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Fresh-baked bread is a special treat, a delicious treasure of a home-cooked meal. But we know how hard it can be to tackle bread. Some days you have a whole day to devote to the kneading, rising, and tending of a loaf of artisan bread. Other days, you don't think about bread until 15 minutes before the meal. Well, you know what? We're here to tell you that you can indeed get hot biscuits on the table in 15 minutes.
Today we've gathered up our favorite bread recipes and sorted them by the time it takes to make them. How much time do you have to make bread today — 15 minutes? An hour? Three hours? More? Whether you have an hour or a day, you can enjoy fresh bread with your supper.
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These recipes can all easily be made in a day, but you could also start them the night before, refrigerate the dough, and bake them the next afternoon before dinner.
• No-Knead Bread
• Basic Homemade Artisan Boule
• Beginner Sourdough Loaf
• No-Knead Bread in a Hurry
• Multi-Grain Peasant Bread
• Potato Dough Rolls
• No-Knead Sweet Potato Dinner Rolls
• No-Knead Cheddar and Chiles Bread
• Pan Co'Santi No-Knead Walnut Bread - Start this one the night before
What kind of bread do you most often have with dinner?
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Wonderful post on breads. I tried the 15 minute cream biscuits; my Welsh hubbie told me they actually remind him more of the English scones. The ones here in the US are often way too sweet, so whenever we have a craving or a taste from home, I will make your biscuits.
I am a no-knead baker, love that technique and it's actually hard to believe I had this fear of yeast for so many years. Whatever method you choose, I think not many things are as rewarding as making your own bread!!
thanks for this post, 2011 was my year of baking a lot, so any recipe is highly appriciated!
Great list. My current quick bread obsession is Joy the Baker's whole wheat molasses bread. It's a non-yeast bread with only 6 ingredients. It's fast, hearty and delicious. Best of all, it works equally well as a breakfast bread or as an accompaniment to a soup or stew. Love. It.
I adore cream biscuits. They are the best. I use Dorie Greenspan's recipe.
Also, why do you need three hours for pita bread? I've made salt and water flatbreads (no yeast) before and aside from about an hour's worth of chilling in the fridge, they take maybe 45 minutes to an hour from mixing to finishing frying the last one.
Is there a link for the first photo? Or is that just a teaser?
@Ms. Vickie - It's the ciabatta from "If You Have Five Hours" in loaf form!
Many thanks Emma!
I'm very happy with the No-Knead Bread of "if you want to start night before". Now I'm using a new adaptation proposed by Jim Lahey to Mark Bittman: this only takes 3 hours to rise. Put 1/4 teaspoon yeast, 1/4 teaspoon wine vinager and 1 1/2 cups severely warm (not hot) water. By explaining: change the amount of yeast, the temperature of water and add vinager and this recipe can change of line to "if you have 3 hours". Wonderful!
This week on the Kitchn has been so interesting, so far! Every post is fascinating!!
And I happen to have bread dough rising in my kitchen as we speak. I love baking bread - flat breads, rolls, quick breads, big crispy loaves. I'll vary it according to the meal we're having. I like to start in the morning with somethings, and let them rise in a leisurely fashion, and others prepare as I make dinner (the non-yeasted flatbreads, like naan)
My most recent experiments have been a puffy, pita-like bread, with rosemary and roasted sweet potato puree in the dough. And a big couronne - a crownshaped French bread inspired by a French movie set in Nice.
Great post! Would love a similar sorted one with desserts (as I'm in a bit of a panic with only one hour to put something together tonight before a house or guests arrives.) :)
Love this post.
And, I agree with CANGELOBE, a dessert list like this would be great too. Thanks!
Great list of breads. I really enjoy making breads that take awhile, as I find it relaxing. I cannot wait to try out the herbed fantail rolls. I have been making a cheesy green garlic pull-apart bread lately, that is out of this world. http://chezus.com/2012/05/09/cheesy-green-garlic-pull-apart-bread/


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Secretary of State Brian Kemp represented Georgia at the conference this year, as Gov. Nathan Deal was unable to attend. Lemmon said he highlighted the 400 Japanese companies that have done business in Georgia in the years since 1975, when SEUS-Japan began.
