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"Arise and take our stand for freedom as in the olden time." Winston Churchill
"Proclaim Liberty throughout All the land unto All the Inhabitants Thereof." Inscription on the Liberty Bell
Who You Calling Extreme? [With Comments By John]
My old pal and occasional sparring partner Norm Ornstein and his trusty sidekick Tom Mann have been arguing for years now that our current political gridlock owes to the asymmetric extremism of Republicans. And they have a chart to prove it! This chart, based on an analysis of roll call votes in the House, supposedly shows that Republicans have become more conservative while liberals have only nudged a wee little »
Hilarious Fail of the Week: Gruber Claims It Was a "Speak-O!"
As all the world now knows, Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber is on video explaining that under the ACA, tax subsidies will only be available to individuals who enroll in state-created exchanges, and will not be available to those who participate in the federal exchange. In other words, the limitation of subsidies to state exchanges was a deliberate policy, intended to give states a major incentive to create exchanges, and not »
HBO, Beyond the Pale
HBO has done some good things, like Rome and Game of Thrones. But this is one of the most appalling things I have seen in a long time. There is an HBO program called "True Blood" that apparently is about vampires–way to be cutting edge, right? In its most recent episode, it featured a Ted Cruz fundraiser at the George W. Bush presidential library. In the clip below, you can »
The Nutroots Are Worried, And We Have the Answer
The Washington Post noticed a couple days ago that a lot of liberals are growing increasingly uncomfortable with the prospect of Hillary as their candidate. (And don't miss this poll that Politico says will make Democrats panic about Hillary's prospects.) Anyway, the Post: Even as Hillary Rodham Clinton looms as the overwhelming favorite for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination, the party's base is stirring for a primary fight. There's a »
Borderline personalities
The 1969 movie Z by Costa-Gavras depicts the assassination of a popular Greek politician at a campaign rally and the investigation that followed it. The investigating magistrate serially interrogates buffoonish military officers who describe the assassin jumping out of the crowd, "lithe and fierce, like a tiger." The identical description provided by each of the officers is a key to the unravelling of the assassination conspiracy in which they were »
Political Courage Among the Democrats [Updated]
Hillary Clinton, presumptive 2016 presidential nominee, won't say whether she supports Israel's incursion into Gaza. My sense is that she thinks she has the presidency more or less in the bag and doesn't want to take any risks. Hillary does say a lot of other stuff in this interview with Charlie Rose, which adds up to nothing but is transparently intended to make her sound smart. Someone needs to tell »
The real war on women (and speech): Dick Durbin edition
According to an analysis conducted by Andrew Stiles for the Washington Free Beacon, women in the office of Senator Dick Durbin make 77 cents to each dollar earned by men. Using the sophisticated logic employed by the White House and other Democrats such as Durbin, this shows that Durbin himself is guilty of waging a war on women. Americas PAC has had the temerity to point this out in radio »
The real war on women
In the new book Assault and Flattery, Katie Pavlich argues that it is the Democratic Party and its allies on the left that wage the real war on women. Glenn Reynolds draws Pavlich out on the subject, reviewing the evidence from Teddy Kennedy to Hillary Clinton. Katie entertains as she instructs. This is an edifying edition of InstaVision all the way to the end, well worth the 15 minutes necessary »
Wisconsin schemin'
Don't miss John's post on the Democrats' ongoing efforts to drive conservatives out of politics. Next door in Wisconsin we have an example in small of the Democrats' skullduggery, combining the use of campaign finance regulation, a lawless witch hunt by partisan prosecutors conducting a John Doe investigation and the possible connivance of the state's Government Accountability Board (i.e., the regulatory agency enforcing the state's campaign finance law). The victims »
Annals of Democratic insanity
It's a little late in the day to start keeping track of instances of Democratic insanity, but what is to be done with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's continuing effusions? Yesterday Reid gave his best impersonation of Baghdad Bob, assuring all within his hearing that "the border is secure." Speaking after the Senate Democrats' weekly policy lunch, Reid expanded on his assertion: "[Sen.] Martin Heinrich [(D-N.M.)] talked to the caucus »
Pelosi does Hobby Lobby
John discusses Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin's slightly misguided explication of the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby decision here. According to Durbin, the Supreme Court had gone into business banning certain contraceptives. John cited Ed Whelan's devastating critique of Durbin's explication. John questions Durbin's intelligence, but I think this is a bit unfair. Durbin is simply doing his job, disseminating Democratic Party talking points that seek to rile up the low-information »
Dumb Dick Durbin Demagogues Hobby Lobby
We have speculated from time to time on whether Dick Durbin is the dumbest Democrat of them all. It is a hotly contested title, but he is definitely a contender. Most recently, Durbin has been discoursing on the Hobby Lobby decision. At NRO's Bench Memos, Ed Whelan takes him apart: Democratic senator Richard Durbin contends that the Hobby Lobby ruling violates the "fundamental premise" of Griswold v. Connecticut (1965), which »
In Minneapolis, it's just business as usual
Democrats Phyllis Kahn and Mohamud Noor are contending for the right to represent District 60B in the Minnesota House of Representatives. Kahn is the echt liberal who was first elected to represent the district in 1972; Noor is the challenger who reflects the district's shifting demographics. The district includes the Cedar-Riverside area of Minneapolis along with the University of Minnesota's west bank campus, and a lot of Somalis now reside »
Democrats Vote For Partial Repeal of First Amendment
Don't worry, nude dancing and flag burning will still be secure. But supporting candidates for elective office will no longer be a constitutional right, if Senate Democrats have their way. Rather, your right to participate in the political process will be subject to the whim of Congress, which can make it essentially illegal to run against an incumbent. Every entrenched politician's dream! Today the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 10-8, along »
The epic hypocrisy of Tom Steyer: NY Times edition
This past April, with the help of a knowledgeable reader, we took a deep dive into the fossil fuel investments of Democratic money man and environmental poseur Tom Steyer in "The epic hypocrisy of Tom Steyer." Introducing our reader's report, John wrote regarding Steyer: "Today, he is a bitter opponent of fossil fuels, especially coal. That fits with his current economic interests: banning coal-fired power plants will boost the value »
How Are the Democrats Like Hollywood?
