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Be sure to check out Tim Tucker's report on Georgia's scrimmage today, the first of the preseason. Richard Samuel had a big day, possibly muddying the tailback waters more, though Mark Richt noted that he had more space to run than the other backs. He was Mr. Big Play, with a 63-yard TD run and a 70-yard touchdown catch. Will he pass Caleb King for first in line on the tailback committee? It'll be interesting to watch over the next couple of weeks.
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August 12th, 2009
3:59 pm
August 12th, 2009
4:02 pm
Samuel, King, Thomas, an outstanding 1- 2- 3 punch.
August 12th, 2009
4:08 pm
August 12th, 2009
4:08 pm
Samuel, Kin, Thomas, a great 1-2-3 punch. Let's get ready to rumble!!!!!!!!!
August 12th, 2009
4:11 pm
High praise for CMR and CMB.
August 12th, 2009
4:13 pm
Well so much for Samuel playing Linebacker.
August 12th, 2009
4:21 pm
1. Not one of the 5 RB's in the running could start in Techs backfield.
2. Stafford was wise beyond his years before he came to georgia so I don't think Bobo can take much credit unless Stafford (not Bill King-LOL) says it.
3. Rumble all the way to the Music City Bowl dogs. Hope our beating you sends you there vs a FL bowl
August 12th, 2009
4:24 pm
Wow, Samuel and Thomas both had a great day. 22 yards per carry. I'll take it.
August 12th, 2009
4:34 pm
#2 D with all the depth from last years fill-in players doesn't seem to any better than last years D. How did the #2 O do against the #1 D?
August 12th, 2009
4:36 pm
Hey Yellow Buzz, it appears that you have been smoking wacky backy again. Tech would have loved to have any of those backs, as they are all great backs. Tech's backfield is desigend for the run you doofus. If you know as much about your so called engineering as you do football you can probabaly get another building or two to fall down.
Stafford learned alot from BOBO as he has stated several times, and Tech learned alot from him as in how to keep losing.
It appears that there were several years in the past in which you Techie bumbling bees would love to go to the Music City Bowl (Like most years). I guess it beats sitting at home for the bowl season. What do you think, Chick Fil A bowl, Grant field toilet bowl breath.
Isn't it a shame about Tech!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
August 12th, 2009
4:38 pm
And, fuzz, you still won't visit a BCS bowl – or win whatever crap bowl you might go to. Remember this: none of our RBs EVER wanted to start in gtu's backfield.
August 12th, 2009
4:43 pm
Great plug for the UGA coaches!!! We're going to continue to get the best talent at QB with the offense that we run and comments like that.
August 12th, 2009
4:45 pm
yellow fuzz-
1. you're right because we run a pro-style set not a high school triple option. Our running backs are COLLEGE backs not HS ones.
2.You obviously did not follow Stafford's maturation process at UGA, he was very raw when he got here
3.Music City Bowl is more likely where you'll find your techies.
BTW- keep hoping but remember this…hope is not a strategy.
August 12th, 2009
4:53 pm
Yellow Fuzz, can you please get someone at AJC to post your many pictures of the "blue turf bowl"? We dog fans have never been there because we like playing on New Years in the warmer regions.
August 12th, 2009
4:56 pm
yellowfuzz, #1, and your point is? #2 Ga hasn't had a QB that didn't dominate GT in more than a decade (and won't have anytime soon) #3 The Music City Bowl is not played on Jan 1st so I'm pretty sure UGA won't be there. An additional note for you, Boise is having the annual GT blue rug bowl again this year….they hope to sell 10,000 seats for the game if they can get Coke to co-sponsor with Papa Johns
August 12th, 2009
4:56 pm
Georgia does not go to any Bowl Game and get beat down like 38-3.
August 12th, 2009
4:58 pm
Yellowfuzz… Stafford went to UGA so that he could be tutored by Bobo and Richt. That's why he freakin chose UGA you nimrod.
August 12th, 2009
4:58 pm
man dontavious tore it up baby! mmmhmmm like sweet potato pie!
August 12th, 2009
4:59 pm
I can't figure out why anyone who can't stop a team for rushing over 400 yards on them and LOSE. would refer to it as a "high school offense".
how stupid can you get?
I heard Samuel had a good scrimmage, anyone know if he had an average 16.5 yards a carry?
August 12th, 2009
4:59 pm
Snatch ur purse tech fan
August 12th, 2009
5:02 pm
Denver Dog
Too Easy
Jax Dawg
Who won last year's "Georgia Bowl"?
And of those 408 yards we gained on the ground, which one of them was by a "high school running back"? LOL. And which of our two backs that rushed for 100 yards against your overrated preseason number one azz, which one was a "high school running back"?
And I recalling hearing two of you three trash our "high school triple option" when you were up 16 points at half time. But I didn't hear you say much when we bitch slapped you 26-0 in the 3rd qtr. LOL.
August 12th, 2009
5:05 pm
Yellow fuzz- Tech will be lucky to even be invited to a bowl this year after the chickfila BEATDOWN last year. what was the score a**hole 38-3. The only way you beat uga last year was your offence was so inept in the first half and your defence s**ked, so we thought we had the game won. we were and are the better team. we were not used to tech putting up a fight after 7 wins in a row against you tech a**sholes. This year you will see the fight in the dawg for the whole game. Than you Sh*t A**es will crawl back in your hole for another 7 years.
August 12th, 2009
5:09 pm
31-0 (at the half when Alabama put in their male cheerleaders)
49-10 (your annual beat down in jax)
2103 (yards given up by your defense over the last 6 games of the year
45-42 (2008 Georgia Bowl loss to your state rivals)
26-0 (3rd quarter bitch slapping in Georgia Bowl by your state rivals)
August 12th, 2009
5:09 pm
August 12th, 2009
5:10 pm
Great. We get a usual JP Sports time slot for the Vomiteers game because they are garbage unworthy of a national telecast. They will have already been manhandled by Florida and UCLA by then.
Georgia wouldn't have any of Tech's RBs because we didn't recruit any of them. Not even Dwyer. Now go back to getting laughed off of internet dating sites…herb.
August 12th, 2009
5:12 pm
Off topic, but any Georgia basher who blasts UGA for playing a weak schedule this year is just not being honest with themselves… and there are those who are actually claiming UGA is not playing a murderous schedule this year.
They point to Ten. Tech as their proof. Yes, that is a cupcake, but EVERY school has at LEAST one on their scheule and most have 2-3. Show me one top 25 team that doesn't have at least 1 cupcake on their schedule. TX should be ashamed of themselves as should Notre Dame. Notre Dame is ranked #23 and will only be an underdog in one of their games the entire season. That just isn't what Notre Dame is supposed to be about. Florida has three cupcake games scheduled. Nebraska has 3 plus Baylor in conference. Ohio State is a little better than they usually are with two cupcakes, but you do have to hand it to them for playing USC. USC plays just one cupcake, but Washington and Washington state have been lay down games the past couple of years, so it depends how those two squads are.
How can anyone call UGA's schedule an easy one? If not UGA, who has a good schedule this year?
August 12th, 2009
5:15 pm
GT should worry about beating VA instead of living off of a 3 point win.Funny how they don't have much to say about the LSU game.BTW it's NOT like VA is beating GT by squeakers either.What's up with THAT Techies?
August 12th, 2009
5:20 pm
Great news about Richard Samuels performance in the scrimmage. I thought that both Samuels and King were not ready to play last year as Moreno's backup, plain and simple. In Samuel's case he was very young (he must have skipped a grade somewhere along the line) so one year might really make a difference.
Each back only had 4-5 carries in that scrimmage, so this doesn't tell us definitively who the best backs are, but it is good do hear that Samuel's had a good day
August 12th, 2009
5:29 pm
Bill, can you go ahead and provide the link for that countdown to the first Georgia game? I know all the tech fans would love to have that on thier laptop.
