained of minor headache, she was rushed to Reddington hospital in Victoria Island were doctors attended to her normally.
We learnt all of a sudden her condition worsens and doctors were called in to attend to her. She was put on emergency life support but she didn't survive the apparent spiritual attack that eventually killed her today.
A source who sent us the notification tonight said Goldie died of an apparent spiritual attack which came in form of high blood pressure that resulted in severe migraine.
Goldie Harvey death has brought valentine's day celebration among Nigerian celebrities to a sad end tonight.
Condolences have started pouring in tonight.
Funke Akindele, Banky W, Don Jazzy, Goldie Harvey management company and many others celebrities are currently up and sharing their pains and sorrow over Twitter and Facebook.
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RIP Goldie!can't 4get how we both laughed when I sang skibobo& ur last tweet2 me telling me how much u appreciate my love 4 ur song.Sunre o!
Banky Wellington Banky Wellington @BankyW My Goodness… i Just heard some terrible news.. RIP Goldie Harvey… wow. Lord bless her soul & have mercy on us all. :
Kola Aina:Life is short and fleeting. Thank God for every moment. Discover you life's purpose and live it. RIP Goldie.
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When people ask is this a joke I wonder, who jokes about\with death? Well, no me!! It's #Sad but true #RIP Goldie
For the first time in a long time, I'm moved by death. RIP Goldie. This hurts deep"
"My real name is Bimpe Filani" – First words she ever said to me. RIP Goldie. What a life. What an exit.
RIP Goldie harvey….. Kai dis life is short. God help us all ( -̩̩̩͡˛ -̩̩̩͡ )"
All these RIP Goldie! Why not chill and be sure, why are you guys in a hurry to declare others dead? What if it's not true? Please relax oo.
Life is but a dream. So delicate. RIP GOLDIE! I can still remember the last time I saw you. *sigh*
i had a goldfish once, it died and i had a funeral at the toulet bowl. RIP goldie
RIP Goldie. You were the best dog ever and made my brother happy. I love you. <3
RIP Goldie, the Golden Nugget, the faithful explorer. Many good road trips and memories the last 6 years!
RIP, Goldie. Now to find your replacement cuz Emily is going to FREAK out tomorrow morning when she wakes up and you are missing.
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Oral health has a major impact on an individual patient's overall health and wellness. As family physician and former U.S. Surgeon General David Satcher, M.D., Ph.D., once said, "You are not healthy without good oral health."
Hugh Silk, M.D., M.P.H.
The mouth affects the entire body across the life cycle. Examples include untreated caries leading to pain, unnecessary emergency department visits and missed school, as well as the systemic inflammation of periodontitis, which can be associated with worse control of diabetes, increasing obesity rates and heart disease.
With this in mind, Healthy People 2020 made oral health one of its leading health indicators(www.healthypeople.gov), yet, only 44.5 percent of people age 2 years and older had a dental visit during the past 12 months, and half of U.S. seniors perceive their dental health as poor or very poor.
Fortunately, we, as family physicians, are in the perfect position to address oral health. In fact, the Institute of Medicine lays out clear roles for family physicians and other non-dental professionals in its ground-breaking report on advancing oral health care(www.nationalacademies.org) and its report on improving access to care for vulnerable and underserved populations(books.nap.edu).
The American Dental Association (ADA) agrees.
"With physicians, nurses, physician assistants and other members of the primary care team joining the fight for oral health, we have a real chance to eradicate the silent epidemic of dental disease," said ADA executive director Kathleen O'Loughlin, D.M.D., M.P.H., last year in an endorsement of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine's online oral health curriculum, Smiles for Life, which is designed to enhance the role of primary care clinicians in the promotion of oral health.
More on that program later.
Oral health promotion and prevention is something that needs to be addressed across the life cycle. Because we see patients from cradle to grave, we can and should address this. In this era of the patient-centered medical home (PCMH), we act as leaders of the team, coordinating all aspects of a patient's health as their first contact and helping with referrals to relevant specialists, including dentists and periodontists.
According to a new American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology Committee Opinion(www.acog.org), physicians should perform a risk history and oral exam for pregnant women during the intake visit and make a referral to get dental care during pregnancy, which evidence shows is safe. This will help the mother avoid dental issues during pregnancy and offer her newborn a lower risk for caries.
Only 34 percent of pregnant women report visiting the dentist, however. We can do better!
For infants and children, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests(pediatrics.aappublications.org) that primary care health professionals discuss oral health with parents starting when children are 6 months of age. We see children for well care six to 10 times before they ever see a dentist. We are their dental home until we help them find one. Such visits should include a risk history for caries, an oral exam, dental hygiene and diet advice, as well as a referral to a dentist aiming for the first dental visit by age 1.
In 43 states, medical professionals are being paid(www.pewstates.org) -- $13 to $78, depending on the state -- by Medicaid to offer these screenings as well as fluoride varnish two to four times per year based on risk.
Recently, the U.S. Preventive Service Task Force proposed a level B recommendation for primary care health professionals to apply fluoride varnish(www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org) to the primary teeth of children. The AAFP already recommends fluoride supplementation for children in communities with inadequate fluoride in the water supply.
As part of my residency program's PCMH initiative, we divide these tasks up among the medical assistant, nurse and physician to make it easier and less time-consuming.
For older children and adolescents, additional considerations should be addressed. We, along with our staff members, are perfectly poised to remind young athletes to wear mouth guards to prevent dental injuries; discuss the risks of oral piercings, including infection and dental trauma; and continue to focus on healthy diets for caries prevention, which overlaps with obesity prevention.
In addition, we should not forget about the dental health of our adult patients. Our country is facing an epidemic of obesity, uncontrolled diabetes and cardiac disease. Controlling periodontitis can improve these conditions by reducing oral-systemic inflammation, so we need to make it part of our preventive care. We should take a minute at well visits to promote brushing teeth twice a day, flossing daily and regular dental visits.
The oral cavity contains much more than teeth, however, and we often have the first opportunity to offer advice about soft tissue lesions, such as aphthous ulcers, candidiasis or leukoplakia. We can help our patients avoid oral cancers through tobacco cessation counseling or early identification of one of the 30,000 cancers that are diagnosed annually.
The mouth also is dramatically affected by medications. For example, medications that dry the mouth (e.g., selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, antihistamines) put elderly patients at higher risk for caries. In a country where 70 percent of seniors lack dental insurance, we need to play a role.
Finally, whether we like it or not, we get many urgent oral care questions on call and through office visits. We should be able to do basic triage as we do for other urgent health care issues.
How can you accomplish this? Further educate yourself and your staff on oral health care topics via Smiles for Life(smilesforlifeoralhealth.org), which offers free CME. The site covers all of the topics mentioned above and has downloadable smartphone apps.
