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There's no better way to make a small car sexy than by using a gorgeous Romanian model as its human embodiment. The proof is in Fiat's series of ads with Catrinel Menghia, everyone's favorite Romanian.
This time, we get to see the suggestive curve of her naked breasts in silhouette.
And we thought listening to her speak Italian was hot. But we're glad her seductive voice returns in this ad for the Fiat 500C Abarth Cabriolet.
A suggestion for Fiat: keep the ads focused on the Romanian model. Seeing Charlie Sheen hoon one of the little cars inside a mansion was funny, but now that the ad's stale, the back of my mind can't help but associate Abarth with a years-long coke bender. Sultry voiceovers and risqué body shots are much more likely to make us think good thoughts about the car well into the future.


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Here are some of the books that we have read as we learn about Australian History and Convicts.
The books are very interesting and informative and the children have both enjoyed listening to them as well as JAHG has enjoyed reading them to us.
The Series of books below are both wonderful to look, at as well as to read and enjoy. there is so much information within their pages about Australian convict pasts, penal colonies, jobs and industries, crimes and punishments as well as famous and infamous convicts!
Homeschooling – Australian Convict History.
Homeschool Happenings – Australian Early Settlers and Convict History


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Kanye West thinks Kim Kardashian is so awesome.
And he wanted his pregnant gal--and everyone at the 2013 Met Gala--to know that! In a Vine video posted by supermodel Coco Rocha, the rapper serenades his pregnant love, singing, "You're so awesome!"
Coco was impressed by the sweetness of it, writing, "Kanye telling Kim not to worry what anyone says that she's awesome. Quite touching really."
Kanye also performed a new song, "I Am a God," on Monday night. Jaime King posted a Vine video of the dad-to-be mid-song, writing, "Kanye bringing the gangsta punk"
A-Trak, a DJ in the crowd, also posted a Vine video of "Yeezy yelling" which shows part of the new song.
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For much of its 99-minute running time, "Lovely Molly" brings heartbreaking psychological horror to the world of the 99 percent. This story of a young wife (Gretchen Lodge) who goes crazy or is possessed by a demon — or both — takes place in an America of limited opportunities.
It's a haunted-house movie with a contemporary existential charge. Molly does cleaning work in a mall and marries Tim (Johnny Lewis), a truck driver who stays away for days on end. They move into her late parents' house — a rambling stone construction in the middle of a desolate nowhere — because she and her devoted sister, Hannah (Alexandra Holden), couldn't sell it for a decent price and living there is better than tossing out rent.
Not even sisterhood is powerful in this movie. Hannah knows there's something sinister about her sibling's return to the place where they grew up. But Hannah has limited insight and few practical or imaginative resources. It doesn't take much prompting for her to share some weed with her sister, though Molly is a recovering drug addict. And when Molly starts spiraling into some kind of madness, Tim can think of nothing better to do than making a rare visit to church on Sunday, as if simply being in a house of worship can scare any demons away.
Molly's stay at a psychiatric hospital in a prior breakdown was so traumatic that she begs Hannah not to send her there again. The most she'll do is take some sleeping pills. For her, there really is no exit.
The director, Eduardo Sanchez, a Frederick resident who shot the film in Hagerstown, kicked off the found-footage craze with "The Blair Witch Project" 13 years ago. He starts "Lovely Molly" with a piece of Molly's video diary that cues up the craziness that lies ahead. But the film doesn't unfold entirely from Molly's point of view. Her perspective is one part of Sanchez's confident hand-held storytelling. He uses video from a source that isn't clear until the climax, and one startling voyeuristic bit of mall surveillance. What unifies it all is Sanchez's gift for offhand portraiture. He captures his actors at their most spontaneous — and this unfussy realism makes the story's chills all the more insidious.
The images in this movie have the same semi-opaque pull as the pictures in a stranger's photo album. When Molly leafs through a family scrapbook, the scene is melancholy and portentous. You put together the snapshots' hidden connections in your head; you try to figure out the secrets behind them. You almost immediately decipher what Molly means when she says, "He isn't dead," and who "he" is and why "he" terrifies her. But some visual and verbal motifs remain out of reach, even after the movie ends. Like the antiheroine, audiences get caught in unfathomable circumstances.
The film is strongest when it skates along the edge of ambiguity. How trustworthy can Molly be after she pulls her old drug paraphernalia from the back of a raggedy teddy bear? But how can a dangerous ghost reside only in Molly's head when the house starts to stink for no apparent reason?
The stone family manse is a rancid beauty. It's picturesque when a glaring sun wipes out its grime and wear, yet fetid inside and forbidding at night. Sanchez makes you shudder at its bleakness and its creaks and cries and whispers.
But what magnetizes the movie is the tremulous eloquence of the woman at its core. Lodge delivers a tough, fearless performance. If Molly were a shrinking violet, the whole film would be unbearable. Lodge gives her a tinge of deadly nightshade. She suffuses Molly's pathos with anger and desperation, and goes all the way with her transformation from girl next door to succubus.
It's unfortunate that Sanchez, in the final act, turns the screws on the audience with an actual screwdriver. Far less graphic or gimmicky than most post-"Saw" horror films, "Lovely Molly" didn't need its splashes of gore and gotcha ending to be gripping. But it may strike a chord with audiences who aren't hard-core horror fans anyway. In "Lovely Molly," a war against women is waged even in the great beyond.
Lovely Molly
MPAA Rating: R (for strong disturbing violence and grisly images, some graphic sexual content and nudity, drug use and language) Running Time: 99 minutes
Opens: Friday
Three stars
For much of its 99-minute running time, "Lovely Molly" brings heartbreaking psychological horror to the world of the 99 percent. This story of a young wife (Gretchen Lodge) who goes crazy or is possessed by a demon — or both — takes place in an America of limited opportunities.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb track and field squad will finish out the regular season at the Georgia Invitational Saturday.