Also during the season, you might put a little blurb down at the bottom of your page, where they can go look and see if tech played over the weekend.
August 12th, 2009
6:12 pm
Bill you need to send them all an e-mail alert so they can be 1st, 2nd, 3rd and so on to post on the GEORGIA BULLDOG blogs. I think it's funny but they have no sense of humor over on the TECH blogs. They want someone to monitor the posts. Can you believe that?
August 12th, 2009
6:18 pm
The only reason nerds are spewing their insults is because soon they won't have a leg to stand on.Thats when it stops.Then come the excuses.
August 12th, 2009
6:18 pm
Ramble, Samuel had 21.6 yards per carry.
August 12th, 2009
6:24 pm
I don't have a problem with tekies posting their crap here.When the season is over and they see the truth it will hurt alot more.It's easy to be brave when your schedule is as easy as teks.
August 12th, 2009
6:24 pm
Hey Fuzzy Buzzy none of the mentioned Georgia players would have gone to tech in the first place. You clearly don't get it.
August 12th, 2009
6:44 pm
I think Yellow Fuzz is a bit obsessed with UGA, as is the case with most of the Tech posters on here. He rambled off more stats about UGA than he probably knows about Tech. If you notice, you don't see a whole lot of UGA people on the Tech blogs. We just don't care.
You had a good game last year, you beat us, fair and square. Congratulations. But, get over it. Maybe if you guys focused on you own conference a little more, maybe you'd actually be competitive and win some titles other than "State" titles every 8 years or so. And for as good as you guys like to come on here and say you are, all the time, you'd think you would have a little more to show for it considering you play in the weak ACC…
August 12th, 2009
6:48 pm
I don't have a problem with it either. I really do think it's funny reading these Tech posts.
August 12th, 2009
7:06 pm
Willie must have been running the defense with all the long runs and passes and the inflated yards per carry. Is the handwriting not on the wall … Willie is a very,very,very,very,very,very,very poor DC. I'm just sick he's come back to repeat last year's fiascos. Is there any way the Georgia D will be a lot better with Willie at the helm? If he don't perform well the first three games … he needs to be gone….
August 12th, 2009
7:08 pm
techies, look at it this way, samuel,. king etc would get over 2000 yrds a season in the acc, did any of your backs come close, they/tech backs could play with vandy maybe, maybe miss st, no sure thing
August 12th, 2009
7:22 pm
South Georgia Dawg,
Because none of them could spell much less pass Calculus.
August 12th, 2009
7:30 pm
glad you guys like the entertainment.
We'll see how starting with a ranked team flies. And ending with one also.
August 12th, 2009
7:36 pm
No ga. back would even make the team at Tech. Good thing ga. plays a cupcake schedule except for UF & Tech. They might win 7 football games. Probably won't win even that many BB games.
Tech is superior to ga. in every single field of endeavor. Academics, athletics, you name it. Ga has always been inferior to Tech. Always will be.
The SEC is just clinging to the coattails of Florida.
August 12th, 2009
7:47 pm
BS Patrol, sounds like M, Sounds Like God and geryhound sounds like yello fuzz. Denial of reality is a sign of mental illness. Ga ownes Tech… the SEC ownes the ACC.. CPJ is another Chan Gailey…take out the Ga win and 2008 is another Chan Gailey season. You guys are punks and your beat down commeth. Tech will win 8 this year with two losses to the SEC. Unfortunately that will not shut up the lunatics.
August 12th, 2009
7:52 pm
Georgia Tech – Home of Thursday night football!!!
August 12th, 2009
8:11 pm
gailey is gone. The streak is now at one…soon to be two.
August 12th, 2009
8:18 pm
When the streak gets to two, let us know.
August 12th, 2009
8:37 pm
Guess ole clueless Willie is scratching his ole bald head after his pathetic defense got scorched by an average back in practice today.
August 12th, 2009
8:38 pm
Man i wish my team was as good as Tech and our conference was as good as the ACC. Hey tech "fans" let's see if any of you have the balls to answer ANY of these questions:
What's the ACC's record in BCS bowls?
How many at large BCS bids has the ACC had?
When was the last time Tech won a major bowl game? (by major i mean one of the now BCS bowls or the cotton bowl pre BCS, hint your 1990 mythical national championship does not count look at the bowl u played in)
How many times has tech won ten games this decade?
Like I said I wish my team had as many conference championships or ten win seasons as the jackets have had this decade. Man really sucks to be a Georgia fan. (BTW i know all the answers to the above questions just want o see if any of you guys will actually answer them as opposed to ahting on my team)
August 12th, 2009
8:53 pm
I'd also like to ask Tech "fans". Why are you talking smack about a win in which you GAVE UP 42 points and won by a field goal? Also, why are you guys suddenly a powerhouse when you would have gone 7-6 last year if not for two unforced gift fumbles. (Richard Samuel, UGA and FSU)
August 12th, 2009
8:53 pm
Reality Check just declared his mental illness by his own definition. Take Gailey out of the picture & Tech won 4 of the last 5. The domination of the superior team in the superior conference resumes. Tech will be ACC & SEC champs. The SEC hype will be exposed for the BS that it is. FLA & the Eleven Dwarfs.
August 12th, 2009
9:27 pm
Look at the at large wins by sec schools in bcs games. Nuff said.


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Canon in D Major
Lyrics & Chords
This is an interpretation of a famous western classical song titled Canon in D Major. The song was originally composed by Johaan Pachelbel and the chord structure is extremely popular (features in songs by several mainstream bands). The guitar version was popularized by the youtube version of a Korean guitarist (who goes by the name funtwo). This arrangement was originally created by Jerry C, a taiwanese guitarist and musician.
Subbu said
am stunned too Man….and intimidated too……may be if I live 100 years more I will be able to play like this :)I suspect this is inspired by the works of John Williams…not too sure though
Straight From the heart, Always
Kumar Srinivasan said
Awesome Anup. Enjoyed it.
Neil swanson.. Still not doing well but keeping the faith .surgery looking re october thanks for the prayers and well wishes ! said
Hi there.
Not bad… very similar 2 the trasiberian
orchrestra…….good rendition…a better mix
could b a call here though…but over all
a worth interpetation…GODBLESS NEIL
Bodhisattva Dasgupta said
Wow Dude…. !!!
Captivating…. Throughout…. !!!
very very well done….
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Nandita said
Awesome work Anup! Will check out the you tube version as well.
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Sudeip Ghosh said
hey tailgunner !!!
great stuffffff
loved it !!
any light on your equipment and recording
the tone sounded a lot like Satch
very clean very nice….i noticed a slight buzz on the 12th fret of the B string….wonder if you did hit that point but there was a slight buzz….i suffer that same problem and was wondering if u know what causes it !!
loved it
very nice very honest and beautiful tone…
sounded like a fender/ibanez…could be wrong
any light on ur equipment / recording process / gadgets would be helfpul
~ Muziboo…get an audience…BECOME A STAR !!!
Smitha Passanha said
Amazing! Enjoyed every bit of it. U r a rockstar! :-)
- Smitha
Do listen to:
O Maria – Duet with Srinivasan
Bol Na Halke – Duet with Rajesh Raman
Kya Dekhte Ho – Duet with Pradip Somasundaran
Neha ........ said
Simply mindblowing…!! 5/5 !!
Laura Covington said
Incredible!!!! So so talented!!!! Listening to more soon!!!! Love love loved it!!!! Thanks for sharing ~ YOU ROCK!!!!
Hugs and Love ~ Laura C
Fret 'n' tune said
There is technique and there is sheer emoting power.
Very few guitar players can combine the two. You are one of them, mate. Tough not to be jealous of a player of your calibre.
Really enjoyed this one.
Staight into my F-Box.
