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Allenstown man indicted for 2012 choking assault
Ernest Hamel, no age listed, of 193 River Road in Allenstown was indicted by a Rockingham County Superior Court grand jury in their February session on one count of second degree assault, one count of attempted second degree assault, two counts of simple assault and two counts of criminal threatening.
According to the indictments, Hamel "knowingly engaged in the strangulation" of a woman in Londonderry on April 22, 2012, wrapping his hands around her neck and pressing his foot to her chest. He also allegedly threatened to kill her, saying he would "put a contract out on her life."
According to a Londonderry police log, Allenstown Police arrested Hamel on April 24, 2012 on a Londonderry warrant for all of the charges, with the exception of the attempted second degree assault. He was held on $5,000 cash bail at the time. It is unclear why the indictments took almost a year to be handed down.
Hamel will be arraigned on Feb. 28 at 1 p.m.
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I went to shabazz and one thing I can tell you is that everyone is there for you loves you and treats you like family. The Teachers are wonderful and actually care if you succeed, they teach you and treat you as there own. Principal Dr.Cain is the best, he is like a father to me. I have had so many good memories and fun times at this school, I could have not went to a better school. You do not have to have white polo it is actually a white collared shirt and its only between 6-8 dollars and on fridays they wear a black shirt with Malcolm x on it to repersent how great he is to this school in his remembrance, so no its not 5 days a week its 4 and its not really a problem and less you make it one. Parents should not worry about if the child gets a stain he/she is a child they do art they eat they play outside. Your child does not go to school to look good that's why shabazz has uniform. They go so they can learn something and be someone and shabazz is where its at.
this school was the best place that my child could have been enrolled in, I couldn't have chosen the right place if it wasn't for the other parents that I sent there children to this school.
All of my children go to Shabazz and have since pre school. I love that you can go to the school and sit in on classes. I love the uniform so that there is minimal issue over clothing. They have a lot of after school programming. French for all ages.
I sent my son to Shabazz for Pre K ,and then again for full day Kindergarten. The bus system is great and was SO convenient when I was on maternity leave with my youngest. I was disappointed at level of professionalism. The focus on heritage and cultural confidence was amazing I must say. Foreign language at such a small age was also great. I would suggest alternative resources to deal with special needs kids with ADHD, Hyperactivity, or Bipolar conditions. Creating possibly a timeout room, or detention, as an alternative location where kids can go when removed from classroom. They opt to call the parents to 'pick up' your child. If you are a Full time working mother, this may become burdensome and stressful at times. The white polo shirts are NOT practical and impossible to keep clean just as other parent mentioned! Honestly, if you want a GOOD, professional, clean, charter school free of cost look at Windemere Park or the new Lansing Charter Academy. I moved my son there and we are ALREADY impressed! They are SO organized and prepared, parents stay totally involved, and the uniforms are khaki pants, and dark blue tops. The only thing is those schools won't pick your child up like Shabazz, however here is a tip: Call Office for Young Children and request a printout of Child Care Providers who do transportation. You can get them to give your child a ride to/from school and after care for one low price. If you get any assistance for child care, that is covered in price as well!
It s an excellent school for a diverse community with a wide curriculum for such small children
My thing is that the teacher are not think on learning the kids thing they remember thing that they learned in school. And the cost for the white polo shirt is very high because kids are not going to keep white polo cleaned you name one person that can keep white cleaned and the kids should not have to ware white and black 5 days a week.
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Matt Quits?
Murdoch tabloid The Sun has printed a story concerning the future of Doctor Who star Matt Smith – suggesting that he may quit the role at the end of his second series.
Smith has only just come to the end of his first series as the Time Lord – in general, he's made a great impression, and certainly seems to have worked very hard in the role.
According to the tabloid rumour-rag in question, Matt Smith has a "pal" who has told the paper:
"Matt plans to quit after the next series. He is eager to try new things and thinks Hollywood beckons.â€
Whether Hollywood beckons or not, an actor of Matt's verve and intelligence should know that the leafy suberb in California has little sway over the movie industry these days. Obviously it's short hand – Smith wants to do more movies.
But does he really want to quit Doctor Who so soon? The article confirms that Smith is committed to a second series, and according to the BBC,
"Matt is filming the Christmas special and then goes on to film the second series. Beyond that, the BBC and Matt won't speculate on things.â€
Here's hoping that we get at least three series out of Matt Smith.
(Via Den of Geek)
42 Responses to Matt Quits?
Well, it's plainly clear that "Paul" (straight-up name, using quotes to distinguish him from Paul Cavanaugh) dislikes "Nu Who" (as he refers to it) and is anxious to see it off the air. His willingness to believe what he reads in rags, disregard any other information including comments from the actors themselves (Karen Gillan's comments for example, and as for the 2009 specials, they have been explained in great detail, all of which Paul either is ignoring or disbelieving) and beliefs that he has formulated in his own head take precedence and stand above all else. He counters every comment that shoots a hole in his "theories" simply by repeating his previously-stated references, which rely on what's been reported in unreliable rag papers.
I agree with PCM979 and Paul Cavanaugh: this constant droning of repeated statements is boring the pants off of the people on this site, and is drifting waaay off topic. I also agree with Paul Cavanaugh in that racism does not come into play with the revived series – certainly no more than it had with the Classic series: aliens – no matter their planet of origin – have been shown as trying to take over the Earth since the beginning of SF films, be they for TV or the silver screen. (Star Trek [all], Lost In Space [series], Galactica [Classic and re-imagined], just to name a few, have all had alien races trying to conquer Earth. To enter the silver screen realm there was Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, This Island Earth, Independence Day… Is there really a need to go on here?) So "Paul" your racism and fear of immigration theory with regards to Nu Who is invalid unless you list EVERY SF production.
So, repeat yourself again and again like a broken record, quoting the rags anytime someone shoots a hole in your theories purporting that Doctor Who's days are over (or coming to an end). Continue to see "the conspiracy" of racism and immigration where you will. Disregard reliable sources in favor of your own to prove that you are right and that everyone else is wrong. We have a name for people like you; we call then "Tea Baggers". (They like to call themselves the "Tea Party", but they're causing more harm than good with their theories of conspiracy, and their spreading of false rumors that are found or perpetuated in rags rather than in reliable sources. You're doing the same thing by blasting the current Doctor Who series.)
And for the record, RTD was quoted as saying that he was "stepping away from" Doctor Who to concentrate on the Sarah Jane adventures and the concerted effort with Starz on Series 4 of Torchwood. The BBC never released a statement that RTD was "fired" from the Who production, nor did he, and I believe if that were true, one of them would have let it be known.