In this way, for one: they have figured out how to make childishness pay. I have highlighted, from time to time, the low-grade emails that the Democratic Party uses to fire up, and seek donations from, its supporters. To put it gently, the party's communications suggest that its leaders believe most Democrats are stupid. Currently, the Democrats are using John Boehner's plan to sue President Obama, seeking a judicial declaration »
Democrats Struggle With How to Ban Free Speech
We ridiculed here an absurd constitutional amendment that the Democrats proposed in the Senate Judiciary Committee, with the support of 42 Democratic senators. The amendment would give Congress unfettered powers to regulate spending on political campaigns in any way that it chooses. I wrote: Many observers have noted that if the Udall amendment became law, Congress could set ridiculously low contribution and spending levels, so as to virtually guarantee the »


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American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologistshttp://www.acog.org
American Pregnancy Associationhttp://www.americanpregnancy.org
Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canadahttp://www.sogc.org
Women's Health Mattershttp://www.womenshealthmatters.ca
Hemolytic disease of the newborn. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at:
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Jaundice and kernicterus. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at:
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Rh factor. American Pregnancy Association website. Available at:
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The debut of the '74 "Last Nickey" L88 Camaro was highlighted by Stefano Bimbi's description of the car's history. Mike Guarise had Bob Adams of Muscle Car Designs in Joliet, Illinois, restore the car that is believed to be the very last super car conversion performed at Nickey Chevrolet prior to closing its doors in late 1973. Fortunately, Bimbi has picked up the baton, and Nickey Chicago carries on the performance tradition.
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The world is full of scams, and some of the most heinous ones are related to cancer. We have all occasionally heard news of an individual who has been convicted of lying about a cancer diagnosis to raise money for personal needs/dreams. There are also many organizations that may be slightly less sleazy but surely do not make the best use of donations.
After a cancer diagnosis, many of us are moved to donate or even raise money for cancer research. There are many walks and other events that purport to raise money, and many of them actually don't give much of that money to research or patient needs. The movie Think Before you Pink ( http:www.thinkbeforeyoupink.org) did a marvelous job of exploring the marketing of Pinkness and its core focus on money-making, not on breast cancer support. If you haven't seen it, I could not more strongly suggest that you do.
I am thinking about this because of this excellent article from Cure Today about paying attention to where you spend your cancer donation dollars. There surely are a number of excellent breast cancer organizations that need our help. A few include Living Beyond Breast Cancer, National Breast Cancer Coalition, and Breast Cancer Action. There are many local groups that are always looking for support, and it often feels good to help close to home. If you are in the Boston area, local suggestions could be my Patient to Patient Fund (full disclosure: we help people with all kinds of cancer), and the Ellie Fund in Newton.
Here is the start of this article and a link to read more:
Know where your donations go
Posted At : June 17, 2013 12:23 PM | Posted By : Kathy LaTour
The Tampa Bay Times did a story on the country's worst char i t ies, and it won' t
surpr se you how many are for cancer .
These aren' t charities that are trying their best to help, these are charities that are
t rying their best to get you to give them money so they can l ive an expensive
l i festyle. They have no intent ion of helping anyone. They just want you to think
they are so they can get your money. (You can read the ful l story here.)
Charities that don' t do what they are supposed to wi th donated money are a
par t icular issue of mine because the mi l l ions and mil l ions of dol lars that they bilk
f rom honest people in the name of t rue pain and suf fer ing makes me . . . wel l i t
makes me really mad. The repor ter did a l i t t le math and came up wi th these
f igures for the top 100.
$970.6 mi l l ion cash paid to solicitors - - $380.3 mi l l ion cash to the charit ies - -
$49.1 mi l l ion to direct cash aid - -
I f you are going to make a donat ion to a charity, do your homework. First , read up
on these worst charitiesand see how they run their scam.
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Best Player
Goal Choice
FernandinhoShakhtar Donetsk Position: Midfielder
Fan Choice
OscarChelsea Position: Midfielder
Worst Player
Goal Choice
A. PyatovShakhtar Donetsk Position: Goalkeeper
Fan Choice
A. PyatovShakhtar Donetsk Position: Goalkeeper
Team Ratings
P. Čech
Let down by his defence for Shakhtar's goals and was solid when required to make a save. Will have been relieved to see efforts from Teixiera and Rat go just wide and hit the post, respectively.
David Luiz
A couple of great last-ditch blocks got his side out of sticky situations. Threatened disaster at times with a couple of slips but his greater pace saw him do well against some of the visitors' attacking attempts.
G. Cahill
Was strong against the aerial threat of Luiz Adriano but had absolutely no answer for the Ukrainian's sweeping style when the ball was on the ground. Could have prevented both Shakhtar goals with better positioning.
B. Ivanović
Looked much stronger than Bertrand and Shakhtar responded, focusing much of their attacking play down the youngster's flank. The Serbian bombed forward on occasion, but was unable to have his usual impact from wide.
R. Bertrand
Given a chance to prove his credentials at left-back in Ashley Cole's absence but endured a torrid evening. Both Shakhtar's goals came from his flank and his confidence was soon shot to pieces. Made a crucial goal-line block to prevent a late Shakthar winner, before Moses struck.
J. Obi Mikel
Completely lost Willian as the Brazilian took up a central position and ghosted into the box to score his first and lacked the pace to keep up with the visitors' slick attacking. Had the ball in the net in the second half but was offside from Mata's free kick.
Cut a frustrated figure as Shakhtar's incisive play bypassed him but responded in the best possible way, picking up Pyatov's clearance and dispatching a perfect volley back over the keeper's head and into the goal.
Largely outshone by Shakhtar's Brazilian No.7 in the centre of midfield but was purposeful as he looked to burst towards goal. Clearly fouled by Srna as he stormed into the box but no penalty was given.
E. Hazard
Twisted and turned as he looked to spark something in attack for the Blues but was often subdued by the physical dominance of Fernandinho and Hubschman.
Fernando Torres
Showed a lack of composure, allowing an early chance to run to Pyatov, but was let off the hook seconds later as an attempted clearance from the goalkeeper hit him and ricocheted into the goal. His touch was often ponderous and let the Blues down in attack.
Constantly available in space and was neat on the ball, sending a teasing ball across that forced Pyatov to rush from his box, leading to Oscar's goal. His delivery from set-plays was also a regular danger for the hosts.
Shakhtar Donetsk
A. Pyatov
Smashed the ball into Torres, seeing the ball loop into the net in the fifth minute, and was also at fault for Oscar's second, rushing from his line and heading straight to the Brazilian, who scored from 45 yards. His distribution was regularly poor, although he showed sharp shot-stopping skills.
Y. Rakitskiy
His underhit early backpass forced Pyatov into a rushed clearance that clattered off Torres and ended up in the net. Looked to be the weak link of the Ukrainians' defence, with clumsy passing and poor positioning in evidence.
O. Kucher
Had enough pace to deal fairly comfortably with Torres. Attempted to cut out Pyatov's poor headed clearance but saw the ball drop to Oscar, who then hit his magical goal.