Make systems changes in your office as part of quality improvement to make addressing oral health easier. For example, change your electronic health record (EHR) prompts for well visits and prenatal care to include oral health findings and advice.
Offer access to patient education about oral health on your office website or with handouts. You also can refer patients to resources from the ADA(www.mouthhealthy.org) or the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry(www.mychildrensteeth.org).
If we are truly going to be patient-centered, then we can't afford to ignore this key element of wellness. Ask, examine, offer advice and make referrals. Simple tweaks to office flow, patient education and EHRs can make such actions easy and meaningful.
Hugh Silk, M.D., M.P.H., is a clinical associate professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester.
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Two out of three American adults have been forced to change their eating habits because of the economy, according to a study reported by the San Francisco Business Times.
The annual Food Shopping Trends Tracker survey conducted for the country's most expensive grocer, Whole Foods, said 51 percent of Americans are eating at home more often and 37 percent are holding tight to strict grocery budgets.
This, while most Americans can't cook it turns out. But don't worry. There is a video game to show you how to do that.
The survey surprisingly shows that 76 percent of organic and natural food shoppers still want the same quality food. (Not that surprising since the study was commissioned by Whole Foods. )
"We recognize that shoppers should be able to cut costs, not corners when buying natural and organic foods," A.C. Gallo, co-president and chief operating officer for Whole Foods Market, told the Business Times. "This research is in sync with what we are seeing right now with our customers."
That could be why, despite the economy, Whole Foods is working vigorously to open its new store in San Francisco's Castro district. It could also also explain the popularity of the pocketbook friendly street food scene.
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I am new to the forum, and while I have some general programming experience and education, I'm pretty green when it comes to Java technologies. Currently, I'm looking for some help understanding how to use DataSources.
Here is some background on what I want to accomplish. I am writing a Desktop application that does financial modeling. The model will read in individual records from a database table and process each one. I would like to avoid hard coding my application for any specific database(s).
I have some experience working on a similar application written in C that utilized ODBC. That setup worked great. An administrator would set up ODBC data sources (there was an ODBC Administrator application to assist with this, the data sources were stored in a file, odbc.ini) and my application would query the ODBC system for the available data sources. The application user would be presented with a list of data sources, select one, then be presented with a list of available tables, select one, and be on with the show. To make a new data source available to the application, the system administrator just needed to configure it, and like magic, it would be available to the application user.
So, now that I am looking to develop a new application with Java, I turned to JDBC hoping to get similar functionality. I have read through the JDBC trail, but perhaps I missed something. I found the examples to generally use the DriverManager, although the trail later mentioned that using a DataSource was preferred to the DriverManager. The trail then went on to say that DataSources could be stored and accessed with JNDI. So, I guess my questions are as follows:
1.) There is no desktop standard for configuring data sources, analogous to the odbc.ini file that ODBC used? I infer this from the reference to using JNDI.
2.) Is storing Data Sources in a naming service the best solution? I feel like I am placing extra requirements on my application users and their system administrators. In order to get the functionality I desire, the administrators are going to need to set up a naming service, and then get Data Sources in there. The application users are going to need to point the application to the naming service, and then specify where in the naming service to find the Data Source objects, which is all I really wanted in the first place.
3.) How do the Data Source objects get setup / configured / instantiated?
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(Makes about 8 – 10)
1½ cups coarsely ground gingersnap cookies or other cookie crumbs (about 6 ounces)
9 tablespoons sugar
3 tablespoons unsalted margarine, melted
2 cups pareve whipping cream
6 large egg yolks
1 tablespoon dark rum (optional but don't be scared to use it)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 very ripe bananas, peeled, and cut into ¼ thick inch rounds
Pareve whipping cream or pareve ice cream to go with them
Mix ground cookies, 3 tablespoons sugar and margarine in medium bowl to blend.
Bring pareve cream to simmer in saucepan over medium heat. Whisk egg yolks and remaining 6 tablespoons sugar in large bowl to blend. Gradually whisk hot pareve cream into yolks mixture. Return mixture to saucepan and stir over medium low heat until custard thickens slightly and leaves path on back of a spoon, about 4 minutes. Do not boil! Remove from heat and mix in rum and vanilla.
Place 1 tablespoon cookie mixture in bottom of each of 8 ½ cup ramekins or custard cups. Fan 6 banana slices on top. Pour warm custard over bananas (about ¼ cup each). Refrigerate 30 minutes.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Top each with 2 more tablespoons cookie mixture. Place desserts in large roasting pan. Pour enough hot water into pan to come halfway up sides of dishes. Bake until custard is just set in center, about 35 minutes. Serve warm with pareve ice cream or pareve whipping cream. (Can be made 1 day ahead.)


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Belgian wins Norway's $1 million Abel math prize
Belgian-born Pierre Deligne has won this year's $1-million Abel Prize in mathematics for his contributions to algebraic geometry and their "transformative impact on number theory, representation theory and related fields."
The Norwegian mathematics award committee says the 68-year-old professor of mathematics has excelled in finding connections between various fields of mathematics, leading to several important discoveries.
Deligne is professor emeritus at the Institute of Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. He arrived in Princeton from the Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques at Bures-sur-Yvette near Paris, where he was appointed its youngest ever permanent member in 1970.
Deligne, who has several mathematical concepts named after him, has written some 100 papers on mathematics. He is an honorary member of the Moscow Mathematical Society and the London Mathematical Society.
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Slow roast shoulder of pork
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- kcal581
- fat34g
- saturates12g
- carbs18g
- sugars1g
- fibre1g
- protein53g
- salt1g
- 3kg piece of pork shoulder, bone in and rind on
- 4 garlic cloves, crushed
- 2 tsp paprika
A spice that's central to Hungarian cuisine, paprika is made by drying a particular type of…
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
- juice 1 lemon
Oval in shape with a pronouced bulge on one end, lemons are one of the most versatile…
- 4 large potatoes, peeled
The world's favourite root vegetable, the potato comes in innumerable varieties. A member of…
The day before, use a very sharp knife to score the skin of the pork in a criss-cross fashion at 1cm intervals. (Ask your butcher to do this if you prefer.) Combine the garlic, paprika, oil, lemon juice and 1 tsp salt in a mixing bowl. Rub this marinade all over the pork, cover and leave in the fridge for 12-24 hrs.
The next day, heat oven to 220C/ 200C fan/gas 7. Put the potatoes in a roasting tin to make a trivet for the meat, trimming them flat if you need to. Sit the pork on top, then pour any marinade plus ½ a cup of water over the pork. Cook for 30 mins to start the crackling crisping up. Now turn down the oven to 150C/130C fan/gas 2, cover the tin with foil and cook for 3½ hrs. Remove from the oven and leave to rest for 30 mins. Serve with apple sauce, see below.