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Taylor attended the 2012 conference in Japan as the chairman of the Bartow-Cartersville Joint Development Authority. This year, as commissioner, he said he made sure to strengthen the county's relationship with existing Japanese industries.
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Sandwiches, Salads & Soups: 15 Hearty, Homemade Lunch Recipes
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It's Lunch Week at The Kitchn — what are you eating for lunch today? If you need a little extra inspiration for your workday lunches, we have it for you here. Soups, salads, sandwiches — all from your own home kitchen.
Who needs to go out for lunch when you have broccoli & feta pasta salad in your lunchbox, or a simple farmer's lunch sandwich of fresh greens and cheese? With the right container, soup can be the perfect nourishment at work, and we have Tuscan stew, wild rice and mushroom soup, and an indulgent baked potato soup. There are little rolls stuffed with cabbage and pork, and a big salad of tortellini and fresh spring vegetables. Take your pick, and don't skip lunch!
• 1 Bánh Mì with Lemongrass Tofu - A refreshing, filling vegetarian sandwich — make the components ahead and assemble at lunchtime.
• 2 Chicken Cordon Bleu-Croque Monsieur - A big sandwich to rival anything from a gourmet sandwich shop!
• 3 Fresh Vegetable Sandwich - Inspiration for a sandwich loaded up with all the fresh vegetables you have on hand.
• 4 BBQ Cabbage and Sausage Stuffed Sandwiches - Little rolls stuffed with sausage and cabbage — the perfect portable lunch.
• 5 Farmer's Lunch Sandwich - A simple, classic sandwich — so easy to make and enjoy.
• 6 Rice and Mixed Greens Salad with Dates, Cashews, and Chickpeas - A big, hearty green salad that will fill you up.
• 7 Tortellini and Spring Vegetable Salad - Salad and pasta — together!
• 8 Roasted Eggplant Salad with Smoked Almonds and Goat Cheese - A salad to eat warm.
• 9 Broccoli and Feta Pasta Salad - A simple and satisfying pasta salad.
• 10 Kale Salad with Apricots, Avocado and Parmesan - A favorite lunch salad.
• 11 Tuscan Bread and Tomato Soup (Ribollita) - This soup makes wonderful leftovers — it gets better and better.
• 12 Minnesota Wild Rice and Mushroom Soup - So flavorful!
• 13 Hearty Chicken Minestrone - A classic chicken soup.
• 14 Baked Potato Soup With Bacon, Onion and Cheddar - Everyone's favorite.
• 15 Black Bean, Sweet Potato, and Quinoa Chili - A lighter twist on chili.
What's your favorite lunch these days?
Related: 5 Quick and Delicious Lunches Under 400 Calories
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I love a simple salad like this bresaola and arugula salad along with a slice of quiche or a bowl of delicious soup like this pappa al pomodoro . And of course, you can't beat a yummy panini- I make many variations depending on what's leftover in the fridge.
On weekends, I like to relish lunch or brunch with friends and good, solid food. Monday to Friday, though, I want something simple and make-ahead, but I've found salads to be tiring on that front. I've started making freezer burritos, with a different meat and vegetable each week. They're easy to reheat and delicious.
I opened this post just as I was taking a break from prepping lunches for the week. I had a bag of sweet potatoes to use, so I chopped and roasted half of them with a chopped red bell pepper. After cooling a bit, half of that mixture will be tossed with a bunch of greens for today's salad. I'm also making a curried sweet potato soup with the remainder in the bag. I'm happy to have the new sandwich ideas in this post--thanks. (I was sure I had a big knob of ginger--must've accidentally tossed it! Improvising now that I have everything else prepped.)
Great, toothsome lunch recipes and menus.
My only concern: for the sake of your hapless co-workers, please be careful with the broccoli-feta salad. Refrigerate and eat it downwind of your lunch mates. Seriously.
Yay for lunch week! I had leftovers from Sunday dinner today, but I usually do a salad. This week I'll do a hard-cooked egg, arugula, shaved veggies (carrots & fennel) with a shallot vinaigrette. Any ideas for greens-based (versus grain-based) salads are welcome!
