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slow cooker marinara $5.15 recipe / $0.40 serving
I've made a few variations of red sauce for Budget Bytes, but this one is definitely the best of the best. I don't like using my slow cooker for everything, but for a few things it works complete magic (beans and meat, for instance). The magical long, slow cooking process caramelizes the sugars in the tomatoes and creates a depth of flavor that can't be matched!Plus, what more could you ask for than to just throw some ingredients in a pot, forget about it for 8 hours, and then come back to a rich, delicious red sauce?
The price of this recipe will depend greatly on what you're able to get your canned tomatoes for. When I made the original (non-slow cooker) version of this recipe a couple of years ago, I paid almost half what I paid for canned tomatoes today. So, the price this time around was about the same as the store bought jarred equivalent, but hey, I made it myself and it's so much tastier!
Since this recipe makes quite a bit, I pour the extra into freezer bags and freeze it for up to about 4 months. Make sure you cool it down in the refrigerator before pouring into freezer bags, though ;)
Slow Cooker Marinara
Total Recipe cost: $5.15
Servings Per Recipe: 13 (1/2 cup each)
Cost per serving: $0.40
Prep time: 10 min. Cook time: 8 hrs. Total: 8 hrs. 10 min.
2 (28 oz.) cans | crushed tomatoes | $3.47 |
1 (6 oz.) can | tomato paste | $0.56 |
1 medium | yellow onion | $0.54 |
1/2 Tbsp | minced garlic | $0.10 |
2 whole | bay leaves | $0.10 |
1 Tbsp | dried basil | $0.15 |
1/2 Tbsp | dried oregano | $0.07 |
1 Tbsp | brown sugar | $0.02 |
1 Tbsp | balsamic vinegar | $0.09 |
to taste | salt & pepper | $0.05 |
STEP 1: Cut the onion into a small dice and mince the garlic (or use pre-minced garlic from a jar). Place both in the slow cooker. Also add the crushed tomatoes, tomato paste, brown sugar, balsamic vinegar, bay leaves, basil, oregano, and freshly cracked pepper. Stir well to combine. If your slow cooker tends to lose moisture and dry things out, add 1/2 to 1 cup of water as well.
STEP 2: Secure the lid on your slow cooker and cook on low for 8 hrs.
STEP 3: Remove the lid on the slow cooker, stir the sauce, and remove the bay leaves. Season with salt to taste (I added about 1 tsp). Enjoy over your favorite pasta!
Now how easy was that? You can also try adding other ingredients like sliced mushrooms, Italian sausage (cook separately and add to the sauce after it has cooked), crushed red pepper, olive oil (for a richer sauce), bell peppers... the sky is the limit.
The first time I made this sauce, I served it over homemade gnocchi and almost died and went to heaven.
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Dice the onion and mince the garlic. Place them in the slow cooker.
Add two (28 oz.) cans of crushed tomatoes and one (6 oz.) can of tomato paste. Crush tomates are the perfect texture for marinara sauce. They aren't as chunky as diced tomatoes and not as silky/pureed as "tomato sauce".
Also add the balsamic vinegar, brown sugar, basil, oregano, bay leaves, and cracked black pepper.
Stir everything really well (try to mix in that tomato paste). Secure the lid and cook on low for eight hours. My slow cooker retains moisture really well so I didn't need any extra water. But, if yours lets a lot of steam escape or you notice that food usually dries out in your slow cooker, you'll want to add a little water (up to one cup).
Eight hours later, it looks a little something like this. You can see how the color went from a bright, vibrant red to a deep dark maroon. That's how you know the sugars have caramelized and created that nice deep flavor.
Give it a good stir, remove the bay leaves, and it's ready to go!
If you plan on freezing some of your sauce, make sure to fully cool it in the refrigerator before freezing. I usually refrigerate mine over night and then divide and freeze the next day.
Stay tuned tomorrow to see the awesome pasta dish that I made with this delicious sauce!


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Is it just pure coincidence that Hurricane Sandy and Sandy Hook Elementary School both involved people being killed in America, or is there something more sinister about it? The name Sandy is what alarms me. Was this awful scene in Connecticut the work of a madman who stopped taking his anti-psychotic meds and had access to guns, or something more evil? He was taking meds for a time.
Right after the Hurricane Sandy Relief Concert the shootings in Connecticut happened. It may be mere speculation, but maybe someone should check it out. Terrorists are getting more clever these days and dont always take credit for what they have done. Yes, gun control is needed. As Wyatt Earp used to post at the town limits: Check your guns with the sheriff or go to jail.