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Hey tailgunner yes sure i can give you the recommendations but i would need more information from you ….let me scribble you
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Awesome work on this! Keep it up.5!
Pl do listen to my latest uploads
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Tara Balakrishnan said
never expected this big twist when the song started:) amazing! awesome Anup:) loved the tone of ur guitar!! enjoyed every bit of it:)
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Sushane Shankar said
wowowowowow……… awesome….!! loved it thru n thru……
Check out my upload…
Murali Venkatraman said
man…kaiyaa kaaththaa ? ipdi paRakkudhu ? Kalakku pO !
Rashmi Nair said
excellent!!!! you are a PRO! loved every bit of it.
Please listen to Kannaalane
Meera Manohar said
Enna vasicchirukkae nee LOLLLLLLLLL
Absolutely superb :) Probably the best I have heard from you! Guitar illaama eppadi vasicha ;-)
Awesome awesome…. When I asked Manohar— do you know who's playing this? He said
- yaaah, Anup- his style is so unique and I felt like so dumb… it's not funny !!!
A few of my latest posts:
Raa Raa ( cover version) with Dhiraj Barla
Celebrating Shankarabharanam -1-E Teeruga (cover version with Murali Venkatraman
Ooru Sanam
My song list on Muziboo
Ramya Harish said
Simply great Anup. Enjoyed it!
My recent covers:
Kadhal kavidhaigal with Joseph
Thendral dhaan with Kumaran
George Kuruvilla said
Excellent job Anup… Agree with Sudeip about the Satch like tone… In terms of improvement, i guess the timing could be better at spots… but very minor. Kudos man!!
My latest posts: Viva La Vida , Keh Lene Do , Kahalikkum Pennin with Tara
George Kuruvilla said
n 5/5 :)
My latest posts: Viva La Vida , Keh Lene Do , Kahalikkum Pennin with Tara
John Samuel said
Great work. Well done. Marked as a favourite
Sai Prasad said
this is great, wow!! favorites.
Neil swanson.. Still not doing well but keeping the faith .surgery looking re october thanks for the prayers and well wishes ! said
HI Anup
Had to take another listen to this as
chritmas draws closer. and closer great
rendition. u r a great guitar player and
u did a fine job on this. i uploaded the
simple version they did before the rock
version just now. if u want to take a listen
all i did was resample and a new mix. my
daughter can play this on keyboard but not
me yet lo working on i t god bless NEIL
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Hello! I asked Jeremy Stolle about downloading the songs on his website, he said to ask the lovely tumblr people how to get them from his site. Can someone please explain to me how to get them? Thanks!
I traded for a video of Catch Me If You Can, but the links for the last two VOB files have been deleted. I'll gladly trade someone for those two files, or different links for the show (8/4/2009). Thank you!
I'm pro life because doctors told my mother my younger sister had no heart beat, was dead in the womb. Then when they found it weeks later they said she'd be mentally disabled & a dwarf. They also encouraged my mother to abort. My sister is now 18, taller than me & of perfect health.
Whoa, this got a ton of notes quick! (:
This is awesome!! Doctors performed surgery on a baby in utero to remove a tumor that was growing on her. Four months later, the baby was born.
She's now almost two years old and perfectly healthy!
How is it that we can treat the unborn as patients, even doing life-saving surgery on them, but still reserve every right to kill them in the name of "choice?"
here's a summary of basically every "how to draw" tutorial ever
- draw a rough circle
- add some guidelines to help you
- after doing this, just add a little bit of detail
- aaaaand you're done!
Amazing story!
You won't like me very much after reading this, but that's ok. You wanted my feedback, so here it is. I've had 2 abortions, and I am going for another one next week. If you really thought this would make me do a 180, you are sadly mistaken. Comparing what Hitler did, to abortion is absurd. It's like trying to compare fire and water, you can't. This movie made me very angry. Wow, Ray, wow where did you get this idea? Pull it out of some hat with ideas people gave you? It's a horribly cruel trick, to try and change people's minds. I am smarter than that. Using the god factor means nothing. There is no god. There is no heaven or hell, and even if there was I do not care. It's very judgmental to say there is never a reason to abort a pregnancy. This has got to be one of the worst films I have come across. Keep your god, and your religion. Quit trying to make people do a 180. It IS a woman's choice.
Thanks for writing and sharing your thoughts. I do appreciate that. Someone came to visit us yesterday who watched the movie last October (that's one of our production crew in the picture—holding the fruit of "180").
If you live in Southern California, please come and visit. We would take you to lunch, if you wish.Thanks again.
Best wishes,
I am not sure how much this will mean after the email I sent this past week, but I wanted to apologize for the insensitive and and rude email, directed towards you. Please forgive me. I get very angry easily. This movie made me extremely angry. I had no idea it was a Christian film. I am going to be completely honest here, I've been atheist for most of my life, and as far as I'm concerned I will die atheist. I was not expecting an email back. I am 27 years old.
Someone on the street was passing out the 180 movie last Monday. They asked me if I wanted one. I said, what is it about? They said, about the holocaust. I said, interesting (I've always loved history). I brought it home, and watched it on Wednesday. I was really liking the film until you started talking about abortion. Like I said, I've had two previous. When you got to the part about God, I became even more angry. I hate any thing that has to do with God, about God, by god…and this is another reason I was so hateful in my email.
I did not tell you the truth, in my last email. I was supposed to have the abortion this past Friday. Not this week. When I opened your email, with the attached picture of the beautiful baby…I could not get her out of my head. I tried pushing her out of my mind, but couldn't. I said to myself, Why do I feel so guilty? Friday, I was driving with my boyfriend to the clinic, and the little smiling face of her, was permanently cemented in my head. I said to my boyfriend, I can't do this. I've got to go home. We turned around before we reached the clinic. I'm ashamed to admit it, but I started crying. My boyfriend thought I was nuts!
I cried in bed the rest of that night. The memories of my past two abortions I had, came flooding back. I would have two girls right now, who would be both 9 & 6. I knew they were going to be girls. When you said, "It's ok to kill a baby in the womb when…?" I couldn't answer it. Everything I emailed you, was an attempt to make myself feel better. I really had no good reason for aborting the girls. I've put off the abortion for now, and I will tell you, I have never been confronted like that. I don't think that I can go through with a 3rd abortion.
I will admit this movie makes you think, in my case, it made me think too much…and I did not like it. I hated it.
I hope you understand where I am coming from. I hope you'll excuse my hot-headed email.
I am sorry.
~ Linda.
(P.S. Linda gave permission to make this public.)
Please tell me you're joking, that I find that incredibly rude and disrespectful. I'm fairly certain God does not want ANY child murdered for ANY reason, no matter what the circumstances.
I like how so many pro-choicers argue that the government and other people should stay out of their business ("keep your rosaries off my ovaries") yet at the same time demand that the government and other people's tax money pay for their abortions and contraception. The baby is not the woman's own body, and therefore both the mother and child deserve equal rights.
First of all, my thoughts and prayers go out to you and your friend. I understand that it's a horrible thing to live through, but two wrongs do not make a right. Rape is one of the worst things a person can do to someone else, but killing the innocent child for it's father's crime does not help either. Adding murder of the innocent bystander will only cause more pain, rather than lessen the hurt. Many women have found consolation and love in keeping their children conceived by rape, and even if they give the child up for adoption at least the baby has a chance at life. The unborn child is a person too, and deserves to be loved and protected just as the mother does. I've spoken to a few women who have been through abortions and regret it, but in spite of that they have still found some peace and redemption in becoming pro-life advocates to keep other women from making the same mistake. Here's some articles you may find interesting, if you have any questions at all I'll certainly do my best to answer them!
Does anyone have video of the Phantom UK tour, since what was posted was pulled down before I got the chance to watch it? Please let me know, thanks!