Cold soup! It's a gorgeous week in NY so I made a batch of this chilled avocado and corn soup. http://www.loveumadly.com/2012/03/healthy-lunch-idea-chilled-soup/
This is sort of a combination sandwich and salad! I just made this faux bacon - I'm not sure what to call it!! Almost like latbreads, maybe, or crackers. It's a crispy pastry dough, very smoky, a little salty, with streaks of smoked gouda. Really tasty! We ate it with a salad of romaine, baby spinach and tomatoes, lightly dressed with olive oil and balsamic. Better than the best BLT!
Would a broccoli-feta salad be stinky? It's feta! I'd be much more concerned about taking in anything with cabbage. Or if the salad was made with a stinky cheese.
i love these healthy, hearty soups! i recently/accidentally made an awesome seafood stew that works great as lunch leftovers.


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Time keeps prancing along ahead of me, and I simply cannot keep up. These last few weeks have been busy, adventurous, and challenging. Most recently, I finished my first freelance photography project with a series of wedding/celebration cakes. It is so much fun to photograph pretty things that I didn't have to create myself!! Here is one example:
Isn't that a beautiful cake?
Tim and I also went on a day hike last week and spotted this waterfall hidden in the trees:
We had to step over a lot of fallen trees and slippery rocks (click the link, that's where I went to university!!!) in order to get close, but it was worth it. We hiked a mile further down the trail and had lunch in a dwindling patch of sunshine that eventually disappeared.
I also photographed some recipes for the Food Empowerment Project website. This is an absolutely wonderful organization that "seeks to create a more just and sustainable world by recognizing the power of one's food choices. They encourage healthy food choices that reflect a more compassionate society by spotlighting the abuse of animals on farms, the depletion of natural resources, unfair working conditions for produce workers, and the unavailability of healthy foods in low-income areas."
The Food Empowerment Project website has a small, but growing recipe database. If you have vegan recipes (preferably with an accompanying photograph) you would like to share, definitely contact them. They would appreciate it so much!
Hazelnut Pesto (one of my recipe submissions!)
Champagne Risotto with Tofu & Portobello (I actually made this recipe without the alcohol since I don't drink, and was still delicious!)
Next week I will have a new vegan product review, and quite possibly, a new vegan cookbook review too!!! Happy Spring (almost!)!!


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- Monterey County rescinds 'guiding principles' for Fort Ord
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- Jan 14:
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- Oct 8:
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- Auditors to review FORA expenditures
- Aug 25:
- FORA seeks to cut down trees at Parker Flats
- Aug 17:
- In the wake of troubled economy, Fort Ord reuse plan not expected to be as optimistic
- Aug 9:
- FORA faces conflict of interest charge
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- FORA making progress on munitions cleanup
- Jun 8:
- FORA director accused of being wrongly reimbursed
- May 19:
- Fort Ord dedicated as National Monument
The state Department of Toxic Substances Control has rejected contentions by a Fort Ord advisory council that the proposed site of a veterans cemetery is unsafe.
The department said there is no danger of chemical contamination, as alleged by Mike Weaver, co-chair of the Fort Ord Community Advisory Group.
Weaver said in a March 30 letter that the Parker Flats area pegged for the cemetery was "dangerous" because it is contaminated with toxic chemicals and unexploded military supplies.
"I want to assure (you) that the property has been cleaned up appropriately for its intended use," responded Stewart W. Black, deputy director of the department's Brownfields Environmental Restoration Program, which oversees the cleanup on Fort Ord.
Weaver argued in his letter the area known as "Artillery Hill" has been cleared for munitions only to a depth of 4 feet, not the 6 feet typical for grave sites.
In his response, Black said although the department could not be certain no risk remained, the munitions used at the site would not have penetrated deeper than the 4-foot level. Additionally, he noted, the Army had advised precautions such as posted warnings, safety training for workers and oversight by munitions experts during any future, intrusive construction work.
Black said there is no known groundwater contamination at the site.