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¦' ilfi'iil .',' ,.,.,1 ¦'Ssiiiai&iiiisJy/i^J: COtUMBUS EDITION HI,',! li li H t) I n H w,-) 3 - rni n * J I d 0 i s 1 ri Serving Columbus, Dayton and Central Ohio Jewish Communities \\//\V^ ;>LUMBUS ¦DltlON Vol. 37. No. 3 FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1959 QQ O*voted to Amarlean '5^ and J.wUh IdaaTi Cuban Jewry Safe After Overthrow of Government Left to right, seated, are Mrs. Maxwell Papurt, Mrs. Louis Roth, Mrs. Benjamin W. Abnunson, Chairman; Mrs. E. ,1. Gordon, Mrs. Jock Wolman and Mrs. Ben lOihn. Standing are Mrs. Louis Praver, Mrs. Ben Yenldn, Mrs. Myer Meilman, Mrs. Joseph Schecter, Mrs. Abe Jacobson, Mrs. I.«on Schottenstein, Mrs. Robert Curl, Mrs. Sam .Schlonsky, Mrs. Murk D. Feinknopf, Mrs. Jerome Gross, Mrs. William Ollck, Mrs. Harry Schwartz. HAVANA No anxiety is evi¬ dent among Cuban .lewry in the wake of Cuba's violent revolution. Thanka to the excellent organiza¬ tion nnd community relatlona of the Havana Jewiah "Patronato," antl-Semltlsm is not a factor lo¬ cally. The world feared the Cuban chaos fraught with danger to the small and vulnerable Jewlah com¬ munity of 12,000. In the flrat few bloody days while the 26lh of July Movement consolidated its hold in Havana, shops owned by Jews were damaged or looted. But so were many non-Jewish businesses. Left to right, seated, are Mrs. Abe Yenldn, Mra. Jule Mark, Mra. Aaron Zacks, co-ohiUrman, Mrs. Howard Schoenbuiun, Mrs. Hurry Getz. Standing are Mra. Bernard Feltllnger, Mrs. David Levison, Mrs. Theodore Schlonsky, Mrs. Al Blank, Mrs. Milton Parker, Mrs. Melvin 8. Harris, Mrs. WilUam Schiff, Mrs. Richard Abel, Mrs. Herbert Schiff, Mrs. David Both, Mrs. Leon Friedman. UJF WOMEN ORGANIZE STEERING COMMITTEE The women'a diviaion of the United Jewish Fund organized ita ateerlng and advisory committee ul a recent meeting al the home of co-chairman Mra. Aaron Zacka, 140 North Parkview. Mra. Benjamin W. Abramson, chairman of the division, presided at the meeting which aaw the fol¬ lowing women named to the com- milee: Mesdames Maxwell Papu rt, Louis Roth, E. J. Gordon, Jack Wolman, Ben Kahn, Louis Prav- ; Schlff, Richard Abel, Herbert er, Ben Yenkin, Myer Meilman, Joseph Schecter, Abe .lucobson, Leon Schottenatein, Meadamea Robert f'url, Sam Schlonsky, Mark Feinknopf, Jer- omc. O.ro.ns, WUliam QUck, Harry Schwartz, Abe Yenkin, Jule Mark, Howard Schoenbaum, Harry Getz, Bernard Feitlinger. Meadames David Levison, Theo¬ dore Schlonaky, AI Blank, Milton Parker, Melvin Harris, William .Schlff, David Roth and Leon Friedman. Herbert S. Levy, president of the UJF, told the women the 1959 slogan would be "Be Proud of Yourself In Your Giving." He of¬ fered the group full aaaiatance und cooperation. Abe Yenkin, campaign chair¬ man, uLso spoke and pledged his support for the women's drive. Actually the lifting of martial law iiermittcd a study which showed damage much leaa than originally feared. Indlvlduala reported the aitua¬ tion at one point reminiscent of the IB17 turbulence in Moscow. But merchanta Who suffered losses agreed that the looting waa not motivated by anti-Semitism. It waa only tho exploitation of the strife by criminal elementa. The Castro forcea ahowed no evidence of Communiam. When Castro's palrola look over Havana, imme¬ diate measurea were taken to protect Jews and all other Cubana DAYAN MOVE INTO PUBLIC LIFE FULFILLS PROMISE OF TURMOIL "Jews Honored By British Queen LONDON (JTA) - A number of Jews in leading positiona in the British Commonwealth were among the Brllona Hated in the Queen'a New Years Honora List. Among them were: Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman, named a Knight of the Grand Croas of the Order of St. Michael and St. George; Sir Roy Wilen- akl. Prime Minister of the Cen¬ tral African Federation, who was named a knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George, and Lord Mancrofl, Min¬ ister without portfolio, who was named a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire. Also, Dr. Michael Gelfand was named a Knight Commander OBE for services lo the Central African Federation; Peter Gold¬ man, director ot the Conservative political center In London, was named Knight Commander OBE for political aervicea; Dr. Isadore Rowland Roaln of Salisbury, Northern Rhodesia, was named to the Order of the British Empire, as was Herman Weinberg, who ia a member of the Board of Cus¬ toms and Exerclaea. Lazarua Aaronson, member