"Paul", it's obvious that you hate the new Doctor Who series; you have made that over-abundantly clear. So why don't you just stop watching it? Allow we other 90 percent of the Earth's population who love the show enjoy it, and watch it in peace, without having to read your poison.
Now let's end this repetitious drivel and get back on topic, shall we?
P. S. Paul Cavanagh, many apologies for misspelling your name. I have several friends – all unrelated to each other – whose surname is Cavanaugh (with the U in it), and spelling it that way has become habit. I hadn't realised that I misspelled your name until after I spotted it again AFTER I submitted my comments. So once more I apologise for that.
P. P. S. "Paul", I forgot to include in my list of TV series and films above, the novel "War of the Worlds" (H. G. Wells – 1898): a race of Martians try to conquer Earth. As you can see it was written in the late 19th Century, so your racism/immigration theory when it comes to being the basis for Doctor Who is unfounded; that premise has been around for far longer than that. (Read a little of Geoffrey of Monmouth's "The History of the Kings of England" and you'll see works of fiction concerning such matters go back as far as the 1100s.)
Wow, people are always so pissed off that actors may have lives outside of Doctor Who and their spin-offs, aren't they?
I doubt very very much that he's leaving right now – "the fall of the Eleventh" is, however, an indication of when he might be hanging up whatever hat he has for the 12th Doctor. Fans should just learn when to shut up about it.
Just a few reasons why I think it is ludicrous to say Doctor Who has racist undertones, or could be viewed as a racist, anti-alien/foreigner show:
1. The brilliant Martha Jones, as a most heroic companion.
2. A far-in-the-future black Queen of England.
3. A human woman NOT showing 'the best of humanity' when she unnecessarily kills a captive "alien" she was supposed to help keep alive in "The hungry Earth".
4. An Indian actress truly showing 'the best of humanity' in that same episode.
5. Mel – Amy's best friend since her school days portrayed by a black girl who turns out to be none other than a young River Song.
6. Rose Tyler and Ricky being an item. (Yeah, she dumps him, eventually – but because he lacked 'cojones', although he seems to grow some of those later LOL)
And the list goes on, and on… It's true there is racism out there, but DR is far from a good example of it…


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I often wonder about what would be the most effective/efficacious way toward a freer, more equitable, sustainable future. The problem with this is that the present is as urgent as the future. It seems to me like the u.s., if it were a person, could be characterized with a variety of crises—malaise, amnesia, dementia, alienation…if we are to learn anything from these crises it has to start with a seed of wonder inside of a person that questions why things are the way they are. i imagine "?" to be some kind of evolutionary compulsion that's inclined to homeostasis/sustainability (dharma?) via mutation-transformation.
The question of how things could change for the better begs meditation. The meditation makes one realize the funny thing is that change is a fact of now that we misassigned to the future.
It seems like systemic reality-consensus-making institutions intended for vast, disparate populaces, be it governments, corporations, religions, etc., often 1) rely on people's tendencies to internalize and embody the social processes that compose their environment (adorno) and 2) structurally privileges people's investment in the myopic dystopia of the individual-national, over the potential utopia of the communal-global.
Many United Statesians are particularly brainscorched with the inflammatory ideology of wealth and meritocracy, concussed by consumerism, drunk with hubris, amnesiated by the dehistoricizing nature of capitalist semiotics. ideas but greaseballs lubing our brains flabby.
If the problem is inequity/domination as a result of not only structural but individual failures to recognize/remedy said reality, how do we work toward this awakening into greater mindfulness?
Maybe this means we must create realities which encourage people to question how their realities are constructed. This means tapping into that which has been stifled by or redirected into capitalist endeavors—our capacities for creativity, compassion, and critical thought. Creativity comes naturally to all creatures, especially when they have time to play, and are not working absurd hours for little pay. Compassion is also evident interspecially, especially when beings aren't pitted against one another over limited resources (food, water, holy space, etc.) or over-privileged categories of domination (color, class, gender, etc.).
To ignite people's critical thought en masse is no easy task but is not beyond the realm of possibility. The key words are critical mass. There can be no dogma or authority, only perpetual yearning/seeking greater peace and unity. This unity is beyond words, it must be actualized in the cooperation itself.
All this is obviously a process that make take time way beyond our years. It not only entails exploding greater awareness of the destructive structures/systems and their socioherstorical specificities but some transnational cooperation that works toward cultural-spiritual transformation.
The spirit of a culture. It is a loose idea but bear with me here. If we each embody the spirit of a counter-capitalist culture, we can work toward our right to our free time, idleness, play—this means empowerment through education, meditation, the renouncing work (strikes), and living life as mutual relishing in non-work (art/music/jokes/carnivals/whatever).
Manifestos tend to be inaccessibe to the illiterate not to mention dryawny. How about living out your own manifestive?


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I am so excited. After talking about doing this for many years, we have finally done it! We have planted our garden. Yes! We planted it Monday evening. (Hence my not getting my menu plan posted on Monday!) Once we finished school and Wrestler was picked up, I headed to the store and purchased our plants. Hubby came home and tilled up the dirt from our burn pile. It produced beautiful rich soil.
We did not plant a "traditional" garden. We decided that we would plant in large planters and place them around the deck. This enables us to bring the plants up onto the deck during inclement weather.
While Hubby was tilling the dirt, I was cutting holes in the bottom of our plastic tubs. Need to have a way for the water to drain out.
Next we started filling the 12 containers with the fresh rich soil and hauling them toward the house! By this time the kids had come back from the park and they jumped in on the fun!!
{Julie helping shovel dirt}
{Captain America taking a turn!}
Then we hauled the buckets to the deck with the wagon! Captain America was such a big help to me. No pic of him pulling the wagon because Mom had to help him. Those buckets are heavy!!!
Then we placed them where we wanted them and planted our beautiful plants. We planted 3 tomato plants, green bell peppers, orange bell peppers, yellow bell peppers, banana peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, yellow squash, eggplant, and a bucket of herbs (basil, thyme, and oregano).
This is something that hubby and I have really wanted to do for the past few years. For one reason or another we just did not get it done. NO EXCUSES this year, we got it done and it is so rewarding.
I did not grow up learning to garden so I am leaning on Hubby for his knowledge. He grew up with a garden. I have discovered a new found love. It was so refreshing to get outside and "play" in the dirt yesterday! I am looking forward to tending to our new plants and seeing them produce. I can not wait to enjoy their delicious produce too!
So, I have no picture of the planters all placed, as it was dark by the time we finished last night. Then this morning we woke up to a "Wind Advisory" and "Flood Warning." I panicked and Hubby and I hauled all of our new seedlings up onto the deck. I didn't realize I'd be so concerned about our new plants! So, we will wait out the storm today and tomorrow on the deck, more protected.