So after it has a heartbeat (regardless of the exact date) is it still okay to kill the baby? A three year old is no less human than a teenager is simply because it is younger and less developed, the same goes for an unborn child. People continue to develop for a long time after birth, and as far as I know it's not legal to kill them because they aren't 'fully developed'. Abortion is murder of an innocent human being, not just a 'blob of cells'. The baby also has it's own different 46 chromosomes that make it a completely unique individual at the moment of conception.
And for the record - I don't advocate the killing of flies or spiders either.
I do! redscarftrading.weebly.com
The baby (scientifically known as a fetus) has it's own individual 46 chromosomes that have the directions to make it an entirely unique human being right at the moment of conception. It isn't part of the mother, but a developing child inside her womb until it is strong and developed enough to be able to survive outside the womb. At only 22 days, the baby already has a beating heart. At 28 days it has a completely separate blood flow from the mother. After 9-10 weeks, the child can suck it's thumb, swallow, squint, frown, and respond to touch. How can you deny that it is a living human being?
'Fetus' is simply a scientific word for 'baby'. It's the same child as the one who is born 9 months later, only smaller and less developed. A 2 year old is not less human than a 6 year old because it's younger, the same goes for unborn and born babies.
Yes, it is a baby. It has it's own 46 chromosomes that make it an entirely separate and unique human being, who deserves an equal right to life. There are actually quite a few pregnancy centers that will help women before AND after the baby is born, and adoption is always a better option than murder.
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"The run-after-the-catch has been a difference-maker for us," Haley said. "Jackie Battle averaged close to 5 yards after contact on Sunday, which is out of this world for a running back."
Bowe averaged 10 yards after the catch on his seven receptions, compared to zero yards after five catches at San Diego.
"That's 70 yards," Haley said. "Yards equal points, and there's never been more evidence than last Sunday. … It changes the game dramatically, if all other things are equal.
"At the table [next to us] some guys were talking about the game, saying, 'Marty Schottenheimer doesn't know what he's doing, the guy's a bozo,' " Brian recalled. "My mom, my sister and I were stewing, thinking, 'God, can you believe this?'
Off the field, last Sunday was the fourth Chiefs/Colts game I've seen in my former hometown since the 2006 Wild Card round. While it was by far the smallest Chiefs following of the lot, as always, they represented themselves well.
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Gold mining
The sad story of gold mining plays out on many levels. In large scale mechanized mining, there is often little regard for the environment. The danger to biodiversity begins when roads are built for purposes of exploration and as land is cleared for settlement. The ongoing operations of large scale mechanized mining are also terribly destructive both to the land and to adjacent aquatic ecosystems. And all too often, the spoils of the process continue to poison the environment long after commercial operations have ceased. In short, mining without an awareness of issues related to the environment can result in drastic and permanent changes in the mining areas.
Mining does not, however, become ecological simply through the elimination of large mining machines. Many artisanal (manual) and small scale miners around the world use excavation and extraction techniques which are harmful both to themselves and to the environment. One example is the use of cyanide and mercury to separate gold from rock. The cyanide and mercury are frequently dispersed into the environment, and the toxic mercury is very often inhaled by the miners. Clearly, a simple switch from large mechanized to small scale alluvial mining is not sufficient. Even those smaller miners need to adopt techniques to protect themselves and the environment in which they work.
Gold and mercury are married, and the marriage is toxic. Large-scale gold mining operations are a source of mercury, extracting the unneeded metal along with gold. Small-scale artisanal gold mines in developing countries employ large amounts of mercury to produce gold.
The mercury used by small-scale operations not only poisons the workers and their families, but is also dispersed directly into rivers, irreversibly contaminating the local fisheries and environment. Over time, dispersed mercury circulates globally, concentrating in polar regions and in the food chain. The planetary loading of this toxic element has reached a critical stage, impacting all of us. The linkage between gold mining and mercury is a deadly one that is irrevocably impacting our children's health, our precious marine resources, and the air we breathe.


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Major-Specific Scholarships for Continuing Students
(Please note that *Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application. This link is available on your Onestart account.)
Health and Life Science Scholarship
Up to $2,000 in-state/$4,000 out-of-state per year, renewable for 4 years
Deadline: May 15
The competitive Health & Life Science Scholars Program is designed for students majoring in the health and life sciences. Continuing health and life science majors with a minimum of 25 credit hours completed at IUPUI by the end of the spring semester during which application is being made and at least a 3.50 GPA may apply for this competitive scholarship.
Contingent upon availability of funds, a Health and Life Science Scholar may be supported for additional years provided that the student has eligible unspent funds, continues in a degree program in a health or life science field, and maintains an overall GPA of at least 3.50. An award recipient may hold only one scholarship funded by the School of Science.
Application, resume, essay and two letters of recommendation, one of which must be from a fulltime faculty member, must be received by May 15th. Contact Molly Rondeau, School of Science, at firstname.lastname@example.com for additional information.
*Math and Science Education Scholarships
$2,500 per year
Deadline: March 15
The Math and Science Education Scholarship (MSES) Program offered by the Urban Center for the Advancement of Math/Science Education (UCASE), is designed to encourage and to support outstanding students who have had a strong math or science based major and who wish to pursue a career in math or science teaching at the middle and/or high school level. These competitive scholarships provide the annual awards of $2,500 each and they may be renewed for up to three years.
Scholarship eligibility:
- Student must be enrolled in a science or math based program and have completed at least 25 credits towards the degree.
- Student must have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 (on a 4.00 scale)
- Student must provide at least two (2) letters of recommendation, one of which should be from a faculty member of the student's major at IUPUI.
- Student must be a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S.
The IUPUI Continuing Student Scholarship application, two letters of recommendation, and a 500-800 word-essay responding to the question: "What experience(s) has motivated you to pursue a career teaching science or mathematics?" must be received by the IUPUI Office of Student Scholarships, CA 103 by March 15. Eligible students from the under-represented minority groups are encouraged to apply. Please note that a MSES award recipient may not concurrently hold the Dean of Science Scholarship. The MSES is renewable only if the recipient maintains an overall GPA of 3.00 or higher, and continues to pursue an academic plan leading to certification as a teacher of mathematics or science. For more information contact Dr. Kim Nguyen, (317) 274-1126 or email@example.com.
*Teach Science – Noyce Scholarship
This scholarship program is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). At IUPUI, it is designed to encourage and support outstanding Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science students who have a desire to teach middle school and/or high school science. Noyce Scholars will graduate with a BA or BS degree in science as well as a secondary science teaching certification. These competitive scholarships will provide annual awards of $10,200 each year for up to two years, and may also include up to two $2,000 summer scholarships for students taking summer courses. Scholarship recipients will agree to teach for 2 years in a high-need school district after graduation for every year of scholarship. Applicants from under-represented minority groups are encouraged.
Application deadlines:
March 15 – For scholarships beginning the following FALL semester. Students must apply to the Secondary Teacher Education Program by February 7.
October 15 – For scholarships beginning the following SPRING semester. Student must also apply to the Secondary Teacher Education Program by September 7.
Scholarship Eligibility:
Eligible students will
- enroll as a full-time student in the IUPUI School of Science and maintain an overall GPA of 2.9 / 4.0*.
- have successfully completed at least 60 credit hours.
- apply to the Learning to Teach/Teaching to Learn program* (offered through the Indiana University School of Education @ IUPUI) by February 7 for fall admission or September 7 for spring admission
- be a citizen or permanent resident on the U.S.
