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Preheat oven to 375 degrees. In a large bowl, mix together flour, brown sugar, salt, and 2 tablespoons granulated sugar. Cut butter into flour, using a pastry blender or two knives, until mixture is the texture of coarse meal. Add oats, and use your hands to toss and squeeze mixture until large, moist clumps form. Transfer to freezer to chill while you prepare apples.
In another large bowl, toss apples with lemon juice, cinnamon, and remaining 1/2 cup granulated sugar. Transfer to a shallow 2-quart baking dish, and sprinkle with topping mixture. Place baking dish on a rimmed baking sheet, and bake until golden and bubbling, 55 to 65 minutes. Let cool 10 minutes before serving.
This cinnamon-scented crisp is best served still warm from the oven, topped with a scoop of vanilla, cinnamon, or caramel ice cream.
Awesome recipe, but I did use quick oats and it came out perfectly fine.
Looks delicious and easy
This was a delicious recipe! I did make extra topping, and I only baked it for 30 minutes. PERFECT!
We have apple trees growing in our front yard, so we had plenty of apples but no idea what to do with all of them! Luckily, our family is a fan of apple crisp so I decided to look up the recipe online and I found this website. This is a great recipe that my whole family loves (picky eaters included) and I look forward to using this recipe in the future. Thank you so much :)
My daughter loves apple crisp so I decided to look up a recipe and found this one. I made it last night and she loved it. It was very tasty. I found the topping was enough in the recipe but if you like more, it wouldn't hurt to double it! I did add some Epicure Gingerbread spice to the topping which added a nice flavour to it! I also used Granny Smith apples; gives it more of a tart taste. I will for sure be using this one from now on.
I followed everyones suggestion by doubling the topping. Addionally, I included 1 cup of raisins and 1 cup of walnuts to the apple portion of the recipe. My husband absolutely loved the recipe and requests that I utilize this topping on all of the other fruit crisp recipes that I make.
This is a great recipe! Next time I will take everyones advice and double the topping!
Thank you for the doubling the crispy top tip, Katherine! I made this a 2nd time with your tip and it was much better. This apple crisp was a create Apple pie replacement at Thanksgiving this year.
I've made this recipe a few times with great success. However, I've taken to doubling the crisp topping. Everyone always wants more crisp! I also like to use sweeter apples (fuji) and cut the granulated sugar to just 1/4 cup. Still comes out wonderfully sweet and delicious!
Yum! I added pumpkin pie spice to the oat mixture to add a little flavor. Otherwise, this was delicious.
For those allergic to dairy, I scooped some of the apple mixture into a separate baker and made another crisp with dairy-free margarine. Obviously not exactly the same, but still very good for a dairy-free crisp.
There is no reference to when to include the oats in this recipe. SInce I am a practiced cook, I knew, but, for those new at this cooking thing, it's best to spell out the use of the ingredients.
I made this recipe today. Once I placed the apples in the baking dish, I topped it off with caramels, then the topping. My husband said it was the best apple crisp he ever had!
A couple of weeks ago, I made this recipe for friends. One, a self-proclaimed apple crisp expert, said it was the best she'd ever tasted!
It was so good, I'm making it, again, this weekend.
I substituted 1/2 cup maple syrup in lieu of sugar for the apple mixture and sprinkled a little nutmeg on top. What a fantastic apple-season recipe!
This was soooo good I wouldnt change a thing. I will definitely be making this again. Maybe a big batch for thanks giving..
This recipe is delicious! I used added 1/4 tsp of pumpkin pie spice blend and it came out fantastic. People can't get enough!
The first time i made this it was so incredibly good i had to make it again
Martha has the best ideals
this really brings in the holiday magic
This recipe is delicious! I used salted butter and substituted 1/4 of the 1/2 tsp of cinnamon for pumpkin pie spice. It is unbelievable how good this recipe is considering how simple it is to make!
I made the following changes to the recipe:
-used whole wheat flour (of course)
-used 1 1/2 cups oats (didn't seem oat-y enough)
-added 2 tsp cinnamon
-used Cortland apples
-added 2 tbsp brown sugar, as someone suggested
-added 1 tbsp cinnamon
This came out perfect. The warm scents of fall overwhelmed my kitchen delightfully. My brother ate almost half of it last night. (I used Granny Smith apples in mine).
Mmmmmmm, the whole house smells so good, when this is in the oven. This recipe is also excellent using peaches (with blueberries, optional): fresh or fresh frozen.
