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Here we find ourselves in mid-July already and are getting excited about our fall gardens! As we have been finished harvesting the tender spring items for some time and are fully into the mid-season summer harvest, it is time to think about planning our fall garden to have the freshest produce available during the cooler and shorter days of autumn. Many people overlook that some of the summer crops will actually do better in the fall than in the hot summer weather. While squash is considered a summer vegetable and is usually planted in late spring or early summer, it very often produces much better as a later crop and misses many of the squash bug infestations that plague earlier plantings. Many of the vegetables that people plant as early spring crops will also produce quite well in the cool days of autumn.
Success with a fall garden depends on the gardener being aware of early frost dates and the average days to maturity of the varieties planted. It is important to allow enough time for the crops to mature if they may be damaged by cold temperatures. Some of the cole crops, such as broccoli and cauliflower may not germinate outside in excessively hot temperatures. They may need to be started indoors in a cooler environment and then transplanted outdoors after the temperatures have cooled a little. It also possible to simply plan ahead and create a shade for part of your garden to allow the soil to cool a little before planting. Many other vegetable types may be seeded directly into the ground with germination being unaffected during hot temperatures.
Some crops such as turnips, kale, and broccoli can withstand a fair amount of cold or even frost, while other crops such as beans, squash, and cucumbers cannot. It doesn't take a lot of effort to extend your growing season even past the early frost date. One cost free idea is to plant against an existing south-facing wall that will add extra warmth and protection to the growing plants. You can think about rotating your crops and putting fragile ones where they will get more sunshine in the late season. Using a thick cover of mulch also helps to keep the soil warm for a longer growth period. Floating row covers can add a few weeks to the growing season in some areas. The choices range from expensive commercial covers made of high-grade plastic to something as simple as cheaper plastic sheets. Even old bedsheets can offer some extension of protection. Cold frames can be easy and inexpensive to build using a few boards and some type of plastic for glass cover—even repurposing old windows that have been replaced during a remodel. Hoop houses and low tunnels can be constructed by most people. http://www.motherearthnews.com/organic-gardening/low-tunnel-construction-mini-hoop-house.aspx#axzz2YleGriGn
Beans are one of our favorite things to plant in late summer for a fall harvest. With many beans having a maturation rate of 50-60 days, they can add color and nutrition to the menu of autumn meals. The Calima bush bean has been our number one seller this year and produces long, straight pods, http:www.rareseeds.com/calima-beans/. The Dragon Tongue bush bean is also quite popular with its purple specks on the light green pods. https://www.rareseeds.com/dragon-tongue-bush-bean/?F_Keyword=dragon.
Many people plant beets only as a spring crop, when the root vegetables actually make an excellent fall crop. The ever popular Detroit Dark Red is even more sweet and tasty in the fall. https://www.rareseeds.com/detroit-dark-red-beet/?F_Keyword=detroit. The Colorful Chioggia, with its insides of candy-like red and white flesh, adds both color and flavor to the table. https://www.rareseeds.com/chioggia-bassano-beet/.
Cabbages are a big favorite that grow well in the fall and can be summer-seeded right in the garden. Both Early Jersey Wakefield https://www.rareseeds.com/early-jersey-wakefield-cabbage and Nero Di Toscana https://www.rareseeds.com/nero-di-toscana-cabbage/?F_Keyword=nero are short-season cabbages that will produce nice heads for fall eating.
Carrots are another root crop that provides excellent flavor and nutrition going into the cold months of winter. The Little Finger produces in only 55 days and is great for snacks https://www.rareseeds.com/little-finger-carrot/?F_Keyword=little%20finger. You might also like to try the small round Parisien
ne that is so popular in France https://www.rareseeds.com/search/?F_Keyword=parisienne.
Cucumbers are a relatively short-season crop that can be planted in mid-summer for a nice harvest in autumn. One of our favorites is the Lemon Cuke that looks like a lemon but produces a sweet and mild cucumber taste in just 60 days. https://www.rareseeds.com/lemon-cuke-cucumber/?F_Keyword=lemon%20cuke. New in our catalog this year is the Miniature White with a 50-day growth season https://www.rareseeds.com/miniature-white-cucum/?F_Keyword=miniature%20white.
We absolutely love fresh greens on our plates in the autumn. You can't beat the Extra Dwarf Pak Choyhttps://www.rareseeds.com/extra-dwarf-pak-choy/?F_Keyword=extra%20dwarf%20pak%20choy or some of the colored mustards. New and popular this year are the Mizuna Lime Streaks and the Mizuna Red Streaks that produce tasty leaves in just 45 days. They are so colorful and tasty! https://www.rareseeds.com/search/?F_Keyword=mizuna. Vates collards will produce a crop in very cold autumn weather https://www.rareseeds.com/vates-collards/?F_Keyword=vates. Russian Red kale is another one of our favorites that is very tender and mild https://www.rareseeds.com/russian-red-or-ragged-jack-k/?F_Keyword=russian%20red.
Leaf lettuces have always been popular as a late-season crop with most of them falling in the production range of 40-65 days. We especially love the Forellenschluss with its speckled leaves https://www.rareseeds.com/search/?F_Keyword=forellenschluss and our new Australian Yellow https://www.rareseeds.com/australian-yellow-lettu/?F_Keyword=australian%20yellow.