D. Srna
Absolutely tireless on the right flank, operating as both full-back and winger. Defended well against Hazard but shone in attack, regularly leaving Bertrand chasing shadows, as he did before cutting back to Willian for the Brazilian's second.
R. Raţ
Rattled the post with a great second-half volley and was slightly more reserved than Srna but also looked incredibly threatening when pushing forward.
Burst through the Blues' back line before cutting back to Willian for his first goal, later setting up Srna's assist with an incredible ball that took three Chelsea players out of the game. His driving runs from deep and neat passing proved impossible for Mikel and Ramires to handle.
Alex Teixeira
Buzzed around well as he moved infield from the right wing. Saw a shot fizz just wide of the post and his evident confidence on the ball was just too much for Bertrand to contend with. Substituted after 77 minutes.
Lined up on the left but given licence to roam infield. Displayed magical footwork and found space in the centre time after time, turning home twice after cut-backs from Fernandinho and then Srna.
T. Hübschman
The one true defensive force in Shakhtar's midfield. Was relatively unchallenged as his side dominated the majority of possession and even managed to break forward a few times but was wasteful with two close-range chances.
H. Mkhitaryan
Has been outstanding so far this season but was perhaps the quietest of the Ukrainians' attacking threats. His frustrating evening was summed up in the first half as he attempted to cross the ball but fell over his own feet instead.
Luiz Adriano
The focal point of Shakhtar's attacks without ever providing a goal threat of his own. Showed a great touch to bring high balls down and bring his attacking team-mates into play.


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The Houston Urban Youth Academy will launch a new fall instructional baseball league. The UYA Fall Instructional League is created for the purpose of improving both the mental and athletic skills of the academy's baseball athletes. For additional information, please contact the office at (281) 260-9166 or via email at email@example.com. The league will be run by the Houston Astros UYA staff. Registration begins Sept. 17 at the UYA office in Houston. More Information »
Cincinnati's is the seventh MLB Urban Youth Academy
Opened in 2006 on the grounds of Compton Community College
Opened in 2010 at Sylvester Turner Park, offers year-round training
The first multi-site Urban Youth Academy in the Philadelphia area
Tournament showcases traditionally black colleges and universities
Opened in 2001, offering baseball and academic instruction in Puerto Rico
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Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 24, 2014
DuArt film services company and IndieCollect preservationist group are working to find ways to store abandoned independent films, and places to put them. MORE
Aug. 20, 2014
Pieve Santo Stefano Journal; small Tuscan town of Peive Santo Stefano, Italy, has become famous for its National Diary Archive Foundation, which has collected more than 7,000 personal memoirs, some of which date back to World War 1; town's rich trove of the experiences of ordinary people has caused it to become known as the City of Diaries. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Baruch College Prof Johanna Fernandez files lawsuit in State Supreme Court in Manhattan asking judge to order New York City Police Dept to find and turn over material about department's surveillance of Puerto Rican nationalist group Young Lords; Fernandez, who is preparing book about group, was told by Police Dept that no such records exist, despite extensive monitoring of group by police in 1969 and 1970. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
American Ballet Theater is donating some 50,000 documents to Library of Congress; gift is being celebrated with exhibition, American Ballet Theater, Touring the Globe for 75 Years, and will showcase scrapbooks, photographs, diaries, contracts, letters and other papers in collection documenting dance company's illustrious history. MORE
Aug. 2, 2014
Works of Siegfried Sassoon, World War I soldier considered by some to be the most innocent of Britain's war poets, have been made available online by Cambridge University Library Project; archive showcases 4,100 handwritten pages from Sassoon's notebooks, written near battlefields in northern France. MORE
Jul. 30, 2014
Historians James Fenimore Cooper Jr and Margaret Bendroth are rummaging through New England church basements and attics searching for records of early American private life; historians are trying to persuade small town church leaders to turn over their records for digitization and preservation, focusing largely on Massachusetts because of its notably careful record keeping. MORE
Jul. 29, 2014
Nearly 1,000 handwritten pages of Warren G. Harding's steamy letters to his mistress, Carrie Phillips, are available online. MORE
Jul. 7, 2014
Newly digitized New York State Department of Corrections inmate records that were previously available only at the state archives in Albany offer biographical insights into Charles ( Lucky) Luciano and other infamous criminals; records will be available free to New York residents from Ancestry.com. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
Author Terrence Lavin recounts his experience after learning that his great-great-grandfather, New York City Police Officer Patrick Lavin, was indicted for killing a man while on duty in the Chelsea section of Manhattan in 1889; shares his arduous research into city newspaper archives and records, caught up in the unlikely endeavor of finding the family of janitor Caspar Pfost, man Lavin killed. MORE
Jun. 28, 2014
Officials at museum on Ellis Island express frustration at news from National Park Service that more than 21,000 objects and a million archives, moved to a storage center after Hurricane Sandy, will not be returned for nearly 18 months; museum has reopened some exhibit areas, but without many of Ellis Island's most evocative artifacts; new mechanical system that will keep objects dry and cool will not be completed until the end of 2015. MORE
Jun. 16, 2014
Bill being negotiated in Albany would not only give thousands of adoptees access to their original birth certificates, it would also allow biological parents to state whether they wish to be contacted directly, through an intermediary or not at all, and to file updated medical information in case their children ever seek it; enactment of similar laws in New Jersey and Connecticut is fueling supporters' hopes that New York will follow suit. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale acquires papers of writer and gardener Vita Sackville-West and her husband Harold Nicolson; couple featured prominently in Britain's literary and political life in first half of 20th century. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
National Archives unseals about 2,000 documents from the Clinton administration, fifth such release of memos, transcripts and speeches that had been withheld from public view; documents shed new light on tensions in the White House, as well as First Lady Hillary Clinton's struggles to define her political identity. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Edward Rothstein Critic's Notebook notes that artifacts at four different museum exhibitions in Washington bear weight of history and have powerful effect partly because of their authenticity; offers description of objects and documents currently on display at National Archives, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, Folger Shakespeare Library and Library of Congress. MORE
May. 21, 2014
Gay rights advocate Charles Francis, using public-records requests, has collected hundreds of historical documents detailing efforts to fire gays from United States government jobs; records include Federal Bureau of Investigation and Civil Service memos that offer new details about the political and social views that drove a sometimes obsessive attempt to identify and fire gays in government jobs. MORE
May. 21, 2014
New York Public Library is in midst of processing archives of writer Tom Wolfe, encompassing 170 linear feet of manuscripts, reporter's notebooks, newspaper clippings, sketches and other materials; archive includes unusually rich vein of correspondence from editors, research subjects, fellow writers and ordinary readers. MORE
Apr. 28, 2014
American Museum of Natural History in New York will make trove of photographs, illustrations, notes, letters and memorabilia, all previously accessible only at museum's Manhattan location, available online; museum, whose project began with a grant in 2006 from the Metropolitan New York Library Council, hopes to eventually digitize about one million images. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