Recipe Tip
Apple saucePut 3 eating apples and 2 Bramley apples, chopped, in a saucepan with 1 tbsp cider vinegar, 2 tsp caster sugar and 2 tbsp water, cover and bring to the boil. Turn the heat down to a simmer and stir every few mins to break down the apple. Cook for a good 15 mins, stirring every now and then to stop the apples catching on the bottom of the pan. Leave to cool. Will keep in the fridge for 3 days or freeze for up to 3 months. Defrost in the fridge.


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Happy Accident-25 lbs of Teff Flour-Part 1 and 2
Part 1:
I thought I was ordering Teff Whole Grain but I obviously made a mistake somewhere along the line because when my order arrived I opened a 25 lb. bag of Teff Flour! I went back to my original order slip and saw that, indeed, I had ordered 25 lbs. of flour. I just looked at this massive amount of flour and wondered how long will it take to use this up. Ugh.
I usually buy whole grain teff and grind it up as I need it. Teff is a potent high protein seed grain and has been a blessing after learning I had to go off gluten. I also use whole grain teff for a power breakfast. I soak the teff grain the night before, 1 cup teff to 3 cups water, add a little water kefir to boost the enzyme activity, cover and let it sit overnight. The next morning I simmer it for about 15 minutes to cook. Mixed with chia gel, flax seed oil and soaked nuts, I'm off and running. I'll often pour the leftovers into a loaf pan where it becomes like polenta. I'll slice it and toast or saute it. Using spices and herbs it could be made sweet or savory.
Since I was missing my teff breakfasts I ordered some more whole grain, this time only 10 lbs. To my horror, I opened a box of 10 lbs. of teff flour, again! I really must slow down, I'm making way too many mistakes.
Anyway, what to do with my 35 lbs. of teff flour?
My book, The Art of Gluten Free Sourdough Baking, is based on brown rice flour starters. I'd begun to experiment with buckwheat sorghum starters and have had some great results. I figured I better move on to Teff starters so I wouldn't have pounds and pounds of teff flour either stuffed into the freezer or sprouting critters with legs.
I began a new starter using only teff flour and water in a ratio of 1 to 1. I chose this because teff absorbs a lot of water. I usually use teff to thicken and give structure to some bread recipes. I was surprised that this starter was actually very soupy but I continued along with my 1 to 1 experiment, feeding it every 8 hours or so for a couple of days.
I used the bubbly starter to make Teff pancakes and was pleasantly surprised that they were as good as or even better than the rice pancakes! They were naturally slightly sweet with a great cake-like texture. The leftovers were great toasted the next day. Since I can't eat sweet stuff I used them as an accompaniment to a bean stew. I'm sure they would be great with maple syrup or fruit.
Starter Recipe:
Make a starter by mixing equal amounts of teff flour and water. Add a tablespoon of water kefir or other fermented liquid.
Feed every 8 hours or so with equal amounts of teff flour and water.
After 2 days it should be ready to use.
Pancake Recipe:
One cup of starter makes about 4 pancakes.
Add a pinch of salt, 1 tablespoons of any oil or fat and 1 tablespoons ground flax seeds.
Mix let it sit about 10 minutes and cook.
The pancakes will not show bubbles so flip it when it starts to dry out around the outer third.
Sometimes I cover it while it's cooking. It cooks faster and more thoroughly.
My next experiment will be making breads using this teff starter. I'll keep you posted.
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After last week's fabulous teff pancakes I continued building the starter even though I sorely needed a break from bread baking. I was busy and thought it would be a good opportunity to practice growing starter in the fridge as this would cut the feedings from 3 times a day to twice.
The starter grew beautifully with a mild aroma. I would take it out for about an hour in the morning, feed it, let it sit another hour or so and put it back in the fridge for 12 hours. I'd repeat the sequence at night before bed. I noticed some thickening and some small bubbles but nothing dramatic.
I had been thinking about creating bread that was mildly sweet without any sweetener beyond 1 teaspoon of stevia powder. I used small amounts of carob and maca (a malty flavored root) and used buckwheat flour for one loaf and shredded coconut for the other. I also used coconut oil for the fat. The batters were rich looking, like cake batter. The aroma in the kitchen was heavenly and the resulting breads were fabulous. Sweet without any added sugars, no blood sugar spikes and no yeasty itching.
My daughter, who named Sourdough Bread #1 "Mommybread" said this Teff Carob bread was the best ever and I should make it exclusively. Forever.


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Hello! I bought some things awhile ago, and did a video on it, but never blogged about it, and as I was cleaning up my room, I found this bag of goodies that I forgot to share... it's a little haul that I bought from JCP. Hope you like!
Plaid button up, I'll probably pair this with jean shorts or skinny jeans, or maybe even a denim skirt with my new boots I got from Makemechic.com!
Also a butterfly-sleeve shirt by Decree. Just a plain blue. I already featured this shirt in one of my outfits of the days. :)
Some cute sandals. I don't own a pair of grey flip flops like these, and they were on CLEARANCE!! Plus they're super comfy..
Along with a pair of blue sandals.. :)
I love love this light weight scarf. It cost me a whopping $5.00. It'll be perfect for transitioning into fall. Can't wait to wear it with like a denim jacket or a white dress or white jeans would look nice with it. :)
And I saved the best for last:
My beautiful studded hidden wedge shoes!! I love love love them!!! :)
Here's my little video on the stuff too...


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Neighbors Launch Rescue of Hillside Building
Neighbors and tenants of Berkeley's Hillside School say they are determined to do what it takes to save the 80-year-old architectural landmark.
A former Berkeley public elementary school dating back to 1928, Hillside, at 1581 Le Roy Ave., was abandoned by the Berkeley Unified School District in 1983 because of sagging enrollment.
The school sits on a trace of the Hayward Fault, and the Alquist-Priolo Act forbids any kind of public educational use within 50 feet of an earthquake fault.
So for more than two decades, the school, with its handsome slate roof and broad corridors, has been of little use to the school district, and in 2007 it was declared surplus by the Berkeley Board of Education, who put it up for sale last year.
At a school board meeting Oct. 14, board members agreed to put the property on the market after the city and other public entities expressed no interest in purchasing it.
Despite being forsaken, Hill-side houses a vibrant community.
In the early '90s, it was home to the Berkeley Montessori School until it moved recently to a new location on University Avenue.
The Berkeley Chess School has called it home for almost 20 years, using its spacious airy classrooms to train future chess wizards.