Parsnips and turnips are root crops that have long been held in esteem for fall gardens, as they can be kept in the ground long after the onset of frost, and even taste sweeter when harvested after frost. Try the Hollow Crown parsnip https://www.rareseeds.com/hollow-crown-parsnip/?F_Keyword=hollow%20crown or the ever-popular Purple Top White Globe turnip https://www.rareseeds.com/purple-top-white-globe/?F_Keyword=purple%20top%20white%20globe.
Snow, snap, and garden peas love the cooler days of autumn much better than the hot days of summer. The Sugar Ann produces about 10 days earlier than other snap peas https://www.rareseeds.com/sugar-ann-snap-pea/?F_Keyword=sugar%20ann. The Little Marvel produces heavy yields on bushy plants.
Radishes are great to add color and taste to fall salads. The Early Scarlet Globe is a classic round radish that is ready in as little as 22 days! https://www.rareseeds.com/early-scarlet-globe-radi/?F_Keyword=early%20scarlet%20globe. The Pink Beauty is sweet and tasty in just 29 days!
Don't let the term "summer squash" keep you from enjoying them in the fall. The first squash that Jere Gettle ever grew was a scallop, and he still grows them in abundance. Our Yellow Scallop or White Scallop both grow quickly and can be seeded directly into summer gardens and harvested before frost. https://www.rareseeds.com/search/?F_Keyword=scallop. Even the Black Beauty Zucchini can produce in as little as 50 days https://www.rareseeds.com/zucchini-black-beauty/?F_Keyword=black%20beautya>.
Harvesting fresh herbs in the autumn can add delightful tastes to the meal. The Genovese Basil that is so popular with many cooks is ready in 68 days https://www.rareseeds.com/basil-genovese/?F_Keyword=genovese. Many herbs such as Emily Basil can be grown in containers to be be moved inside and kept growing throughout the winter https://www.rareseeds.com/search/?F_Keyword=emily%20basil.
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Don't forget garlic and all onions and other bulbs that are mostly planted in fall. Great article.
Enjoyed the part on the squash. I am always telling our customers how much better the plants will do in our part of Texas if planted in the fall.
Do you have clover seeds or know where I can get some?


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MGHfc marathoners beat the heat
Crossing the finish line of a marathon is a feat in itself, but completing the race and supporting a good cause is a triumph times two. Despite one of the hottest Boston Marathons on record, 121 of the 130 athletes registered to run in support of MassGeneral Hospital for Children (MGHfC) were at the starting line April 16 and more than 90 percent finished the grueling 26.2-mile course.
The total runners included 122 raising funds for pediatric oncology, four participating on behalf of cystic fibrosis care and research, and for the first time, four marathoners who ran in support of pediatric palliative care. Donations are still pouring in for the entire group, which already has raised more than $500,000.
Many of the runners raising funds for pediatric oncology on the Mass General Marathon Team, "Fighting Kids' Cancer... One Step at a Time," were paired with oncology patients to inspire them along their journey from Hopkinton to Copley Square. In partnership with John Hancock Financial Services, the pediatric oncology team has raised more than $7.5 million since it was formed in 1998 by Howard Weinstein, MD, chief of the MGHfC Hematology-Oncology Unit.
"I can't think of a more meaningful experience than running the marathon to honor one of my patients and to raise money to support our childhood cancer program at MGHfC," says Weinstein, who ran his 22nd marathon this year.
It was the first Boston Marathon for Jenna Norton, a staff assistant for the MGH Center for Regenerative Medicine. "The heat was not as hard on me as I'm originally from Texas, but I was surprised by the support from spectators. At every half mile we found neighbors with ice, water hoses and water cups taking their holiday time to support the runners. It was very heartwarming and gave me the motivation to finish." Norton ran in memory of her father, who died of cancer four years ago. For more information or to apply for the 2013 team, visit http://give.massgeneral.org/marathon. To view more photos from the event, visit www.facebook.com/mghfc. Read more articles from the 4/20/12 Hotline issue.
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Physicist John H. Marburger III, who served as President George W. Bush's science advisor at a time when most researchers considered science to be under attack by the government, died July 28 at his home in Port Jefferson, N.Y. He was 70 and had non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
He also served as dean of USC's College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, as president of State University of New York at Stony Brook and as head of Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island.
"Jack Marburger was a superb advocate for science, a visionary leader, and a highly skilled administrator who successfully led three vital institutions," said Dr. Samuel L. Stanley Jr., the current president of Stony Brook. "He was a man of extraordinary energy, a man who loved solving problems both scientific and administrative, a man of action, who was also thoughtful, contemplative and very strategic."
When Marburger took office as science advisor and head of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in September 2001, the eight-month-old Bush administration was already being attacked as anti-science. The executive branch installed new rules sharply limiting the use of fetal stem cells in research and called into question much of the science relating to global warming. Critics charged that the administration also disbanded or stacked scientific advisory committees to reflect its own political goals rather than to seek scientific truth.
Marburger, a lifelong Democrat, was forced to defend those positions, which caused at least one scientist, Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner, to say, "I think he probably is enough of a scientist to realize that he basically has become a prostitute."
Most researchers, however, continued to hold great respect for Marburger and the even-handed way he managed his duties. Physicist Lewis M. Branscomb, a former head of the National Bureau of Standards and a member of advisory committees for four presidents, commiserated with Marburger's difficulties.
"I have a great deal of sympathy for his position, because I don't believe he has the authority, the power, to go back to the agencies and unearth all the facts about all these cases," Branscomb said.
Marburger repeatedly made it clear that it was his job to offer the best possible advice to the president and to promote the administration's policies, whether he agreed with them or not.