"Our focus this weekend is really to tune-up for the Atlantic Sun Conference Championships," said Bill Taylor, director of track and field. "Most of our athletes are doing less than normal.
"A few are trying to improve on marks, while many are running under or over distance to prepare for A-Sun."
After several weeks of fatigue, the team is slowly regaining the momentum displayed earlier in the outdoor season.
"Our expectations are that each of our athletes competes hard and shows they are ready to get after it at conference," Taylor said.
Kaitlyn Llewellyn will look to retain her speed and accuracy in the 3000-meter steeplechase after finishing first at the Tennessee Challenge with a time of 11:10.62 this past weekend.
Freshmen Sally Larson and Phillip Smith used the Tennessee Challenge to record personal records. Larson posted her personal best in the 3000 meters while Smith posted his in the triple jump.
In the midst of trying to improve numbers and performances before conference, the only obstacle standing in the way for the team is the weather.
"The weather forecast calls for rain and some thunder storms, so I am hoping we get the meet in," Taylor said.
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Our popular dog lover games are being expanded for 2014! Reserve your seats today to enjoy the excitement of Reds baseball alongside your pet at Great American Ball Park.
Thank you to all of the Reds fans who submitted photos for our first Dog Days of Summer Calendar giveaway on Sunday, July 27! This year's calendar was a tremendous success, and we hope to make this a regular feature on our promotional calendar. If the Dogs Days calendar returns in 2015, we will post information here regarding how you can submit your dog photo(s) to be a part of this fun collectible. Be sure to check back this winter for an update.
Single Bark in the Park packages will not be on-sale, if available, until mid-March.
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
bento lunches for the whole family (just about)
First in the line-up, my lunch:
I had the leftover half of a turkey sandwich wrap (from an impromptu Costco lunch the day before), carrots, chopped apple, pistachios and some stale SunChips.
Next up, 8-year-old's lunch:
Ethan had a big smorgasbord of stuff. Cereal bar, granola bar, animal crackers, carrots, pickles, wheat crackers and cheddar cheese. The smaller sections held raspberries and strawberries & half a clementine.
The smaller dishes that were used in here are from one of our Sassy boxes.
And right after I took that second lunch picture my camera battery died! And my back-up battery was dead too! Gah! So frustrating. So the next couple photos were snapped with my phone.
My pumpkin had cheddar cheese, PB&J sandwich, Smart Puffs (by Pirate's Booty brand, just a different shape), cucumber slices and strawberries & clementine segments.
Her sandwich was cut using one of the new shapes from Lunch Punch's new "Sand*wishes" set (as I gushed about previously). I'm going to need to give this one a do-over because this sandwich just did not give the cute Lunch Punch any justice at all. I was in such a rush to get these boxes packed!
I apparently forgot to take any photo of my husband's lunch at all. He had a turkey & cheese sandwich (no cute shapes!), carrots, apple, grapes and apricot fruit leather if you want to know. ;-)
Our rainbow stack of EasyLunchboxes, ready to go!
Don't forget that the Bento Goodie Giveaway is going on!
If you haven't cast your vote for Alex today, hop on over to the Pigeon Forge Taking Vacation Back Sweepstakes.
Check the "votes" option
Then click the "sort" button.
That should pull up the nominees in order of their votes, with "Andrea K. - Spring Hill, Tn (6/1/2010)" listed near the top (currently in third place, so close to 2nd place!!!). Then hit where it says "vote" just to the left of Andrea's name.
Every vote you cast earns you another entry to the bento giveaway (so leave a comment on that post for each vote you submit, those comments are your entries!).
From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank everyone who has been voting for Alex. Sincerely, I am overflowing with gratitude to all of you. I know the voting set-up on the site is not easy to navigate and it's a bit of a pain to find the right spot to vote. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!
Some people have asked if it's okay to share this on your own blogs or on your Facebook pages - YES!! PLEASE do! The Kallas family appreciates all the support that can be rallied! Thank you! You guys are the best. I mean that. :)
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- Tifani said... [Reply to comment]
Love it! What kind of reaction do you get in public? I have packed bento a few times and get the "look at the crazy lady" stare some times. lol But that may be because my kids are eating spinach salad with bacon wrapped chicken skewers.
- July 8, 2010 at 7:30 PM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
Hmmm. It's hard to tell. I'm so used to getting crazy eyes-popping-out-of-their-head stares from strangers because of Owen that I'm pretty immune to it. (LOL) I do think people are curious about the lunches though. I do get a lot of double-takes.
And, did someone say "bacon"? Yum! Hello, tummy growls!
- July 8, 2010 at 7:54 PM
- Dion said... [Reply to comment]
Melissa, I wanted to drop you a line and tell you that I am so impressed with your lunches!!! In fact, I placed my order for my "easylunchboxes" yesterday. My oldest starts all day kindergarten this year, and I'm looking forward to packing her lunches - using you as inspiration.
- July 8, 2010 at 8:24 PM
- Chantale said... [Reply to comment]
These look great! I have these types of boxes..why am I not using them?? Love the variety in these lunches. Total yum!
- July 8, 2010 at 8:59 PM
- Kelly Polizzi said... [Reply to comment]
i recently bought these easy lunch boxes too. AND we took them to our recent aquarium trip also. They are perfect. Yours look lovely and healthy with lots of colors.
- July 8, 2010 at 10:12 PM
- Lyndsey said... [Reply to comment]
I love your lunches in these easylunchboxes, they hold a lot. Nice post, thanks for visiting my new place!
- July 9, 2010 at 4:33 PM
- S.I.F. said... [Reply to comment]
That looks so good! So healthy! I love your lunch ideas!!
- July 10, 2010 at 2:17 AM
Hi! I'm just starting this bento lunch thing for my family, your blog is incredibly inspirational. I hope you don't mind me asking, but how does the cheese stay fresh? And when you use silicon cupcake holders, how does the food not 'fall out'?