of the faculty of London CoUege, and Geoffrey Flnsberg were made Membera of the British Empire. AWARD E.STABUSHED BALTIMORE (JTA) - Louis J. Fox, retiring preaident of the Jewlah Welfare Fund ot BaUi- more, announced the establish¬ ment of the "Harry Greenstein Leadership Award" to encourage the development of new leaders, and to provide recognition for young men who have outstanding leadership qualities. The award is named in honor of the Welfare Fund's executive direclor, Harry Greenstein. RAIN BRINGS REJOICING IN ISRAEL JERUSALEM (JTA) Rain fell for aeveral houra 1' some parts of Israel thia weel' for the firat time in two monl , bringing hope that the disastroi,., drought might be over. The dry Spell already cost larael lens of millions of pounds in lost crops. Weuther experts studying cloud formaliona said it wua still uncer¬ tain whether the rains would con- tinue. Agricultural authorities said there was atill some hope for some major crops, but othera were beyond saving even if the raina conl'mued for a aub.stanlial period. Continuation of rain would, how¬ ever, eliminate the preaent threat of tt lack of water next summer. News of the ruin evoked expres¬ sions of rejoicing in muny parts of Israel. The members of the Kabbaliat sect residing in Safed claimed the rains came in unswer to their pruyers. The Ministry of Agricullure set up u special Drought Committee to maintain a constant watch on the situation and lo order emer¬ gency measur<?s where needed. 'i;he Ministry was rbported con¬ sidering a proposal to have the entire portion of Israel south of Rehovot a "water protection urea. In such an area, any major ex¬ ploitation of water resources, such us irrlgtion and drilling of new wells, would require special gov¬ ernment permission. TO KESllME TAIJiS BONN, (JTA) A Weal Ger¬ man delegation left for The Hague to resume negotiations v/ith the Dutch Government on the queatlon of Indemnification of citizens of Holland who were Impriaoned In Nazi concentration camps. Turkey Denies Red Reports ISTANBUL (JTA)—Turkey de¬ nied this week that Ankara was making a "secret ajiti-Arab deal" with Israel. Reports of so-called deal were launched In the Arab Stat'es. The semi-official Anatolian News Agency carried the follow¬ ing statement: "II ia learned that some un¬ founded, ridiculous reports are circulating in brotherly Arab countries that Turkey, with the Uniled Slatea and Britain, haa concluded a secret agreement with Israel againat the Arab countries. Thla is unfounded propaganda which is a new manlfeslalion of the international Communiat pro¬ vocation and ita deaigned to un¬ dermine relatlona between Turkey and thc Weat with the Arab countrlea." JERUSALEM W h e n Gen. Moahe Dayan resigned as Israel's chief of ataff in January, 1958, and indicated that he planned lo enter public life, political -obacTv- ers knew that there would be trouble in Mapal, larael's ruling parly, whose adherent Dayan was before the establishment of the atate and where he obviously intended to make his political career. Before the year was oul, the expected trouble reached auch proportions that top leaders of Mapai, including Prime Minister Ben Gurion, had to spend six slo r my houra discussing th(- "Dayon affair." AtTEB HI8 resignation. Gen. Dayun remained in the army bul obtained leave to become u stu¬ dent al the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (where one of his predecessors. Gen. Ylgal Yadin, is a lecturer in archaeology and one of the top experta on the Dead Sea Scrolls). Gen. Dayan's firat public appearances were ad¬ dressed to studenta. Addreasing himaelf to the youth Gen. Dayan strengthened the general belief that sooner or later he will eatabiish himself as the leader of the "Young Generation" of Mapai which for several years now has been looking for some way of expreasing ita dissatisfac¬ tion with the "Old Guard" of the pariy. The former chief of staff kicked up his first storm when he told an audience that the much glori¬ fied "Nahal" service -that of sol¬ diers serving part of their com¬ pulsory service In new agricul¬ tural settlements —was a "ficti¬ tious settlement," since most of the young boya and girls do not stoy on the land after completing lhelr military .service. ALL DLKINO this time Gen. Dayan also advocated two basic measures for Israel's economic development: a general wage freeze and "efficiency dismissal" of superfluous or u n c f f I c I e n I workers. The need for both these measures