"No one will know my personal positions on issues as long as I am in this job," he said in 2004. "I am here to make sure the science input to policy making is sound and that the executive branch functions properly with respect to its science and technology missions."
Perhaps his biggest misstep involved his response to a February 2004 open letter from 60 highly respected scientists, including 20 Nobel laureates. The letter argued that the Bush administration had shut down scientific advisory committees, stacked others with unqualified but politically correct appointees and censored reports that conflicted with the administration's views.
Marburger was highly critical of the letter, arguing that there had been only a few such incidents that might have "ruffled feathers" and that the letter was a "conspiracy theory report." Critics said he reacted much too hastily rather than promising to examine the issues raised by the scientists.
Bush released a statement last week calling Marburger "a joy to work with" and noting that "Jack was dedicated to his field, his family and his country." As president, Bush was considered to be enamored of the clear, concise manner in which Marburger explained complicated concepts.
John Harmen Marburger III was born Feb. 8, 1941, on Staten Island and raised in Maryland. He received his bachelor's degree in physics from Princeton University in 1962 and his doctorate from Stanford University in 1967. His primary field of research was on the interactions of laser light with matter, but his other activities ultimately left little time for research.
Upon his graduation, he joined the faculty of USC, becoming chairman of the physics department and ultimately rising to the position of dean. In 1980, he was brought in as president of Stony Brook, where severe budget cuts had been leading to wide declines in research. There, he brought in massive new federal funding and established a medical school and hospital.
In 1997, he helped the university gain a contract to run Brookhaven, and he was the natural choice to head it. He played a key role in establishing the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider, a major accelerator, at the laboratory. After his stint in Washington, he returned to the lab, where he became vice president for research.
Marburger enjoyed gardening, music, reading, horseback riding and, especially, woodworking. He built a working harpsichord by hand.
He is survived by his wife of 46 years, the former Carol Preston Godfrey; two sons, John of Annandale, Va., and Alexander of Jamaica Plain, N.Y.; a grandson; and his sister, Mary Hoffman-Habig of Edgewater, Md.


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From Disillusionment to Direct Action: A Tale on Two Continents
In many ways the two protests could not be more different. In Washington, D.C., the well dressed and well educated risk arrest in front of the White House each day for two weeks. The participants sit together cross-legged for photos as they display their carefully printed banners. A hemisphere away, in Bolivia, more than 1,500 indigenous peasants—men, women, and children—march along a dusty dirt road in the countryside, wearing cheap rubber sandals, faded skirts, and tattered pants. They are headed on a weeks-long march to their nation's capital, La Paz.
And yet, on separate sides of the equator the protests share a profound commonality. Both take aim at presidents labeled as progressive and historic, leaders who have used soaring rhetoric about the urgency of protecting the planet. Both protests involve an important part of the presidents' respective political bases taking to the streets to hold them to that rhetoric. Together these two actions highlight important, universal lessons about what it takes to press for protection of the planet, in countries both wealthy and impoverished.
A Pipeline for Climate Poison and a Road through the Rainforest
The protests in Washington target a proposed 1,700-mile pipeline, the Keystone XL, which would carry petroleum mined from Canada's tar sands through the central U.S. to Texas for refinement. U.S. and Canadian environmentalists have called the tar sands project "the most destructive project on Earth" because of the radical extraction measures required. And by mining and throwing into the atmosphere one of the largest remaining carbon deposits in North America, the project will have even more devastating impacts on global climate change. NASA climate expert James Hansen has concluded, "if the tar sands are thrown into the mix it is essentially game over."
The legal authority to permit the pipeline's construction or stop it lies with President Obama. Pipeline opponents note that the President doesn't need any additional approval from Congress on the matter. He can stop the project on his own, which is what they began demanding in August at his front door.
Thus far the President has sent mixed messages about the tar sands project. He has said that, "importing oil from countries that are stable and friendly [i.e. Canada] is a good thing," but then added the qualifier, "there are some environmental questions about how destructive they are, potentially, what are the dangers there, and we've got to examine all those questions." Last week, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu said of the pipeline: "It's not perfect, but it's a trade off."
"His environmental policies have been terrible," said one of the Washington protesters, Nancy Romer, a member of the Brooklyn Food Coalition, explaining why environmental groups have decided to hold Mr. Obama's feet to the fire on the tar sands pipeline. "He gives away the store—on offshore oil drilling, on nuclear power." On the Keystone pipeline, a coalition of environmental groups have decided to draw a political green line in the sand.
On the other side of the world, the protest march in Bolivia is aimed at another infrastructure project meant to help turn natural resources into wealth: a road. On August 15 representatives from three dozen Bolivian indigenous groups, protesting in solidarity with those living in the TIPNIS forest (Territorio Indígena y Parque Nacional Isiboro Sécure), set off on a 250 mile march to the capital. Their aim is to stop construction of a 185-mile paved highway through virgin Amazon forest. The project is being pushed by President Evo Morales and financed largely by the government of Brazil, one of many eager suitors for the forest's natural resources, including petroleum.
Morales and other backers of the highway argue that it will be the "vein" necessary to connect and develop the country. The marchers warn that the road will inevitably lead to destruction of their lands. One Bolivian study estimated that within two decades of the road being complete, 65 percent of the Delaware-sized forest will be gone, the result of logging and agriculture. Many of the existing incursions on the forest are the result of coca leaf growers, key Morales allies, moving into TIPNIS to cultivate.