- October 10, 2010 at 10:41 PM
- Melissa said... [Reply to comment]
Welcome, housewifey :) The cheese stays fresh because the bentos seal nicely (so it doesn't dry out) and I use ice packs, so everything stays cool. With silicone cups, depending on the box, they often can reach up to the lid, so food stays contained that way. Also, I only use lunchbags that keep the bento containers nice and flat, so while things may shift a little bit, things pretty much stay where I put them. :)
- October 10, 2010 at 11:18 PM
does your easylunchbox fit in a regular kid's lunchbox?
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Note: This guest post in part responds to an earlier discussion on this blog, "What makes a Quaker organization Quaker?" - Lucy
by Doug Bennett
How is AFSC a Quaker organization? This was one thread among several at an excellent meeting of the AFSC Corporation this past weekend.
That topic has surfaced and submerged often in recent decades, but the current discussion seems much more constructive. The appointment of Lucy Duncan as Friends Liaison is testimony that AFSC cares about this matter and wants to keep it steadily in focus. This Acting in Faith blog is one fruit of her work. Lucy, Shan Cretin (Executive Director), and others are regularly travelling among Friends, seeking to hear their hopes for AFSC's work and to recruit their support. What makes these efforts all the more remarkable is that they are being carried through in a time of diminished resources and rapid organizational change to adapt to those diminished resources.
In several sessions at the Corporation meeting, I found myself thinking about what, for me, is the answer to what makes AFSC a Quaker organization – or should.
Having recently visited the Lincoln Memorial, I found myself thinking about Lincoln's handsome phrasing that democracy is "government of the people, by the people and for the people." Does AFSC's Quakerness reside in its work being "of the Quakers, by the Quakers, and for the Quakers?" Well not "for the Quakers:" we aren't just trying to serve Quakers; we are trying to serve people everywhere in their efforts to find peace and justice. And not, I think, exclusively "by Quakers:" our witness is neither enriched nor sanctified by restricting opportunities to share in the work to those who are members of Quaker meetings. We are a small religious group that aspires to universality, hoping to share our message, our witness, our service with all human beings.
But yes, our work should be "of the Quakers," if we can figure out what that means. We choose to be Quakers, don't we, because we find among Friends ways to make us more able to love God with all our heart and all our soul and with all our mind, and to love our neighbors as ourselves (Matthew 22: 37-40). It is an aspiration to reach beyond ourselves, upwards and outwards, which makes us Friends.
So what is it that we find among Friends to make us (we hope!) more able to love God and love our neighbors? Two things stand out for me.
First is a habit of being directed in our work by worship. We always begin with worship, and we always return to worship. That doesn't just mean that we begin and end meetings in worship. It means, too, that we slip into worship often, especially when we are confused or divided. We don't bear down, we don't force the issue; we go deeper.
Worship is hardly unique to Friends. What Friends carry joyfully through and to the world is a confidence that God speaks to us in the present, if we will only still ourselves to listen. Moreover, we know that God will speak to every human being who opens her or himself to the possibility. With this understanding that God can and will speak to everyone, of course we must invite non-Friends to join with us both in worship and in work. And if there is any case at all that the direction of AFSC should be in the hands of Quakers (on the Board of Directors, for example) it lies in seeking to ensure that there is a critical mass of those who understand worship in the manner of Friends and who have a ready, grace-filled inclination to lead us into worship when we should be seeking our bearings through worship.
Friends also understand that when we hear God speaking to us, it is not just our understanding that is improved: we are also moved to action. We are impelled to let our lives speak. These leadings for our faith to find expression in action we call testimonies, of course. And so a second principle of what makes AFSC a Quaker organization is that its activities are grounded, and visibly so, in Quaker testimonies.
AFSC has recently published "An Introduction to Quaker Testimonies," which confidently declares that AFSC's work "is based on the testimonies of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), belief in the worth of every person, and faith in the transforming power of love to overcome violence and injustice." I am delighted to see this publication, and hope that AFSC will use it to show how its program work, in each instance, arises from Friends Testimonies. This may be a little like the exhortation of math teachers for students to "show their work." We may hope our programs speak for themselves, but we want to be sure that others see and understand the spirit from which those activities arise.
How is AFSC a Quaker organization? For me, the answer is that it is "of Friends," not so much "by Friends," and certainly not "for Friends." To be "of Friends," its work must be steadily grounded in worship after the manner of Friends. And that worship must regularly nourish the testimonies that in turn frame and should illuminate our programs and activities.


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So Stupidwalrus and Kekkle decided to make a forum and it's mostly made up of people that were banned. There also seems to be a higher proportion than usual of gays and military personnel. It's got about 20 active users and I told the owner of the site I would advertise it for her birthday.