Hillside is also headquarters for International Child Re-sources, a global nonprofit which helps sick, impoverished, displaced and orphaned children and youth in India, Ghana, Zimbawe and more than 30 other countries.
Diotima Academy, established to teach children about Hellenic culture, language and arts, also rents space at Hillside, along with In Dulci Jubilo, and a host of artists for whom this Tudor-style Walter Ratcliff-designed architectural marvel perched high on a hill is a perfect place to hone their craft.
Hillside's playground is a popular place for basketball players, Tai Chi enthusiasts and families who want a bit of open space for a picnic or to play jungle gym with their children on holidays.
But despite all these uses, Hillside has its share of problems. Years of neglect has left broken windows, peeling paint and a leaky roof, and although parts of the school have been retrofitted, a complete renovation is estimated to cost millions.
"There's been no classes there for a long time so we haven't treated it the same way where our kids are," said the district's Facilities Director Lew Jones. "We haven't done much maintenance work, but we have done some work. The building needs a lot of work."
Despite its shortcomings, many consider Hillside as the neighborhood jewel, and when an effort between a group of Hillside residents and the City of Berkeley to buy the property through the Naylor Act—which allows public entities to buy a property for a quarter of its market price—fell through, three of the tenants in the building decided they to try to buy the building themselves.
Elizabeth Shaughnessy, who started the Berkeley Chess School in 1982 as an after-school program, said tenants were eager to form a foundation to save the building.
"The location is great," Shaughnessy said. "Friday evenings we hold seven different levels of classes in seven different classrooms. Where else will we get that kind of space?"
A former Irish Women's Chess Champion and architect, Shaugnessy underscored the importance of bringing the building back to its original glory.
"We know it will take millions, but we are willing to take on a big project," she said. "We'd like to start fixing it up so that it's properly rentable. It's hard to get people to rent if the electricity goes out every time you plug in the heater."
Shaugnessy, who was recently awarded $5000 through the Bank of America Charitable Foundation's Neighborhood Excellence Initiative, will use the grant toward the chess school.
The school district, which rents space at Hillside for $5 per square feet, has an agreement with tenants to not increase the rent for a year, but all leases are technically on a month-to-month basis, Jones said.
"This is our home," said Ken Jaffe, executive director of International Child Resources. "We have been here for more than 10 years. We will do everything in our power to develop an agreement with the Berkeley Unified School District that will help us to keep serving children and families in Berkeley."
Shaughnessy, Jaffe and Diotima are not alone. The Hillside Association, a neighborhood group fighting to preserve the HIllside playground, also wants the property preserved.
"The property influences the neighborhood," said Peter Lydon, secretary of the Hillside Association. "A lot of the neighbors would like to see it preserved. We want the open space—we have a new generation of kids coming in, and Berkeley in general doesn't have a lot of open space."
Although the school district has assessed the market rate for Hillside, Jones said that information is not public yet. The board said at their last meeting that they would consider long-term leases with an option to sell, but would like to consult with the community before deciding their next step.
"I want to make it clear that we are not asking for any kind of free lunch at all," Jaffe said. "In fact, if we decide to go for a lease-purchase opportunity, then that will provide additional funding to the school district."


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|Bill and Doris Wheeler as newlyweds in 1954
This photo was taken shortly after my parents were married, on the steps of the duplex they shared in Berkeley, California for a few months before purchasing their own house. Today, Mom is celebrating her 93rd birthday, and I would like to share this poem in her honor.
A Prayer for a Mother's Birthday
by Henry Van Dyke
Lord Jesus, Thou hast known
A mother's love and tender care:
And Thou wilt hear, while for my own
Mother most dear I make this birthday prayer.
Protect her life, I pray,
Who gave the gift of life to me;
And may she know, from day to day,
The deepening glow of Life that comes from Thee.
As once upon her breast
Fearless and well content I lay,
So let her heart, on Thee at rest,
Feel fears depart and troubles fade away.
Her every wish fulfill;
And even if Thou must refuse
In anything, let Thy wise will
A comfort bring such as kind mothers use.
Ah, hold her by the hand,
As once her hand held mine;
And though she may not understand
Life's winding way, lead her in peace divine.
I cannot pay my debt
For all the love that she has given;
But Thou, love's Lord, wilt not forget
Her due reward,--bless her in earth and heaven.


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Capability Plan
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2. The shorter and less desirable form of the term Capability Management Plan.
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who is he? whats his name?
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no but i can be....if thats a good thing???LOL
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Wow, Grandpa gets it on.....you go, boy....
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i had sex with my bf grandfather.... went over his house after school it was only him there i forgot he had ball practes i stayed anyway i have always liked him and was fun talking to, we got to talking about sex he ask what color panties i had on so i just lifted up my skirt showed him.... well one thing lead to another he talks me into leting him eat my pussy so i get on his bed he pushes my skirt up pulls my panties off and starts eating me omg he was good when he finished he than ask if he can fuck me i said please do he fucks me for about an hour while he was fucking me he kept asking me "who's who daddy" and i kept say "omg you are my daddy" while getting dressed my bf just got home so i climed out the window and walked home he never knew i was there
okay does anyone know if he is hiring a new babysitter? i am willing!! :)
good fuck, grandpa!
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What's her name? Seriously been trying to find more videos of her but no luck
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I would have soaked her cute titties
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Disappointing amount of spunk from such a long fuck - I would shot loads more
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Nice to see the cum flow nice and slow, really white and tick too. Looks like she didn't waste a drop, makes nice for just a little cleanup
delicious mmm...more...
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Geiles Video! Wäre gerne an der Stelle des Grandpa.
She's an enthusiastic little cock sucker. The old man should fuck her harder though and spank her.
She is hot.
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Is that the guy from Disturbia?
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Why can't I ever find a girl willing to take a fat cock anally. Everyone gets scared :(
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God that older guy makes me hot.I came so hard watching that vid...Love his cock.
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I'd let gramps fuck me everyday after I gave him his pill Nd sponge bath yum
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after this he has a poopy dick!!
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Max owner of this blog, a web designer who specialised in css and xhtml, love to be inspired either by web designs or digital art and had a passion for illustration and typography. A few guest authors on the blog each writing articles about what they are intrested in, in the design world….so watch out & get inspired


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The Department of Mathematical Sciences provides Shawnee State's general education student with an appreciation of, and experiences with, the role of mathematics in our society. The Department also develops additional mathematical skills for those students whose academic programs require it and provides educational experiences for students who wish to specialize in mathematics.
In addition to close faculty-student working relations, the Department features an extensive tutoring program and use of technology in the curriculum.
The degrees offered by the Department of Mathematical Sciences provide a broad intellectual foundation in undergraduate mathematics, foster your reasoning and problem-solving skills, and give you the opportunity to combine your interest in mathematics with preparation for a variety of career options.