"Why in Bolivia does our government want to destroy our territory, our habitat?" asked one of the marchers, Ernesto Noe. "It wants to destroy our environment and our communities. That is why we are going to La Paz." Noe, one of the oldest of the marchers, was a key leader of the 1990 indigenous "March for Territory and Dignity," which covered the same route and was a milestone in the nation's indigenous rights movement.
In Washington the protest against the pipeline received two replies. One came in the cool language of bureaucracy, the release of a State Department Environmental Impact Statement (the department is one of several federal agencies that has to review the pipeline project) declaring that Keystone does not pose sufficient environmental hazards to be stopped. The second reply, far more blunt, came from the National Park Police, who arrested more than 1,250 pipeline protesters over the two weeks of daily actions, including Ms. Romer and well-known climate campaigner Bill McKibben, both of whom spent two days and nights in a Washington jail.
In Bolivia, President Morales responded to the protests in the rugged language of local politics. In a public declaration he warned, "Whether you like it or not, we are going to build this road." He later denounced the march as being secretly engineered by the U.S. Embassy to destabilize his government, a claim heatedly denied by the peasant marchers. Morales also revealed that Bolivian officials are monitoring the telephone records of march leaders for suspicious calls.
What the Protests Tell us About the Challenges Facing Climate Activism
The resonance between these two so-different protests offers some important, universal lessons about the challenges facing climate activism.
One is this: Electing seemingly sympathetic politicians isn't enough.
Both Obama and Morales have been eloquent in their rhetoric on climate change. Speaking about the climate crisis in the glow of his election victory in November 2008 Mr. Obama declared, "Now is the time to confront this challenge once and for all. Delay is no longer an option. Denial is no longer an acceptable response."
Morales has been even more forceful, proclaiming at last year's Cancun climate summit, "The planet is mortally wounded. We feel its convulsions. If we don't do something, we'll be responsible for genocide."
But even if their intentions are authentic, both Presidents have backtracked profoundly under the harsh political pressures of governing. Environmentalists in the U.S. and indigenous groups in Bolivia both rested a good deal following the election of new leaders publicly sympathetic to their causes. Now both are newly mobilized and not afraid to call it as they see it.
A Second Lesson: Think Globally, Fight Locally
For a decade many environmental activists have focused their climate efforts on the doomed goal of getting the world's governments to bind themselves to some form of enforceable planetary speed limit on the growth of carbon emissions and atmospheric temperature. It was a surrender of national sovereignty that was never to be.
The fights in Washington and Bolivia are taking on the climate crisis where we will most need to wage the fight, at the national and local level, policy-by-policy, project-by-project. Shifting our best efforts from global summitry to decisions closer to home also links the climate debate to more immediate concerns like oil spills and forest destruction that might draw broader support.
Those taking to the streets in these two battles have already accomplished a good deal. They have used brave direct action to do what sometimes only direct action can do, force an issue onto the public agenda. The indigenous march is now front-page news across Bolivia every day, gathering moral weight and larger numbers as it winds its way to the capital, building increasing political pressure on President Morales. The White House protests, particularly the arrests, have now put a bright green spotlight on Mr. Obama's choice. The New York Times report on the State Department finding was accompanied by a photo of the environmentalists at the President's gate.
The Need for Economic Transformation
If President Obama approves the Tar Sands pipeline his explanation will likely find solid political support across a much of the country: With the world as it is, the U.S. can't afford to say "no" to a reliable source of energy or a project that might generate real jobs. Politically, in the face of a second recession or something close to it, economics trumps environment.
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The People vs. the Pipeline
If Morales continues to press his highway through the rainforest, he will find strong support from many in Bolivia for parallel reasons. In the face of deep, historic poverty (Bolivia is still the most impoverished nation in South America) most people are willing to gamble on anything that might offer "movimiento económico."
Altering the entrenched political chemistry that drives both projects and others like them will require something more, a clear and real alternative on the economics. In Bolivia, how can millions be lifted out of poverty without destroying the environment as a down payment? In the U.S., how can the conversion to clean energy and a greener future become a viable way out of the current economic crisis? And just as important as crafting the plan will be winning a broad public belief in it. Absent that, the political headwinds in the opposite direction will not cease.
These two brave defenses of the planet, underway in two very different places, are each inspiring examples of how we begin. How we convert that into strategies for winning is still unwritten.
Can opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline bring conservatives back to conservation?
Václav Havel called it "the power of the powerless." How regular people, from Denmark to Liberia, have stood up to power—and won.
A new law expected to pass in Bolivia mandates a fundamental ecological reorientation of the nation's economy and society. What effect will it have?


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We want English songs with the animal rides.
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Music box: Dozens of songs (memory card)
Wheel: one 6" and three 4 "wheel, stable and durable
Minimum age to ride this machine: 4
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Someone to Watch Over Me
by Keith Jarrett
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Someone to Watch Over Me Lyrics
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Verse 1
There's a saying old says that love is blind
Still were often told, seek and ye shall find
So I'm going to seek a certain lad I've had in mind
Looking everywhere, haven't found him yet
Verse 2
Hes the big affair I cannot forget
Only man I ever think of with regret
I'd like to add his initial to my monogram
Tell me, where is the shepherd for this lost lamb?
Verse 3
There's a somebody I'm longing to see
I hope that he turns out to be
Someone who'll watch over me
I'm a little lamb who's lost in the wood
I know I could always be good
Someone who'll watch over me
Verse 4
Although he may not be the man some
Girls think of as handsome
To my heart he carries the key
Won't you tell him please to put on some speed
Follow my lead, oh, how I need
Someone to watch over me
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Janet Napolitano, who officially took over as president of the University of California this week, has experience as an Arizona governor and as U.S. Department of Homeland Security secretary. But she has no real experience in academia. Heading a major university appears never to have crossed her mind until a headhunter approached her about the job.