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The State Department initiated a plan to build a multi-story tower in downtown Cairo for an expanded U.S. Embassy in 1980. The plan came in response to the need to house the swelling staff assigned to administer an aid program, conduct increasingly close diplomatic relations and carry out a project to modernize the Egyptian Army. The original program included an office tower, a swimming pool, reflecting pool, tennis courts, green areas and a ceremonial drive. In the 1990's the complex was expanded to include ambassador's residences. [Cody]
The U.S. Embassy building in Cairo is a square-shaped tower with chamfered corners, approximately 20-stories in height, with two basement floors, a broad two-story base and a fifteen story tower with a sloped roof. It is located on a relatively small site in the center of downtown Cairo. The complex includes a swimming pool, reflecting pool, tennis courts, green areas and a ceremonial drive. The main building is surrounded by low perimeter buildings with window-less concrete walls facing the street for protection. [Cody]
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When constructed in the early 1980's, the U.S. Embassy was the tallest embassy building, dwarfing the nearby British and Canadian embassies, but was far from the tallest building in downtown Cairo. It was located on a relatively small site in a central location, a wealthy area of downtown Cairo called Garden City. At the time of its construction, a forty-story Hilton Hotel was under construction five-minutes down the Nile from the Embassy. [Cody]
The building consists of an outer concrete shell, square-shaped in plan with chamfered corners, with deeply recessed concrete fins. Within the concrete shell is a tower with floor to ceiling glazing. During its design the building underwent an evaluation for blast-resistance. The concrete shell proved sufficient but the glazing system was redesigned to be able to withstand 2,000 lbs of force emanating from the nearest public area. A special glazing was developed - a sandwich of 1" polycarbonate with glass laminated to each side to prevent the polycarbonate from becoming scratched. A mock-up of the assembly was sent to a testing ground in Texas where it was subjected to an actual blast. It passed the test and the Embassy was constructed with this blast-resistant glazing system. [Houston]
The United States and Egypt resumed diplomatic relations in 1974, as the United States eclipsed Russia as Egypt's cold-war ally. In 1978, the Camp David Accords, a peace treaty facilitated by President Jimmy Carter, were signed by Egyptian President Anwar El Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. As a result, the U.S. staff in Egypt expanded as it undertook a $1 billion-per-year aid program, as well as modernizaion of Egypt's Army and Air Force. The large, imposing nature of the new embassy building represented the increasing influence of the United States in Egypt's operations. [Cody]
Some U.S. diplomats were critical of the plan to construct an imposing tower in the middle of downtown Cairo, fearing that it would exacerbate anti-American popular sentiment in the area. However downtown Cairo was undergoing a period of development at the time and tall buildings were common throughout the city. Critics cited contemporary examples of the Tehran hostage situation, the U.S. Embassy sackings in Pakistan and Libya and the withdrawal of American dependents from several Middle Eastern countries. Such critics recommended keeping the American profile in the region low but this advice was not heeded by the U.S. government. [Cody]
The massive, sand-colored concrete facade is set atop 30-foot-high columns at 10 feet on center, which have been described as "pharaonic in character." The facade design is reminiscent of the Corbusian egg crate, with deeply recessed fins to provide shade, evoking the vernacular architecture of the Middle-East. Housed within the concrete shell is a glass curtain-wall skyscrapers, akin to those common in the United States during this period. [Fletcher] The building is designed in the Brutalist style, which is characterized by the combination of modest detailing with austere, monumental and massive forms. The scale and strength of the style lends itself well to civic and institutional buildings. The quintessential example of Brutalist architecture is Boston City Hall designed by Kallmann, Mckinnell & Knowles and built in 1968. Another well-known stylistic precedent is I.M. Pei's East wing of the National Gallery in Washington D.C., built in 1978.
The building was designed and built during a transitional period in Embassy design. Immediately following the completion of working drawings for the design in 1983, the U.S. Embassy in Beirut was bombed and a number of Americans killed. As a result, the design for the Cairo embassy underwent a review for blast-resistance. The glazing system had to be redesigned and tested. The complex was also enclosed by a blast-resistant wall. [Houston]
The 'Inman Report', formally known as the Report of the Secretary of State's Advisory Panel on Overseas Security, was issued in 1985 setting out new guidelines for Embassy design. The report, issued after the completion of the Cairo Embassy design, specified, among other things, that embassies have large setbacks from public areas and recommended that embassies not be located on small, central, urban sites.
At the time of its construction the U.S. Embassy in Cairo was seen as a controversial symbol of increasing U.S. influence in the region. Many feared its imposing presence would ignite existing anti-American sentiment. The building itself marks a period of transition in the design of embassies. Designed in the midst of increasing violence towards U.S. embassies and military bases abroad, it incorporated security features and blast-resistant design and testing that had previously not been necessary. However, the Cairo embassy preceded the publishing of the Inman Report, which issued further guidelines for embassy design. The embassy's small site, central location, tall tower and large amount of facade glazing would come to be seen as dangerous liabilities just a few years after its completion. [Houston] Recently, in 2011, the embassy weathered the popular uprisings in Cairo, during which it was surrounded by an angry mob. The architect, Andre Houston, was contacted by various news outlets to comment on the defensibility of the complex. Mr. Houston expressed unwavering confidence in the building's ability to withstand a blast. [Houston]
Edward Cody, "U.S. Thinking Big on New Cairo Embassy: Some Diplomats Fear 20-Story Tower Will Be Offensive Symbol," Los Angeles Times, August 3, 1980
Andre Houston. E-mail interview. February 6, 2013
Norman C. Fletcher. "The United States Embassy in Cairo" Federal Buildings in Context: The Role of the Design Review, 1995, p 45-54
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Donned in camo fatigues and bulletproof vests, four masked men were on a villa rooftop near a government building in Abu Dhabi. Special forces arrived and arrested the four men. The men were carrying fake guns as well as plastic and metal clubs. They were videotaping themselves roleplaying.
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I do say a little harder: it's really not that hard if you live in an urban area. There is at least one great pizza chain in my neighborhood, Z Pizza, that has a number of great vegan pizzas on their menu, and in stores like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's I can usually find at least one or two varieties that are vegan.But making one's own pizza has got to be more fun than any takeout or store-bought pizza any day. And it really isn't hard to put together from scratch, nor does it take very long. In fact, we have waited longer for the delivery guy on a Friday night.I have two basic crust recipes: one for a thin crust and another for a regular one, and in the past I've experimented with making whole-wheat crusts, whole-wheat-pastry-flour crusts and plain all-purpose flour crusts. For someone who doesn't like all-purpose flour, it hurts me a little to admit that the all-purpose does make the best-textured crust, although not the best tasting. And let's face it: half the fun of the pizza (or maybe all of it) lies in a chewy-yet-crispy crust.