Just made this using a jar of mincemeat and a couple of apples. WOW!!!!! Smelled great and tastes wonderful
I made the recipe exactly as it said but the only tweek I made was using Rome apples. The recipe received rave reviews from my family.
I have found that substituting canned apple pie or cherry pie filling works just as well and in less time too.
My trick with apple crisp is to mix rolled oats with dry breadcrumbs. REALLY crisp! Better than flour oats.
A delicious recipe! It takes more like 30 minutes to prep, though - and I'm pretty efficient in the kitchen! Still, I will certainly make it again.
This is a wonderful apple crisp. You need to follow the directions exactly, and use the apporopriate apples as suggested.
This is a wonderful recipe for apple crisp It is wise to use the apples that are suggested.
Can this crisp stand on its own w/ o the icecream on top? Alternative for icecream?
This is the best apple crisp I have ever made or tasted. The person who got a runny crisp perhaps used apples not suitable for baking. I used a mixture of Rome and Granny Smith. I hope they give it another try.
Have made this recipe a few times and it's received rave reviews! The topping is the best!
This recipe was a disappointment. it was runny, never crisped up. I had to apologize to my host (never a good thing). I had the quintessential apple crisp recipe which I couldn't locate, as crisp is such an easy recipe, I thought a Martha recipe would be great. What makes it runny, not crispy??
i made this last night and wow!!! my hubby and i just loved it! I will make it again!
I did cut everything in half only b/c I was making it for only two people!
i was very impressed on how easy it was to make! Yummmm...
This is the best apple crisp I've ever had. I increased the sugar in the topping by a little bit, and added some more brown sugar to the apple mixture which made it more syrup-y and less watery. YUM.
Delicious! I read the reviews before preparing, and since soupiness and too hard apples seemed to be the main culprits, I not only added 2 tbsp brown sugar to the apples mixture like MannaCakes suggested, I used Granny Smith apples, which are a lot drier than the apples for which this recipe calls. However, baking the apple mixture for 10 minutes prior to adding the topping made the apples mushy! Ugh! A delicious dessert, however, even though the texture of the apples was not so desirable.
Yes you can add more flour to make it more thick, 1 - 2 heaping tablespoons should do it!
yes you can add flour or corn starch to make it thicker, mix it in while mixing others together. Approx 1 - 2 large tablespoons should do it!
yes you can add flour or corn starch to make it thicker, mix it in while mixing others together. Approx 1 - 2 large tablespoons should do it!
Can flour or corn starch be added to the apple mixture to make it less soupy? (not the topping, but the FILLING)
lol! I hate when I do that, I had to cut a [filtered word] in a pie last week to pour the butter in!I don't thnk I'll forget to add any ingredients soo.
There is flour in the recipe, look at the first ingredient sweetie!
Mine was awful soupy. Should there be some flour in the apple mixure to make it gel?
Mine was awful soupy. Should there be some flour in the apple mixure to make it gel?
This is the Best Apple Crisp Recipe I have ever encountered. I love it! I did add extra Oats which is my favorite part and it was very good.
I followed this recipe exactly, and it turned out beautifully. The only thing I did was put the oats between two pieces of wax paper and used a rolling pin to roll them so you don't taste just the oats, but all the goodness.
i made this last night and added a tablespoon of flour to the cinnamon before tossing the apples with it. it helps avoid the extreme juiciness. i liked the topping - it was reminiscent of how my mom used to make apple crisp when i was a kid.
I have a recipe similar to this; instead of mixing the butter in with the flour, brown sugar, and oatmeal, I melt the butter and pour it over everything else in the pan. It comes out great; a nice crisp crust over delicious apples!
Well, it tastes fabulous, but I still don't really understand this topping. True to it's cookie dough consistency prior to baking, it came out like crumbled oatmeal cookies on top. The different crumbles also didn't blend with each other, but rather look like I could have sprinkled them on at the end. As someone commented below, I could eat the topping all on its own as well. :)
I just put this in the oven. Unfortunately, I made quite a few substitutions (whole wheat flour, lime instead of lemon, 2/3 Gala 1/3 MacIntosh apples). Let's see how it goes.
I was somewhat concerned with the consistency of the topping too. After making Martha's rhubarb-raspberry crisp (substituting strawberries for raspberries) earlier this week, I was expecting something more crumbly. This, however, was like oatmeal cookie dough. Is that right?
These are great! It's only my husband and I so I halved the recipe and made it in four ramekins. This worked really well....I only had to bake them for about 40 minutes. Great with vanilla ice cream!
What a delicious apple crisp recipe! I added a little brown sugar and crushed the oats. It's a winner!