I am looking forward to the kids and I all learning more about growing our own produce. It is going to be rich lessons for the kids to learn and know. When they are older they will be able to plant their own gardens.
Are you planting a garden this year? If so, what do you plan on planting?
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Colorful! Love the pots with handles – very smart! I'll be so happy when we have no more snow, no more frost, and I can begin work on my gardens! Such fun to do and so rewarding when you reap the harvest!


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I feel it is sadder for Dodge as I wished they'd stay in our sport, not have to deal with the loonies from Fiat, Rich.
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Are you sure about that switich to Ford, Mr. Penske?
By admin | October 1, 2012
By Richard Allen
The 2012 season could hardly have begun any better for the Ford Motor Company. Matt Kenseth sailed to victory in the Daytona 500 and one of the sport's power teams announced that it was switching from rival Dodge to the 'Blue Oval' at the end of the current season. But since then, there hasn't been very much to cheer about in Dearborn, Michigan.
Greg Biffle and Marcos Ambrose added a combined total of three more wins for Ford but the manufacturer's only two representatives in the Chase for the Championship(Kenseth and Biffle) have been a major disappointment after three playoff races.
Meanwhile, the team that announced it would leave Dodge in favor of Ford in 2013 has one of its drivers leading the current Sprint Cup standings. Brad Keselowski took the lead in points after his win in Dover this past Sunday and is on a roll having won two of the first three Chase races.
With Ford's recent collapse and the Penske surge while running equipment they intend to ditch in seven more weeks, one has to wonder if the thought has crept into the mind of owner Roger Penske that he may have made a mistake.
Granted, 'The Captain' did not reach billionaire status in the racing and business worlds by making mistakes, but the results are hard to ignore.
Of course, it could be argued that the addition of the Penske organization will not only add greater depth to the Ford lineup but also provide greater capabilities in engineering. That could cure Ford's ills quickly and put the brand back in contention in 2013.
When asked about Ford's lack of performance during MRN's pre-race radio coverage of the Dover race, Roush Fenway Racing driver Greg Biffle declared, "It's not Ford, it's our race teams." That statement would give rise to the hope that a new team could aid the manufacturer by providing fresh ideas.
However, the Jack Roush led organization has developed a reputation over the years of not always getting along well with other teams who operate under the same banner as them.
To possibly indicate that RFR's mentality toward other Ford teams has not changed, Dr. Jerry Punch indicated during his weekly appearance on Knoxville's WNML radio that Penske had initially wanted to use their current engine facilities to build their own power plants next season. According to the ESPN pit reporter, the team was told that they had to use Roush Yates Engines if they intended to run Fords.
Whether there will be a spirit of cooperation or not, Penske Racing is clearly moving to a manufacturer that is not keeping pace with their current Dodges as of right now. Time will tell if the move proves beneficial to both team and auto maker.
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10 Responses to "Are you sure about that switich to Ford, Mr. Penske?"
Tony Geinzer Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 6:27 am
Sue Rarick Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 7:04 am
I don't think Penske will have any problems.
I would venture to say that most of Brad's wins have been gas mileage wins and that brings to mind the early days of junior johnson when his chevy was way underpowered and yet he kept up with the big boys by disovering drafting. I think what Wolfe has figured out is that you can run in the top ten even if you cut back on horsepower.
Look at the times for a Nationwide car that has around 650HP and a Sprint car that has around 850HP, maybe a second a lap during qualifying. During a race less. A Sprint car gets around 4.5 MPG and a Nationwide car gets around 6 MPG. All Wolfe really has to do was reduce horsepower enough to gain MPG and they can still stay in a top ten position. We're not talking about a drastic drop, somewhere between 90 and 95% of top power.
I give then credit for figuring this out and it has worked well for them.
My problem is I hate gas mileage racing along with points racing. This seems to happen more often in Nascar and as a result I watch less and less.
RC Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 10:11 am
Penske setups will help keep them in winning form. I also think Penske will help in the engine deptartment too. Roush is great but adding Penske to the fold will be a BIG plus. Roush enigines are not the weak link. I believe the chassis set up is. I look for RPM, Roush and Penske to do very well or flat out dominate in 2013 .
holdin5aces Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 10:57 am
The Chevy camp was full up with prima donnas and Toyota apparently had no interest. So Ford it is. Perhaps with one more bright light to complement Jack Roush, Ford can re-emerge as a contender.
Henry Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 1:30 pm
Bravo Ms. Rarrick, good for you!! Relating history to our modern? NASCAR. They seem to race everything but cars, pit crews, fuel mileage, racing and bumping leaving pit road. Most of Brad's wins stink to high heaven! Nice guy running 90 miles an hour legally? on pit road, so sad to say the least. Good thing the big golf tournament was on during the race Sunday! What is NASCAR concerned with? The top 35 welfare program, and testing cars here, there, and yonder. They should make it like Darrell Waltrip's mythical "It's just like Saturday night racing", no practice, draw out of a hat, and then line up and race!!!
Jim Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 4:49 pm
Wow, is lightning going to strike the same place twice. Does anyone remember when ole Rusty was driving a Pontiac and won like 7 or 8 races in the last season doing so? What brand did they switch to the next season? Lets see, wasn't it a Ford? If memory serves me they couldn't get it to fall out of a tree that year. It took them quite some time before they even came close to their winning ways. Once again that greener grass might already be turning brown.
RacingFan Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 5:05 pm
I seem to remember reading not so long ago that the Penske Dodge cup engines were the strongest of anyone in NASCAR. If so, that goes against the reasoning in Ms. Rarrick's comments.
I have been following NASCAR for a long time. One factor that I eventually became convinced of over the years is that a stronger engine is a big advantage.
Brad may be winning on fuel mileage, but his car runs better overall than the Roush cars.
I used to think that Jack's teams were treated unfairly by NASCAR compared to the smooth, winsome Hendrick and his teams. But now I am wondering if Jack's personality isn't a major reason that his teams, though generally successful, have underperformed most of the time. An example is the inability to get Mark Martin a title, but it is not the only one.
I find it hard to believe that Penske will work well with Roush. When Penske sees Ford engineers learning from his teams what works and sharing that information with Roush, that will be the beginning of the end of the relationship.
Penske needs to lure another manufacturer in, or go back to Dodge.
Multiple car teams and sharing information between top level teams is killing NASCAR anyway.
Phil Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 5:47 pm
Doesnt anybody remember ryan newman getting good fuel mileage with penske? werent they running a size smaller jet in the carb or shorter linkage on the carb. They cant do that now because of efi but apparently somebody has it figured out there.
Blue Oval Ranch Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 6:15 pm
Rusty won 8 races in 94 in a Ford sounds like a very bad decision to switch
Russ Says:
October 2nd, 2012 at 8:25 pm
Are the guys in the Roush shop still having to save the breakaway rings from pop rivets to use as washers? At one time it was worth your job to get caught discarding them.