was generally recog¬ nized for some time privately even by Mapai and Histadrut leaders. However, theae were certainly not the best slogans for wooing the labor vote, particularly since Mapai's opponents in the labo ranks, the left-wing Mapam and Achdut Avoda parties, made an issue of opposing both ideaa. Si¬ multaneously, Gen. Dnyun pub¬ licly criticized the veteran leader¬ ahip for its failure to understand and utlli'ze the- Idealism and the readiness for sacrifice of the youth, ALL THIS, nuturally, brought Gen. Dayan into conflict with the old eatabiished leadership of Ma¬ pai und the Hlatadrut. The fact that Prime Minister Beh Gurion— though oldeat in years--was on Gen. Dayan's aide, postponed the counter-attack of the "old-timers." In June, ho-wever, membera of the Hlatadrut executive publicly at¬ tacked Gen. Dayan's statements and shortly afterwards the secre¬ tary general of the Mapal, Dr. Giora Josephtal, declared that "Dayan does nol know what he is talking about" when he advo¬ cated "efficiency dismissals." The non-labor parties, of courae, enjoy this dispute immensely. They brought It up in the Knes¬ aet, pointing oul that though on leave. Gen. Dayan is atill on active aervice and that army officers are nol supposed to engage in political activities. On this point Mr. Ben Guriot^ agreed with tliem and in his capacity of minister of defense ordered Gen. Dayan not to make further political speeches. Gen. Dayan reacted by resigning from the urmy altogether, und re¬ suming his apeech-muking us a Iirlvute citizen. This timi- he couid ulso discuss (Continued on p&re 4) World Jewish Congress leaders gathered In IVew York for to|>-level talks and sessions of (-onferenoe uu Jewish Material Claims Against (iennany. Left to right: Alex Eusternnan, WJC political director in London; Monroe Abbey, ohair¬ nian ^utiouul Executive of Camuliaii Jewish Congress; WJC President Nahum Ooldnuuui; .Saul Hayes, Canadian Jewish Congress' executive dlr»H!tor; H. van Dum, secretary-general. Central Committee of Jews In Uennaiiy; WJC Dlreotor of Cuordliiation (iorluu-t Ulegiier of Geneva; WJO Finance Conunittee (!hulrniun Shod Poller; WJC International Affairs Director Maurice I.,. Perlz- w«ig, and Jose Ventura of the DAIA, Buenos Aires. except dictator Batista's hench¬ men. POIJCE AND organized au¬ thority were absent from the streets for several days. The mob wrecked gambling casinos and otherwise vented its ¦wrath against the Batista regime and the for¬ eign, ostentatious Influences It imported. But Havana Jewry Is ao totally accepted there Is no record of any rabble rouser In¬ jecting anti-Semitism. The rural forces comprising the cadre of the Castro array were remarkable polite and dlsoipllned. They were bearded like Biblical prophets and looked much Uke the Haganah Of pre-lndependence larael. Indeed, a few were Sephar¬ dlc Jewa from Santiago who proudly wore the Mezzuzah. Thc atudent body of the Univer¬ sity of Havana Includes several hundred Jewlah youths who share the 26th of July philosophy. Max Lesnlck, whose father Is Jewish, is leader of the Castro youth movement. The main Institution which has built Judaism and brotherhood in Cuba is the "Patronato" — the House of Jewish (Community of Cuba." Located in a beautiful building. It house Jewish cultural, social, and religious activities in¬ cluding a magnificent Orthodox synagogue. It Is a virile institu¬ tion and has attracted the favor¬ able comment of the general Cuban press. AS MANY AS 400 or 500 per¬ sons attend Oneg Shabbath serv¬ ices on Friday evenings. Jewish tourists are welcomed In what general secretary Isaac Gurwltz describes aa a sort of "missionary" activity to provide Judaism to Jewish visitors to Havana. Gur- witz is typical of the high calibre of the center'a leadership. The center ia conaclous of the isolation of Cuban. Jewry as a bit of the Yishuv irt a small and volatile Spanish-speaking repub¬ lic. Today the center is recognized widely as repreaentative of the respected Jewish community. Gurwltz has pointed out that the Jewa of Cuba know less than non - Jewish Cuban Intellectuals about the important role of Jews in Cuban history. Jews arrived in Cuba with Columbus, promoted sugar, the island's most important export, and were among the close frienda and lieutenants of Cuban patriot Jose Marti. THE JEWISH COMMUNITY In Cuba is such that the Cuban Sen¬ ate waa among the first to offi¬ cially recognize the Balfour Dec¬ laration on Jewish rights