For those of you that find that the crisp has a little too much liquid or that the apples are not soft enough, try adding a couple tablespoons of brown sugar to the apple mixture and bake just the apples for about 10 minutes before adding the topping. I use this technique for both crisps and cobblers to help create a gooey sauce as well as jump-start the cooking of the fruit. I suppose a tablespoon of cornstarch added to the apple mixture would also work well without adding extra sugar.
My husband and I made this together and we thought the finished product was absolutely delicious! We used whole-wheat flour instead of white and it still tasted amazing. We can't wait to make it again...Yum!
This was a great recipe, we enjoyed it immensely. I only wish the juice would have been a little gooey, sticky, instead of so much liquid, How can I make this happen? Cornstarch, say 2 tbsps. added to the apple mixture?
I felt like the apples needed to be cooked a little more. Maybe 15 to 20 minutes or so. Mine were still pretty crunchy. But the topping was incredible...I could have eaten a bowl of that by itself! This was still really good with cinnamon ice cream.
Great crisp topping! To save time, I use 1 can of apple pie filling and add cinnamon, a little butter and nutmeg. I did the topping exactly as the recipe stated and it was wonderful. Just the right amount of crunch for the apples. Finally, now, I have the balance of crisp to apples that I like. Thanks
Fantastic recipe! My guests were completely thrilled by this homey dessert. I placed it in the oven right as we were sitting down to dinner, so the timing for dessert was just right. We enjoyed it with creamy vanilla ice cream and steaming hot coffee. If there had been any leftovers, they would have made a delicious breakfast!
Absolutely delicious! Used Gala apples and they added just the right amount of tartness! Made this in place of an apple pie for Thanksgiving dessert! Also, I made it a day ahead and reheated in a low oven (275*F) and it stayed crisp. Fabulous - will be my go-to recipe when an apple dessert is called for!
Delicious with a scoop of vanilla ice cream! I love it.
I have been making this so much while the apples are in season. I recommend a tart apple like Empires or Winesaps. I grate the frozen stick of butter with a cheese grater. Don't skimp on the salt, it makes all the differance. Thanks.
The best apple crisp I have ever had. I get raves whenever I make this, which
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Saturday, December 12, 2009
If possible, I love Rescue Me even more now
The answer, of course, is both. We live in the suburbs during the week, but we have a weekend/vacation apartment in the city. It's a wonderful luxury. It makes it possible for us to enjoy city pleasures like fine dining, opera, ballet, the symphony, and drinking cocktails while gazing awestruck at views of Lake Michigan and the city.
It also comes in handy when BlogHer decides to hold its conference in Chicago. As many of my blogging buddies can testify.
So yes, I live in Newtopia, but I also live in Chicago. In a high rise. That just had a fire.
See that black smudge? That's our bedroom window.
Are you feeling me when I say THANK GOD THE APARTMENT WAS EMPTY? Good. Because if your home ever burns, I hope you find out the way I did--by email. Email puts what I consider to be the appropriate amount of distance between you and physical danger.
Now, I don't know whether you've ever thought about it, but a fire in a high-rise is a complicated thing--what pretentious smarty-pants like me call "hydra-headed." Because everyone who lives under the fire has to deal with water damage--the after effects of the hundreds of gallons of water that were used to put out the fire. And because like heat, smoke rises, everyone who lives above the fire has to deal with smoke damage.
On top of which, even assessing the damage is difficult because getting in and out of the building is extremely complicated. There are 250 units, all with people who need to get in and out, and the elevators create a huge bottleneck. Especially when the freight elevator is flooded and the high rise elevator stops working.
So when we got there, the sidewalk was cordoned off. Fire department, police, insurance and contractors' trucks were parked and double parked around the block. The lobby was filled with dozens of men and women in hard hats. Some were trying to bring rolling carts of specialized cleaning equipment upstairs. Some had pressboard or sheet rock. Insurance adjusters were talking on cell phones. Building management employees were trying to prevent "chasers" from buttonholing unit owners. And unit owners, dressed every which way, were leaving the building with rolling suitcases and bags of clothes.
The high-rise elevator wasn't working, so we had to take the low-rise elevator to the 23rd floor, then walk up to our apartment. I was afraid my husband would take off up the stairs and I'd be huffing and puffing all the way up, but we actually had to walk up very slowly because workers were carrying huge sheets of particle board to board up the windows on the 36th floor.
Around the 36 floor, we passed this
It's a rescue plan written on the wall by the firefighters.
Our hallway didn't look that bad, but our front door was broken in. All the front doors were broken in, actually, because the firefighters had to check every single unit in the building to make sure they had accounted for everyone in the building.