Whats the point? Think about it.


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WASHINGTON: The FBI is investigating how hackers were able to send out a bogus tweet on the Associated Press' Twitter feed that said President Barack Obama was injured in two explosions at the White House.
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We are excited to say that we have our Learning Labs teen advisory board in tact! We hand picked ten applicants to come and explore the world of digital making @ the NYSCI Maker Space.
Compiling the teen advisory board was a bit of a challenge, we wanted to keep an open framework while still setting guidelines for how we were to choose the group. We reviewed each application searching for teens with experience in digital making, i.e. working with videos, animation or programming.
In the application we asked about their experience with digital tools and projects, what they had made in school or on their own. We concluded by asking them to express what they would like to learn in the ways of digital making, if given the opportunity. The response we received to this question was an integral aspect in our final decision. We felt it was equally important for us to get a sense of what the applicant was driven to do.
We have our first of ten scheduled hangouts on December 1st and are eager to see how this whole process unfolds. When scheduling these hangouts we found it difficult to make it work for all the teens every time. We decided to set a schedule of regular hangouts every other Saturday and on the alternating Fridays we'll have a "make up" day. The teens can come to see the projects and software we messed around with the previous Saturday or to continue the work they started.
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· The boards of Peninsula Youth Soccer Club, San Mateo Soccer Club and Belmont United Soccer Club are working towards an agreement that allows them to work more closely together, combine resources and work towards the following Mission and Objectives:
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Claude Monet
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Students, today you will be researching Claude Monet's artwork as we begin our Impressionist painting unit. Therefore, you will gain an appreciation for this artist, his influence in the art world, and his technique of painting. In order to complete this assignment you will need a computer, art reproductions, and other media sources. So get ready to dig deep into Claude Monet's life!
Who is Claude Monet? Have you ever heard of him? What does his artwork look like? Claude Monet is a French Impressionist painter who loved to paint landscapes. He was the artist who gave Impressionism its name.
In order for you to gain the necessary information for this WebQuest there will be words or full sentences that will be highlighted and underlined blue. Those words or sentences are hyperlinked to websites that give you the exact information that you will need in order to answer the questions. In order to open the hyperlinks just right click the word or sentence and go to open hyperlink.
All of you have been given a critical analysis sheet as well as a worksheet to write your answers. Plus, each student has to write a summary of the overall information that they have discovered from this Webquest.
The worksheets will be graded as to how much effort and thought were put into the answers. Click here for worksheet.
The critical analysis will be graded as to how much effort, thought, and correct use of art vocabulary were put into the answers. Click here for the worksheet.
The summary will be graded on as to how much effort and thought were put in it as well.
In this Webquest all of your information is provided by words that are highlighted and underlined in blue. Therefore, none of you have to search the web to find information it is all here!
Each student will be working individually during this Webquest. However, I do not discourage students sharing their opinions and ideas about Monet's artwork.
Your task for this assignment is to research Claude Monet and answer the questions that I have provided as a guide. You will then write a summary about the new information you have learned after completing the WebQuest.
Where and when was Claude Monet birth and death?
Give a brief overview of Monet's early life.
What is the title of Monet's painting that gave Impressionism its name?
Look at numerous paintings by Claude Monet and write down some of the reoccurring characteristics of his artwork.
What specific subject is Monet most famous for painting?
Who was the woman that modeled for Monet? What resulted from their relationship?
What is your favorite or least favorite artwork by Monet? How does his artwork make you feel?
Critique one of Monet's paintings, of your choice and remember to use art vocabulary in your critique! (Use your critical analysis)
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Where your ideas or opinions of Claude Monet or Impressionism changed during this activity?
Did you like working by yourselves or would you have preferred groups?
Did any problems arise while doing this Webquest?
Did you enjoy this assignment?
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"Color is my day-long obsession, joy and torment" - Claude Monet


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This week I participated in a small group discussion with business and IT leaders who are focused on innovation. It was an interesting discussion that touched on these topics:
- The scope of innovation. Yes, innovation is on everyone's minds, in business publications and is the hot topic du jour. However, what exactly is innovation? What is the scope of innovation? Is it at the product or customer experience level, the business model level, the business process level, or at the departmental level? When talking about innovation, it's critical to identify what level within the organization or the addressable market you are focused on and the scope of your desired innovation. That helps determine the sponsors and participants, the skill sets required, the change management approach, the timeline, and many other critical components of the engagement.
- Sustainability. One of the biggest problems in innovation is sustainability — maintaining momentum over time. Often a senior executive comes in, shakes things up, gets people to buy into innovation, and then moves on in a couple of years. If leaders up and down the organization haven't fully embraced the innovation efforts as their own, the effort gets orphaned and dies when the executive champion and thought leader leaves.
- The industry sector. Most participants in the discussion felt that innovation almost always happens at the industry level — that industry expertise trumps technology expertise when coming up with strategic, game-changing ideas. They also thought that cross-training innovation leaders in IT if they are industry experts (and vice versa) is crucial. This means that CIOs may face a high hurdle when trying to get the business technology organization plugged into innovation initiatives.
- Professional services. It's possible to use outside organizations to help identify and execute innovation, but the results are mixed. The feeling among this group was that outside service organizations with the best track record in innovation are companies like McKinsey, Accenture, and Capgemini, although one believes that McKinsey is losing its edge. Business process outsourcing (BPO) companies are now striving to move into innovation, but their heritage of cutting costs and focusing on efficiency makes it a high hurdle — although one participant gave Cognizant high marks for innovation. Overall, when bringing in an external organization, make sure it has a broad and deep number of innovation consultants so that you actually get the people on the project that you are counting on. This is one of the problems the BPO firms have.
- Business development partners. One way to bring in innovation from the outside is to look to the external consultant's business development partners that manage the overall relationship with your firm. In the top firms, these business development partners often bring innovative ideas to you, free of charge, as a way to expand their relationship with your firm. Use this to your advantage.
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The YMCA was established at UNC in 1859 with a mission to uphold the morals of the University and promote Christian brotherhood. It was regarded as a place of religious dialogue and emphasis. The Campus Y is composed of a number of committees and special projects that focus on a particular social justice issue.
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North Gwinnett quarterback C.J. Uzomah said Monday that Georgia remains a serious contender for his services despite last Friday's news that bluechip prospect Christian LeMay has already accepted a scholarship offer from the Bulldogs.
Uzomah, arguably the top quarterback in Georgia this year, has long held a scholarship offer from the Bulldogs. So has Wilcox County's Nick Marshall, Uzomah's chief competition as the state's best of the best. LeMay, of Matthews, N.C., is the No. 2-ranked quarterback in America per Scout.com.