The area has been the subject of contentious competition between environmentalists and veterans groups, who are backed by the developers of the proposed Monterey Downs equestrian-themed project.
The area around the cemetery site, including the property identified for Monterey Downs, is now the subject of competing initiatives proposed for a future ballot. Those initiatives this week prompted litigation by one group, the veterans, against the other.
Weaver said Friday he had not yet seen Black's response concerning the cemetery, which was forwarded to The Herald by the Fort Ord Reuse Authority. He said the advisory group will decide its next move after it reviews Black's letter.
The group was established by the Toxic Substances Control Department to monitor the cleanup of the former base.
James Bogan, president of the United Veterans Council of Monterey County, said Friday he was confident the site was still right for a cemetery.
"The government agencies say it is clear," he said, "so we accept that word."
Meanwhile, Keep Fort Ord Wild, another group that opposes the cemetery's location in rolling oak woodland, sent a second letter to the state Department of Veterans Affairs expressing concern about the safety of the cemetery site. In it, spokesman Michael Salerno noted that the Army's Record of Decision after clearing the property characterized the risk to workers "who conduct ground-disturbing or intrusive activities as high."
Army records indicate munitions cleared from the property included explosives that will kill or maim an individual if detonated during activity.
Salerno's letter to the department states there are many safer and better alternatives for the cemetery, including hundreds of acres of "abandoned blight" left after the Army's closure of Fort Ord.
Veterans and local representatives, including state Sen. Bill Monning, D-Carmel, say the cemetery's location was agreed on years ago without objection from the environmental community. FORA has moved to transfer the property to the state, which is reviewing documents before the transfer is finalized. The state intends to then apply for a federal grant to fund construction of the cemetery.
Staff writer Virginia Hennessey contributed to this report.
Phillip Molnar can be reached at 646-4487 or email@example.com.


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Transcript of radio interview with Bp. Galeone of St. Augustine (FL, USA) on Motu Proprio
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Univ. of Notre Dame on the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum
The University of Notre Dame has issued an iverly long statement about the Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum.
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Motu Proprio Summorum Pontificum of Pope Benedict XVI
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As part of its ongoing campaign to expose the deceptive fundraising practices of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), HumaneWatch.org sponsored a billboard in Times Square that calls attention to the organization. A news release from HumaneWatch explains that "Despite its commercials and fundraising materials featuring sad-looking puppies and kittens, HSUS gives only one percent of its $120 million budget to support local pet shelters.
The billboard (viewable here) is located in Times Square at Broadway and 46th Street. HumaneWatch is a project of the Center for Consumer Freedom.
The ad portrays an angry-looking cat with the headline, "WTF? (Where's The Funding?)," and goes on to explain, "The Humane Society of the United States only gives 1% of its budget to local pet shelters." The ad concludes by prompting viewers, "Find Out About the Deception At: HumaneWatch.org."
According to the release, "the one percent figure was calculated after reviewing HSUS's most recent Form 990 tax return from 2012 and is included as part of HumaneWatch.org's fourth annual report, "Not Your Local Humane Society." The full report breaks down all HSUS contributions to local pet shelters on a state-by-state basis dating back to 2009. Unfortunately for shelter pets, the one percent total is no anomaly – it's the norm."
"The Humane Society of the United States is making money by manipulating Americans, reeling in pet lovers with pictures of sad-looking puppies only to then funnel their donations to a radical agenda," said Will Coggin, CCF's senior research analyst, in the release. "Instead of spending its money where it is most desperately needed – saving lives at local shelters – in 2012 HSUS spent $50 million on fundraising expenses alone, bankrolled PETA-style propaganda campaigns, maintained a huge staff of lawyers and lobbyists, and rewarded its top brass with bloated salaries and benefits."
Coggin concluded, "HSUS has $200 million in assets. Pet shelters are struggling day in and day out to help save the lives of pets, but it appears HSUS has other priorities. Animal lovers should demand better from this self-titled 'humane society,' and give to their local pet shelter instead."