So why is she here, and what will she do with a 10-campus system that is so important to the state's future? My view from the trenches — I work at UC Berkeley — is that she is the power pick of a majority in an increasingly restless UC Board of Regents. They want someone substantial to deal with Sacramento and push the university faster toward some new, yet-to-be-determined economic model. In this, she may be the right fit. Her official duties are largely political: to negotiate with Sacramento over UC's share of the state budget, decipher the wants and advice of the regents, manage conflict and cooperation between the chancellors (the people who actually run the campuses), and work with faculty's Academic Senate on systemwide policies.
But in performing each of these duties, she will face the same problem: deep misperceptions among the state's lawmakers and the public about the nature of UC's challenges. Here are some of the things she'll have to make people understand:
• UC is not coasting on taxpayer money: For every dollar from Sacramento (which has been cutting for years), UC generates $19 from other sources, including tuition and research grants.
• UC faculty members are not underworked: The average load is now five courses a year, and the student-to-faculty ratio is 24 to 1, more than twice that of Stanford.
• UC is not gouging poor Californians on tuition: It's charging more to higher-income Californians in order to reduce the cost and debt of lower-income students and their families. (The state used to do this redistribution via taxes and public support; now it's been left to UC.)
• UC is not financially elitist: UC Berkeley and UCLA each have more low-income students than the entire Ivy League, and UC has undergraduate degree completion rates unmatched by any other research-intensive public university.
• Online courses will not solve as much as we think. Students 18 to 24 have extremely low completion rates in purely on-line courses. Large classroom courses may be cheaper on a per-student basis than massive open online courses, when you factor in rates of completion of the course.
• UC hasn't avoided downsizing: Over the past five dismal years, administration overhead has been cut largely via layoffs, faculty positions were reduced, and faculty salaries were cut by 5 percent, leaving UC behind its competitor universities.
To be sure, UC could always take a shortcut and get smaller. It could follow the lead of California's community colleges, which have cut courses, leaving some 200,000 students unable to gain access to course offerings. But if UC shrinks in students and faculty, how can it hope to meet the current and future needs of California?
Even the harshest critics say they want UC to grow along with the state. But without a significant re-investment by the state, that can't happen. In a deal cut with Gov. Jerry Brown prior to Napolitano's arrival, UC agreed to cap tuition in the near term in exchange for slightly more state funding. It's an improvement — UC is now treading water instead of sinking. But the deal leaves UC with little incentive to expand access.
A fundamental question thus awaits President Napolitano: to grow UC or not to grow? This is a political problem, but Napolitano is potentially a powerful political figure.
John Aubrey Douglass is senior research fellow — Public Policy and Higher Education at UC Berkeley. He wrote this column for Zocalo Public Square.


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We're celebrating Argentina's beloved sandwich cookie, the alfajor! The alfajor takes many forms, with different regions of the country whipping up their own unique versions, from triple-layered affairs oozing with dulce de leche and bathed in chocolate to jam-filled confections glazed with sugar. To spread the love about all things alfajor, my blogging pals and I have joined forces to bake and photograph six different types of these cookies. At the bottom of my post, you'll find links to visit everyone's recipes. Make the rounds on the alfajor tour and decide which one tickles your fancy!
The recipe for the classic alfajor marplatense, two cookies joined with a layer of dulce de leche and coated in semisweet or white chocolate, was created in the 1940s by the owners of a Mar del Plata café known as Havanna. Over the years, as these sweet treats grew in fame, a box of Havanna alfajores turned into an indispensable gift to take home to friends and family following a visit to Mar del Plata, an immensely popular seaside resort in Argentina. Today the company turns out the most well-known – if not necessarily the best-loved – alfajores in all of Argentina.
These days, scores of brands of alfajores marplatenses exist, both artisanal and mass-produced, and Argentines have very strong feelings on the subject of best alfajor. For example, many people from Necochea swear allegiance to Lagrifa, a brand of alfajor marplatense produced right here in my city. The first time I visited Necochea, Daniel's family gifted me a box of assorted alfajores from Lagrifa with its colorful package displaying a beach scene.
Alfajores marplatenses come in several flavor combinations including cookies filled with dulce de membrillo and covered with a light merengue and others stuffed with chocolate cream and bathed in yet more chocolate. And while just two cookies are the norm, some prefer three-layered alfajores known as alfajores triples. However, the classic alfajor marplatense with dulce de leche claims the most faithful followers, and here you have a recipe to recreate these delights in your own kitchen!
Alfajores Marplatenses | Chocolate-covered Sandwich Cookies with Dulce de Leche
Adapted from a recipe by La Cocina de Ile
12 Tbsp. [1 1/2 sticks] butter, softened
1 c. sugar
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 1/2 Tbsp. Nutella [chocolate hazelnut spread]
zest of 1 orange
1 egg
1/4 c. milk
3 c. flour
2/3 c. cornstarch
1 Tbsp. baking powder
approx. 1 1/2 c. dulce de leche repostero [this type is thicker and primarily used as a filling for desserts – substitute regular dulce de leche if unavailable]
16 oz. semisweet chocolate or white chocolate [or substitute baño para repostería if available and omit shortening]
1 1/2 Tbsp. vegetable shortening
In a medium bowl, beat together the butter and sugar until smooth. Add the vanilla, Nutella, orange zest, egg and milk [mixture will look lumpy], and set aside.