In Pales¬ tine C^jba has friendly commer¬ cial and political relations with Israel and their continuation is anticipated under the new gov¬ ernment. The "Patronato" is proud of Its central role in CMban Jewish life. It is not only perpetuating but regenerating Judaiam in Cuba. The building la belter equipped and more active than Jewlah cen¬ ters in the United Statea cities boaating Jewiah communities many times the size of Cuban community. Jews lake special pleasure in thc fact thut the buUdtng, erected recently, was designed by Cuba's great urchilecl. Prof. Achilles Capablanca. He Is a non-Jew whose visionary concepts are rec¬ ognized throughout the world. He visited many Jewiah centera In the United Stales while planning the Havana structure because of hia dealre that Cuban Jewry have a building worthy of Its status and dignity. JWV DINNER TUESDAY Capitol Post 122, Jewish War Veterans, will hold its paid-up memberahlp dinner Tuesday at Tempie Tlfereth larael. AU mem¬ bers are urgexl to attend and bring a prospective men)l>er.
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It was a solemn scene. What began as an upbeat assemblage rife with hope and optimism quickly turned upside down into a somber, grief stricken gathering. As Governor Scott Walker put a stranglehold on the Wisconsin recall election a gut wrenching sickness descended upon the Tom Barrett rally in the same way it descends upon Wrigley Field when the Cubs tease their fans every ten years or so with a playoff appearance, deluding them into thinking they might actually win a world series before getting swept out of the playoffs.
When MSNBC this same sickness fell heavy upon Ed Schultz [4]. In fact if I didn't know any better I would have guessed that Schultz was broadcasting live from Tom Barrett's wake rather than his rally. For a moment I thought Schultz was going to break down in a tear-filled rant like this guy [5]. Hmmm … it seems I've answered my own question. I guess The Ed Show was in fact overseeing the passing of a deceased spirit. It was democracy that died on Tuesday night. Yeah … right.
I tuned into MSNBC following the announcement that Walker had won not only to revel at the sight of Schultz's smug face ravaged with defeat and despair but also to see how he and his progressive pals were trying to spin the unfortunate results. What I heard was the predictable drivel one would have expected. Whining about how Walker out spent Barrett 7 ½ to 1 and bragging about how the exit polls showed that Obama had a 52-43 lead over Romney so the recall outcome actually has no effect on November. Two problems: a) The Media completely neglected the amount of money that Unions raised [6] for Barrett and b) those were the same exit polls [7] that predicted the Walker-Barrett vote would come down to a dead heat. I didn't hear any complaining when Obama heavily outspent McCain. So when did spending large sums of money become an issue with Democrats? Oh right, when they lost.
All this is just typical liberal nonsense that you will hear every time you tune into the The Ed Show. However, it pales in comparison to the brazen, pompous bombast Schultz wailed on Wednesday night. With the smug look that is permanently plastered on his face, Schultz began decrying the 27% of union members and 38% of union households that voted for Walker, going so far as demanding an explanation [8] for why they would do such a thing. Using this logic he should be demanding an explanation from Hollywood as to why they would vote for Obama when he wants to raise their taxes. He won't because that fits into his obstinate agenda. The difference of course is that increasing taxes during a recession can only hurt the economy, while Walker's policies actually work.
If Schultz wants an explanation as to why people voted for Scott Walker he should look no further than his record as governor. He turned a $3.6 billion deficit into a surplus and he dropped the unemployment rate to 6.7% - a point and a half below the national average. But Schultz doesn't care about these numbers. If he did he wouldn't be so "shocked and stunned" that people actually voted for a politician that can balance a damn budget. It's quite a concept indeed. Maybe if Schultz wasn't arrogantly manipulating his viewers with his own ideological agenda every night like the rest of the crooked fiends at MSNBC he would realize that balancing a budget and lowering the unemployment rate is actually a good thing.