Georgia coach Mark Richt has been quoted as saying the Bulldogs do not plan to sign more than one quarterback in the Class of 2011. But it's Uzomah's understanding they might sign two quarterbacks now that the status of backup Logan Gray has become murky.
"As far as LeMay committing, he is a great quarterback and everything. As far as affecting my decision, it might a little bit," said Uzomah, one of 22 Georgia players who earned U.S. Army All-America nominations on Monday at the Fox Sports Grill at Atlantic Station. "But I highly doubt it because football is all about competition, especially at quarterback. Playing quarterback, not everybody in the nation can do it. As my dad says, if it was easy everybody would do it. Competition breeds athletes. So I don't think it will be that big of a factor for me."
Uzomah has the luxury of being able to pick and choose. The 6-foot-6 (yes, he has grown an inch since last season), 240-pound signal-caller has 18 scholarship offers to date, most all of them of the major college football power variety.
A recent story on a recruiting website listed a top six of Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, LSU, Miami and Kentucky for Uzomah. But he said Monday he hasn't yet reached the point of whittling down to finalists.
"I don't have a top-whatever right now," Uzomah said. "But I do plan to have one hopefully soon, maybe by the end of spring practice. I'd like to narrow it down to three or a little bit more manageable number. I would like to make a commitment before the season because I want to focus on my senior season. That's where I am right now."
One thing that is changed is that everybody is now recruiting Uzomah strictly as a quarterback. A one-time wide receiver/tight end, he was once labeled as the proverbial "athlete."
Meanwhile, it has been a little bit harder to get a read on Marshall, who led Wilcox County to the Class A state championship last fall. Marshall could not be reached Monday but his coach, Mark Ledford, said his quarterback was aware of LeMay's decision and was largely unaffected by it.
"I told him he was probably going to get some calls about this and he said he didn't have anything to say," Ledford said Monday. "I asked him what he thought about it and he just said, 'OK.'"
Marshall's situation is even more complicated by the fact that he also holds multiple scholarship offers as a guard in basketball. Georgia, Florida State and several other schools have offered him in both sports.
"That's one of his problems," Ledford said. "He's still got to decide what he wants to do in college and he's not there yet."
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May 3rd, 2010
5:34 pm
St Richt is right.. Athens is a great place.. almost every state has a major University in a nice college town.. it's cool to stay in your home State.. play where you know people.. family can come to see you play !!!
May 3rd, 2010
5:35 pm
St> Richt you sir are a dumba@# how can UGA know Mett was gonna have a lapse in judgement or any of the other guys were just gonna be regular college kids and get in trouble for drinking. Heaven for bid anybody has a good time these guys made mistakes and paid for them in mett's case dearly so to sum up kids make mistakes you are a poser dork that belongs on north ave. pretending you can carry anybody from UGA's jock Peace im out!! GATA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
May 3rd, 2010
5:36 pm
I am just kidding, every school has there issues. Not just UGA
May 3rd, 2010
5:36 pm
the two first comments speak volumes about their authors. Great article about a fine young man who deserves to not be judged by the actions of others. CJ, take your time and make the decision that is best for you and your family. I look forward to watching you play this fall at NGHS.
May 3rd, 2010
5:37 pm
May 3rd, 2010
5:38 pm
Uzomah will be an Auburn Tiger. He loves the Auburn offense.
May 3rd, 2010
5:39 pm
Zach has enough problems without people impersonating him, in his name, making derogatory comments. The young man made a mistake. The young lady is satisfied with the punishment. Leave him along. I can only imagine the kinds of mistakes you have made to judge him like this.
The good thing about Uzomah is that he could possible play 2-3 different positions and still be a back-up qg for GA, if, that was something he would consider. GA is known for turning out very good tightends and needs good athletes that are as versatile as Uzomah seems to be.
May 3rd, 2010
5:40 pm
Richt's track record with QB's and being a pipeline to the NFL. The 2 Heisman trophy winning QB's and the 3rd QB that finished #2 for the Heisman is impressive, but so are the over 60+ guys Richt has helped get to the NFL (#2 in the Nation over decade). 90 wins in 9 seasons in the SEC–the only active coach to get to 90 in 9. Stafford's guaranteed $50 mill and going #1 in the NFL draft ain't bad either. The NFL LOVES Mark Richt.
When you add Richt's character and manner, that's what makes Richt so attractive.
I like CJ's attitude towards competition, that's what the great ones do, they don't fear anybody, and they don't back down.
Not sure CJ is decisive enough to be great. The ones who take forever to narrow down, they don't know who they are, don't know their values. If you know yourself well, it makes the decision quick and easy.
May 3rd, 2010
5:53 pm
The LeMay commit will damage Georgia's chance of getting anymore QB commits. None of the top will commit.
May 3rd, 2010
6:01 pm
The guys who wait, will let all the best QB's get the best schools, so they're missing out. They'll get the leftovers. None of the big schools want to play games and wait on a guy, they want the guy to be a leader, declare early, commit, and bring some guys with him. Richt's not gonna wait on guys this year after what happened with Da Rick. He's looking for non fence sitters.
"maybe" = "no".
May 3rd, 2010
6:10 pm
There has to be more to the story than just a boy grabbing a girls breast and butt! The girl must be a Florida fan, and that is why she pressed charges. I mean come on! Just for grabbing a girl. I know what he did was wrong, and I would expect him to be punished, but that judgement is going way overboard. I guess he should have grabbed a girl in Macon instead of Valdosda. In Macon it must be ok with the police to grab girls. There QB's do it and get away with it.
May 3rd, 2010
6:12 pm
Uzomah is a big kid. I would like to see him in UGA's pro offense, not that gimmicky crap Auburn runs. I like what he says about "competition at QB" but does he really mean it?
May 3rd, 2010
6:18 pm
Come to UGA, it will be great to see 4 superstar qbs start at the same time!!!!
May 3rd, 2010
6:18 pm
"Georgia is my current leader" = "maybe yes"? Mr. Uzomah seems to put more serious thought into the decision than Mr. LeMay.
May 3rd, 2010
6:20 pm
I wonder? – you must be a moron — because anyone who does what he did deserves the punishment he received. No means No does it not? I am glad to see him step and take responsibility and I think he can recover. What if it had been your daughter or your sister?
He only got probation – that is it — how is that overboard.
May 3rd, 2010
6:29 pm
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May 3rd, 2010
6:31 pm
Both should come to uga play in the pro style qb by commity and go 1 and 2 in the draft 4 or 5 yrs from now working together works don't u think
May 3rd, 2010
6:31 pm
I wonder? Are you as intelligent as the post that you just made?