The first bedroom we saw was my son's. Here's the floor going into his room
Somewhere under that mess is his blue striped wall to wall carpet.
Here's the vent above his door.
To give an idea of the mess, I picked up this little robot guy
and moved him.
Then there is the matter of his walls
and ceiling.
My daughter's room was showered in ash, but her walls and windows are intact
Here's her ancient rummage sale Babar lamp with the scotch-taped shade which is supposed to be white, but is now covered so in soot that its shade looks like it was made of tweed.
Last but not least, our bedroom. The door was closed, probably because the windows were broken
This will give you an idea of the soot.
The whole thing was complicated by the fact that it was zero degrees outside.
See the water coming out of the bathroom faucet?
That's actually ice.
Our "white" ceiling
Apparently the fire snaked out of the apartment where it started, crawled up the outside of the building, and tried to get back in through my bedroom window.
Amazingly enough, the only evidence of this is the shades, which were pulled down from the windows. You can't really tell from the picture, but they're charred, and in some places, they melted.
We stayed in the condo for about five hours until we'd had the chance to go through everything with the insurance adjuster and the contractors who'll be doing the restoration. And then, finally, they told us we could go.
On the way out, I snapped this picture of the hallway below mine.
This? Is as close as I ever want to get to hell.
Then we checked in with the management company to make sure they knew to board up our bedroom windows. And I fell in love with them because they had coffee and doughnuts, bless them.
I'm not blogging this because I want you to feel sorry for me. If you feel sorry for anyone, feel sorry for the 84-year-old woman who called 911 because there was smoke in her unit. She died in the fire. And now they're saying they think the fire was caused by a faulty toaster oven.
Just think--a $25 kitchen appliance caused all this.
I'm blogging this for two reasons. First of all, a similar fire broke out in 2002 when a unit owner fell asleep with a lit cigarette. I'm outraged that the building didn't install a sprinkler system in each unit. They decided to install sprinkler systems in the common areas, and a PA system in the halls, because individual sprinklers would be too expensive.
I will not implode with rage. I won't. I'll just say that the saying "penny wise/pound foolish" comes to mind.
But the second reason I'm blogging is that I feel so blessed. At the time of the fire, our apartment was uninhabited. If you watch the videos of the fire when it was burning, you can see my neighbor looking out of his window to see what's going on. Our windows are right next door, and they're dark.
We lived in the condo full time in 2007 when we were having some renovations done in our house in Newtopia. I can't imagine what it would be like to wake up with my building turning into the towering inferno. Imagine having to evacuate in the middle of the night when it's zero degrees.
Or, as could easily have been the case, not waking up at all.
And when we're not there, we frequently put up guests. The Jokes have stayed there. My in-laws stay there all the time. My friend Liz jokes that our place is a bed & breakfast for her overflow guests. My BlogHer buddies have stayed there several times. Hell, I threw a cocktail party on our roof deck during BlogHer09. You were all invited. Some of you came.
My 87-year old mother stayed there last month. And partied! With her 87-year-old cronies!
No, I'm not whining about a thing. I'm walking on air.
Smoky, stinky, thick air that's full of particulate matter--but air, nonetheless.
32 comments:
- Rachel said...
I am so sorry that one of your neighbors lost her life and that you and the rest of your neighbors have to go through this. I'm glad no one was in your place that night.
It is incredibly shocking for me, since I was at the BlogHer party and all. Puts a face on it, you know? When I saw it on our local news (yes in Denver), it was just devastating to see. - December 12, 2009 2:51 PM
- Sarah Louise said...
Thanking all the lucky stars.
- December 12, 2009 3:02 PM
- Ginny said...
Those pictures are truly frightening. I'm so glad no one was in your apartment. It looked and sounded terrifying in the news reports. That poor woman. Are your kids completely freaked?
- December 12, 2009 3:12 PM
- vodkamom said...
omg Poppy I am SO SORRY!! I am THANKING God that your family managed to escape, but will say a prayer for the woman who perished in the fire.
May she rest in peace. - December 12, 2009 3:37 PM
- Badger said...
My God, it's amazing there weren't even MORE deaths. Horrible! SO glad you guys weren't there, nor any of your loved ones. *shudder*
- December 12, 2009 3:37 PM
- bernthis said...
OMG- fire is one of the most traumatic experiences one can go through. A friend of mine did and it took a huge toll on her family. I'm so sorry to hear about that woman but grateful you are all okay
- December 12, 2009 3:45 PM
- Susie Sunshine said...