In a separate, large bowl, sift together the flour, cornstarch and baking powder.
Make a well in the center of the flour mixture, and add the wet ingredients. Mix the ingredients with a wooden spoon until they come together to form a dough. Turn the dough out onto a floured work surface and lightly knead the dough, just until smooth and uniform. Form the dough into a ball, and place it in the refrigerator to rest for at least 5 minutes.
Roll out the dough to a thickness of 1/8 to 3/16 inch [yes, use a ruler]. Keep the dough on the thin side if you want to make triple-decker alfajores. Using a 2 or 2 1/2-inch cookie cutter [or even a drinking glass], cut out circles of dough. Gather and reroll the scraps. Arrange the circles of dough on baking sheets lined with parchment or silicone baking mats, and place in the freezer for 30 to 45 minutes, or until dough hardens.
Bake in a preheated 375ºF oven for 5 to 7 minutes. The dough will puff slightly. You want the cookies to be just barely cooked through without browning. If you overbake the cookies, they will be dry and crumbly rather than moist. Remove from the oven and transfer to wire racks to completely cool.
Spread a generous amount of dulce de leche over the flat side of a cookie, and top it with another cookie, flat side down. Add another layer of dulce de leche and one more cookie for triple-decker alfajores.
Melt the chocolate and the shortening together in a stainless steel bowl set over barely simmering water, stirring frequently [tips on melting chocolate]. Keep the chocolate warm as you dip the alfajores.
Dip the alfajores one by one into the chocolate, using a fork to turn them over and then lift them out. Allow the excess chocolate to drip back into the bowl before transferring the alfajor to a baking sheet lined with parchment. Allow the chocolate to set at room temperature.
Store the alfajores in a tightly-sealed container overnight, separating the cookies with parchment. This step improves the texture of the alfajores, especially if they spent a touch too long in the oven.FotosEli/Elizabeth Lovelace, professional photographer in Mar del Plata]
Take the Alfajor Tour!
Alfajores salteños from Paula at Buenos Aires Foodies and Bee My Chef
Alfajores de maizena from Ana at Ana Travels
Alfajores cordobeses from Aledys at From Argentina to the Netherlands, For Love!
Alfajores santafesinos from Meag at A Domestic Disturbance
Alfajores mendocinos from Rebecca at From Argentina With Love


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In this month's GQ, Mark Harris laments the death of the adult drama and the rise of the comic book-remake-prequel-sequel (pick whichever permutation applies). Here, he says, is what we have to look forward to this summer:
four adaptations of comic books. One prequel to an adaptation of a comic book. One sequel to a sequel to a movie based on a toy. One sequel to a sequel to a sequel to a movie based on an amusement-park ride. One prequel to a remake. Two sequels to cartoons. One sequel to a comedy. An adaptation of a children's book. An adaptation of a Saturday-morning cartoon. One sequel with a 4 in the title. Two sequels with a 5 in the title. One sequel that, if it were inclined to use numbers, would have to have a 7 1/2 in the title.
Go read more about the sad state of affairs—and why it's happening now—over at GQ. [GQ]
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You Say "Redneck" Like it's a Bad Thing
I would like to state for the record that I grew up around a bunch of rednecks, and I have nothing but affection for that Nascar-loving, deer-hunting, Coors-ball-cap-wearing crowd. That said, I'm pretty sure they should never be allowed to plan their own weddings.
Exhibit A:
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I have words, but none that can be repeated in polite company. Egads, man, the hoof! I don't even want to know what that is inside it - just tell me it's not the cake server, please. [shudder]
Exhibit C:
"We are gathered here today to join this man, this woman, and this truck in holy matrimony..."
Exhibit D:
For a "shotgun wedding" perhaps? (Ba-dum-bump!)
And finally, Exhibit E:
Hey, look, an actual bride and groom topper - no deer heads! Oh, but there IS a deer...and the bride's toting a shotgun...and I'm suddenly in the mood for fruit roll-ups. Huh.
I'm actually a bit disappointed that I couldn't find a Nascar-themed wedding cake. Anyone have one to send me? C'mon: it'll be therapeutic!
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There's a particular word being thrown about with verve here in Berlin, Germany.
. Directly translated, it means "between use" and describes the temporary uses for spaces where their future is as yet undecided. These range from urban green areas to large East German housing blocks. It is a contentious issue due to the historically charged landscape of Germany's capital city.
Urban Green
Berlin is a city of gaps. Memory spaces left over from a destruction. Years of forgotten ghosts lie dormant in the grass. On one street, the grey, peeling facade of a pre-war building stands next to a freshly painted yellow apartment block, and between this and the neighbouring building - which is hidden by scaffolding - is a gap. A place where a building once stood, was then either bombed to oblivion or destroyed so badly it had to be demolished, and then forgotten. In all 48000 buildings were destroyed in WW2.
Architects Kenny Cupers and Marcus Miessen calls them "spaces of uncertainty". Architect Phillip Oswald refers to them as "the residual".
Empty weedy lots stand waiting to be sold, or bought, or thought about. In the meantime, temporary uses are created. On one green strip running along-side the canal, ponies graze peacefully. On another roadside block, saggy men sun-bathe nude. Some locals have turned a former East Berlin rubbish dump into an open air café and cinema for the summer. The graffiti scrawled on the building above the Lungo Lungo Lounge reads "all good comes from above" and for 5 months each year it becomes a public garden for the community that live around it. They plant trees, have parties, and built a mini golf course from the brocken TVS and other junk they found there.