I've had my share of pizza oops, although not disasters because they were still edible. While trying out a whole-wheat crust once, loaded with too many mushrooms, the crust turned soft although it still tasted pretty good. The mushrooms, which express too many juices while cooking, were, of course, the culprit. I guess at this point all of you must be going, she didn't figure THAT? Umm…guilty.
I still like a lot of toppings, but when I make a pizza now, I usually bake the crust and cook the toppings (if they need cooking) separately, and then bung them together in the oven for just enough time for them to get to know each other.
Basil is one of my favorite pizza toppings, and I decided to make that the chief flavor ingredient. I used it three ways: dry basil cooked into the crust, a tomato-basil pistou sauce spread over the pizza instead of the usual tomato sauce, and basil chopped and sprinkled all over the crust close to the end of cooking. Sounds like a lot, but it was just enough of a basil hit for me. Divine.
I also caramelized the mushrooms and onions in white wine. If you're making this for kids and would prefer to leave out the wine, do so by all means. I like the sweet fruitiness the wine adds, and it builds up the flavors.
For the crust, which turned out quite wonderful (light and chewy in the center and lightly crispy on the edges), I took inspiration from Priya of Live2Cook who posted this fabulous griddle-baked pizza the other day. She advised me to try white whole wheat flour instead of regular for the crust. Since I had some in my pantry, I couldn't wait to try it.
I did mix in some all-purpose flour, but using at least part white-whole-wheat blunted the guilt as I gorged down slice after slice.
It's all gone now, but I wish I had some more.
Basil Pizza
- For the toppings:
- Approx. 1 cup basil pistou sauce
- 1 cup white button mushrooms , thinly sliced
- 1 large onion , thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup white wine
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1/2 cup basil leaves , torn or cut into ribbons
- For the crust (this recipe makes 2 crusts):
- 2 1/4 tsp yeast (1 package)
- 1/2 tbsp sugar
- 1 1/3 cups warm water
- 2 cups white whole-wheat flour
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tsp dried basil
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1/4 tsp salt
- Make the mushroom onion topping:
- Heat the olive oil in a skillet. Add the mushrooms and onions and stir for a minute. Then add the white wine and salt to taste.
- Take off the heat when the wine is all gone and the mushrooms and onions are lightly golden with the sugars from the wine. Set aside.
- Make the crust:
- Mix the yeast, sugar and warm water. Let stand for five minutes to make sure the yeast is alive and starts frothing.
- Add all of the whole wheat flour, about 1 1/2 cups of the all-purpose, dried basil, olive oil, and salt and knead by hand or in a stand mixer. If the dough is too sticky, keep adding the remaining all-purpose flour until you get a smooth dough.
- Place in an oiled bowl and turn the dough over once to coat it on all sides with oil. Cover with a kitchen napkin and place in a warm spot for about 1 1/2 hours or until it doubles in volume.
- After it has doubled, punch down the dough, and divide it into two. If you're making just one pizza, this would be a great time to wrap one half in plastic wrap and freeze it for future use. When you need it, just bring it out several hours before and let it sit at room temperature to thaw.
- Shape the other half into a ball and let it sit around 10 minutes. Then, on a lightly floured surface, roll it into a round of about 14 inches (this isn't a thin crust but I still roll it fairly thin. Make sure your baking sheet is large enough to accommodate the rolled crust).
- Push down around the center with your fingers so you get a slightly raised edge around the pizza.
- Dust the baking sheet with cornmeal and place the crust on it. Brush the crust with olive oil and place in a 475-degree oven for about 8-10 minutes until lightly golden. The crust might bubble up in places, but don't worry. It adds to the great, rustic look.
- Take the pizza out of the oven and spread the pistou sauce over it. Then layer the mushrooms and onions and finally the basil over it.
- Place it back in the oven for another 3-4 minutes.
- Cut into slices and dig in!


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text: SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSION Minutes of the regular meeting of Thursday, November 3, 2005. (As approved amended December 1, 2005) The San Francisco Public Library Commission held a regular meeting on Thursday, November 3, 2005 in the Koret Auditorium, Main Library. The meeting was called to order by Commissioner Chin at 4:01 pm. Commissioners present: Bautista, Chin, Gomez, and Kane. Commissioners excused: Commissioners Coulter, Higueras, and Strobin A quorum was present AGENDA ITEM #1 PUBLIC COMMENT An anonymous member of the public commented on: their opposition to the Friends of the Library; and discussed the origins of and actions taken during decades of criticism of the Library. Mr. Peter Warfield commented on his concerns with: a lack of staff in the self services reserves area, potential privacy issues involved with this program; and his opposition to the Library's "no browsing" policy in this area. Ms. Florence Fung, 92 Ulloa Street, a West Portal Branch neighbor, expressed concerns: that the ongoing renovation of the Branch Library had been negatively impacting her adjoining property since May; that the work had encroached onto her property; and that she had not received answers to her many complaints about the project. Mr. Kimo Crossman spoke about: distribution of Commission notices by email; concerning public records requests; and suggested that a report listing all outstanding public records requests be made available. AGENDA ITEM #2 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 6, 2005 Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #2 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 6, 2005 An anonymous member of the public commented: on a misspelling of September in the title of the report on approval of the Minutes; questioned the accuracy of the identification of a public comment speaker; suggested that they had not spoken about their "unsuccessful" lawsuit against the Library; noted that reported comments attributed to Mr. Warfield were inaccurate; and found the Minutes in general disgraceful. Mr. Kimo Crossman suggested making recordings of the Library Commission meetings available online. Mr. Peter Warfield commented: that he found interesting the pervious speaker's suggestion; noted that his reported comments did not reflect his specific concerns that the Minutes over generalized discussions and were difficult to understand; and noted a lack of specificity concerning his comments about information gathered from users of the Home work Help Program. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #2 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 6, 2005 MOTION: by Commissioner Bautista, 2nd by Commissioner Kane for approval of the Minutes of the regular Library Commission meeting of October 6, 2005 with correction of a typographical error in the title of the Approval of the September 1, 2005 meeting minutes. ACTION: 4-0 aye (Bautista, Chin, Gomez, and Kane) AGENDA ITEM #3 BOARD OF SUPERVISOR'S LIBRARY CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (LCAC) Mr. Dan Weaver, Chairman of the Board of Supervisor's Library Citizen's Advisory Committee presented resolutions making recommendations to the Library that had been adopted by the Library Citizen's Advisory Committee since it began operation in January 2005, (copies attached). Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #3 BOARD OF SUPERVISOR'S LIBRARY CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (LCAC) Friends of the Library Executive Director Donna Bero, thanked Mr. Weaver and his colleagues for their efforts on behalf of libraries; noted regarding g that the Library has been steadily increasing funding for books and materials during recent years; that the Library was seriously addressing concerns with its potential use of RFID; and that the Branch Library Improvement Program (BLIP) had been cited for excellent management of its projects. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #3 BOARD OF SUPERVISOR'S LIBRARY CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (LCAC) Commissioner Helen Marte Bautista thanked Mr. Weaver for his briefing the Public Library Commissioners concerning the Advisory Committee's activities. AGENDA ITEM #4 CITY LIBRARIAN'S REPORT City Librarian Herrera welcomed a new member of the Library Staff, Tom Fortin, the newly selected Branch Libraries North District Manager. The City Librarian briefly discussed the work of the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee before turning to Deputy City Librarian Paul Underwood who presented an overview of the next steps in the Advisory Committee's work and their draft report. Mr. Underwood lauded the dedication and hard work contributed by the members of the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee activities, calling particular attention to its Chair, Lisa Schiff. City Librarian Herrera next reported that the Library had been awarded a $153,000 Gates Foundation Grant to expand and improve computing services in the Main and Branch Libraries. The City Librarian then reported on the Library being designated as one of 20 libraries in the country to receive a fellowship from the Urban Libraries Council. He informed the Commissioners that Laura Lent would participate in a ten month program that would focus on better ways to coordinate selection policies and better attune library collections to meet the needs of our diverse communities. The City Librarian next informed the Commissioners concerning touring of Library facilities provided to members of the Board of Supervisors Library Citizen's Advisory Committee, (LCAC). City Librarian Herrera discussed the installation of a Sorenson Video Relay Booth in the Access Services Department that would provide opportunity for deaf or hearing impaired users free of cost to communicate via high speed videophone. Mr. Herrera noted that the Library was the only library with a separate facility like this. The City Librarian then reported on an October 22nd Open House at the Library's Support Services Facility. City Librarian Herrera informed the Commissioners of Library's staff's volunteer participation in a 4 hour Saturday morning neighborhood cleanup along Park Presidion in the Richmond District. The City Librarian concluded his report with a presentation of highlights of the upcoming exhibits and programs at the Library during December 2005. Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #4 CITY LIBRARIAN'S REPORT An anonymous member of the public observed: that the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee Report was not comprehensive; that this person thought their work flawed but interesting; that this person was shocked at the careless acceptance of the Gates Grant; that one of their critiques of the Library had been included in an anthology of library criticism; and that they had participated in a tour of the 190-9th Street facilities. Mr. Kimo Crossman noted: that the Sorenson technology could be easily duplicated at home with a computer, that he recommended that the comment period on the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee's Report be extended; found lack of publicity about the report; and no email and internet access address listed on materials seeking comment on the report. Mr. Peter Warfield commented about: the tours he had attended as a member of the Boards of Supervisor's Library Citizen's Advisory Committee; aspects of the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee's report; and concerning his views of how public comment should be included in the report. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #4 CITY LIBRARIAN'S REPORT Commissioner Kane noted that the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee's report was excellent and commended following a best practices approach in seeking public comment. Commissioner Bautista urged that a wide net be cast seeking public comment on the report. The City Librarian noted that this report served to continue the Library's efforts to gather information and could serve as a spring board to future Library consideration of issues related to use of RFID technologies and that Library staff consideration of this report was underway. Commissioner Chin applauded the Sorenson Booth as a great free resource for disabled users. Commissioner Gomez noted that the City Librarian's Report contained wonderful information and gave her "kudos" to Library staff who participated in the Clean Team volunteer neighborhood clean-up activities. AGENDA ITEM #5 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT Ms. Donna Bero, Executive Director of the Friend of the San Francisco Public Library offered her congratulations of the Library's successful efforts to obtain another Gates Foundation grant. The Friend's Executive Director then updated her previous report on the November 4-6th series of activities focused on the Mission Bay neighborhood. Ms. Bero then announced a fundraising benefit sponsored by the 9th & Irving Pasta Pomodoro benefiting the Capital Campaign for renovation of the Sunset Library. The Friend's Executive Director then spoken about an October 21st "thank you" event hosted by the Friends of the Library for community volunteers and staff at the Excelsior Branch Library, noting that the Friend's proposed to host a similar event at each of the renovated and new branch libraries after they opened. Ms. Bero commended Commissioner Bautista and former Library Commissioner Dennis Normandy, now President of the Public Utilities Commission, for their efforts in raising funds for support of the special collections through their leadership on the San Francisco –Manila Sister City Committee. Ms. Bero then discussed a "One City, One Book" event with China Boy author Gus Lee, noting that the program had boosted the work onto the "best sellers" list. Ms. Bero the called attention to a November 16th event with Arnold Rampersad author of the Oxford Anthology of African American Poetry. The Friends Executive Director concluded her report lauding the work of the Library Technology & Privacy Advisory Committee. Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #5 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT An anonymous member of the public commented: that no one give to or accept money from the Friends, noted lack of a report on the "public comment "fund and suggested the concept could be expanded to include comment offered at the Board of Supervisors; and discussed their views concerning a comment they attributed to famed author Anatol France. Mr. Kimo Crossman expressed appreciation to the Friends for their support for libraries, and suggested that the Friends cooperate with local independent and small booksellers like Cody's Books. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #5 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY REPORT Commissioner Bautista thanked and commended the Friends of the Library for their support for our libraries and noted that the $2000 raised by the San Francisco –Manila Sister City Committee was just the first installment of a $10,000 gift. Commissioner Bautista spoke about the recent October 26th fundraising event organized by the San Francisco-Manila Sister City Committee with assistance by Marion Chatfield-Taylor of the Friends of the Library to enrich the special Philippine collection at the Excelsior Branch Library. Commissioner Kane noted that hard work being done by the Friends to benefit neighborhood libraries calling attention to their participation in the recent Noe Valley Harvest festival. Commissioner Gomez noted the Friend's cooperation with local booksellers and thanked the Friends for their support for the Library. Commissioner Bautista commended the Friends for their support for and work on behalf of the new Mission Bay Branch Library. AGENDA ITEM #6 LIBRARY COMMISSION MEETINGS SCHEDULE 2006 The Commission Secretary outlined the proposed schedule of meeting for 2006 noting that it co0ntinued the Commission recent practice of holding twice monthly regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays of each month beginning at 4pm. The Commission Secretary also noted that there was only one scheduled meeting proposed for July and August 2006 on the third Thursday of those two months. Public comment on AGENDA ITEM #6 LIBRARY COMMISSION MEETINGS SCHEDULE 2006 An anonymous member of the public commented on: the scheduling of only one meeting in July and August 2006, and recommended a return to 5:30 as the usual start time for Library Commission meetings Mr. Peter Warfield spoke in support of beginning Library Commission meetings at 5:30pm or even later such as at 7pm as he said the Berkeley Public Library does. Commission discussion of AGENDA ITEM #6 LIBRARY COMMISSION MEETINGS SCHEDULE 2006 MOTION: by Commissioner Bautista, 2nd by Commissioner Kane for approval of the proposed schedule of regular meeting of the Library Commission during 2006. ACTION: 4-0 aye (Bautista, Chin, Gomez, and Kane) AGENDA ITEM # 7 LABOR UNION REPORT No report was presented. AGENDA ITEM # 8 NEW BUSINESS No New Business items were proposed. AGENDA ITEM #9 ADJOURNMENT MOTION: by Commissioner Bautista, 2nd Commissioner Kane to adjourn the regular November 3, 2005 Public Library Commission meeting. ACTION: AYE 4-0 (Bautista, Chin, Gomez, and Kane) The Commission meeting adjourned at 5:28pm Michael Housh, Commission Secretary 12/2/05 Please note: Amendments to these Minutes are presented in alternative typeface. Copies of Commission Minutes and handouts are available in the Office of the Commission Secretary, 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 Explanatory documents: Copies of listed explanatory documents are available as follows: (1) from the Commission Secretary/Custodian of Records, Main Library, 6th Floor, (2) in the rear of the Koret Auditorium immediately before and during the meeting, and (3)to the extent possible, on the Library's website at http://sfpl.org/. Additional materials not listed as explanatory documents on this agenda, if any, that are distributed to the Library Commissioners prior to or during the meeting in connection with any agenda item will be available to the public for inspection and copying in accordance with Government Code Section 54954.1 and Sunshine Ordinance §§ 67.9, 67.28(b)& 67.28(d). ATTACHMENTS: Board of Supervisor's Library Citizen's Advisory Committee Resolutions Proposed Regular Public Library Commission Meetings Schedule for 2006 Minutes of the Library Commission Meeting November3, 2005 Appendix A The Public Comment Summary Statements included in these Minutes are authorized by San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.16. These summary statements are provided by the speaker. Their contents are neither generated by, nor subject to approval or verification of accuracy by, the San Francisco Public Library Commission.


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Documentation:Special form define-record-type
From Gambit wiki
User contributed comments, clarifications and examples
Mark Feeley explains Gambit-C Records on r6rs-editors
There is also an extensive documentation made for SchemeSpheres that you might find useful as well.
Content from define-type on main wiki page
define-type / define-structure usage
Here is a traduction of some of Marc's slides from an introduction to scheme course. I believe they might be usefull since define-type / define-record are very lightly documented in the official doc.
(define-type type-name <attribute or field>...)
Attribute is a keyword. An attribute may have arguments?
Field is a symbol or a list. If a list, the first element is the field name, optionally followed by getter and setter, then field attributes
The simplest form of syntax specifies only the type name and the name of each fields
- ex:
- C: typedef struct { int x; int y; } point2d;
- Gambit : (define-type point2d x y)
- Such type definition are equivalent to multiple definitions:
(define (make-point2d x y)...) ;constructor (define (point2d? obj)... ) ;predicate (define (point2d-x p)...) ;access to x field (define (point2d-x-set! p x)...) ;mutation of x field (define (point2d-y p)...) ;access to y field (define (point2d-y-set! p y)...) ;mutation of y field
- ex:
> (define-type point2d x y) > (define p (make-point2d 11 22)) > p #<point2d #2 x: 11 y: 22> > (point2d? p) #t > (point2d-x p) 11 > (point2d-x-set! p 33) > p #<point2d #2 x: 33 y: 22>
define-type attributes
- These structures also supports inheritance
- The parameter extender: name specifies the name of the definition form to use to define a subtype:
> (define-type point2d extender: define-type-of-point2d x y) > (define-type-of-point2d point3d z) > (define p3 (make-point3d 11 22 33)) > p3 #<point3d #2 x: 11 y: 22 z: 33> > (point2d? p3) #t > (point3d? p3) #t > (point2d-x p3) 11 > (point3d-z p3) 33
- id: uuid
Specifies an identifier that is used to name this precise type uniquely, which is used during (de)serialization via object->u8vector and u8vector->object.
- constructor: name
Specifies the name of the generated constructor macro.