May 3rd, 2010
6:34 pm
Why wouldn't Richt just come out and say Mett was kicked off the team for assaulting a girl?
I have a feeling that if another QB commits to the Dawgs that LeMay will bolt to Clemson and leave the dawgs screwed at the last minute. Remember DaRick??
May 3rd, 2010
6:39 pm
UGa's verbal commitments are a real hoot! They are all such fine, straightforward and focused young men, who definitely know what they think they want.
May 3rd, 2010
6:44 pm
cat's fly were did you go ??? why are you on UGA ?? these are 16 year old kids.. you are you ???
May 3rd, 2010
6:49 pm
"Georgia coach Mark Richt has been quoted as saying the Bulldogs does not plan to sign more than one quarterback in the Class of 2011."
The question is what was Lemay told. If he was told UGA was only going to sign one QB and they sign two, is LeMay out?
LeMay is smart to call it a "leader" and not a "commitment".
May 3rd, 2010
6:58 pm
There goes Chip again, deleteing any post that has ANYTHING negative to say about uga. Blah, blah. He has made this a USELESS blog. Rah, rah, go uga.
For a reporter that is supposed to report on RECRUITING, why does he ONLY report on uga?
May 3rd, 2010
7:01 pm
Mark Richt needs more clipboard toter's to help Boo BOO bottom line…..
May 3rd, 2010
7:02 pm
any qb who list kentucky ahead of UGA we do not need.
May 3rd, 2010
7:03 pm
May 3rd, 2010
7:04 pm
Again, CMR, leader of men. I love how the Chipster keeps deleting my comments and he's also probably the one stealing my handle above. I love how the AJC is trying to keep the negativity to a minimum. Sweep it under the rug. If it weren't for the sexual assault CMR would have slapped him on the wrist and maybe suspended him for a half.
May 3rd, 2010
7:05 pm
Do my eyes deceive me…"Barack Dawg"? I wasn't aware any dawg fans voted for Barack?
But I digress, back to football. Uzomah won't be coming to Athens. UGA does sign two QBs though and it will be with Nick Marshall. Murray starts for the next three years (won't be leaving early for the NFL). Mason is redshirted this year unless Murray has an injury. Then Mason will start his junior and senior year. Meaning that unless another QB believes he can top LeMay he won't seriously consider the dawgs. That gets us at least 7 years down the road.
May 3rd, 2010
7:06 pm
I cant believe it….. Bill King has banned me….. Talk about censorship without warning… sheesh….
May 3rd, 2010
7:07 pm
Yeah, Reality, they've deleted my posts everywhere. And only 1 of them might have been considered inappropriate. There is a double standard on this blog- Georgia fans can say anything they want regardless of how stupid it or degrading it is. Any others are subject to have comments deleted if it upsets the writer in any way.
May 3rd, 2010
7:07 pm
Barack Dawg,,, stop using a Dawg name on your post,,, trying to make everyone think you are a Dawg fan. We all know what team you are a fan of. And also, you know I am right.
May 3rd, 2010
7:08 pm
Lets see how long this one lasts- hey Chip and Bill(Uncle Jessie): insert picture of middle finger being extended.
May 3rd, 2010
7:10 pm
Dawg Stephen started this crap on banning……. booooooooooooooooo
May 3rd, 2010
7:12 pm
Verbal commitments or leaders doesnt mean squat………
May 3rd, 2010
7:19 pm
When is UGA gonna start recruiting some corn fed boys?????
May 3rd, 2010
7:23 pm
T Sturdivant is very lucky to still be on the team. If that belly touching incident happened in Valdosta he would be just like the Zach man.
May 3rd, 2010
7:24 pm
PLEASE READ!!!!!!To all you doubters of Bobo and his decisions!!!!!!!!! Lets state the facts, and although I'm not a huge fan, think about it!,…….David Green, all time winningest QB in NCAA history before Colt, DJ Shockley, SEC champion, Matt Stafford was an NFL first rounder, and as bad as I hate to say it, even J Cox averaged 29 pts a game and threw for 25 TD's……I know, the ints were bad, but think about it……., now we have Murray, and Mr LeMay in the wings……things are'nt so bad………….We'll be fine and great things to come………even as much as we talk about him, we've been pretty successful………and apparrently, top tier QB's think highly of him too!
May 3rd, 2010
7:29 pm
I Wonder: and don't forget Milledgeville police especially if you are a bigtime NFL star.
May 3rd, 2010
7:36 pm
St. Richt: You got the wrong coach. Urban is your boy if you want assault and battery,eye gouging linebackers put in the penalty box for 15 minutes. You need to get a life boy!
May 3rd, 2010
7:38 pm
St. Richt: If you don't like the way you are treated on this blog don't let the door hit……………..
May 3rd, 2010
7:39 pm
Auburn's spread offense is a much better fit for Uzomah's game. Also, Uzomah can play right away. He would back up Cameron Newton as a true freshman and take over as a true sophomore. UGA really is better off going after more polished dropback passers like Stafford and LeMay than the raw dual threat athletes. The D.J. Shockley fiasco shows that Richt has no idea what to do with the latter.
May 3rd, 2010
7:44 pm
why would he consider sitting for four years, these kids don't want to compete they want a promise to start. in the end they all pull a D'Rick.
May 3rd, 2010
8:04 pm
Although Richt didn't initially seem to know how to handle 2 very talented quarterbacks (Greene and Shockley), in the end one went on to have the most wins of any QB of all time and the other won the SEC in his only year of starting. Both went on to the NFL so….although I agree that Auburn maybe better for a dual threat QB I still think Richt does a good job of coaching either.
Reality, I think Chip is nicely giving you a clue that you are somehow slow to catch on to.
May 3rd, 2010
8:10 pm
Anyone concerned that we have so few offers out to Defensive Tackles? I thought one of Grantham's big concerns was not having the prototypical "Nose" for the 3-4. Who is the recruit that we are targeting to fit that bill? Gabriel Wright, Marquise Wright, and Lonnie Gosha are the only DT's we have offered. Tuitt could fit the bill with his 260lb frame, but I think the true BIG DT is coveted by Grantham? Anyone?
May 3rd, 2010
8:15 pm
Mark Richt is such a great man. He is the one. The chosen one. If I had a son that played QB I'd want to send him to Mark Richt. He has such great values, he teaches his players so well about life and how to handle yourself around downtown Athens and to be an ambassador for UGA when you go out of town. He teaches them to stay away from drugs and alcohol, and to always make sure that your drivers license is up to date and currently no suspended. He teaches them that if you come to UGA, and he's promised you that he'll keep a smile on your face that he'll play you to keep his word and cost his team a national championship if that's what it takes. Mark Richt a good man.