*The Noyce Scholarship is renewable only if the recipient continues in good standing with the School of Science and the School of Education, and continues to pursue an academic plan leading to a licensed certification as a science teacher. Request for scholarship renewal is required. For more information please about the Noyce Scholars Program, visit the following sites:
- The IUPUI School of Science: http://www.science.iupui.edu
- The Urban Center for the Advancement of STEM -- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics -- Education (UCASE): http://education.iupui.edu/ucase/about.aspx
- Indiana University School of Education @ IUPUI: http://education.iupui.edu/soe/applying/undergraduate/index.aspx
Or contact Dr. Kim Nguyen, ES 1121, tel. (317) 274-1126, or email email@example.com.
School of Education
Review the School of Education Scholarship opportunities here: School of Education Scholarship Opportunities
Hurston-Evans Scholarship
Up to $1,000, renewable for an additional year
Deadline: February 1
Created in honor of Zora Neale Hurston and Mari Evans, this scholarship seeks to encourage the study of subjects that transcend gender, race, age, culture and economic status and are designed to support students whose creativity, academic achievements and goals reflect the issues articulated in the works of these two prominent American literary figures. Students seeking a baccalaureate degree in the creative arts, including composing and music performance, liberal arts and social sciences are encouraged to apply. Recipients participate in educational activities each semester. Up to ten $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to continuing IUPUI students. Two scholarships may be renewed for an additional year with maintenance of a 3.0 GPA, full-time enrollment, and selection as an upper-class mentor. The final round of applicants will be invited to interview with the committee.Apply via the Liberal Arts Scholarship Application located here: Liberal Arts Scholarship Application
Sam Masarachia Scholarship
Equivalent to full-tuition and fees; renewable for up to 4 years (in-state rate – 12-15 credit hours per semester). Deadline: February 1, admission and scholarship application.
The Sam Masarachia Scholars Program prepares students for active roles in society by putting the knowledge acquired in the classroom to work for grassroots organizations fighting for social justice. Open to full-time beginning students and full-time continuing students with 60 or more credit hours to complete for their BA/BS degree and a GPA of at least 3.0. Recipients must be interested in studies and internships related to labor/unionism, senior citizens and/or community activism. Selection is based on a combination of academic qualifications and evidence of commitment to and familiarity with one or more of the program areas. Financial need is considered as well. Significant emphasis is placed on the essay. Both entering freshmen and continuing student finalists will be interviewed. Recent graduates must have graduated in the upper 40% of their high school class with a minimum of 1000 SAT/21 ACT. Apply via the Liberal Arts Scholarship Application located here: Liberal Arts Scholarship Application
*Richard Rapala Scholarships
Up to $1,000
Deadline: March 1, admission and application
New students majoring in Chemistry, Cytotechnology, Medical Laboratory Sciences, or Nursing are eligible to apply for this scholarship. Emphasis will be placed on academic merit and financial need. All applicants must be admitted unconditionally and submit the FAFSA by March 1.
World Police & Fire Games Scholarship
Deadline: March 31
The World Police and Fire Games fund is intended to assist full time or retired police officers and firefighters in their pursuit of an education. The scholarship can be used toward any undergraduate or graduate program at IUPUI. Applications are due March 31st. Contact: Dr. Kenna Quinet (317) 274-3447 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
School of Liberal Arts
The School of Liberal Arts offers more than 30 awards and scholarships to students with declared majors in the IU School of Liberal Arts. These awards and scholarships range from $50 - $3,000 or full tuition. For a complete list of opportunities, criteria and procedures, visit the Liberal Arts website and go here to apply: Liberal Arts Scholarship Application. You may also contact the Student Affairs Office in Cavanaugh Hall, Room 401, call (317) 274-2465, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Most Liberal Arts scholarship applications are due February 1, with the exception of the Hurston-Evans and the Masarachia scholarships for which the deadline is March 1. Below is a sample of the types of awards and scholarships offered.
School of Liberal Arts Dean's Scholarship
Deadline: February 1
This scholarship is to recognize and support academically outstanding juniors and seniors. Liberal Arts majors with 3.5 or higher GPA may apply.
Beaudry Summer Scholarships Fund for French and Francophone Studies
Up to $1,000
Deadline: February 1
Available to French majors participating in a French language summer study abroad program.
Arminda B. and Jean C. Bepko Scholarship
Up to $500
Deadline: January 31
Students enrolled at IUPUI with a minor in Women's Studies, who have completed their freshman year and have a minimum 2.8 GPA are encouraged to apply for this scholarship. Contact Women's Studies for more info at (317) 274-7611.
Margaret A. Cook Foreign Study Award
Up to $2,000
Deadline: February 1
This scholarship is available to Liberal Arts majors who participate in an IU study abroad program. Applicants must have a minimum 2.75 GPA.
Mary F. Crisler Scholarship
Deadline: February 1
This scholarship is for Liberal Arts majors with a minimum 3.5 GPA in their major field of study, based upon completion of at least two IUPUI courses in the major, one of which must be at the 300-level or above. Scholars conduct a research project with a faculty mentor.
Marium J. Fauré Family Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: February 1
This award is for upper-class students majoring in the French language and literature. Eligible students should have a high cumulative GPA and have demonstrated interest in and contribution to fostering the study of the French language, literature and culture at IUPUI and/or in the community.
Friends of Women's Studies Scholarships
Up to $1,500
Deadline: January 31
This scholarship is for students with a strong interest in women's issues and who have completed at least 6 credit hours in the Women's Studies Program. Amounts vary from year to year. Contact Women's Studies for more information at (317) 274-7611.
Loretta Lunsford Scholarship
Deadline: February 1
This scholarship is for Liberal Arts students who have completed 90-110 credit hours with a minimum 3.3 GPA who plan to pursue graduate studies in humanities or social sciences.
Rebecca Pitts Scholarship
Up to $2,000
Deadline: February 1
This scholarship is available to full-time Liberal Arts students who have completed 90-110 credit hours with a minimum 3.3 GPA and who plan to pursue graduate studies in humanities or social sciences.
Please note that *Asterisk indicates that the scholarship can be applied for using the general Continuing Student Scholarship application.
Kelley School of Business
Citizens Energy Group RISE Diversity Scholarship 1
� Student must be registered in a course which has a R-I-S-E designation
� Student must be enrolled in the Kelley School of Business at IUPUI
� Student must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2
� Student must be an Indiana resident
� Preference given to Marion county residents or residents of the seven contiguous counties
� Special consideration is given to underrepresented populations
Citizens Energy Group RISE Diversity Scholarship 2
� Student must be registered in a course which has a R-I-S-E designation
� Student must be enrolled in the Kelley School of Business at IUPUI
� Student must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.2
� Student must be an Indiana resident
� Preference given to Marion county residents or residents of the seven contiguous counties
� Special consideration is given to underrepresented populations
Powers & Sons Construction Company, Inc. RISE Diversity Scholarship
� Student must be registered in a course which has a R-I-S-E designation
� Student must be enrolled in the Kelley School of Business at IUPUI
� Student must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8
� Student must be a resident of the State of Indiana with preference given to Marion, Lake, St. Joseph and Allen county residents
� Special consideration will be given to underrepresented populations
Mays Family Rise Scholarship for Men in Business
� Student must be registered in a course which has a R-I-S-E designation
� Student must be a male undergraduate student in the Kelley School of Business at IUPUI
� Special consideration will be given to underrepresented populations
To find information on the RISE course available this spring visit: http://registrar.iupui.edu/rise-challenge.html
Application due November 1, 2013 at 5:00pm and can be found on the Kelley Admit Oncourse Site
For Information on applying for these scholarships please email Brittany Gleitsman at firstname.lastname@example.com
School of Informatics and Computing
*All of the School of Informatics and Computing Scholarships are available on the IUPUI Online Scholarship Application*
Health Information Technology Scholarship
Up to $1,000
Deadline: March 15
This scholarship supports a junior or senior at IUPUI majoring in Informatics, Health Information Administration or Media Arts and Science with an interest in health information technology, and who has a GPA of 3.2 or higher. May be given to a student with a strong affinity for working in a health field through the study of informatics and the health sciences, health information administration, bioinformatics or media arts and science. The student demonstrates strong leadership qualities and a desire to pursue education beyond the undergraduate degree.