Each of the Department's baccalaureate programs requires a senior research project which allows each student to work closely with a team of faculty to study a mathematical topic in depth. The senior research project is designed to be an integrative and capstone experience and results in the development of a senior paper and presentation.
Each of the programs is described here in more detail. If you are interested in a degree in mathematics, you are encouraged to contact the Department at (740) 351-3301 for additional information. The Mathematical Sciences faculty looks forward to showing you what Shawnee State has to offer.
Degrees in Mathematical Sciences
- Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Sciences
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Myofascial pain syndrome (MPS) refers to pain and presumed inflammation in the body's soft tissues or muscles. Myofascial pain is a chronic, painful condition that affects the fascia (connective tissue that covers the muscles). Myofascial pain syndrome might involve either a single muscle or a muscle group. In some cases, the area where a person experiences the pain might not be where the myofascial pain generator is located. Experts believe that the actual site of the injury or the strain prompts the development of a trigger point that, in turn, causes pain in other areas. This situation is known as referred pain. Myofascial pain might develop from a muscle injury or from excessive strain on a particular muscle or muscle group, ligament, or tendon.
Symptoms: Myofascial pain symptoms usually involve muscle pain with specific "trigger" or "tender" points. The pain can be made worse with activity or stress. In addition to the local or regional pain associated with myofascial pain syndrome, people with the disorder also can suffer from depression, fatigue, and behavioral disturbances. The recognition of this syndrome requires a precise understanding of the body's trigger points.
Treatment: Physical therapy methods are considered the best treatments for myofascial pain syndrome. Other treatments include a "stretch and spray" technique, in which the muscle with the trigger point is sprayed along its length with a coolant, and then slowly stretched. Massage therapy is another treatment, as is trigger point injection. In the latter form of therapy, anesthesia is injected directly into the trigger point of the patient. While nearly everyone has experienced muscle tension pain, the discomfort associated with myofascial pain syndrome persists or worsens. Treatment options for myofascial pain syndrome include physical therapy and trigger point injections. Pain medications and relaxation techniques also can help.


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Sean Bean left a big mark on television this past spring, taking on the role of Lord Eddard "Ned" Stark in "Game of Thrones," and he would leap at the opportunity to come back to the series.
"Yeah, I loved it," he told Access Hollywood at the 2011 Scream Awards over the weekend in Los Angeles. "It was a fantastic time for me and it was a really ambitious project by HBO, and all the guys involved — the producers, the directors, the actors. It was a wonderful experience, and hopefully… I think I am in flashbacks in the books."
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In George R.R. Martin's series, "A Song of Ice and Fire," the littlest Stark – Rickon – actually claims to have seen his father in the family's under-Winterfell tomb – after King Joffrey beheaded Lord Stark.
While the time for that scene may have already passed, there are other moments set to occur in the upcoming continuation of the series (like ones with Jamie Lannister) that could open the door for flashbacks with Sean's character. However, the actor isn't ready to ask his old bosses – producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss — who reportedly have said there won't be flashbacks — to make it happen.
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"I'll let them come to me," he laughed.
Sean has another series in the works – this time for ABC, with co-star Ashley Judd.
"I've been doing another show called 'Missing' in Prague and Croatia," Sean said, of the thriller, expected to air next year on the network. "I've finished that now."
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And he also plays Julia Roberts' husband – the King — in the upcoming untitled "Snow White" project, but he admitted the two had little screen time together.
"I do, but I hardly ever saw her," he said of barely working with the actress who plays the Evil Queen. "I just said hello to her, shook hands, and that was about it, really. She's a lovely lady."
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InsightSoftware (Moscone West, Booth #3630) will debut products that help businesses improve the performance of their Oracle E-Business Suite and JD Edwards applications.
Insight Designer Express (left) allows users to view information across traditional and custom E-Business Suite tables to improve reporting of E-Business Suite data. And, the new Insight Upgrader helps owners of Oracle's JD Edwards applications manage data migration and custom report rollovers when moving to a new version of JD Edwards software.


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Moving out of my UCLA home marked the end of the UCLA journey, and that still feels weird to say. My career in Residential Life as a professional began because UCLA Residential Life gave me a chance. I didn't figure out I wanted to be a part of Residential Life until my 3rd year of undergrad.… Continue reading Dear UCLA, Specifically… Residential Life
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Week 48 My last week in the SV Office was spent mostly packing it up and getting ready for the move up to Hitch. That whole last week was kind of really sad for me because I was the last one in the office. It used to be Kevin, Violet, and me. Nothing felt more… Continue reading pARDy: Here We Go Again!
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You probably thought Part 1 was a lot. Well, let me tell you… Part 2 may be shorter, but it's still got the same juice the first part had. This post's featured photo is an empty Sunset Village ARD office. I was the last one to move out, and I prepped it for the new… Continue reading Ending Another Academic Year (Part 2)


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It's ATP three of three – I've now spent more time at Minehead's Butlins than I have at my own parents' house in 2007. Following on from the Dirty Three-curated April edition and May's Versus The Fans hit-after-hit bill, Portishead's vision of the annual Nightmare Before Christmas has a lot to live up to. That said, it couldn't possibly prove as soul-sucking and one-dimensional as Thurston Moore's lamentable instalment of the December festival twelve months earlier, could it? Certainly the eclecticism of the bill suggested not: the headliners had attracted big names from the hip-hop world alongside some drone and metal heavyweights.
Back to the Sonic Youth guitarist momentarily: he's here, present and correct on the (main) Pavilion Stage, on Friday evening. I've arrived a little later than usual, delayed further by having to drop my belongings for the weekend off at a not-so-near B&B (no on-site stay for Mike this time out; instead, blessed silence come 11pm, a sea view and the most comfortable bed I've had the pleasure of being intimate with for ages). Therefore the first act witnessed by ears craving that pleasurable sting and eyes salivating at the prospect of hour after hour of out-there avant-rock expression is… The Horrors. The high-fashion Londoners might seem out of their depth, writhing about the Pavilion Stage like current-sparking pokers had been rammed up their backsides, but they're entirely capable of kicking up a true shit-storm of a cacophony. Problem: everything's so fuzzed into distortion that distractions come easily: 2p machines yield prizes and I'm twiddling fingers 'til Moore.