Georgia: The Wisconsin of the SEC
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May 3rd, 2010
8:22 pm
Good story on a good kid. Met him at a recruiting reception on the field before a game last year. Kid's got a good head on his shoulder. I'd love to see him in Athens as a Dawg but wish him nothing but the best if he goes elsewhere.
May 3rd, 2010
8:30 pm
He doesn't want to go to auburn its the most racist campus in the us.
May 3rd, 2010
8:42 pm
C. J. Uzomah, QB 6′5″ 235 lbs. 4.75 – 40 Position Rank #14, Pos. Rating 4 stars Class of 2011
Per current info on Scout.com
May 3rd, 2010
8:47 pm
Uzomah – unfortunately you'd likely end up like Gray. Three years from now, you'd be asking yourself why you made such a horrendous decision. I love the Dawgs and would love to see you playing for my BullDawgs like you currently play for the NG Bulldogs…but that would be selfish on my part. Go where you have a chance to play often and long!!! You will get much more satisfaction out of that than playing periodically if ever. Here is hoping a top tiered Georgia high school QB will land somewhere and have a chance at playing in the NFL in the future.
May 3rd, 2010
8:50 pm
I don't know why, but I continue to be amazed by the number of posters who use poor English, sentence structure, etc……I suppose it is indicative of the LACK of education some have. Many pretend to boast academics when they have no clue.
C.J. – Good luck on making a decision on what is best for you and what will make you happy. With your size, QB seems the ideal position but WR would not be bad at all! One aspect of recruiting that should loom large in all young men, is the life lessons classes that Coach Richt teaches the seniors, and the climate he creates for those who want to take advantage of it. Some misuse it and show their immaturity, which is to be expected when dealing with this many young men.
Accepting responsibility for our individual actions is something we have to do all our lives. For some, it starts earlier than they realize.
College is a major step in ones life toward responsible decision making. Realize it, and in turn, use it to your benefit.
Come to UGA and have a leg up on these lessons if you really want that.


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amplitude - the distance from rest position or equilibrium to the crest or trough of a wave.
angle of incidence - the angle formed between an incident wave and a normal.
angle of reflection - the angle formed between a reflected wave and a normal.
antinodes (loops) - double crests and double troughs in a standing wave.
compressions - the region in a longitudinal wave where particles are closer together then normal.
constructive interference - two crests or two troughs interfere to produce a resultant displacement greater than the displacement by either wave itself.
crest - the top of a transverse wave.
cycle - one complete oscillation or vibration of a wave.
destructive interference - a wave and a crest interfere to produce a resultant displacement less than the displacement by either wave itself.
diffraction - the bending of waves around an object or through an opening.
electromagnetic waves - disturbances made up of electric and magnetic fields that do not require a medium for travel.
frequency - the number of oscillations or vibrations per second.
interference - two or more waves acting simultaneously on the same particles of a medium.
longitudinal waves - waves such as sound where the particles move or vibrate parallel to the direction of the wave.
mechanical waves - disturbances that require a medium for travel.
nodes - points in a standing wave where the positive and negative pulses cancel each other resulting in areas of rest (no movement).
period - the time required to complete one cycle.
periodic waves - regular, repeated waves.
principal focus - the point at which waves converge at when reflecting from a concave or parabolic barrier.
pulse - a single wave movement.
rarefaction - the region between compressions in a longitudinal wave.
refraction - the changing of direction in waves as they pass from one medium to another. The change in direction is accompanied by a change in speed and wavelength.
standing wave - reflected waves from the end of a medium interfering with incident waves so that specific points appear to be standing still.
surface waves - a combination of transverse and longitudinal waves at the surface of water.
transverse waves - waves such as water or slinky waves where the particles in the medium move or vibrate perpendicular to the direction of the wave.
trough - the bottom of a transverse wave.
wave - the transfer of energy in the form of a disturbance.
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The Bethlehem Area School Board voted unanimously, 9-0, Monday night to authorize the design phase for a new Nitschmann Middle School in West Bethlehem, according to The Express Times.
The board opted for new construction at a cost of $53.7 million rather than pursue a third set of renovations for the existing 90-year-old building.
In addition to new construction, the board was looking at three renovation options that ranged in cost from $23.1 million to $48.4 million.
Back in January, board President Mike Faccinetto said he thought that building new was now the most pragmatic option. Though some questioned the cost, others on the board agreed.
"After taking a tour of the building, I do not think it is a proper learning environment," said Director Shannon Patrick.
While the cost of construction shakes out to $60.52 a year for every school district taxpayer, the corresponding tax bills are not expected to increase by that amount as the district pays off other long-term construction debts.
That is one reason why Nitschmann construction is not due to start until 2015, which conceivably also gives the board some time to change its mind.
Nitschmann is the only middle school of four in the Bethlehem Area School District that has not been extensively renovated or replaced since the district began an aggressive capital improvement program 20 years ago.
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If your brand is making the effort to invest time and money in creating a presence across various social media channels, your investments are likely to be better served by ensuring that your activities in each channel are complementary but not aggregated or duplicative of each other.
Aggregation does tend to make the super engaged tweeter's life easier, as it allows the simultaneous broadcast of what they had for breakfast to all of their friends across their networks. This raises the question of why post the same identical thought to five different websites? It then becomes likely that your group of friends, long lost elementary school pals, and Uncle Steve will all come across it multiple times.The same sense applies to brands. If you bombard your customer everywhere they turn with the same exact copy, they'll remove you from at least one of the channels they find to be repetitive. Instead brands must be strategic in how they integrate social media alongside the more traditional advertising and marketing methods they are currently engaged in, and consider how to best deliver a consistent message in the most appropriate way for these new and different channels.
Starbucks, the brand rated number one in the 2009 wetpaint / ALTIMETER study of Interbrand's Most Valuable Brands, conducted the most socially engaged, smart, dimensionalized and integrated campaign in the U.S. last spring. While Starbucks had not traditionally undertaken much above-the-line advertising, it made the decision to launch a large newspaper, magazine, and billboard campaign in the U.S.
At the same time, it used Twitter and Facebook to ask its fans to take pictures of the new billboards and be the first to post them back to the group. The print campaign, which emphasized the quality of Starbucks' coffee over their competitors, was supported by a YouTube video series in which coffee experts discussed what was special about Starbucks' quality. Additionally, it ran one television commercial, and then re-posted it online, resulting in a frenzy of Twitter activity and many additional viewings. Although it's not clear what the campaign cost, it appears to have paid off. Q3 and Q4 earnings increased year over year and Starbucks' stock price, which was hovering around US $13 before the campaign's start, was up to US $23 by the end of 2009.