Dean's Advisory Council Senior Scholarship
Deadline: March 15
This scholarship supports a student of senior standing currently majoring in Informatics or Media Arts and Science, and who has a GPA of 3.5 or higher. Student must have a record of innovation, community service or academic excellence. The student must also maintain his or her major in Informatics or Media Arts and Science throughout his or her senior year.
The Officeworks/Tom O'Neil Scholarship
Deadline: March 15
This scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate student in the School of Informatics and Computing on the IUPUI campus. Recipients will have an interest in the study of Informatics, and have a record of academic excellence as determined by the Scholarship Committee of the School, including but not limited to a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Because, as part of its mission, Indiana University is committed to diversity, special consideration will be given to underrepresented populations, including but not limited to financially challenged students and students with a Hispanic background.
Tyler R. Stull Memorial Scholarship
Deadline: March 15
This scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate student of senior standing majoring in Media Arts and Science, and who has a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Student must demonstrate significant talent and future career potential in the area of graphic or sound design. Preference given to students who are Indiana residents and demonstrate financial need.
Gertrude L. Gunn Memorial Fund Scholarship
$1,000 (multiple scholarships may be awarded)
Deadline: March 15
This scholarship is available to students with junior or senior standing who have been admitted into the Health Information Administration professional program, and who have a GPA of 3.0 or higher. The student must demonstrate financial need. HIA students must be Fully Qualified and Unconditionally Admitted to receive the Gertrude L. Gunn Memorial Scholarship. Pre-HIA students who are eligible to apply to the HIA professional program but who have not yet been admitted are eligible to apply for the scholarship. However, if you are awarded a scholarship you must continue to meet the requirements of the program (including but not limited to grade requirements for prerequisites, and admission and enrollment in the Fall semester to the HIA program) in order to receive the scholarship.
School of Education
Challenger Scholarship
Tuition and stipend
Deadline: April 4
Established in memory of the Challenger crew, this scholarship supports students majoring in sciences, engineering or social sciences, with intent to pursue a teaching career at any level–elementary to graduate. Must be first bachelor's degree only. Call LaVerne Johnson at (317) 274-6831 for more information and applications. Applications also available at Click Here to Download.
School of Engineering and Technology
Apply for the Engineering and Technology scholarships via the IUPUI Online Application on Onestart.
Commitment to Engineering Excellence
$2,200 per academic year
Application deadline: March 15
This is a scholarship that gives preference to underrepresented students, specifically women and minority students whose presence will enhance the learning environment through increased diversity in the School of Engineering and Technology. Students must be directly admitted to the School of Engineering and Technology in an engineering or engineering technology program. Students may re-apply for this scholarship each year. Students will also have opportunities for paid undergraduate research. Students are required to attend workshops throughout the semester and 10 hours of service per semester.For more information please contact Dr. Terri Talbert-Hatch at 317-274-8703 or email@example.com.
Herron School of Art and Design
Helen Mowery Scholarship
Deadline: April 1
The Helen Mowrey scholarship gives priority to Marion County students graduating from Lawrence or Warren Township's high schools. The deadline for this scholarship is the April 1 before fall semester enrollment. It is open incoming freshmen and transfer students claiming Indiana residency on their IUPUI admissions application. No scholarship application required. For more information, contact Herron Student Services, (317) 278-9400 or email@example.com.
Shared Heritage Scholarship
Up to $2500 annually
Deadline: April 1
The Shared Heritage Scholarship was established in 1996 in conjunction with the Shared Heritage exhibition at the Indianapolis Museum of Art in recognition of four African-American artists: John W. Hardwick, William Majors, William E. Scott, and Hale Woodruff. Incoming freshmen or transfer students applying to be full-time students to Herron School of Art and Design are eligible for this scholarship. To be considered for renewal, the student must attend full time and maintain a minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA. A portfolio application is required. Students that add to the diversity of Herron are encouraged to apply.
School of Journalism
The system-wide School of Journalism awarded over 70 scholarships totaling approximately $150,000 for students on the Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses each academic year. IUPUI students who are formally accepted as School of Journalism majors may obtain a scholarship application in December of each year from the Journalism office, IT 557 or call (317) 278-5320.
School of Physical Education and Tourism Management
There are a number of scholarships available for continuing majors in the Department of Kinesiology and Department of Tourism, Conventions, and Event Management. For more information regarding scholarship opportunities, go to The PETM Scholarships website.
School of Continuing Studies
*Irving J. Levy Scholarship
$500 up to $2,500
Deadline: March 15
During 30 years with IUPUI, Irving J. Levy exemplified his motto of "Students Come First" and showed unwavering dedication to students, particularly adult students. Upon his retirement and in honor of Dr. Levy's dedication to students, the Irving J. Levy Scholarship was established by the Faculty Advisory Committee of the IUPUI General Studies Degree Program. This scholarship is available to an adult General Studies student who exhibits scholastic achievement and demonstrable financial aid need as defined by the FAFSA. The scholarship is intended to cover the cost of tuition and must be used within the academic school year it is given. For more information contact Desiree Jaynes at (317) 278-7600 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
School of Nursing
The School of Nursing offers a variety of scholarships, dollar amounts vary depending on the specific scholarship. The scholarships have a deadline of April 1. Various applications are available at: www.nursing.iupui.edu/EducationalServices/default.asp.
School of Science
Frank G. and Ernestine M. Lambertus Scholarship
Up to $2500 non-renewable
Deadline: January 15th
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"Peeling" a hard boiled egg w/out peeling
- chowser Jul 24, 2008 04:40 PM
I don't agree w/ the hard boiling technique mentioned but this looks like a great way to get the peel off the eggg:
re: bw2082
you mean their fingers all over them is better?
re: bw2082
Yikes, bw2082, you must not adhere to George Carlin's method of keeping your immune system in tiptop shape: simply pick food up and eat/use it when it falls onto the floor. Gives your immune system a real workout!
re: oakjoan
And where is George now???
re: michele cindy
Dead, like all of us someday.
re: bw2082
You could always peel your own that way.
Now that is fantastic. An actually NEW idea!
bw & thew, its a technique for home cooks. How many people eat hard cooked eggs in a restaurant?
re: Sam Fujisaka
This reminds me of.....
"You know you don't have to act with me, Sam. You don't have to say anything, and you don't have to do anything. Not a thing. Oh, maybe just whistle. You know how to whistle, don't you, Sam? You just put your lips together and... blow. "
Would I use this technique when preparing eggs for guests? Probably not. But I must say, it's innovative. I've only blown raw eggs.
re: Gio
Gads, we have the same scenes etched in our minds? Now, in terms of eggs, I've only blown raw ones as well. I was cooking too many other things tonight to do any, but you can bet that tomorrow will have me shooting hard eggs out of their shells at my daughter, Dana Zsofia. She will laugh her a&& off!
re: Sam Fujisaka
Yeah, but when you blow raw eggs, it's usually because you want the shell for some sort of art project.
re: Sam Fujisaka
Not that new, Sam. I've been doing it with raw eggs since I was a little kid. Did it with cooked eggs at least thirty years ago, but I was making egg salad, and you know how your jaws ache after you blow up too many baloons? Yeah. Like that! But if you got Dizzy Gallespie on the team, I'll bet you could have enough hard boiled eggs to make egg salad for an army in no time flat...! '-)
re: Caroline1
C1, I had never, ever seen that technique nor had dreamed it possible. Love it. Tomorrow: blowing hard cooked eggs at my daughter. Oh, and what end do you blow? Small or large? Guessing small.
re: Sam Fujisaka
Sam, I hope I'm not interrupting your knitting, but this is not a manly method. If it serves to entertain Dana Zsofia, all's forgiven...:)
re: Sam Fujisaka
Bravo ,Sam, bravo..
re: Sam Fujisaka
Yup. The small end. But don't forget a generous blow to the large end! The membrane around the egg acts like a balloon, then the large end pops and out it flies! But it's not as easy as blowing raw eggs. If you're a trumpet player, you're good to go for the day!
re: Caroline1
Oh, this is all such a fun read!