I'm so glad you guys are okay and my heart goes out to that woman's family.
This sure puts all the holiday craziness in perspective. Wow. - December 12, 2009 4:21 PM
Relieved your family was spared.
Absolutely a miracle more lives weren't lost
The apartment & building damage is incredibly scary
Happy Birthday Mrs. Buxom and many more returns
God keep you safe - December 12, 2009 5:07 PM
- daysgoby said...
Poppy -
I'm SO GLAD you and your family weren't there. And I'm so, so sorry this happened to you.
Are there still people living on the affected floors? What.A.Mess. - December 12, 2009 6:36 PM
- blackbird said...
Dear All,
As someone who has, with some frequency, enjoyed staying at what I like to call MY APARTMENT IN CHICAGO, I can only say that I thank heaven that Poppy and her family are safe and sound and that I look forward to staying there again!
After speaking with Poppy this evening I'll tell you that she is handling this incident with her usual grace, bless her buxom heart. - December 12, 2009 7:02 PM
- Jen on the Edge said...
Poppy, I am so glad that you and your family and your frequent guests are all okay. I am so sorry about the lady who died.
Hugs to you and yours. - December 12, 2009 7:26 PM
- margalit said...
I'm literally quaking with fear. What a horrible tragic accident. Here's hoping that the aftermath, dealing with the insurance agencies, the contractors, etc. goes smoothly and quickly so you can once again be Chicago's premier bed and breakfast.
I'm so sorry this happened, and I hope that your deceased neighbor was the only death or injury.
Take care, Poppy. And maybe have a drinkie-poo and thank your lucky stars that you weren't there to actually experience the fire firsthand. - December 12, 2009 8:41 PM
- KathyR said...
Incredible pictures. Wow, I hope you have good insurance.
Terrible story about the neighbor and the cause of the fire.
Glad you and your family weren't there! - December 12, 2009 9:37 PM
- Violet said...
A few days ago, I said to a good friend, "I talked to a Chicago firefighter today!" He said, "So? What's so special about firefighters?" I said, "Do you literally put your life on the line every single time you go out on a job?"
All of your photos are terrible to see but the one of the rescue plan chills me to the core.
Most of all, thank God your apartment was empty! - December 12, 2009 11:50 PM
This was plain scary.
Happy to hear nobody was in your apartment. Of course it saddens me that the older lady lost her life but in such s tragic fire it's miracle that no more people died.
Paola - December 13, 2009 1:42 PM
- Green Girl in Wisconsin said...
Thank goodness that almost everyone was safe. I'm so sorry about the mess and loss and all--that was some HEAT.
- December 13, 2009 1:42 PM
- be*mused jan said...
My heart sank when I heard the news that morning...so relieved that you weren't there. I can't imagine the terror of being in that situation.
Lots to be thankful for this season. - December 13, 2009 3:58 PM
- Dante said...
Poppy -- I don't know if you remember me (we met via Sophie DuBrul Cue), but I happened to visit your blog for the first time in ages tonight. My prayers go out to the woman who died in the fire, and I'm very, very glad that you and your family were in Newtopia at the time. If the rest of your holidays are eventful, I hope it's only in a good way! -- Dante
- December 13, 2009 6:57 PM
- Slightly Undone said...
Oh my gosh...I can't even imagine all that you are going through right now. My thoughts are with your and your family...thank goodness it was empty at the time!
- December 13, 2009 7:22 PM
- HalfAsstic.com said...
Ree emailed me the link to your post. Thank God you and your family are all right! And that? is Merry Christmas worthy!
- December 13, 2009 8:34 PM
- Loretta said...
Very happy to hear that your apartment was vacant and that you all are okay. What a horror for anyone to go through, especially right before the holidays. Been through a major house fire at my parents and know how disorienting it is both during and in the aftermath.
May your neighbor rest in peace. - December 13, 2009 8:57 PM
- cary perk said...
Oh my gosh, I am so sorry for your neighbor, so relieved that you were all gone, so bewildered that sprinklers aren't required in a building so large, and most of all, sad that something so tragic came so close to your family.
This also reconfirms my love for firefighters. And people with donuts when you need them.
Take care, P. And happy birthday. So glad you are here. - December 13, 2009 10:25 PM
- Velma said...
So glad you and yours are okay, but sad to hear about the poor neighbor.
Scary, scary, scary stuff... but glad more people weren't lost and that it is mostly just "stuff" to be dealt with now. :( - December 14, 2009 12:24 AM
- Crazy Mom Tats! said...