You don't need to have a venti-sized budget to create an integrated social media campaign. A small Singaporean diner, the garden slug, maintains a presence via its dual website/blog, a Facebook and Twitter account, and a Flickr page. The blog serves to reinforce the diner's brand through a mixture of photography and humor. The Facebook and Twitter accounts, while a bit duplicative, serve as a means to interact with the diner's fans, and the Flickr page has become a visually pleasing repository of the diner's interesting dishes, staff and events. By nicely balancing activities between these channels and ensuring the brand's personality comes across through each, the garden slug succeeds in dimensonalizing its message. So how do you decide where to focus your communications, how to deliver your message in each channel, and how do they all work together to build big-picture brand value? The first step is to examine your channel strategy. For all but a few brands, you can't and most likely don't need to have a presence in every channel. How do you decide which channels to choose then? Here are a few areas to consider:
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Is everyone still drowning in zucchini out there? If you're looking for a low-carb (no-carb?), filled with veggies, use-up-your-zucchini meal that fills tummies and pleases tastebuds, you're at the right post. This may well be our favorite summer meal, and I love it because it's so healthy and easy to make.
I also have some great memories of my two-year-old son slicing zucchini with his cheese slicer that looks like a meat cleaver. (See this post for a photo!) Buddy Boy completely did the zucchini job himself two years ago. …If only I could get him to help me in the kitchen like that now! ("Mom, can I go outside and play with my friends?")
You'll want to find a tasty sausage for this recipe, and use a spaghetti sauce that you know your family likes. Those two ingredients are the star players and change the flavor dramatically. We used some good pastured pork sausage this summer, but in the past I have used cheap ground turkey and made it into homemade sausage.
|Sausage Zucchini Bake
- 1 pound sausage, mild or spicy, or homemade
- 1 chopped onion
- 1 chopped green pepper
- 1-3 cloves garlic, crushed
- 1-2 large zucchini, sliced
- 1 jar spaghetti sauce or 3 c. homemade
- 1 Tbs fresh basil, chopped
- 1-2 Roma tomatoes, sliced
- 2 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
- Parmesan cheese
- Brown sausage.
- Saute onion, pepper and garlic (add last) with the meat (in olive oil? See this post for research!).
- Pour a little spaghetti sauce in a 9×13 glass baking dish.
- Layer 1-2 large sliced zucchinis on top.
- Mix the remaining spaghetti sauce in a large bowl with the sauteed meat and veggies and the fresh basil.
- Pour over the zucchini.
- Layer sliced tomatoes (they don't have to be Romas, but those are prettier) on top, then cover with mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese.
- Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes, then uncover and bake for 15-30 minutes longer, until the cheese is browned and the sides are bubbling.
*Note: If you want to make sure the zucchini gets soft, you can optionally parboil it for a few minutes before layering in the pan. I skip that step because I hate making more dishes! Also, the dish will be pretty watery at the end if you use raw zukes, so either parboil, roast on a cookie sheet, or slice/shred and salt the zucchini and drain well before layering.
Since I'm learning so much about the dangers of aluminum, I chose to tent the aluminum foil so it didn't really touch the cheese.
You can also put parchment paper under the foil so it doesn't touch the food OR simply invert a cookie sheet over the baking dish.
If you roasted your zucchini, use the same cookie sheet as the "lid" above.
Not perhaps the most photogenic meal, especially if you don't take the time to get the extra moisture out of the zukes first…but one of the most delicious recipes I have!
Challenge yourself to get as many ingredients as you can from your Farmer's Market or your garden! Just another reason to love this dish.
Find the ultimate list of zucchini recipes at The Finer Things in Life.
It was a tough choice, but I chose this as my Favorite Recipe for Life as MOM's Ultimate Recipe Swap today. There are so many good ones!
Other Great Summer Recipes:
- Jamaican Meat Marinade
- Summer Fruit Dips
- Homemade Guacamole
- California Chicken Wraps
- Pasta Salad Variations: Traditional, Pizza, Spicy Red Pepper and Greek
- Sausage, Beans and Kale Soup
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I made this dish for dinner tonight. It was quick, easy, and delicious. Next time, I will make more of the sauce, which was wonderful. Nice weekday meal!
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I made this recipe with the spinach linguine scaloppine and while the taste was good my sauce wasn't very thick so I need to work on that but otherwise I will definitely make this again.
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The Green Bay Packers (9-4) continued a couple of streaks and moved atop the NFC North as they rallied from a 14-0 first half deficit to beat the Detroit Lions (4-9) at Lambeau Field last night, 27-20. The Packers have now beaten the Lions 22 consecutive times in Wisconsin and they have won eleven straight against teams from the NFC North. Head coach Mike McCarthy thought that it was a total team win…
Aaron Rodgers completed 14 of 24 passes for 173 yards and his only score of the night came on a 27-yard run in the third quarter. The Packers quarterback was asked if the steady snow that fell through three quarters affected the game…
The slip that Rodgers was referring to was the second quarter fumble that Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford lost. The loose ball was scooped up by defensive end Mike Daniels, who returned it 43 yards for a score. Daniels talked about that play, which cut Detroit's lead to 14-10…
Last night's win coupled with the Bears loss at Minnesota, puts the Packers in a position where they can wrap up the NFC North with a win at Chicago Sunday. Corner Tramon Williams likes where the Packers are at…
The Packers will take on the Bears Sunday at Noon at Soldier Field.
Including the postseason, the Packers are now 95-65-7 against the Lions.
Under head coach Mike McCarthy, the Packers have won 13 of 14 games against Detroit.
The Packers have won seven of their last nine on Sunday night. They are 20-6 all-time in Sunday night games for an NFL-best winning percentage of .760.
In the NFC North Sunday:
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T-Mobile is the only major carrier in the US that doesn't have an LTE network. Sure enough, it does offer 4G services, but they're limited to HSPA+ 42Mbps. All this will change next year, when T-Mobile is going to launch LTE, obviously helped (financially) by its parent company, Deutsche Telekom. T-Mobile's official goal is to roll-out its LTE network and cover roughly 100 million people by mid-2013. Thus, it could introduce quite a few LTE smartphones and tablets in the first half of the year.
Now, how about an LTE-capable Samsung Galaxy S III? You see, T-Mobile's current S III — which is an HSPA+ device — is known as SGH-T999. So what could an SGH-T999L be? A variant of T-Mo's S III, of course. The Bluetooth SIG confirms that the T999L is headed to North America, but it unveils little else about it. One may argue that the Bluetooth SIG lists the T999L as a GSM phone, with no mention of LTE whatsoever. True, but the product page for AT&T's SGH-i747 is similar — and yet the i747 features LTE. Hence the T999L could be an LTE device anyway.
Whatever it turns out to be, the SGH-T999L is certainly a Galaxy S III model that's currently not on the market. We will try to dig up some more info, and get back to you when we have it.
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