Of course the biggest gap is the one left by the Berlin Wall. All 155 kilometres of it and dividing West Berlin from the rest of East Germany.
If one chooses to walk the historic trail that the wall took, one would be surprised at the attempts to remember and the attempts to forget.
At historic Bernauer Street, where the Wall divided the road into West and East, a museum has been built, and a large memorial dedicated to those that lost their lives trying to cross it. Along the street itself, a thin copper line marks the old division. On the East side, a straight line of windowless walls continues all the way to the horizon. A green scar runs alongside these houses, trees and unkept shrubs and flocks of birds live in this empty space, this belt of nothingness. Overgrown vines climb up the sides of the houses, some painted bright colours, others the original grey they had deteriorated to.
On one corner a funfair has been set up for the weekend, making use of this un-owned land. Reminiscent of Wender's "Wings of Desire", there are no angels or white horses here, but the music sends carney vibes over to the other side of the road.
The former no-mans land between Prenzlauerberg in the East and Wedding in the West - where the grass was always kept short for accurate firing range and riddled with land mines - is now one of the largest open spaces in the area.
To some this is an ugly reminder of what was once there, but to the young locals and summer visitors, it's the "Mauerpark", one of Berlin's many green oases within the city. In summer punks, dogs, drug dealers and an amazing escalating toddler population take over this space. On the night before the annual Mayday riots the park is particularly active. Thousands gather for the "Wahlpurgesnacht" celebrating the release of purged spirits with huge bonfires and an even huger police presence.
It is a true public space, without any monuments, memorials, and without any shops. It is not aimed at the consumer, unless you count the odd mobile beer seller. It is a rhizomic entity, growing according to the needs and desires of the community that use it.
It's not just the gaps between being used, but un-used buildings as well. The utopia of squatting has dissipated in Berlin's current real estate market, but many buildings still stand empty.
One of the most exciting examples of recent urban Zwischennutzung has been the "Palastes der Republic" and also one of the city's biggest controversies.
Berlin's original castle was badly damaged in World War 2 and then demolished under the GDR.
On the same site, the party built the "Palastes der Republic", the People's Palace to be used for state meetings and parties. Apparently the sound system was un-surpassed. Following the fall of the Wall, the building was discovered to be choked full of asbestos, and millions of Deutschmark spent on it's removal.
Now after years of debate, the federal Government - in a move pungent of the Disney concept of "imagineering" - has decided to rebuild a "new" castle on the original site, in the former style and glory of the past. Chancellor Schroeder has called it a choice of the "beautiful over the ugly".
Thanks to the work of Think Tank Urban Catalyst, this in-between stage has been given to cultural organisations who have breathed new life into the structure by using it for events, parties and seminars. Even letting the river flow into the lower floors for a theatre performance.
Other projects have meant that the large East German housing blocks on the outskirts of the city, which are rapidly becoming obsolete and empty, have been taken over by artists and students in temporary experiments. The "dostoprimetschatjelnosti" project involved 55 young architects, designers and students from 17 countries moving into an eleven story building for 3 months.
So while Berlin battles with the financial burden of being the Capital, and the desire to build and upgrade is seen on every corner, there seems to be a never ending supply of forgotten and empty sites.
Berlin is still not finished, it's not new and the cranes will remain for a long time more, but the feeling of possibilities here is infectious.
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Udon have announced the Shining blade& ark material collection would be released in west(like Shining wind and hearts artbook), the release date is planned for the end of the month.
I have the artbook in japanese, it's an excellent artbook with ton of artwork (every illustration and character art, location, weapon, ennemy...) but also some long interview about the games, the staff and even maybe some reference (It was in shining heart interview we learned Maxima(Sakuya title) was the name give to the leader of the shining force in honor of Max)
The artbook is actually in preordrer on amazon
Oh and the artbook already give an important info about the games. The director of the games (Sawada was producer) is the director of the first and the third Valkyria Chronicles, Takeshi Ozawa, he was just adviser and producer on Valkyria 2 because he was working on Shining Blade.
And actually, Tsuyoshi sawada had an assistant for the production, Kei Mikami, who was producer of the second Valkyria and third valkyria
Its important, because they are not part of media creates but from Sega(the Sega wow staff who made the original phantasy star, Sakura wars, Street of rage, Shinobi, Skies of Arcadia and valkyria chronicles). So mediacreate is just subworker just or on the game, they are not directing it
So Shining blade and Ark (and maybe resonance) are the first non arcade Shining directed by a first party studio since ROTDD, the second since Final conflict.
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You've probably seen all the flyers, the articles, and the ads for studying abroad. You may have even complained about those people who talk non-stop about their experiences abroad. Well, I have to confess that it will not stop. Once you study abroad, life becomes more exciting, and speaking about it is the only way to travel back. However, there is a reason to all this madness; otherwise, I would not be writing this to annoy you even more.
Studying abroad is a life changing experience. While studying abroad in Granada, Spain, I realized something: there is a difference between vacationing and actually living somewhere. When visiting a country for vacation, you do not get to experience the culture, the places, and the people. A majority of vacation time is spent visiting the touristy places and ordering food similar to our own. While living in Granada for almost five months, I immersed myself in the culture, so that by the end of the experience, I felt I was part of the Spanish culture. Besides the touristy places, I visited the local area and met local people. I spoke Spanish 24/7 with my host mom and I ate authentic Spanish food which was a huge plus. Most importantly, I had the opportunity to understand another country's government, social problems, and traditions.