text: MAXSA 44449 Motion-sensing solar-powered floodlight with 100 LEDs Don't go bump in the night Includes a FREE Maxsa indoor nightlight in white or gray Zoom Front Photos Videos Item #: 71644449 Review Summary 2 people say In Stock $119.95 Was: -$30.00 : Instant Rebate Free Indoor nightlight Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $89.95 Instant Rebate ends today Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 90 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Includes a free indoor nightlight Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 90 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Our take on the MAXSA 44449 by Marshall Chase Move into the lightArriving home after dark, it's comforting to know that this motion-activated floodlight will automatically turn on when you pull into your driveway. You can even set the timer so the light stays on long enough for you to negotiate a path strewn with toys and see to slip your key in the lock.The super-bright, super-efficient LED light is solar-powered, so you don't have to pay an electrician to hook it up or pay higher electric bills. Just use the supplied cable to connect the solar panel to the floodlight. The sun's rays will charge its built-in battery so the light is ready when you need it.This MAXSA light is one of many home security and safety products available at Crutchfield. See more info on this item Highlights:motion-sensing solar-powered floodlight with 100 LEDsDIY installation with no connection to home wiring needed and no electrician requireddetects motion within 180 degrees and up to 40 feet awaygreat for decks, patios, balconies, entrance doors, garages, driveways, carports, walkways, backyards, sheds, pool areas, and stairslight duration adjustable from 10 seconds to 1 minutemotion and daylight sensitivity adjustmentsdurable, weatherproof aluminum constructionincluded 15-ft. cable connects solar panel and lightrechargeable battery includedsecurity light dimensions: 7-5/8"W x 8-1/2"H x 6-1/4"Dsolar panel dimensions: 8-3/16"W x 6-1/4"H x 5/8"Dpanel base dimensions: 4-1/8"D x 3-5/8"H x 2-3/8"Dwarranty: 90 daysOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Outdoor LED security light (w/ integrated mounting bracket) Outdoor solar panel (w/ attached 15' power cord) 4 Small screws 2 Large screws 4 Small drywall anchors 2 Large drywall anchors Assembly/Operating Instructions Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Solar-Power Light: During the day, the solar panel included with the MAXSA Solar Security Light converts sunlight into electricity, recharging the pre-installed battery. Using this stored energy, the Security LED light turns on automatically at night when motion is detected. This Solar Security Light is ideal for areas where electricity is not available (including driveways, carports, garages, and entrance doors) for safety and security around your home. LED Lights: The MAXSA Solar Powered Security Light features 100 LED lights that will last up to 30,000 hours and should never need replacement. Motion Sensor: The MAXSA Solar Powered Security Light is equipped with a built-in motion sensor. The passive infrared (IR) motion sensor turns the Solar Security Light on automatically when motion is detected. The sensor can detect motion within a 180° horizontal angle and a distance of up to 35'. The motion sensor of the Solar Security Light is temperature sensitive. The cooler the temperature, the more sensitive the motion sensor will become. Use the Sensitivity dial to adjust the sensitivity of the motion sensor to compensate for environmental temperature changes. Light Level Adjustment: The LUX dial controls the natural light that triggers the Solar Security Light and prevents the light from operating during daylight hours. The Solar Security Light comes preset for activation at dusk. You can adjust the LUX dial for activation in a brighter or darker setting. Time Dial: The MAXSA Solar Security Light has an adjustable Time dial that allows light duration of up to 60 seconds. Rechargeable Battery: The battery included in this unit is a sealed lead-acid 6V/4Ah rechargeable battery. When the battery is fully charged, this Solar Security Light can light up for up to 2 hours, which is equivalent to 120 one-minute cycles when the Time dial is set the maximum position. The battery should last for approximately 3 years before it will need to be replaced. Note: During the initial charge period, leave the light off while the solar panel charges in direct sunlight for 3 days. Mounting Options: Security Light: The security light features an integrated mounting bracket which allows you to mount the light to a wall or roof (using the included hardware). You may mount the security LED light either vertically or horizontally. The mounting bracket allows you to adjust the angle of the light to where you need it most. The security light also comes with mounting straps to attach the light to a flag pole. The security light and solar panel connect to one another via the solar panel's attached15' power cord. Solar Panel: Mount the panel facing South, which will maximize the direct sunlight exposure during the day. For optimum sun exposure and longer light output, place the solar panel where it will receive 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. Mount the solar panel with the enclosed screws to a solid wood or metal surface. You can adjust the angle of the solar panel by gently rotating to a different locking position. Placing the panel in a shaded location will no allow the batteries to charge fully, reducing the number of hours the light will operate per evening. Dimensions: Security Light: LED Light: 7.5625" (W) x 4.5" (H) x 2.25" (D) Bracket: 7.0" (W) x 5.125" (H) x 4.1875" (D) Solar Panel: Panel: 8.1875" (W) x 6.25" (H) x 0.625" (D) Bracket: 4.125" (D) x 3.625" (H) x 2.375" Power Cord: 15' (L) Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card MAXSA 44449 Reviews Average Customer Review: 2 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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In the century since its founding in 1920 by composer Ernst Bloch, The Cleveland Institute of Music has been a place for young composers to find their voice, refine their skills, and create a new and exciting repertoire. Consistently considered among of the nation's top conservatories, CIM provides a unique environment for composers and performers alike to explore their imagination and creativity while working with a world-class faculty devoted to training the complete musician of the 21st century.