And as for those union voters that supported Walker whom you demand an explanation from: they don't owe you squat Schultz. Welcome to democracy. They can vote for whoever they damn well please.


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I'm not going to sit here and say that we are the best sports town in America, but when you have to put up with **** teams that haven't won anything important in 20+ years it makes it just a little tough to stick by your team.It doesnt compare, Wilbon says of Washington. No, its terrible. Its not even close to New York, Philly, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, LA. Its last .Its because people dont call this home, really. They still call somewhere else home. Ive been here 32 years, and I still barely call it home .
Beyond [the Redskins]? Politics makes sports here No. 2. Im from Chicago, the place that produced the most recent president of the United States. Sports is still No. 1 there. Theyll never, ever make the mistake of thinking that politics or something else is No. 1 .Only on Monday mornings, 16 times a year, is sports the No. 1 conversation [in Washington] .
If youre going to really look at the DC sports scene, whats more important than the Wizards and Capitals to people are Maryland and Georgetown. But think about this: Whens the last time youve seen anything that happened in DC lead SportsCenter? RG3 is the first time thats happened in years. So DC, the center of the sports universe? Never, never.
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Laura sent me this link today and it's become the best part of my day. She posited - is Cunnilingus the new Going Ugly? Sort of. Her words were more elegant. But the spirit is the same. Seems a lot of Oscar contenders this year have oral pleasure in common. Full Story
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I mean she must, right? Sharon Stone was in Paris today shopping at Chopard. As noted repeatedly, this hot bitch is still a superstar in France. In Europe. Where fame has no expiry date. Sharon turns 53 in March. And why do I call her This Hot Bitch? Because, well, look at her. This, along with Demi Moore, is what happens when great genes meet good doctors. Full Story
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Is really one of the hottest bitches ever. Here's Sharon Stone on the set of Law & Order SVU. Sure, despite her denials, there's been some work. But the work is good. The work is not Madonna. Sharon has crows' feet and lines on her face. Sharon's lips aren't taking over her face. Full Story
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Elizabeth Banks. See I thought she was a beige person. Not particularly exciting. But Cannes, Cannes brings out the real drama. And often the real bitch. So no, she's definitely not beige. She just might be the next Sharon Stone. At the Grey Goose event on Saturday night… Have to describe the setting: So it's a chateau. Full Story
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I thought I should tell you because you might not recognise her. It's understandable. After all, it's not like there's anything natural, or original, about her face anymore. This is Meg Ryan. At the premiere of Serious Moonlight at the Tribeca Film Festival on Friday, her lips expanding to attack her cheeks, her cheeks swollen and taking over her eyes, she looks like Rupert Everett. Full Story
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On one side are old-school pols who are committed to reducing government deficits but willing to engage in traditional horse-trading with their big-spending liberal colleagues -- and to support items such as relief for disasters, which can strike any region of the country at any time.
On the other side are dyed-in-the-wool budget radicals, who believe government spending must be curtailed, deeply and immediately. They are perfectly comfortable slicing, delaying or crippling normally sacrosanct programs, including disaster relief.
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A student has accused the people in charge of a failing Carlisle academy of jeopardising pupils' futures.
The year 12 pupil at the Richard Rose Central Academy has lifted the lid on life inside the school, following the revelation on Saturday that it had been put back into special measures.
The news came little more than four years after Ofsted took the drastic action the first time.
In its latest report, inspectors said standards were too low, students' achievement is inadequate and "too much teaching" required improvement or was weak.
Additionally, it blamed a minority of students' poor behaviour for disrupting classes and diverting teachers' attention away from those who do want to learn.
The sixth form student, who has asked not to be named for fear of risking his A Levels, said: "I believe the school is putting pupils' future in danger and the pupils have been disadvantaged.
"I think some of my friends have had their futures put in jeopardy because of the school, and the school has let them down.
"I believe my year has been particularly disadvantaged – if we had been at a steady school, with good foundations, then my year would have received better GCSE results. This would obviously set us up for better things in life."
The teenager praised previous headteacher Russ Wallace for the action he took after the academy was previously put in special measures, but said the problem was far deeper.
"In my opinion they brought the schools together way too quickly," he said. "When the academy was first set up it was a complete disaster. I was only a lower year student in year 8 and in my opinion the students ran the school.
"The school was in a bad state at the start of special measures last time, and we should have never been taken out of special measures."
The student also claimed the situation within the central academy was even worse than that portrayed by the Ofsted report.