New York City's Department of Records and Information Services releases 30,000 newly digitized images, including photos collected in the '30s and '40s by the Bureau of Criminal Alien Investigation; bureau, offshoot of New York Police Department, was tasked with monitoring potentially dangerous immigrant and political groups. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Court administration officials at New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan say that court reporter Daniel Kochanski, who was fired after developing a drinking problem, has left behind incomplete record of at least six trials and two dozen other proceedings; missing records are creating delays and legal hurdles and highlight a major pitfall in relying solely on stenographic reporters to safeguard official trial records. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
National Archives makes public 2,500 documents from Clinton White House, third installment in release of as many as 33,000 documents; some of the most riveting material involves administration's scramble to contain Monica Lewinsky scandal, which led to the president's impeachment, and the maneuverings inside White House to prepare for Hillary Rodham Clinton's political future. MORE
Mar. 26, 2014
Recently discovered newsreel footage captures the day Babe Ruth returned to the New York Yankees lineup in 1925 after a long illness that kept him out of first 41 games of season; footage also features pinch-hitting appearance by Lou Gherig that became the first of his 2,130 consecutive games. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Modern day ideals and assumptions often skew historical exhibits at museums by imposing viewpoint not in keeping with the original time period or events being represented. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Curators, recognizing an untapped potential, are exploring vast amount of documents, artworks and other items of note held in museum storage areas; visiting scholars and better collaboration between institutions are making such discoveries more commonplace. MORE
Mar. 20, 2014
Museums are beginning to work cooperatively with Wikipedia to gain desired and often needed visibility for their institutions and collections; are inviting Wikipedia's volunteer editors to spend time among their archives to create and improve articles relating to works housed there. MORE
Mar. 15, 2014
More memos from era of Bill Clinton's presidency are among about 4,000 pages of documents made public by the National Archives, second installment of a release of as many as 33,000 pages; series of angst-ridden memos provide another glimpse into Clinton's presidency in crisis, one that 20 years later has echoes for Pres Obama, another Democratic president who is struggling with low poll numbers and opposition lawmakers. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
National Archives release of previously withheld memos, transcripts and other papers from Clinton White House underscores what a pivotal force Hillary Clinton was, intimately involved in the politics that shaped Washington in the 1990s; memos offer rare and more detailed look at the machinations from an era that are now of acute interest, as Clinton possibly gears up for presidential run in 2016. MORE
Feb. 18, 2014
Letter from TV personality Bob Vila responds to Feb 11 article on newly digitized batch of ephemera related to writer Ernest Hemingway. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center at Southwest University for Nationalities in Chengdu, China, houses 12,000 works of Tibetan literature collected by American scholar E Gene Smith, mainly from Tibetan refugees during Cultural Revolution; center has prompted people across country to bring out old Tibetan manuscripts that were thought to be lost or destroyed. MORE
Feb. 16, 2014
David Segal The Haggler column; 87-year-old veteran pays to get a quick copy of his military record, and asks the Haggler for help when it does not arrive. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Hemingway Collection at John F Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is giving researchers access to a newly digitized batch of Ernest Hemingway's daily ephemera, including passports, tickets and telegrams, from the writer's onetime Havana home. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
New York Philharmonic posts documents from its innaugural 1842 season on website; $2.4 million grant from Leon Levy Foundation will allow orchestra to digitize and post its entire archive through 1970 and all public documents after 1970. MORE
Feb. 2, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Bruce Abrams, archivist at the Division of Old Records in Manhattan for 30 years; Abrams has retired but continues to work there out of habit and in the absence of another archivist to replace him. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
Israeli and German newspapers publish for first time excerpts from private collection of letters, diaries and photographs from Heinrich Himmler, chief of the Nazi Gestapo and one of main orchestrators of the Holocaust; documents provide rare glimpse into Himmler's family life while he was organizing mass extermination of Jews. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
Ben Ratliff notes that family of jazz drummer Max Roach is donating his papers to the Library of Congress, enabling scholars to gain insight into his relationships, club dates, recordings and political passions. MORE
Jan. 21, 2014
Billy Collins, former United States poet laureate, sells his archive of notebooks and poetry drafts to Harry Ransom Center at University of Texas at Austin. MORE
Jan. 15, 2014
Britain's National Archives says it is putting diaries from British soldiers involved in World War I online; archives hold about 1.5 million pages of such accounts and 20 percent have been digitized. MORE
Jan. 2, 2014
Morris Jumel Mansion archivist Emilie Gruchow's discovery of 12-page plea for reconciliation addressed to people of Britain in 1775 may explain why prominent New York jurist Robert R Livingston was chosen by Congress to help draft Declaration of Independence. MORE
Nov. 21, 2013
New York Public Library buys archives of novelist and journalist Tom Wolfe for $2.15 million. MORE
Nov. 11, 2013
Edward Rothstein reviews Discover and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage exhibition at the National Archives in Washington. MORE
Oct. 23, 2013
Emily Dickinson Archive promises to offer access to thousands of manuscripts held by different institutions on single open-access Web site but project, organized and funded by Harvard University, has reignited decades-old tensions between Harvard and Amherst College, which hold two largest Dickinson collections. MORE
Oct. 17, 2013
Sergei Prokofiev Foundation will give priceless trove of musical manuscripts, letters and other items belonging to the composer to the Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Columbia University in effort to make them more accessible to scholars. MORE
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Al Jaffee, professional cartoonist best known for the three-panel fold-ins in Mad magazine, is donating many of his cartoons and other material from his personal archives to the rare book and manuscript library at Columbia University. MORE
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Oral history project started by Guneeta Singh Bhalla known as 1947 Partition Archive is record of memories of people who witnessed partitioning of British India into Pakistan and independent India; Bhalla grew up hearing her grandmother's haunting memories of that wrenching time. MORE
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Edward Rothstein reviews exhibition of new permanent collection at newly renovated Roosevelt presidential library in Hyde Park, NY. MORE
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District court in Amsterdam orders Anne Frank House to return a collection of archives to Anne Frank Fonds, Frank family foundation in Switzerland; ruling is seen as possible conclusion to long and bitter legal battle over control of Anne Frank's legacy. MORE
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August 24, 2014, Sunday
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When the British author Anthony Burgess wrote, "Laugh and the world laughs with you; snore and you sleep alone," he struck a sympathetic chord with fellow snorers. But sawing logs is more than just a social faux pas if you're one of the 12 million Americans with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
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Inspiration can come from almost anywhere. Karla Ott found it as a college student in the far reaches of Slovakia, working with children on a church mission with whom she had no way to communicate other than expression.