Poppy, I'm so sorry. I had a similar situation in 1998, in our one and only dwelling. I got a call from the fire department while at work that our house was on fire - we lost most everything. The house was gutted. Fortunately, no one was home, so the really important things - my family - were safe. I'm here to fell you you get through it. It's really scary, but it's not the end of the world. Our place looked like the unit below yours, and we got through it.
A piece of advice - save every receipt!!!
Hang tight.... - December 14, 2009 7:43 AM
- RW said...
bb's blog informed me of this.
I too, am thankful that none of you were home at the time and my thoughts go out to the people who were.
I shall pray for you and yours.
pax to you all. - December 14, 2009 11:55 AM
I'm speechless. It's so sad. I'm glad there wasn't more loss of life.
Thinking of you. - December 14, 2009 11:57 AM
- kim at allconsuming said...
Holy crap dude. Thank goodness on so many levels.
Now, onto the next stage, I am presuming you will be bringing in your Tuvaluvan interior designer Blackbird? - December 15, 2009 2:00 AM
- Amy said...
Poppy! I was totally watching the live coverage of this on the news while I was awake in the stupid middle of the night nursing the baby and thought to myself, "Is that Poppy's building?" But in the haze of sleeplessness, forgot to check.
So glad you were not there and your family is safe. Stuff can all be replaced. People can't. And I hope they install the damn sprinklers now. - December 15, 2009 2:44 PM
Awful that your neighbor died, so sad. Thankful your place was empty. Had a fire at the house once, everything salvageable retained the smoke smell. It was exhausting but we got through it, grateful that no one was harmed..
Maria G. - December 15, 2009 7:19 PM
- Wendy said...
I cannot get over the damage in those pictures. Hell, indeed.
- December 16, 2009 8:57 AM
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it is just a miracle that you weren't there and that more people didn't die. when you tweeted this photo i was just horrified. wow. just wow.
i do find it insanely frustrating that all high rise buildings aren't sprinklered. it is so cheap! people have whined to me (i'm an architect) "but if the sprinkler goes off everything is ruined." yes, but you will be ALIVE DUMMY! you can buy a new couch, you can't buy a new you.
on your personal living note--don't most people live in the city during the week and "escape" on the weekends to somewhere else? i think i like that you are the other way around. - December 16, 2009 11:05 AM
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Glad glad glad glad GLAD you were not in that apt. when it burned, Poppy. I would so miss you if you died.
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I believe the ScrumMaster is a leader and a change agent on a mission. His duty is to make a Scrum development team successful. Throughout this course you can experience how to professionally take up the role of a Change Agent using Scrum as your swiss knife.
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Once on the north shore of Mill Creek, the trail begins to climb slowly. It remains close to Mill Creek for five and a half miles and climbs to an elevation of 11,800 feet. The trail forks at this point with the left fork leading to the summit of North Baldy Mountain. (This trail is approximately one and a half miles one way.) The right fork climbs steeply to Storm Pass, 12,460 feet. To continue on the Mill Castle Trail turn north at this fork and climb to Storm Pass. There is a wonderful view of the Castles rock formation from Storm Pass.
The descent from Storm Pass is as steep as the ascent. The trail leads north into the Castle Creek drainage. After crossing to the north shore of South Castle Creek the trail turns eastward and begins to follow the stream. Mill Castle Trail stays close to the stream for approximately a mile and a half, then it begins to lead northward out of the drainage. At this point the Castles are immediately north of the trail.
After leaving South Castle Creek the trail climbs steadily. Within two miles of South Castle Creek it passes two alpine lakes at an elevation of 10,000 feet. At the lakes Mill Castle Trail turns northward. It intersects with Lowline Trail, 438, approximately two miles from the lakes. This is one of the most scenic trails in the West Elk Wilderness. Those interested in obtaining the spectacular views must earn them. It is no easy feat.
Directions from Lowline Trail #438: Mill Castle Trail is also accessible by Traveling south on the Lowline Trail #438.
Directions from Beckwith Pass Trail, 840: Trail 450 can be reached via Beckwith Pass Trail and Lowline Trail. Access to these can be gained from Lost Lake Campground.
Directions from Mill Castle Trailhead: The trail leads west from Mill Castle Trailhead, which lies four and a half miles west of Ohio Creek Road on Mill Creek Road.
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Mill Castle Trailhead - Mill Castle Trailhead lies on Mill Creek Road, Forest Service Road 727, which stems from Ohio Creek Road. It provides access to the eastern West Elk Wilderness.
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Last night on Idol we met a man born without ears, a girl who likes hunting, and an old contestant came back from the dead.