- predicate: name
Specifies the name of the generated function/macro for testing if a value has this type.
- prefix: pfx
All generated functions/macros will have pfx before their regular name. For example:
> (define-type foo prefix: xyz a b) > (xyzmake-foo 1 2) #<foo #2 a: 1 b: 2> > (xyzfoo-a (xyzmake-foo 1 2)) 1
- macros:
Do not generate procedures for any purpose; the predicate and all field getters/setters will be macros.
> (define-type foo a b) > foo-a #<procedure #2 foo-a> > (define-type bar macros: a b) > bar-a *** ERROR IN (console)@4.1 -- Macro name can't be used as a variable: bar-a
- constant-constructor:
Specifies a constructor that creates constants (available at compile-time). Can be used only with non-generative type definitions.
- implementer:
Adds a definition of the parameterless macro "implementer-name" that expands to all non-macro definitions produced by the define-type. This is useful to distinguish the two binding times (compile-time and run time). It can be used to avoid duplicate definitions when a file containing a define-type is included in multiple files (I think this problem should be solved through the module system, but this is how the problem can be solved without a module system). For example, let's say the file point-def.scm contains the definition of the point type, and files a.scm and b.scm need to manipulate points.
- type-exhibitor:
If specified will create a function with no arguments that returns the type descriptor of this type without the need of creating an instance.
- opaque:
This flag causes a change in the behavior of equal? and equal?-hash. When the opaque: flag is not used, two structures are equal? if they have the same type and each field is equal? in both structures. When the opaque: flag is used, two structures are equal? only if they are eq? (i.e. the same instance).
Field attributes
- read-write:
Default option. A setter procedure/macro is generated.
- read-only:
No setter is generated, effectively rendering the field read-only after it is set by the constructor.
- equality-test:
Default option. Testing type instances using equal? will check the values of this field as part of that test.
- equality-skip:
Testing type instances using equal? will ignore the values of this field.
> (define-type alpha x y) > (equal? (make-alpha 0 1) (make-alpha 0 2)) #f > (define-type beta x (y equality-skip:)) > (equal? (make-beta 0 1) (make-beta 0 2)) #t
- printable:
Default option. The field will be printed when the type instance itself is.
- unprintable:
The field will not be printed when the type instance is printed.
> (define-type foo a (b unprintable:)) > (make-foo 1 2) #<foo #3 a: 1>
- init: cst
Set the initial value to literal value cst. Note that this does not make the field optional in the constructor; the field can not be provided when using the constructor.
> (define-type alpha a (b init: 1)) > (make-alpha 0 99) *** ERROR IN (console)@2.1 -- Wrong number of arguments passed to procedure (make-alpha 0 99) > (make-alpha 0) #<alpha #2 a: 0 b: 1>
> (define-type noeud (a unprintable:) (b read-only: init: 9) (c equality-skip:)) > (define x (make-noeud 1 2)) > (noeud-a-set! x x) > x #<noeud #2 b: 9 c: 2> > (equal? x (make-noeud x 3)) #t > (noeud-b-set! x 999) *** ERROR -- Unbound variable: noeud-b-set!
Other Information
All field attributes except init: can be specified at define-type level and will affect all fields. A field can specify its own field attributes to override default attributes.
- ex:
> (define-type foo unprintable: a (b printable:)) > (make-foo 1 2) #<foo #3 b: 2>
- Field may have non-conventional getter and setter names, specified after field name in that order
- ex:
> (define-type foo (a get-a) (b get-b set-b)) > (define x (make-foo 1 2)) > (get-a x) 1 > (set-a x 2) *** ERROR IN (console)@14.2 -- Unbound variable: set-a > (get-b x) 2 > (set-b x 3) > (get-b x) 3


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Japanese gets by on five vowel sounds, I believe. There are some sounds not included- the Scottish 'ch' , for instance.
Student or Learner
Being deeply involved in sounds of English language & its phonetics, I wonder if people around could enlighten me bit further by answering the following questions ???
Would anyone care firstly confirming that there are 47 different sounds within British English ??? (as can be seen here http://dictionary.cambridge.org/help/phonetics.htm). Contrary to that, English language, as far as I'm aware has 12 different vowel sounds (regardless of having ONLY 5 vowels) along with 24 different consonants. Can anyone confirm which statement is more appropriate ......... 47 sounds in English OR 12 + 24 = 36 sounds ???
Secondly, any idea about the sounds within American English ???
Any idea, as how many sounds are there in other languages, as few widely spoken languages by millions around the world such as French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Hindi, Gujarati, etc. ???
Lastly, which language has the MOST sounds within it (such as British English has around 47 different sounds) & which language has the LEAST sounds within it ???
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Japanese gets by on five vowel sounds, I believe. There are some sounds not included- the Scottish 'ch' , for instance.
Does that mean that there's NO sound in British English which is EXACTLY same as Scottish "ch" as in Loch, which we pronounce as "Lock".Originally Posted by tdol
They cover the basic sounds- there are variations of those sounds, found in dialects, etc. It covers the basic building blocks, but not all the smaller variations.
In English English, I know of no sound like 'loch' in Scottish English. We used to have a similar sound ('knight' was pronounced with a sound like that 'ch'), but it seems to have vanished.
English has more than those 47 sounds that you mention. Those 47 are the basic "units" that can define meaning, and are usually called phonemes. For example, /i:/ and /ɪ/ are different phonemes because they help us tell apart words such as "sheep" and "ship". But within those phonemes there are many more actual sounds. For example, the "k" sound in "bank" is usually different from the "k" sound in "cream".
For ESL purposes, a command at the phonemic level is more than acceptable.
As far as other languages are concerned, Spanish (which happens to be my mother tongue) has fewer vowel phonemes (only 5) but more diphthongs than English (13 as opposed to 3 "real" diphthongs in GA and 8 in RP).


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