Why is this important? Learning to understand and interact with a different culture helps us to work better in a diverse environment. The ability to speak a different language helps you to become more aware of the world. In other words, you will become worldly and more marketable.
Embracing differences is rarely negative; in fact, it often strengthens and broadens our knowledge and skills. Another positive about studying abroad is that it teaches you to appreciate other cultures. I always knew I wanted to study abroad. Learning about other cultures always fascinated me. When I went to Spain, I was open to experience something different than my own. In fact, while in Granada, I participated in the University theater group, I volunteered in a senior center, I took flamenco classes, and on top of that, I was a full-time student at the university. The result: the best experience of my life so far.
Studying abroad will ultimately enrich you with adventures and a great sense of independence. One thing I discovered in my journey abroad was my identity. There were many times when I reflected about my life, my goals, and where I was heading. I am clearer on where I want to go now. It was a journey full of surprises, challenges, and happiness.
Do not be afraid of the unknown. Go to the Study Abroad Office and learn more about what they offer. Search programs and talk to your relatives. Who knows, next year you might be on a plane going abroad for an amazing journey!
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The sSet-subcategory of that obtained by picking of each hom-object the core, i.e. the maximal ∞-groupoid/Kan complex yields an ∞-groupoid/Kan complex-enriched category. This is the -category of -categories in its incarnation as a simplicially enriched category. Forming its homotopy coherent nerve produces the quasi-category of quasi-categories .
The Joyal-model structure for quasi-categories is an -enriched model category and hence its full SSet-subcategory on cofibrant-fibrant objects is the -category of -categories.
An -enriched model category (i.e. enriched over the ordinary model structure on simplicial sets) whose full subcategory of fibrant-cofibrant objects is the -category is the model structure on marked simplicial sets (over the terminal set). Its underlying plain model category is Quillen equivalent to the Joyal-model structure, but it is indeed -enriched.
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Finally, a no-brainer. Kicking of Merriweather Post Pavilion's season, the Sweetlife Food and Music Festival boasts an eclectic, solid lineup of established acts and rising talents. In chronological order, here are the five acts I suggest finding time for on Saturday:
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Fun. (12:30 p.m., main stage)
After talking with lead singer Nate Reuss last week, I appreciated this pop trio's ambitions more than I had. They refuse to apologize for going for pop's throat (read: the top of Billboard), and that's exactly why they've succeeded — Fun. surrounded itself with the correct producers and collaborators, the type of people that know what works on the radio in 2012. "We Are Young" seems undeniable at this point, and it will sound appropriately epic at an outdoor amphitheater.
A$AP Rocky (1:45 p.m., main stage)
When the young Harlem rapper performed at Baltimore Soundstage, I left impressed with his "infectious, undeniable charisma." He has the songs to back it up, too. I'm hoping a certain Ravens quarterback is in attendance so he can experience the adrenaline rush that is "Pretty Flacko."
Explosions in the Sky (4:30 p.m., main stage)
The Texas rock act transports listeners to stranger headspaces with its all-instrumental songs that build layers on top of layers, creating an atmosphere that's raw and magical. I'm also a "Friday Night Lights" fan so that could explain this pick, at least partially.
Kid Cudi (7:20 p.m., main stage)
This comes with a disclaimer: I like Cudi's rap music, not his style of "rock." He will likely play both, so you've been warned. But "Pursuit of Happiness" will sound fantastic at Merriweather; it just has to.
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I logged into Medieval Realms today and saw I only had 4,665 crowns when yesterday I had over 13k. Where did they go? I sold ore at the treasury to make money and now it is all gone.
Very sorry Xantequia, it happened to everyone including my own player account - medievalrealms.co.uk/version-update/medieval-realms-0-1-1-0 This is the first time in the servers history I've had to alter the crown values in the database I appreciate I'm not popular!
No worries my grace, I can make it up again in no time.
hey yahwho, I think I have seen you are into codeing of plugins. I am in need of a plugin to make a small pvp arena on a pve server. I am told playerdamageevent might do it. would it be something you would be interested in doing?
PlayerDamageEvent setCancelled false is the exact quote to point you twards
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I've had a look at this before, albeit briefly. I'm sure it would be possible somehow. . . Thing is I'm not sure if that method gets invoked when the server is set to PvE mode. I'll take a look into it when I get time, but work is really busy currently with GDPR. I suspect it may need to work the other way round PvP sever with PvE zones. I can see that working as the damage event could be set to cancelled.
thanks and keep me in the loop. I am running into the same work is terrible and have no time thing so I understand but if you could get this working I would appreciate it. I realy don't want the server pvp it needs to be pve with pockets of pvp done like area protection I imagin. But knock it around and let me know. Thanks
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You may file a claim in Syracuse City Court only if the defendant resides in, is doing business in, or is employed in Onondaga County at the time you start the action. Syracuse City Court has jurisdiction within Onondaga County. The party you are suing must have a street address in Onondaga County as we cannot mail a summons to a P. O. Box. You also have the option to sue in Town or Village Court if the defendant resides outside the City of Syracuse.
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Up to $5000 (exclusive of interest and costs) for money damages only. Claims up to $1000 will cost $15.00 in cash to file. If the claim is over $1000 and up to $5000 (Maximum) the fee is $20.00. The fee is payable by cash, certified bank check or government (postal) money order. Small Claims is a "Do It Yourself" court.
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AGE: You must be 18 years of age or older to bring an action in Small Claims. Otherwise the action must be brought by a parent or guardian.