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Counter-programming The State of the Union Address.
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Recapping night two (of a thousand) of American Idol.
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Two good shows about law enforcement, aka shows about people shooting guns, premiered last night: FX's excellent Elmore Leonard-inspired Justified and TNT's TV-verite Southland. Both are smart, solid entertainments that you should watch. Trouble is, they're on at the same time.
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Another day, another horrifying multicamera sitcom that makes us scratch our heads in confusion.
The troubled new Chelsea Handler sitcom is a total mess.
Once you watch one episode of this show, you're in for the whole season.
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Two of Showtime's grimiest series premiered last night.
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As television slowly returns after a brief winter's nap, it's inevitable that some nights of programming will be worse than others. And wooftie if last night's slate wasn't full of stinkers! Which piece of gunk did you watch?
Fox has given us the greatest Christmas present it could: This season of The X Factor is over.
This season of Work of Art has come to an end.
We hate to see them go, we love to watch them leave. Yes, two Showtime shows, Dexter and Homeland, had crackerjack season finales last night.
All the new shows have stopped until after the new year, so what is there to watch?
Last night saw the finale of the The Real World: San Diego and we're kind of sad to see it go.
Did you hear? NBC's loud, ridiculous early reality show Fear Factor returned to the desperate network last night (looking forward to that Friends reunion!) and, well, it was somehow the same more than ever.
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This Steve Carell-free season of The Office started off wobbly, but is finding its footing.
Bravo's art competition series is its weirdest show. It's also weirdly entertaining.
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Watching last night's episode of Terra Nova, Fox's time travel dinosaur serial, we came to a realization: It's a very, very strange show.
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Today we think about why 'The X Factor' just doesn't work.
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Last night one of our favorite TV couples had a moment.
TV's most sex crime-centric show does a really good job at casting. Let's celebrate that.
Ringer has found its sense of humor, its inner silliness, and has thus become an enjoyable Tuesday treat.
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WASHINGTON, March 3, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Researchers supported by The ALS Association have discovered how mutations in new amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) genes cause not only ALS but also other diseases of the brain, muscle and bone. The results also shed light on the disease pathways of ALS due to other genes and may set the stage for development of new treatments to interrupt these processes. The study was published in the journal Nature.
ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. The disease robs people of the ability to walk, to talk and even blink an eye. It traps them inside a body they no longer can control and ultimately prevents them from breathing as it takes their life. There is no known cause of the disease, although military veterans are approximately twice as likely to develop ALS as the general population.
The research was led by J. Paul Taylor, M.D., Ph.D., of the Department of Developmental Neurobiology at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, along with colleagues from elsewhere in the United States and Europe. They received funding through The ALS Association's Translational Research Advancing Therapies (TREAT ALS™) program, which funds a diverse portfolio of research at leading institutions all over the world.
The abovementioned researchers discovered that mutations in genes for certain RNA-binding proteins cause them to switch between alternate shapes and aggregate, and to promote the same conformational change and aggregation of the normal protein. This behavior has been seen in other neurodegenerative diseases, collectively called prion diseases, including mad cow disease and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. In those diseases, this ability leads to spread of the disease throughout the nervous system.
"This discovery may lead us to think more broadly about how ALS progresses within the brain and to ask whether a similar spreading process is occurring," said Lucie Bruijn, Ph.D., Chief Scientist for The Association.
The team also found that mutations in proteins called heterogeneous ribonuclear proteins (hnRNPs) caused an inherited disease in a small number of families with symptoms of ALS, the frontotemporal dementia, the muscle disease inclusion body myopathy, and the bone disorder Paget's disease of bone. This cluster of symptoms has recently been recognized as a unique disorder called multisystem proteinopathy. The mutations increased the tendency of the hnRNP proteins to clump together and to induce non-mutated forms of the protein to do so as well. hnRNP proteins normally link to another ALS-associated protein called TDP-43, and the two were found together in the aggregates.
"While these mutations are themselves a very rare cause of ALS, they may provide an important clue about how other forms of ALS spread over time," Dr. Bruijn said. "Preventing protein aggregation may be a viable therapeutic approach for many forms of ALS."
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The ALS Association is the only national non-profit organization fighting Lou Gehrig's Disease on every front. By leading the way in global research, providing assistance for people with ALS through a nationwide network of chapters, coordinating multidisciplinary care through certified clinical care centers, and fostering government partnerships, The Association builds hope and enhances quality of life while aggressively searching for new treatments and a cure. For more information about The ALS Association, visit our website at www.alsa.org.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Plastic Pollution Coalition announced today major sponsor support for Think Beyond Plastic, a competition for entrepreneurs with products, services, materials and/or infrastructure solutions that result in a measurable reduction in plastic pollution.