Thurston Moore - Pavilion Stage, Friday
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A warm reception for The Horrors – not unexpected given the open-minded nature of the regular ATP crowd, but pleasing nonetheless given their considerable profile and previous disdain directed their way from would-be indier-than-thou sorts – is followed by one bordering on discomfortingly hot for Thurston. With Steve Shelley on drums and Chris Brokaw on guitar, Moore dissects his recent Trees Outside The Academy LP with smile-spreading venom; how he makes an acoustic guitar squeal like an animal caught under a car's wheels - like Charlie Says' Charlie, even - is beyond me. Members of The Horrors watch from the crowd, themselves enraptured with the performance. 'Frozen Guitar' is sublime, and come the set's climax the familiar feeling of ATP comfort slips into place. Here I am, entertain me… by destroying my ear drums for three days straight.
To anyone who's never been to ATP it's tough to convey the festival's appeal, even at events where the line-up isn't as strong as previous curators' attempts. There's an atmosphere about the place – even in such odd surroundings as a garishly decorated holiday camp designed to stimulate bratty kids into wearing themselves out come seven so dad can slink off to the Sun And Moon to drink proper beer and watch Sky Sports – that just feels… nice.
So I can shrug off the fact that PJ Harvey collaborator John Parish completely fails to connect with the Centre Stage audience and stroll, instead, down to Hot Shots – one of many on-site bars – for a pint and another go at the 2p slot machine slide-slide things (two keyrings are 'won'). Here I walk into – literally – someone who I believe to be Serge from hooligan-endorsed indie chumps Kasabian; stunned, I have to seek confirmation from DiS snapper Toby Price and Lovvers' Henry Withers that, yes, said guitar monkey is strolling about the place. Also seen frequently over the course of the weekend is Colin Greenwood; he doesn't show for a scheduled DJ set because, apparently, he's utterly wasted still. Friend-of-DiS Manish Agarwal – Mojo writer and all-round good egg – fills in for the* Radiohead *man at the last minute.
Fuck Buttons - Reds, Friday
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Friday night is brought to a climax in Reds (essentially the third stage, if you like) by Fuck Buttons. The London-based duo – signed to the label branch of ATP of course, who will release their Street Horrrsing LP early next year – craft curtains of luscious sonic-scapes that are draped and rippled about the assembled throng with subtlety and grace. Their problem – if you deem it one at all – is that none of their material to date dares to take that final stride into territories they skirt around; it's neither aggressive enough to trouble minds regularly beset by the bombast of acts like Wolf Eyes and Hair Police, and nor is it as beautiful and enveloping as the best work of Keith Fullerton Whitman, or Growing. Still, with pulsating potential dance-floor fillers like 'Bright Tomorrow' in their canon – assuming said dance-floor is the domain of denizens of the very broadest musical horizons, of course – they're sure to be spreading joyous tinnitus throughout '08. 'Less they send you to sleep instead, that is, which they do my tag-along fiancée.
Strolling back through Minehead, long after midnight, it's refreshing to see youths loitering outside late-night take-aways and not asking for a quid or threatening to cut my fat if I look at them the wrong way. We're a long way from London, friends.
Saturday begins with shopping in the local Co-Op – saves on over-spending for sandwiches and soft drinks on site – and strolling the Minehead streets in search of a semi-decent boozer to while away an hour in. Failing to locate one this time out, I settle on the Family Pub of The Year 2005, The Hairy Dog. Awful, awful name, but a pint of Exmoor Gold and the first half of Villa against Portsmouth warms me up nicely for Pavilion-openers Oneida.
The Brooklyn boys are in fine, fine spirits, getting the early-doors crowd moving at an unusual hour – namely two in the afternoon; at most ATPs I'm still recovering in bed about now – with the knee-jerkingly brilliant 'Up With People'. Engaging banter between songs ensures all slope away satisfied, Bobby Matador asking all and sundry to consider his band for their kids' birthday parties. "Call us," he shouts; if we could, we would. Less gratifying are Autolux, whose set on the Centre Stage attracts a sizeable crowd but fails to absorb this attendee. While efforts from their last LP Future Perfect sounded sweet three years ago, a discernable lack of forward momentum leaves them sounding stagnant before their time. Perhaps their next album – slated for a 2008 release, but with no date set in stone – will surprise the doubters spawned in the wake of this ATP performance.
Autolux - Centre Stage, Saturday
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A clash with Malcolm Middleton – the Scot plays the Pavilion Stage – sees the crowd for both Autolux and the former Arab Strap man alter midway through each act's set; I roll up to Middleton after 20 minutes in the company of the Los Angeles trio, and just in time for 'We're All Going To Die' and a bout of People Watching. Come on, we all do it: a band's on but your eyes are flitting about the crowd, partially in hope of seeing somebody you know – a regular happening at all ATPs – and partially because, well, the festival attracts Very Good Looking Sorts. Even the weirdie-beardies are looking hawt today. Look at them all, singing along: "My face is a disease".
_Interlude: Malcolm Middleton by Chris Alcxxk
Without wishing to turn DiS into The Daily Mail, it must be remarked that it's nice to have some actual songs amongst the rest of ATP's krautnoisespaz, and Malcolm Middleton delivers with aplomb. Managing to successfully combine wit and poignancy in every song is the rare trick that lifts this above being just any other Scottish, folky indie band, as shown in a stream of near-anthems from latest album_ A Brighter Beat. Fuck it - I love this.
Another crossing of paths with Greenwood, C – I should say something, but being an ATP festival-goer restricts your fan-boy desires; when I held a door open for Nick Cave earlier this year, I didn't even dare utter a "That's okay" when he thanked me – later, I find myself in the company of GZA, backed by the bounding-about Dreddy Kruger and the hotdog-queuing (minutes after leaving the stage) Killah Priest. Liquid Swords, GZA's landmark LP of 1995, receives the Don't Look Back treatment – start to finish, but no less riveting for the no-surprises set-list ordering. With hands aloft, 'W' for the Wu everywhere, the party descends on ATP a little earlier than expected – it's barely gone five.
Glenn Branca - Centre Stage, Saturday
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Glenn Branca's tiresome, shriek-shrill instrumentals (although, perhaps, enough time he was not afforded) have me wandering the halls once more, stopping only to take in a little Hawk And A Hacksaw. Jeremy Barnes' music is something I can enjoy in isolation, but today on the largest of three stages his arrangements are only of limited attractiveness. It's curry night at the Sun And Moon, so fiancée and I settle down for a proper meal, off a plate and everything (our sandwiches consumed during Oneida now long forgotten). Reading are thumping Liverpool on the television; everything feels good with the world.
Portishead are playing the second of their two sets; having chosen to perform on the enclosed Centre Stage, the trip-hop legends' crowd is split into those with black wristbands (first night) and those with silver ones (tonight). I have neither, but hell, I'm a journalist, here on a day ticket essentially – surely I'll be alright. A hand on my chest suggests otherwise: "If you were meant to be up here you'd have a silver band." _"What? Really… hang on…" "Move aside, please."