He said: "When the school finds out it is getting an Ofsted inspection it totally changes – especially how the teachers present their lessons.
"If Ofsted turned up at school on Monday morning with no prior arrangement, they would find that the school is much worse than when they inspected in January – teachers actually have a lesson plan when Ofsted are in while when they are not they don't.
"I don't want to see other children end up in the same position we are in."
Criticism has been levelled at those in charge of the school from all angles.
A former teacher labelled the academy "dire".
"It's terrible," she said. "The problems are down to a lack of management. The senior managers are incapable."
She said Brian Scowcroft, the businessman who sponsored the academy's creation and the chairman of governors, in went into it "with the best intentions".
"He relied on the people at the top of the school to do the job. He doesn't want to be involved with a failing school."
The woman added: "When it was St Aidan's, there was a good range of abilities in the pupils. Now, any parent who thinks about their children's future will take them out and put them in Trinity or William Howard. The intake has gone down in standards as well as numbers.
"Staff morale is so low. Anyone who can get out has gone. It's the death knell for your career."
Carlisle MP John Stevenson has now promised to meet with headteacher Jacky Kennedy as soon as possible.
"This is hugely disappointing given the amount of money and effort that has gone in to try to turn this school around," he said.
"A full analysis has to be made as to where the school goes from here."
Deborah Hamilton, branch secretary of Unison in Cumbria, said the situation highlighted the lack of thought when considering the future of academies. "They are outside of the family of schools, not accountable to the local community, allowed to set their own curriculum and terms and conditions for staff," she said.
"This clearly shows the Government's so-called remedy to fix failing schools by converting them to academy status does not work."
The News & Star contacted Mike Gibbons, the former chief executive of the Richard Rose Federation, for his views on the latest Ofsted report.
Mr Gibbons, who is listed on the central academy website as a governor, said: "I'm not there anymore so it is nothing to do with me. I don't think it's fair for me to comment."
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This is currantly the school i am at and the standers are very poor, Like in some i=of the previouse coments some teachers do not get the help they are needed in some of my clases the help that the techers need is unbelivably poor the techers get no help at all with students that dont want to learn need taken out and put somewere else for the student that wont to learn but it is not happening!
Exhausted Primary Teachers first paragraph sums it up for me. Education and Respect starts at home. I suspect the problems at RRCA are more to do with the parenting of the pupils rather than the teachers and management. But hey, it's easier to blame the teaching staff isn't it???
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WAITING for solar fireworks to reach a grand finale next year? Um, sorry, looks like you already missed them. Structures in the sun's corona indicate that the peak in our star's latest cycle of activity has been and gone, at least in its northern hemisphere.
The southern hemisphere, meanwhile, is on a sluggish rise to solar maximum and may not hit its peak until 2014.
This bizarre asymmetry strengthens a theory that has been bubbling among sun watchers for the past few years: our star is headed for hibernation. Having the sun's outbursts turned off for a while would provide a better baseline for studying how they influence Earth's climate.
Observations of magnetic footprints called sunspots revealed in the 1800s that the sun moves through a roughly 11-year cycle of activity. Around a solar maximum, the star ramps up production of sunspots, flares and ejections of plasma. During a solar minimum, things quieten down.
Following an unexpectedly deep minimum from 2008 to 2010, solar physicists predicted a weak maximum for 2013. These days, though, sunspots aren't the only tools for charting the solar cycle. Richard Altrock of the US Air Force Research Laboratory in New Mexico has been studying coronal structures called polar crown prominences, which stem from magnetic rumblings on the sun's surface.
These gaseous filaments form at mid-latitudes at the beginning of a solar cycle. As it progresses they drift polewards, and when they reach 76 degrees latitude, a solar maximum has arrived. Soon afterwards the prominences disappear, only to form again during the next cycle.
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According to Altrock, the southern prominences are still on the move, but slowly. If they continue at the current rate, he says, the south will not reach its maximum until February 2014.
Such a large asymmetry between hemispheres could be a sign of big changes ahead, says Steven Tobias, a mathematician at the University of Leeds, UK, who models what drives the sun's magnetic field. According to his models, such a situation precedes an extended quiet phase called a grand minimum. "Changes in symmetry are more indicative of going into a grand minimum than the strength of the cycle," he says.
Grand minima can last for decades. The previous one took place between 1645 and 1715, and has been linked to the little ice age in Europe. A new one might also cause localised cold periods, but many climate scientists see a silver lining to such a turn of events: a grand minimum offers ideal conditions for testing the effects of solar variability on Earth's climate (see "Our star's subtle influence").