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Thanks to a first-place win in The American Protege International Vocal Competition 2014, Glen Allen High School student Matija Tomas will travel to New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall in December.
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Henricus Historical Park will commemorate its anniversary during Publick Day, a signature annual event that celebrates the establishment of the second successful English settlement in the New World. In September 1611, Sir Thomas Dale, along with soldiers, tradesmen and farmers, ventured from Jamestown to create the Citie of Henricus. Leaders of Henricus developed the first English hospital, chartered the first college in North America, established tobacco as the first cash crop in Virginia, and created a place where Pocahontas lived and met John Rolfe.
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Capital Institute Releases First Annual Report
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It is a pleasure to share with you our first Annual Report. Our hope is that by preparing an annual highlight of our activities, we can keep you, our stakeholders and community, better informed on the progress and impact of our work, and share with you the excitement we feel about our ongoing organic evolution.
John Fullerton Releases "Limits to Investment" with Tellus Institute's Great Transition Initiative
Excited to share John Fullerton's "Limits to Investment: Finance in the Anthropocene" in conjunction with Tellus Institute's relaunch of the Great Transition Initiative (GTI). In its new phase, GTI serves as a formal journal of Great Transition studies, offering a series of essays, viewpoints, and reviews. We are honored that our colleagues at Tellus Institute have chosen the essay as an opening Viewpoint.
"The true nature of the international system under which we were living was not realized until it failed." ~ Karl Polanyi
John Fullerton to Join Club of Rome
John Fullerton has been invited to join the Club of Rome as a full member. He is deeply humbled by the nomination.
The Club of Rome was founded in 1968 as an informal association of leading, independent long-term thinkers from the fields of politics, business, and science who are interested in contributing in a systemic interdisciplinary and holistic manner to a better world. Members share a common concern for the future of humanity and the planet.
Field Guide Shortlisted for 2014 Guardian Sustainable Business Awards
We are also pleased to announce that Capital Institute's Field Guide to Investing in a Regenerative Economy has been shortlisted for this year's Guardian Sustainable Business Awards in the "Communicating Sustainability" category. We wish to thank all our Field Guide partners, in particular those who have most recently contributed to the "Share Your Story" initiative, without whom this collaborative project would never have come into being.
Thom Hartmann Interviews John Fullerton on Stranded Assets and the Carbon Bubble
Thom Hartmann, a progressive national and internationally syndicated talkshow host, recently interviewed John Fullerton on stranded assets and the carbon bubble. Watch the full segment here (fast forward to the 30min mark).
The Guardian Features Capital Institute's Regenerative Capitalism
Jo Cofino, executive editor of The Guardian and chair of the paper's Sustainable Business blog, recently feature Capital Institute and its Regenerative Capitalism intellectual framework in his piece, "Sustainability Movement Will Fail Unless It Creates a Compelling Future Vision." Read the full article here.
Laura Flanders of GRITtv Interviews John Fullerton
Capital Institute founder and president John Fullerton recently sat down with Laura Flanders of GRITtv to discuss the carbon crisis, fossil fuels and finance.
U.S. News & World Report Features Capital Institute
We were honored to be included in David Brodwin's recent U.S. News & World Report piece about the release of the fifth case study in our Field Guide to Investing in a Regenerative Economy initiative. Read his take on Evergreen Direct Investing below or here.
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Bilingual Finance at Presidio's MBA in Sustainable Management Program
At The Universities for a New Economy Conference held at the New School held in May 2013, we had a chance to share insights gleaned from recent conversations with Scott Fullwiler and Steve Crane, two professors at Presidio Graduate School's pioneering MBA in Sustainable Management Program. Both professors know their students need to be conversant in the old language of modern finance but they also want them to be fluent in a new vocabulary of holistic finance that acknowledges that some of the most critical values to be considered by anyone who cares about an investable future will often elude measurement.


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FIRST-PERSON: Lessons from Apollo 13
Kelly Boggs
Posted on Apr 11, 2014
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ALEXANDRIA, La. (BP) -- On April 11, 1970, Apollo 13 successfully launched at 2:13 p.m. Eastern Standard Time from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The space flight's goal was to land on the surface of the moon, the third such lunar landing undertaken by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. However, Apollo 13 never reached its intended destination.
An oxygen tank exploded on the Command Module slightly less than 56 hours into the mission and a second tank failed almost immediately. NASA Mission Control was alerted to the situation when Mission Commander Jim Lovell announced, "Houston we've had a problem."
Approximately 87 hours after Lovell's understated articulation of the explosion, and 143 hours after liftoff, Apollo 13 splashed down into the azure waters of the South Pacific near the Cook Islands.
Deemed a "successful failure" by NASA, many lessons for life and leadership can be gleaned by reviewing the experiences of astronauts Lovell, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert as well as the members of Mission Control.
The most significant lesson to take away from Apollo 13 is that we must know what is most important. Just minutes after the explosion, the mission to land on the moon was scrapped by NASA. The most important element of the mission was getting the three astronauts back to earth alive.
Establishing what is most important will make all other decisions much easier, because all other decisions must support or at least be compatible with what is most important. All considerations that do not support what is most important are superfluous.
A second principle to learn from Apollo 13, which is also found in the lyrics of my high school's fight song, is, "We are one for all and all for team." Every member of the NASA team was important and every member was wholly dedicated to what was most important, getting the astronauts back alive.
Mission Control worked out processes to keep the astronauts alive. Then the space crew carried out the plans. The 87 hours between the explosion and splash-down were an amazing display of teamwork and a perfect illustration of the aphorism, "It is amazing what can be accomplished when no one cares who gets the credit."
A third lesson to take away from Apollo 13 is the necessity of doing whatever is necessary to achieve what's most important. Innovation, creativity, adaptability and perseverance were hallmarks of both the astronauts and Mission Control.
The three astronauts abandoned the damaged Control Module for the Lunar Module (LM). The LM was only designed for two men, but the three crammed themselves into close confines. Later they performed a critical course correcting maneuver, not designed for the LM, and without instruments.
If performing difficult, unrehearsed maneuvers in cramped quarters were not enough, the astronauts operated in almost freezing conditions, lacking both proper food and sleep.
Mission Control developed new procedures and tested them in a simulator on the ground before giving them to the Apollo crew. What normally required months to produce took less than 87 hours.
Urgency fostered a new level of production. The NASA team did not have time to whine, "We can't," or "We've not tried this before," or "I'm tired." They pulled together and found ways, created ways, to achieve what was most important.