I – stupidly – lay a hand on the guy whose hand is on me, and apply the tiniest amount of pressure, just enough to knock the gentleman (for I am sure he just that in any other circumstances) off balance. His colleague is less than pleased. Fiancée drags me away before things get nasty – i.e. before I get thumped. I throw an almighty hissy-fit only to calm down five minutes later when it transpires friends of friends, and their friends, have a plan. Another ten minutes later we're all inside: take that, heavy-handed security and your silver wristband blah blah rules and regulations. Although you do a very fine job, really. Really. Pint?
Portishead - Centre Stage, Saturday
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Inside, familiar crackles and scratches. A hunched, marionette-alike figure, clutching a microphone close, like it offered her some sort of hiding place from on-looking eyes, eager to be teary with nostalgia and optimism for the future alike. Portishead go against the ATP grain in some respects, one key consideration being that their particular style of music has, in the wider mainstream, entirely died out. Trip-hop was a short-lived phenomenon, hot stuff in the Bristol area considered its melting pot but hardly the stuff of longevity and heavy influence; the sound-alikes were embarrassingly shallow, and only two acts really continue to stand above the slew of forgotten sorts – Massive Attack and this weekend's curators. Their music isn't generally seen as something for tomorrow, though; its place in musical history is assured, but just how often do you go back to Dummy?
Exactly, so it's vitally important that any new material aired tonight leaves an impression. It does, brilliantly: one arrangement is truly evil-sounding, stripped of embellishments that so often over-egged songs in their catalogue to date, and as it bleeds into a stirring 'Over' the contrast between the ambitiously naked and archaically emblazoned couldn't be more pronounced. The classics are unearthed, of course, for the occasion. 'Glory Box' sounds thrillingly visceral, and 'Wandering Star' is all the better for its added languidness, guided to a close by deft turntablism; 'Humming', meanwhile, remains as chilling as it was upon first investigation in 1997. Despite initial trepidation, Portishead overcome any sceptics in the audience with a set deserving of their curator status, and all that meets Beth Gibbons' apology of "Sorry if I made any mistakes" is a massive round of applause.
Julian Cope spends most of his Pavilion Stage set yakking away rather than playing anything classifiable as a song, and Seasick Steve's headlining slot on said stage is followed by the discovery of slashed tyres on his mode of transport for the weekend. Bad form, vandals, bad form.
Julian Cope - Pavilion Stage, Saturday
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_Interlude: Aphex Twin by Adam Anonymous
It begins with muted, modest beats, as if Richard D James is gently waking his laptop. Signature locks appear to be shorn. There's relative calm; hip-hop tempos thump out. Several potential ravers filter out. You people didn't fulfil your potential. Maybe you never will. Aphex Twin builds momentum. He always does. And then, it's there: that acid snake of a mutated synth thing. Rarely the same twice – admittedly, you never, ahem, quite remember the finest acidtechnojunglebass burnouts – Aphex Twin is still atop his game, masterful as ever, ruining hundreds of heads, legs and livers in the process._
Sunday's dawn heralds another slow start – the first act I sit down for is John Cooper Clark, after finally discovering a semi-decent Minehead public house that serves a recommended roast and has a pair of cheap pool tables (won one, lost one; put Grizzly Bear on the jukebox and the landlord turned it down). Jonnie immediately connects with the crowd, who chuckle along with every hit and miss gag he cracks; when his poems end the room erupts, the best – a closing wobble through 'Evidently Chickentown', a requested and reprised for modern times 'Beasley Street', and the excellently caustic 'Twat' – rightly received like the classics they demand to be pigeonholed as. And he's right, too: you will always get a guy with a pie. He merrily bids everyone a merry Christmas and departs, trumping the comedian seen the night before with his understated stage presence and good-time vibes.
John Cooper Clark - Centre Stage, Sunday
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That comedian the night before: Jerry Sadowitz, who plays the second of his two sets in Jumpin Jaks; the room's rather less than bouncing, of course, 'cause we're all sat down. Ish. I'm stood up, actually, and a man with an earpiece is saying where I can and can't stand. Apparently Jerry's very serious when it comes to marshalling his crowd – so we can't stand where we can see his purposefully poor magic tricks executed between jokes that don't so much toy with topics of racism and sexism as fuck them hard in every orifice available. With a reputation to preserve – that of the most foul-mouthed comedian on the circuit – Sadowitz doesn't disappoint the faithful, but newcomers are left puzzled somewhat: just what is this motor-mouth's appeal? He swears a lot, isn't always laugh-out-loud funny, and has a tiny wee penis. A comedian's comedian is a succinct enough summary.
Boris, upstairs on Centre Stage, are phenomenal. 'Pink' and 'Woman On The Screen' find the Japanese trio pulling off some fine cock-rock poses amidst a flurry of heavily-amped aggressive rock, melodic for sure but accessibility tempered by volume. The crowd goes off, as it were, for much of their synapses-shredding set. Fiancée turns: "This is the best thing I've seen this weekend." They have a gong. A gong. Intensity levels upped to well beyond eleven, Boris set some precedent for what's to follow: Earth and Sunn 0))) have a lot to live up to.
Boris - Centre Stage, Sunday
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_Interlude: Earth by Adam Anonymous
While soon afterwards on the same stage Sunn 0))) carve grinding hell frequencies and allegedly fight each other, the band that inspired them, Earth, entrance in an entirely different manner. Led by Dylan Carlson, AKA the dude who bought the firearm Kurt Cobain shot himself with, their magical spaghetti western drone shows most up for the heavy-handed chord-holders they are. Carlson's between-song chatter voice – somewhere between David Yow and Cartman from South Park _– is unnerving to say the least. But the new moments, with slow-building subtlety, suggest upcoming album _The Bee Made Honey In The Lion's Skull could be their finest. _
Interlude: Sunn 0))) by Manish Agarwal _ My short Sunn 0))) review: Atilla Cshar was dressed like a tree... Greg Anderson smacked Stephen O'Malley right in the kisser... two speaker stacks came tumbling down... end of set... it was really bloody LOUD._
Sunn 0))) - Centre Stage, Sunday
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Damo Suzuki is everywhere, all weekend, but sadly I miss his actual set; I do make time for Black Mountain, though, who fill the Pavilion Stage are(n)a, aka the Skyline Pavilion, better than any other act of the weekend. Front to back, the sound is brilliant, and tracks from their forthcoming (and sure to feature in best-of-2008 lists even at this stage) In The Future album nestle comfortably beside more familiar cuts from their self-titled debut of a couple of years ago. Compositionally simple, immediate and absorbing, Stephen McBean and company take all before them on a tumble-ride through psychedelic stoner rock grooves and wig-out rollicking. Amber Webber, also of Lightning Dust, provides sultry back-up vocals which sooth any burn left by blistering guitar weaves and gut-trembling drum runs. If you've not already witnessed them in the flesh, be sure to catch Black Mountain in 2008 – on record they can prove patchy, but live they excel.