But Michael Proctor, a solar physicist at the University of Cambridge, is not convinced that this will happen. "This present cycle is similar to the weak one that ended in 1913, and that was followed by a strong cycle," he says.
Only time will tell.
Our star's subtle influence
A link between Earth's oceans and its upper atmosphere shows one way in which the sun might have a subtle affect on our climate. A disruption known as a sudden stratospheric warming event coincided with the bitter European winter of 2009/2010.
So Thomas Reichler at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City and his colleagues used computer models to investigate whether such disruptions affect the North Atlantic Ocean.
They found that stratospheric warming can alter airflow over the ocean, which in turn influences the rate at which cold water sinks near Greenland (Nature Geoscience, doi.org/jd4). This sinking is part of a global circulation pattern that helps regulate Earth's climate, including the gulf stream that warms northern Europe.
Their model suggests sudden stratospheric warming could be responsible for between 10 and 30 per cent of changes in ocean circulation. And the stratosphere, with its ozone layer, is particularly susceptible to ultraviolet light, which can vary greatly based on solar activity.
The sun's precise role would be subtle and hard to untangle, though, Reichler warns.
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Sun Has Major Effect On Climate Change
Wed Oct 03 01:49:55 BST 2012 by Laird Wilcox
The sun is and always has been a major factor in climate change. A small change in solar activity can raise or lower earth temperatures and effect it in other ways as well. There is nothing whatsoever humans can do about this. No amount of legislation, regulation or restrictions can change this. All of those aluminim cans you turned in, plastic bags you avoided, expensive light bulbs and other forms of "green energy" will have absolutely no effect on climate change. It is the sun -- the earth's basic source of energy -- that controls climate change and not human beings. Let go of the delusion and go back to living.
Sun Has Major Effect On Climate Change
Wed Oct 03 08:11:05 BST 2012 by Eric Kvaalen
Of course the sun's output is the most important factor in the earth's temperature. But the thing is, it hardly changes! The nuclear reactions in its centre go on at a steady rate and the heat comes out. The sun is not a variable star like some stars.
There is a very small change in total output during a sunspot cycle (which implies that the sun "stores up" heat for half the cycle and releases it during the other half, since the interior continues to produce heat at a constant rate). But the main reason that the sunspot cycle affects our climate is because there's a difference in the relative amounts of UV versus visible and IR.
The effect of this is rather small and it has only been recently that it has been generally acknowledged that it has an effect.
There could be a connexion between the Maunder Sunspot Minimum and the "Little Ice Age" (as mentioned in the article), but the Little Ice Age was less than 1°C cooler than recently, and only in the Northern Hemisphere.
Sun Has Major Effect On Climate Change
Fri Oct 05 20:13:49 BST 2012 by Eric Kvaalen
I forgot to mention another mechanism for the small effect of the the sunspot cycle -- it has an effect on the amount of cosmic rays hitting the earth, and this may have an effect on clouds. See (long URL - click here)
Sun Has Major Effect On Climate Change
Sun Oct 14 19:10:39 BST 2012 by Sir furburger of peanut
If i was to right a comment it would have been word for word the same as Laird Wilcox has wrote here.Well said i couldn't agree anymore with someone
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Most of Russian gays and gay organisations were against this provocation. We should make gay-community by ourselfs (make philanthropic funds for gays, etc.) Not invite some europian activists, who will return to liberal EU, telling how anti-democratic is our country. This anti-russian hysteria only provokes our "patriotes" to say: "Gay people are agents of the West and wants to destroy our traditional life". Your politics will say polit-correct worlds about democracy on TV, then forget about us. My mother knows that I'm gay. She isn't homophobic. But she can't understand why Piter T. went to Russia. "Do he love to be beaten by cops?! It's silly!" – she asked firstname.lastname@example.com
Dear antiduring. AngieRS is absolutely right. Your mistake is that you've suckered by the national chauvinism bullshit used of your country's rulers to oppose gay rights. They aim to sidetrack activism by claiming its not a proper 'Russian' idea but one imported by European liberal outside agitators. The struggle for gay and lesbian equality, especially in some of the former Stalinist states where antigay hatred runs deep, is a struggle for survival. The crazed skinheads and sanctimonious priests who attack demonstrations know what 'up the chimney' means and you'd damn well better figure it out or you could pay a horrible price. It's happened before. If outside agitators want to aid your struggle embrace them, come out of the closet and join your brothers and sisters in the fight for your lives.
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