I have to see if my lungs (former opera singer and underwater swimmer) are up to the test. All in the interest of science. I'm not worried about looking foolish!
re: Caroline1
when I was a kid, at easter we would blow raw eggs, pour liquid jello in and wrap in foil to gel. when you cracked them open you got jello eggs (which kids like better)
re: budlit
Cool! I may have to buy Jello just to try this.
re: budlit
Oooh, Easter! One of the things I love to do with hard boiled eggs at Easter time is to crack the shell as if to peel, but not fine craze, kind of larger grain. Then put the cooked egg in Easter egg dye, let them sit about fifteen minutes, THEN peel them. They have this gorgeous crackled color finish to them. I've used them in a clear gel mold, but I've also cut them in half, devilled the yolks, then stuck them back together and used them as a component of a "salad composee" in a sort of nest arrangement: Lettuce cup, one larger or several smaller eggs, maybe a few yellow cherry tomatoes or asparagus tips. Works great as a first course, and it's pretty. Kind of like brocade eggs.
Would this technique work with quail eggs? If it does, I am *so* going to make quail-egg scotch eggs!
re: AnneInMpls
I think it would be hard, because the quail eggs are so small I would think it would be hard to force sufficient air through. On the other hand, the business of putting the eggs in ice water immediately after cooking really does help with peeling. I'm not sure exactly how it works, but it makes the membrane stick to the shell rather than the egg.
re: jlafler
anyone tested the baking soda thing, too?
re: Morganna
I found the baking soda instruction slightly confusing. Does one put it into the cooking water or the cold water soak? If just the soak, that's not a very long time for it to have any effect on the egg.
re: Nyleve
I was thinking the cooking water :) I usually put salt in the cooking water, that helps keep eggs that crack from pouring out completely into the water, so I'll just try baking soda. I'm gonna boil a wodge of eggs tonight so I'll report back on how it works for me :)
re: Morganna
A wodge of eggs, an exaltation of larks...
re: Nyleve
Nyleve, the written instructions per Ferris say to cool the eggs after boiling in cold water with ice and 1 teaspoon baking soda. Ferris says that this reduces "adherence" -- ostensibly of the membrane to the egg.
re: maria lorraine
I'm skeptical. But that's not unusual for me.
re: maria lorraine
The thing is, you really don't need the baking soda; ice cold water does the trick by itself.
Okay, here's my theory: the rapid cooling condenses any water vapor between the membrane and the shell (there must be some in there), making it stick together (think wet bathing suit). Because the egg cools from the outside, this happens to the membrane/shell before it has a chance to happen to the membrane/egg. If I'm right, the most effective thing would be to plunge the eggs into ice water for a limited time (say, 20 seconds), then remove them.
re: jlafler
There are two tricks to optimum peeling.
Ice-cold water method:
An immediate plunge into ice water causes the peels to be shucked
like a charm. (Method: Cover eggs with cold water, bring to boil and turn off heat, cover and steep for 18 minutes, then plunge into ice cold water.)
The reason this works is a relative shrinkage thing: The shell, membrane and solidified egg white all shrink when exposed to cold but the solidified egg white shrinks the most of the three. It tightens measurably and pulls away from the membrane, creating an air space and separation between it and the shell/membrane, thus easier shuckage.
Baking Soda method in cold water for fresh eggs:
But the baking soda in the ice water is a good trick for FRESH eggs when those are used to make hard-boiled eggs. Fresh eggs are more acidic than eggs a few days old and that causes the egg white to stick to the membrane, according to Harold McGee. Adding baking soda to the cold water decreases the acidity, so the egg white doesn't stick to the membrane, so easier shuckage that way also.
re: maria lorraine
Shrinkage? You mean they shrink?
I'm easily amused, I think its funny! Don't think I'd do it for actual cooking but sure would be fun to entertain my sons with!
Much better video of the same technique here -- "Blow and Catch":
re: JasmineG
I did this with eggs this morning, and it was totally fun, though it didn't work perfectly. I didn't put baking soda in the water, so that may have been one variable, and I was using pretty small farmer's market eggs, so that may have made it harder. I ended up on one egg with a bunch of the white stuck to the shell (once I blew the egg out), but the other one was a lot better. I'll try this again with some larger and less fresh eggs and see what happens.
Would this work as well with soft-boiled eggs? Or would the blowing force cause the more fragile white to break apart? I guess I will have to experiment over the sink.
re: toutefrite
Let us know if it works. First off, it will probably depend on how soft the egg is. A four minute egg will probably have more chance of survival than a three minute egg. But who knows? I would expect the egg white to split because of uneven interiorr pressure from the soft yolk being "squished", but we'll never know for sure until somebody tries it. Good luck!
re: Caroline1
yes, the four minute egg was a failure. There were gelatinous gobs of egg white and viscous yolk all over. Perhaps my lungs are just too powerful given that I am such an athlete (total sarcasm).
re: toutefrite
hmmmm Thanks for trying! Sorry it didn't work. But if you're ever overwhelmed by the compulsion to give it another shot, so to speak, I was thinking about it this morning and wondering if perhaps it would work if you crackeled the shell on the large end about half way up. Seems to me that that would allow the sac the egg is contained in to rupture with a much greater pathway to let the whole egg throug. But hey, don't try it untless you enjoy a diet of soft boiled eggs!
I've been racking my brain trying to remember how it's done, but there is a French dish (and I can't remember what it is either!) in which the whole but very soft egg is served atop something, but the egg is still perfectly preserved in it's shell form. It's NOT a poached egg. I think it's just soft boiled, then peeled like a hard boiled egg. I think for it to work by blowing the egg, the egg would have to be pretty well aged.
You're a good one for going to all the trouble, then reporting back! Thank you! :-)
re: Caroline1
For that, you break the egg into plastic wrap draped into a cup, twist the wrap shut, and poach. Take the egg out when it is a bit more than poached and unwrap--you get a ball of not poached, not soft-boiled, not hard cooked.
re: Sam Fujisaka
LOL! I'll bet you can get an egg with some funny crannies and creases in it's exerior with that method! Sam, you're soooo creative! Blown any hard boiled eggs lately?
re: Caroline1
C1, not my creativity--that is, I think, a fairly established way of doing eggs since the dawn of plastic wrap in France. I was going to blow those hard eggs at Dana Zsofia yesterday or today, but we had some logistical problems--had to go buy and haul a large roll of barbed wire up to the finca.
re: Sam Fujisaka
Then that explains my ignorance. I've been rather ticked at the French ever since they embraced cuisine minceur, lo these many years ago. They hadn't heard the adage, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." Still, French or not, it has a lot of fun possibilities for using eggs as an edible art form. Use one of those hand-held heat sealers intended to reseal bags of potato chips to make a little octopus shaped bag to cook an egg in. Look, Ma, white tentacles and an orange head! Or use a rubber glove to sous vide scrambled eggs, serve it on a waffle and call it, "Let's give breakfast a hand." Lots of possibilities! '-)
Here's hoping the barbed wire is to keep animals out, and not guerillas!
re: Caroline1
Steak tartare is served that way, with an egg like you're describing, as well as Salade Lyonnaise, one of my favorites.
re: maria lorraine
Bingo! Steak tartare! That wonderful dish from yesteryear, before the government said it had to be served at 140F. <sigh> Gourmets are the victims of Federal germ warfare!
re: Caroline1
Hmm...I find it rather often, and the the salade lyonnaise is rather common here in the Bay Area. Never enough lardons for me, though.
re: maria lorraine
I was kidding, ML, though I tend not to order steak tartar in restaurants, prefering to make my own at home. Restaurant chefs tend to try to get a little too creative by putting their own "mark" on a dish, often leaving out the very ingredients I savor the most. I'm from The Little Red Hen school of cooking.
re: Caroline1
I suspected you were kidding, but there are many -- many -- who not only frown upon the raw egg in ST, but the rather extreme carnivore aspect of it.