Madlib - Pavilion Stage, Sunday
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Fuck Buttons play another set; Crippled Black Phoenix are great but take an age to actually come on stage; a Coke machine swallows my money; as does Sega Rally; bastard machines; end.
For more, more, more on ATP, click to their website. Coming in May 2008: ATP vs Pitchfork and a weekend curated by Explosions In The Sky.
All photography by Toby Price except lead Portishead image by Maria Jefferis (Shot2Bits.net)
Additional writing: Adam Anonymous, Chris Alcxxk and Manish Agarwal.


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Rob Kardashian is standing up for sister Kim, who tabloids are suggesting is having trouble in her marriage to basketball star Kris Humphries.
"My sister is completely happy, my family's never been happier," Rob told Access Hollywood as he rehearsed the tango with partner Cheryl Burke for Monday's "Dancing with the Stars." "She just got married so she should be happy."
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Rob insisted that the tabloid attention on Kim's marriage doesn't bother him.
"Not really, 'cause that's the world that we live in," he said. "It's all about trying to break up newlyweds or trying to create drama over nothing. That's just media and like I said, the world we live in, and we have never listened to those comments or else you're gonna drive yourself crazy and break up your own marriage."
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Not focusing on tabloids, Rob is concentrating hard on improving his ballroom skills.
"It's kinda shocking that we're still here, to me," he said. "I definitely didn't expect that going into the competition, but now that we are here [this] definitely has given me that confidence and I just want [to] like improve even more and try and get to the top spot," he said.
Rob hopes to improve, but he has no plans to pull a Maks and go shirtless in the ballroom.
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"Never," he told Access. "I'm not even the type to take my shirt off."
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"The Simpsons" has no trouble laughing at itself, and help from graffiti activist Banksy made it easy Sunday night.
The long-running cartoon switched up its famous intro, poking fun at the fact its animation has long been outsourced to South Korean studios. Banksy's substitute sequence opened the Fox cartoon, showing hometown Springfield covered with his graffiti. When the delightfully dysfunctional family gathered on their living room couch, the image becomes a reference shot for sweatshop workers in the grim industrial complex where they paint cartoon cells and churn out Simpsons merchandise.
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Cats are shown being thrown into a wood chipper to make stuffing for Simpsons dolls, and a unicorn, chained to a wall, is used to punch holes in the centers of DVDs. And Bart is shown writing "I MUST NOT WRITE ALL OVER THE WALLS" all over the walls.
"This is what you get when you outsource," joked executive producer Al Jean.
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Your resume is an important tool in your job or internship search. Written well, it can be your ticket to an interview. In this workshop, you will learn how to write a resume that will make it easy for employers to see why they should hire you.
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Hewlett-Packard (HP) has launched several ProBook series notebooks in Taiwan with display sizes including 13.3-, 14-, 15- and 17-inch to mainly target small and medium-size business (SMB) clients, according to HP Taiwan.
HP's ProBook series notebooks are outsourced to Inventec and are priced at NT$29,900-47,000 (US$900-1400). HP also offers customization options for the notebooks.
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The Administration's default response to struggling schools has been to close them, without first investing enough time and resources into turning them around. And instead of laying out a thoughtful plan for some schools to share facilities in the same building – co-location – the Administration turns a cold shoulder to community input. We need a new approach for our city's one million students.
There is a time and place to close a troubled school. But that should not be treated as an end goal in itself, nor an accomplishment to boast about. It should be the last resort, when all other options are exhausted.
Take the story of William H. Maxwell High School in East New York, a school that for years ranked on the persistently low-achieving list. Five years ago, it earned an F rating on its progress report and had a huge truancy problem. And then the school community came together.
Principal Jocelyn Badette started personally calling and meeting with parents to get truancy under control. Teachers started working until 5 p.m. helping tutor their students after hours and catching them up. Math, reading and science scores are all up. The graduation rate has doubled since 2005. Maxwell went from an F to A's and B's on its recent cards.
Then what happened? Did the city applaud the parents and faculty for their efforts? Did its lessons get applied elsewhere in the school system? No. The Department of Education decided to close Maxwell High School and fire half of its faculty as part of its "turnaround" program.
Let's get this straight: the actual turnaround had already happened, and yet the Department of Education tried to fire the very people responsible. Fortunately, we stood with the school community and fought back the closure with intense public pressure. It was a happy ending, but it points to exactly what has gone wrong under the current approach.
Collaborating with community members – and really listening – should serve as a prerequisite for potential school closings. Too many of the schools doomed for closure have not been given the tools to improve, or the time to apply them.
Students at low-performing schools often need the most support. But the Administration constantly misses the opportunity to pinpoint troubled schools, invest in them, and turn them around. Too often, the Administration opts for the easier route – school closure.
DOE's policies have actually amplified the core problems that contribute to chronic poor performance. Adding more high-need students to poorly resourced and already-underperforming schools is just one example. The end result? Performance results for our highest-need students have hardly budged, and educational disparity continues to besiege our city.
We see the same heavy-handedness in the way the city often shoehorns charter schools into existing public schools, without a well-considered strategy for both institutions to thrive. Co-location can be – and has been - successful in this city. Students at four high schools in the Brandeis Educational Complex, on the Upper West Side, learned beautifully side-by-side—until the DOE shoved a charter elementary school into the building, despite staunch resistance from the school community.
Successful sharing of space and resources can only be carried out through meticulous planning and input from all key stakeholders - students, parents, teachers, administrators, community activists and education advocates. Instead, the DOE has alienated school communities by neglecting their input and depriving them of a venue for meaningful engagement on educational policy.
As a public school parent, I know the difference being involved in your children's education can make in their academic success and self-confidence. That's personal to me, and that priority is reflected in the recommendations my office put forth in 2010 and 2011 to modify Educational Impact Statements and boost parental engagement.
But the Administration failed to take our recommendations on community involvement and use of physical space seriously, resulting in a co-location process that is consistently divisive and poorly attuned to the physical demands of mutually-sited school communities.
That's why, following Mayor Bloomberg's latest announcement on school closures, I called on the Administration to freeze school closures and co-locations for the rest of the mayor's term.
Until we can offer a comprehensive, community-driven plan for co-locations and school turnaround, I urge you to join me in pressuring the Mayor to put a one-year moratorium on these divisive tactics. After years of disruption instead of progress, inequity instead of opportunity, haste instead of prudence - enough is enough.
Bill de Blasio is New York City Public Advocate.