Another lesson is that achieving what is most important requires training, training and then more training. Of the three astronauts, only Commander Lovell had space flight experience. However, the trio had been drilled mentally and physically to the point that they did not panic when faced with a life threatening and dire situation.
One other take away from Apollo 13 is that an individual or team cannot merely go through the motions if they want to achieve what is most important; it requires complete commitment.
While you would expect the three astronauts to be committed to preserving their lives, their dedication was not enough. It required everyone at Mission Control to give their all to the point of physical and mental exhaustion.
Have you identified what is most important in your life, in your business or your organization? Once you do, you have taken the first step toward realizing it. Next assemble a team, adapt, innovate, train and commit yourself to the goal.
When Apollo 13 blasted off 44 years ago, no one associated with the mission anticipated that it would be a successful failure. But if we will learn from their experience, not only will we be able to realize success from our failures, we will also be more likely to avoid failure altogether.
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If you have a talent or ability, is it wrong to not use it?
I have a many skills and talents. Some were innate, and some were gained through painful effort. I do not have a desire for money or fame. I'm content playing my music in the comfort of my home, or writing poetry and fiction for myself. Because of this I find myself repeatedly having conversations with my friends concerning my "need" to do something with it. They tell me "it's a shame" to keep my talents to myself. Is it? And if I gave up playing music, for example, why would that be considered as some sort of crime? If you have a talent, should you feel obligated to share it with the world?
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honey yusufiMar 5 2013: It is really nice that u don`t have desire for money or fame! if all people were like u then the world would be like heaven dear! about your question: I have a motto in my life...Live your life as u like+love people around u (i mean humanity) AND enjoy your life(we won`t live twice!). It seems that u are happy with your life if it is so---->keep moving forward & enjoy your life! u can tell this to your friends that u do like your life this way,i`m sure they`ll understand u because they`re concerned about u! no matter if u give up playing music & don`t feel obligated! FOLLOW YOUR NICE "WISHES"!
WARNING: you have to keep moving forward & improve yourself too while enjoying life!!!!!
Good luck :)
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KSP Highway Safety Branch News Release
Tragic Week on Kentucky Roadways (April 28 - May 4)
Date of News Release: 05/05/08
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that fifteen people died in twelve separate crashes on Kentucky's roadways from Monday, Apr. 28 through Sunday, May 4, 2008.
Ten of the fatalities were traveling in motor vehicles and five of those victims were not wearing seat belts. There were three double-fatality motor vehicle crashes that occurred in Bullitt, Greenup and Livingston counties.
There were two ATV fatalities and both of those victims were not wearing helmets. The fatalities occurred in Knott and Magoffin counties and one was the result of the suspected use of alcohol. One pedestrian fatality occurred in Pulaski county. A bicycle fatality was reported in Jefferson county.
A bus crash occurred in Pendleton county, killing sixteen year old Daniel Wood of Falmouth. The crash occurred on Ky. 22 at Ballinger road when a dump truck crossed the double yellow line hitting the side and back of the bus.
Single-fatality crashes occurred in Christian and Lyon counties.
Through May 4, preliminary statistics* indicate that 236 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2008. This is 37 fewer than reported for this time period in 2007. Of the 193 motor vehicle fatalities, 126 victims were not wearing seat belts. Of the 17 motorcycle fatalities, eleven were not wearing helmets. Twenty-two pedestrians have been killed. Three fatalities involved ATV's and one involved a bicycle. A total of 46 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas.


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NORFOLK -- The eaglets at Norfolk Botanical Garden are about two months old.
On Wednesday, the little ones were ID banded and the oldest, named Camellia, had a transmitter fitter to her.
It was a real team effort by folks at the Garden, the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, the Center for Conservation Biology and Nuckols Tree Service.
The three eaglets weigh nearly eight pounds.
"They've really grown in a lot of their brown feathers and that's the juvenile plumage they'll actually leave the nest with, so they've got tail feathers and wing feathers," said Steven Living of the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.
Officials say the eaglets have another three or four weeks in the nest before they begin venturing out.
The transmitter put on "Azalea" last year has allowed officials to track her movement from the northern Chesapeake Bay to Eastern North Carolina.


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The Gadgeteer has moved to a new server. If you can see this post, your DNS has updated to our new IP address and you are viewing the newer and hopefully faster Gadgeteer.
Definitely quicker.
After gadgeteer redesign i have a strange feeling that this site lost his charm and charisma. I do not want to check it daily for a new reviews. Sorry.
I half agree with Dmitriy. The new design feels more "sterile" to me. Not as "warm". However that will not keep me from checking. Although it's an RSS feed for me anyways. I don't see the site until I open the reviews.
@Julie how fast are we talking here? You going to start offering full HD video reviews with 3D Stereoscopic streams? HD music backgrounds? Game hosting?


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ActorsPosted by Lawrence Dillon in Uncategorized
We had several activities for the Composition majors. Michael Rothkopf presided over a Dance-a-Day Workshop, pairing composers and choreographers, giving each pair the task of coming up with a new collaborative work every day for two weeks – a grueling, and ultimately resource-expanding experience.
We also had a rehearsal-recording session with our wind faculty. Flutist Tadeu Coelho, oboist John Ellis, clarinetist Igor Begelman and saxophonist Taimur Sullivan worked on four student pieces, giving feedback to the composers on notation and idiomatic writing. At the conclusion, they recorded all four works, and selected two of them, by James Stewart and Felix Ventouras, to premiere next month.
And I gave a seminar on creating works for musicians and actors. My guests were Robert Beseda and Cinny Strickland, who premiered Exit and Entrance last month.
One of the most pleasurable things I've found in working with actors is the type of commitment they bring to a performance. I've been fortunate to work with a lot of terrific musicians, who have given me many wonderful performances. But there is nothing like collaborating with people whose very existence is defined by their ability to disappear, to completely submerge their egos, into your work. These two actors asked to rehearse with me over and over during the course of the two months preceding their performance. They wanted to understand everything about the pieces they were working on. They wanted to "be" the composition, in a way that is hardly imaginable for a musician.
For their part, the actors were stunned that the musicians could sit down and immediately make beautiful music. As Beseda said, "the first rehearsal of a play is a very rudimentary thing. The whole rehearsal process is a very gradual, almost excruciating." By contrast, good musicians can read down most anything, and the second time through is often gorgeous.
Reminds me of an interview with Edward Albee I read once. Albee's one of the most successful playwrights of his generation, so it surprised me to learn about his envy of composers. He talked about the way composers can specify exactly how they want things to sound, as opposed to writing a line of dialogue and praying that the actor delivers it with the approximate pacing and intonation the playwright imagines. Our system of notation, though it often causes us to tear our hair out and curse our existence, is actually pretty nicely adapted to our needs, it seems.