I prefer to make ST myself as well, grinding the meat at home (have even done it in a food processor) or asking a butcher to do it before my eyes. However, there happens to be a lovely French bistro near me that does ST quite well, with the raw/coddled egg sitting in its half shell poised perfectly on top of the mound of tartare. No gratuitous embellishment, no improvisation for improvisation's sake.
Care to expound on The Little Red Hen School of Cooking? Is that making everything from scratch? Sounds like a great title for an article, even a comedic essay (I know you write.)
re: maria lorraine
"The Little Red Hen School of Cooking" is my version of if you won't help me make it, you don't get to help me eat it.
But that is truly a joke because I really hate having anyone insist they help me cook. I am absolutely a charter member of the "Too Many Cooks Spoil School." And I do love feeding people! I am one of those poor souls who can gain a pound or two just smelling the bakery, so I'm a strong subscriber to the idea that if I fatten everyone else up, I'll blend right in. '-)
re: maria lorraine
Oh! And about the steak tartare... The master chef who taught me to cook when I lived in Turkey used to have caniption fits over ground meat! Insisted she mince hamburger by hand using two razor sharp knives, and that every tiny piece have clean cut edges. She said grinding mashes the meat and it won't be as flavorful or juicy or have the "proper" texture. And she was absolutley right. But oh my god, what a lot of work! She would mince meat by the kilo, I would mince it by the ounce. But it really is better. So if you've never had it minced by hand, and find yourself in the mood for doing things the hard way, make yourself a quarter pounder! If you're generous enough to make it for two, well, bless your heart! It must be love.
OK, I did this today with four eggs. HB eggs cooled in ice water. I had to peel off about a 3/4-inch circle on each end of the egg to make it work -- and when the egg came out, it came out perfectly clean.
I did think by the time I picked off that big a piece of shell off each egg end that in a few extra seconds I could have shelled the whole egg...but no matter, I had to try to blowing method. Works great. Will have to see how little of the shell I can pick off and still have perfect blow-peeled eggs. .
No mouth germ worries: The HB eggs were for my own personal consumption.
re: maria lorraine
Nice to hear a report of positive results.
Maria, how old were the eggs?
I've got a deviled egg event forthcoming, and have a few dozen aging in the fridge.
3/4 inch sounds intuitively right. I'm considering a modification of the method: cradle a melon baller on the egg's pole as I tap to break, so as to transfer the energy into cutting a more easily peeled circle of shell.
Did you bother with the alkaline wash?
re: FoodFuser
Eggs are older than a week, probably 10 days, no alkaline/baking soda wish. Came out clean as a whistle. You have to blow hard, and direct your breath in a focused "beam." But it works well. Now I want to try to see just how tiny a piece of shell I have to remove to get the same great results. If a melon baller works for you, fine. I don't think that will better than plain old fingers, though, because you have to have the dexterity to pick up a piece of shell.
re: maria lorraine
Nice! I keep trying to follow the thread and hoping somebody commenting had actually actually tried this technique. Thanks for the report.
Edit: Apologies to JasmineG and toutefrite - I just read through everything again and realized you tried this too ; )
re: maria lorraine
I tried it, too, and thought the same thing--that it would be faster for me to peel the eggs than to peel the rings around the top. It was also harder to blow than I expected. I'll have my husband who's played trumpet do it next time. The kids had fun with it, though. One more thing, though, if the yolk is near the end to blows out, the whites shred.
This is wonderful. Now I can use my air compressor in the kitchen for more than cleaning out the coils on the bottom of my refrigerator. Pickled eggs here we come.
I'm definitely going to try this. Must be fun. How far do you reckon one of those puppies could fly?
While typing this I had a brain movement. There is a possible way to eliminate mouth contamination.
Does anyone recall the science experiment in which a boiled egg is sucked through the mouth of a milk bottle? No-one said that the egg had to be completely peeled.
re: DockPotato
I thought I wasn't blowing hard enough (OK, I can hear the laughs now), so I blew even harder and that thing went flying -- at least a foot straight out.
Different scientific principle with the egg going into the milk bottle after a piece of paper is burned inside the milk bottle -- that's from the creation of a vacuum.
Okay, I had to try this method over the weekend.... Totally did not work for me. Maybe I didn't peel a large enough circle at each end of the egg. Maybe I wasn't blowing hard enough. Maybe I gave up trying too quickly because my husband walked by and asked me what the hell I was doing...
My friend got me this as a gag birthday gift. Much more sanitary than blowing, I'd say


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They streamed in by the dozen, nearly filling Lubbock Cooper High School cafeteria. Over 100 residents pushing for safety improvements on Woodrow road. "It is time to do something now," said one parent.
While the high attendance to the event was encouraging, there was also a significant amount of frustration. The superintendent himself stated that almost every other year it seems that something like last week's accident, which took the life of 17-year-old Andrea Rodriguez, occurs.
Complaints about Woodrow Road included that it was too narrow with no shoulder, and that the widening project is at least 10 years away. There's no center stripe, and no speed limit signs.
Improvement suggestions included posted school zones, lower speed limits, and a heavier police presence. But when those suggestions go into effect is anybody's guess.
Until that time some parents are actually keeping their kids off of Woodrow all together. "The truck will be gone," said parent Mike Ruthjen. Before school even started, he told his 16-year-old son to stay off Woodrow or risk losing his truck. "It's sad but before school started this year I told him there's always someone who dies out here on this road, and that's what happened. It was an accident but it could have been prevented," he said.
"I know people have been frustrated for 20 or 30 years," said Bill McCay, most likely the next County Commissioner for Precinct One, sitting in the back with a red cap, listening to his neighbor's concerns. "I feel responsible just as a citizen and then hopefully as the next County Commissioner, there's a huge sense of urgency," he said.
Organizers intend on putting together a proposal from the suggestions gathered at the meeting and turning them in to the County Commissioner's later this week.
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I want fabulous
Sitting here feeling a bit under the weather and thought, first off, "I cannot get sick before the road trip." and second, "maybe a little hit of color will pick me up." So I moseyed on over to pinterest to get some color therapy. Mission accomplished.
I am a big Pantone fan so when they announced the 2012 color of the year, Tangerine Tango, last week, I already started thinking of new ways to infuse the hue into my decorating. A tangerine lip or a bright dress are my first thoughts when it comes to the citrusy shade, but I'd also like to incorporate it in a way that can last a bit longer. Adding a pop of tangerine in the living room, office, even on the walls seems like the perfect way to acknowledge the trend without going overboard. Mixed with cream, white, silver, even similar shades like coral and fuchsia, tangerine can look fun and sophisticated.
I am a notebook kind of girl. I make lists…lots of lists…especially when I work. I have an obvious obsession with beautiful paper goods, which of course includes notebooks. Here are a few of my current favorites sure to make any 'to do' list more stylish.
Howling gale-force winds are whipping around the house and the rain is battering against the windows.
It's pretty wild outside – again – this being the third storm we've had in recent weeks. While it may be grey and grim out there, I've spent the last ten minutes flicking through the new Home look book from John Lewis with its promise of spring days ahead.
Eco can so be chic. I'm so glad there are starting to be more and more options for eco products. Do you have some favorite eco brands or sites? I'd love to know!