The innovation contest has partnered with Apogee Digital, Bonnaroo, Conservation International, Rolling Stone Magazine, One PacificCoast Bank, FSB, Sam and Peggy Grossman Foundation, and Tabor Communications in seeking disruptive solutions to the plastic pollution global crisis. For more information on Think Beyond Plastic, and to apply, visit www.ThinkBeyondPlastic.com. Deadline for submissions is March 10, 2013.
"Plastic pollution is a major environmental issue and we believe the search for solutions must involve innovation," said Betty Bennett, CEO, Apogee Electronics Corp.
"We are really excited about the work of Plastic Pollution Coalition to identify creative solutions to the plastic pollution crisis," said Greg Stone, Vice President, Conservation International.
"Entrepreneurial vision is an essential element for fueling innovation," said Tom Tabor, CEO of Tabor Communications, publisher of Digital Manufacturing Report. "We support Think Beyond Plastic and its efforts to find inventive solutions to address this major environmental issue."
"We are excited to support the search for alternatives to conventional plastic products. Bonnaroo is committed to reducing its plastic footprint for a sustainability model for the entire musical events industry," said Rich Goodstone, Co-Founder, Head of Superfly Marketing Group.
Kat Taylor, CEO of One PacificCoast Bank, FSB, said, "Plastic pollution is a problem we are just beginning to comprehend. We are extremely concerned about the double carbon footprint of products made from fossil fuel, and specifically intended to be discarded. We need to actively seek disruptive technologies and alternatives to this crisis."
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San Juan County has just concluded a 50-year lease with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) on the Odlin South school trust land on Lopez. The state paid DNR $1,096,000 through the Trust Land Transfer Program for the lease. These funds will be in turn used for school capital projects around the state. There was no cost to the county in the transaction.
The lease was negotiated by the San Juan County Land Bank. The property will be managed by the San Juan County Parks Department.
"County residents have worked hard to protect this property," stated Lincoln Bormann, Land Bank Director. "Through their efforts we not only secured this lease, but one for Lopez Hill in 2009 and funding for the National Park Service to acquire Mitchell Hill on San Juan Island in 2010. It is an amazing accomplishment for a small county."
Dona Wuthnow, Parks Director, added, "the Odlin South lease is a great addition to Odlin Park. It protects the watershed, buffers the park from potential development and creates additional opportunities for walking trails."
Heather Arps, a community organizer on behalf of preserving Odlin South concluded, "Hearing that we have secured a 50 year lease on the property makes my week! It's been a long two years of working and waiting and I am delighted with the progress. I do still have my eye on outright purchase and I will continue to try and make that happen. Many thanks to all who helped bring this project this far."
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So, I've been searching and searching for a Wordpress plugin that will allow a contributor to write an article, but be able to post it without their name showing up so no one really knows who posted except for the admin.
The site is for a college class and the professor wants to allow students to post anonymously just in case they are embarrassed or shy about what they are posting about. If anyone knows of a plugin like this that would be awesome. Oh, and I'm on version 3.4.2.
First, you can disable all the 'author' line for all the website if you like.. The second option which i think it's the best for you is to create a user that can only write posts Without any other permissions and give it anonymous name.
Hmm that's not quite the functionality I'm looking for. We still want all of the author names to be shown, just an option to not be shown if a student doesn't want to. A separate "anonymous" account could work, but then each student would have to know 2 logins. I've tried using this plugin:
But it's not up to date and I've tried contacting the developer, but no luck, I get this error when trying to activate it:
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error string(68) "Can't write in file /home/saicneur/public_html/wp-comments-post.php"
I'm not a php expert so I'm not sure how to fix it. If anyone has an idea on how to fix this kind of error that would be perfect. My original thoughts were to change the permissions, but that didn't work..
Oh, I see... I've tried this plugin in my website and it's working good.
Maybe it something with permissions in your hosting, try to give to the wp-comments-post.php file - write permissions
(It's called Permissions or Attributes - Right click on the file in the FTP Manager your should have an option) change the number to 777 just to check if it's work then put it backIt looks like there are a bunch of file permissions that need to be changed. I got it to activate, but it doesn't actually work. When I check the "Post Anonymously" box, it doesn't actually work, but I guess that's a bug for the developer.
I don't think so, because i've tested it in my wordpress and it's working
I had version 1.01 which had that problem, so I uninstalled it and installed version 1.02. All is working now!