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Flint, Michigan. --
The Genesee County Road Commission announces that westbound traffic on Miller Road over I-75 in Flint Township has been reduced to one lane until further notice. An oversize load hit the bridge causing damage. Motorists are advised to proceed with caution and allow themselves additional time to reach their destinations.
Please contact Assistant Maintenance Foreman, Fred Jackson at 810-767-4920, if you have questions.
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Please slow down in work zones – for your family and ours.
Contact: Assistant Maintenance Director, Fred Jackson
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With her milk I sucked in the love of the Russian people, of my province, of my homeland. … Through my nurse Russian became the first language that I commanded, though in my parents' house Polish, German, and French were primarily spoken. And it was she who told me the wondrously beautiful Russian fairy tales, or sang, while rocking me, those Little Russian folk songs that stamped themselves upon my existence, my emotional world, and also all my later works.
Leopold von Sacher-Masoch (1836-1895)
"Sacher-Masoch's identity as a Slavic Ruthenian came not only from supposed descent, but also from an intense connection to the Galician village girl who became his wet nurse in his infancy."
—Larry Wolff, Introduction to Venus in Furs


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Critical Distance Pt.2 Hits XLR8R tracks of 2012
No 13 on tracks of the year on XLR8R which was nice.. click here to read the full listing
Critical Distance Pt.2 Hits XLR8R tracks of 2012
No 13 on tracks of the year on XLR8R which was nice.. click here to read the full listing
Little Bits that Matter - Soundcloud
After the new E.P. premiering on XLR8R Magazine, the tracks are now available on my Soundcloud page for checkin'. You can listen to the title track 'Little Bits that Matter' on the right or click here to listen to the whole e.p.
Seems to be all the rage at the minute, websites offering exclusive streams of E.P.'s n the likes.. so when, (yes again) a rather tasty online magazine came knocking we gladly agreeed… Click here to listen to the tracks, had some stellar support so far..
XLR8R review for 'Little Bits that Matter E.P.'
I seem to be having a bit of a love-in / off over at XLR8R magazine. Pretty chuffed they're diggin' my stuff as it's undoubtably one of the most in touch & cooled online magazines. Gush gush, i sound rank, sorry but..
Here's some pleasant words they wrote about my recent release through Pets Recordings.
XLR8R Podcast Ranks no2 in Best of 2012
Usually when I'm scrolling down one of these lists my mug popping up doesn't even enter my head.. admittedly it wasn't a long scroll down a page, but still, was super shocked to find the podcast I did for these guys to appear at number 2, tucking in behind Shed's mix. Crazy! So big up's to Shawn and the gang at XLR8R
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PODCAST - XLR8R Magazine
That's right, after a near year long hiatus I've finally got my ass into gear and done a podcast! Well, when XLR8R come knocking you can't say no really.. and right after they gave Critical Distance pt2 a 9/10 review on a Friday, they asked me to deliver a podcast by the following Monday..
Despite the stressy ball of sweat and clouds of kebab farts that I worked my self into, it got done.. In hindsight, I'd have fucked around for a month and given my girlfriend no end of moan hell if it was a more flexible deadline.. either way, it's done, happy.
Check the mix here
9/10 and 'XLR8R Pick' on THE online magazine
That's right, XLR8R magazine picked up on Critical Distance Pt2 when I played the Boiler Room.. It clearly bode well as they gave it 9/10, hit their 'pick section' and couldn't have praised it more…
Check the review here


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With 97 days to go, the 2012 presidential election remains Romney's to lose. The deteriorating economy is President Obam . . .
What this country needs is a hard working, adult President....
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Quick Overview
Lavazza Crema e Aroma is a creamy and aromatic coffee blend with delicious aroma, smooth flavor and consistent long-lasting crema. Lavazza's premium coffee blends Central and South American Arabicas with select Robustas from Africa to create a full-flavored coffee.
- 2.2 pounds Premium Whole Bean Espresso Roast
- Imported from Italy
|How Does it Compare?
The nose knows! Smells great as soon as you snip open this big ol' bag of beans. As a drip brewing prep it is smooth and easy drinking with a light acidity and a barely detectable hint of cinnamon and campfire. Play with grind size until you get a balanced flavor. It took us a few tries and a finer grind than we anticipated using the drip method.
|Tips and Tricks
How fast do you go through 2.2 pounds of coffee beans? You may consider a set of Airscape canisters to keep things fresh!
|Product Weight (lbs.)
|Roast Level Shades
|Shade: Medium Dark Brown | Names: Viennese, Full City, Light French, Espresso
|2.2 pounds
Submit a question directly to owners of this product and ask what they think about it!
On many of the forums, there have been rave reviews over the crema produced by this bean but little information on the equipment used and the storage of the beans.
1. 1 kilo of coffee beans is a pretty chunky volume that is going to last a while. I'm thinking of getting an airscape canister along with my first order of these beans, but would like hearing how others have addressed the storage issue first.
2. I would especially like to hear the experiences with this product from those that have used this product with the Saeco Aroma espresso machine and/or the Baratza Encore grinder (or comparable equipment) ?
Many thanks,
Dan Jun 12, 2013
I use an AirScape and I have purchased this Lavzazza product in the past. Beyond that, my first good Espresso Machine was a Saeco Aroma.
I will address of each of your questions in order.
1. An Airscape canister does a good job of keeping your beans fresh, but nothing keeps beans fresh forever. Also, because the Airscape gets coated with Coffee Bean oil, you need to clean all the parts about once a month to keep everything tasting good. As a general rule, it is best not to buy too much coffee all at once, but I have purchased large amounts too just to save some money.
2. This Lavazza blend is a little on the earthy side. Depending on your desired taste, you may like an earthy taste, but I really like a coffee that delivers a slightly sweet taste. I used these beans to both make espresso and drip coffee and it does a pretty good job for both methods.
The Saeco Aroma is a great machine for the price. I have tried several Lavazza coffees with the Aroma and my favorites were the pre-ground Espresso Brick and the Il Perfeto products.
The main reason I upgraded to something else was the slow speed of steaming milk. For Espresso and Americanos, this machine is great. If you dislike temperature surfing or waiting a long to time make espresso drinks, you may want to upgrade to a better machine. Of course, a better espresso machine may require a better grinder.
Hope this helps. Jun 13, 2013
My wife & I loved the Lavazza crema- nice smooth flavor with wonderful crema. We placed the beans in the "airscape" canister- seemed to hold up well for 2-3 weeks. In fact, we ended up purchasing a total of 4 containers- they are really nice; I took one to work to keep my almonds fresh.
We purchased a Jura J9 in February- seems like I am drinking a lot more coffee/espresso now because it tastes so good. My wife use to go to Starbucks 3-4x a week - not any more. Enjoy your machine and just try different beans until you find the ones you really enjoy. So, far we've purchased 6 or so different varieties from Seattle coffee gear- they do a fabulous job with shipping and they keep you updated on the tracking of your order. Although there is no free shipping to Hawaii, we continue to exclusively do business here. Good luck & have fun!
Vince Jun 14, 2013
If you like a rich, creamy, and flavorful expresso without a lot of acidity you will not be disappointed by this Lavazza. Jun 13, 2013
I use it with my Saeco Incanto (which I've had for 5 years - my previous Saeco is still going strong after 9 years - it's seriously never missed a beat, we only got a new one when we moved countries with non comparable power). I haven't had it through any other machine but I like it almost as much as I did the Grand Espresso which is my fav but is harder and harder to get in bulk without paying $30+ a bag. Jun 14, 2013
We use a simple, air tight canister for these beans and we are quite satisfied with the result. For the two of us 1 kilo lasts about 3 weeks and we usually order 3 bags at a time to save on shipping cost. I would definitely recommend a sealed storage canister.
For grinding and brewing of these beans we use a Saeco Syntia which provides excellent results.
Hope that helps,
Hubert Jun 14, 2013
I use a Saeco Incanto machine and does a good job with these beans. Jun 13, 2013
I guess the folks at SCG also owe you a thank you: I just placed an order for the Crema e Aroma
........and an Airscape
........and a set of cups I've been lusting after.
Thanks again!
Heh! Have to put a ? in here or the system won't accept the input! Jun 16, 2013
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Tried these beans on the recommendation of the Breville Oracle salesperson and I must say, she was right. This is an excellent bean to go with the machine. My wife and I enjoy it so much.
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Best coffee for espresso, worth the wait of having this shipped!
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Received Velton's Bonsai Blend espresso beans as a free gift when I purchased my Saeco Intelia espresso machine, and we love the coffee. My son could tell the difference right away. I will purchase the coffee. Perfect blend, perfect taste, just right.
(Posted on 11/7/13)
Super Enjoyable!Review by Madie
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I've been drinking coffee since graduating from high school. 1 or 2 cups a day, either an espresso or cappuccino size cups. Being from Europe, Lavazza is my favorite brand, although I've tried many others. I switch between the Super Crema, Grand Espresso, and Crema e Aroma. I have a DeLonghi Espresso Machine that uses whole beans and has 5 settings for the coffee output: extra strong, strong, regular, mild and extra mild. The Crema e Aroma is an excellent quality coffee beans, and the cup of coffee is exactly what it says: creamy and fragrant. If you have never had coffee before, this is a good one to start with. I have offered Crema e Aroma coffee to guests who liked it black and told me that when the coffee has such a good quality like that, you can easily drink it straight. People who have written a negative review for this brand must have prepared it poorly as there is not even one person of my circle who has ever disliked it. The price is unbeatable, as I used to buy it from an Italian grocer for $32 a bag (What a big difference, right?!) and the delivery was prompt. I used to order Lavazza from another vendor but this is the lowest ever price I've found. Thank you for your service!
(Posted on 10/29/13)
Don't buy!!!Review by Arabica
Price Value Quality
This coffee is a blend of 70% robusta & only 30% of arabica. I tossed it to the garbage can as soon as I saw it! You don't respect yourself and don't like the real coffee if you consume robusta beans! My fault I didn't research enough about this particular blend before buying it.
(Posted on 10/18/13)
Almost as good as the RossaReview by Joe
Price Value Quality
but I REALLY like the Rossa! I'm making my way through the Lavazzas in my YouBrew (too busy for press or espresso lately), starting with this and the Rossa. As drip coffee, the CeA smells incredible, and it tastes great as well, with a full flavor (even with cream and sugar) that is head and shoulders better than most of the coffee I've ever had. However, I think the Rossa does a better job following through with the depth and strength of flavor. If you spend more time with your nose in the cup enjoying the aroma than you actually do sipping your coffee, this may be the perfect bean for you.
(Posted on 9/20/13)
Great coffee and better tasteReview by M.R.
Value Quality Price
Wonderful crema, excellent price and more important fast and excellent shipping and customer service.
(Posted on 9/11/13)
TastyReview by Edward W
Price Value Quality
This was my first time ever buying Lavazza coffee. Price was good in my eyes, and coffee seamed pretty consistent. I would buy this again. Only made coffee with this - no espresso this time.
(Posted on 8/26/13)
Excellent CoffeeReview by Rainieann
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After spending time in Europe enjoying espresso, I needed to upgrade my coffee at home. I found Seattle Coffee Gear online and headed there from NE Tacoma the day after my return from Germany. I was ready to spend some serious money. To my surprise, I was guided to the best coffee system for me at a quarter of the price I expected to pay.
Then, there was the coffee. Since my purchase, I have tried several kinds. This remains my favorite by far!
(Posted on 8/22/13)
excellent espresso roastReview by mas cafe
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A little strong or robust drunk alone, but excellent flavor with a little milk. i would like to know where the Italians get their beans though.
(Posted on 8/21/13)
Great ValueReview by DanFromRioRancho
Price Value Quality
Good flavor + good crema + good price = great value.
I'm about halfway through my first kilo and will be placing my replacement order (same product) tomorrow.
(Posted on 7/12/13)
Decent replacement for Gold SelectionReview by David
Price Value Quality
I started using this because SCG can no longer get the Lavazza Gold Selection. This is a really good coffee. Great flavor and aroma. I do wish it was a bit heavier on the Arabica but overall it's a good coffee for either iced for hot lattes.
(Posted on 7/8/13)
Not my favorite Lavazza coffeeReview by Home Barista Wantabee
Quality Price Value
In the past, I have really liked the Lavazza coffee that I have purchased, but this coffee is not as good as some of the other Lavazza coffees I have ordered. The price is good and it does produce a lot of crema, but the taste and the aroma are not as good as I expected. It is not a bad coffee, but I won't be purchasing it again.
This coffee is mostly robusta so that might explain why I don't like it as much as other coffee blends.
(Posted on 3/26/13)
Good CoffeeReview by AttitudeXX
Quality Price Value
For Lavazza, i would give this coffee a 8.5/10. It is a bit acidic for my tastes, but when tamed by milk, still produces a great cup.
(Posted on 3/6/13)
Can you say crema!Review by KC
Quality Price Value
I really like this bean. Its not weak, great aroma and the crema is thick and delicious! Thank you Teri for recommending it to me!
(Posted on 2/2/13)
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