In the rich and diverse musical climate of our time, I welcome and encourage a variety of compositional styles among my students. My primary goal is to help you discover and cultivate your own personal and unique compositional language. I work with each student on how to write dynamic, sophisticated, and moving music, while also learning to develop musical material, shape the overall design and architecture of a piece, and nurture and expand your musical knowledge, taste, sophistication, and judgment.
CIM strives to provide our composers with as many opportunities as possible. Among them is our Partnership Program, which pairs student composers with student performers, who then come to that student's composition lesson to work together on the realization of his or her ideas. This hands-on experience of working directly with performers as part of the creative process is invaluable to a young composer's development and is one of the things which makes CIM such a unique place to study.
Another is our biannual collaboration with the Cleveland Institute of Art, pairing student composers with student filmmakers to create short films to be shown in the Shafran Planetarium at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. This collaboration offers our students valuable experience in the art of collaboration, film scoring, and sound design.
I invite you to explore our community â one committed to the complete training of the creative artist of the 21st century.
- Keith Fitch
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Vincent K. and Edith H. Smith Chair in Composition
The CIM Composition Department provides an intensive environment for student composers where the highest level of excellence is expected. The incredibly high standard of performance at CIM assures student composers very fine performances of their solo, ensemble, and orchestral works, as well as works developed in our Electronic Music Studio, all of which are digitally recorded.
Every composition major at CIM receives a weekly individual lesson. Additionally, students are required to attend the weekly seminar, where faculty and students present their own music, meet with visiting composers, explore career options, and discuss virtually any and every topic related to being a composer in the 21st century.
The CIM Composition Department offers three studio recitals every year; students are required to have works performed on at least two of the three. The CIM Orchestra devotes three days each semester to reading and recording student works, providing vital and practical training in orchestral composition. Additionally, CIM student performers regularly program student composers works on their own recitals.
A wide variety of composers with differing styles and ideas regularly visit CIM, meeting with students in Composition Seminar, discussing their music in symposia, and in many cases, looking at individual student works in master classes. Composers who have visited in recent years include John Adams, Christopher Rouse, Mario Davidovsky, John Corigliano, Joan Tower, Melinda Wagner, Claude Baker, David Rakowski, George Tsontakis, David Del Tredici, Steven Stucky, Sean Shepherd, Julian Anderson, Stephen Paulus, Augusta Read Thomas, Bernard Rands, and Chen Yi, among many others.
There are many professional opportunities for CIM composition students throughout the neighboring communities. The Canton Symphony offers an annual Composer Fellowship to a CIM composition major, resulting in a work premiered by them as part of their regular season. The Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra has presented CIM student works at Severance Hall; other recent student commissions have included works for local dance companies, the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival, and the Museum of Natural History, among many others.
Student Successes
CIM students consistently are among the nation's most celebrated young composers. Their awards include honors from the Fulbright Foundation, the ASCAP-Morton Gould Young Composer Awards, the BMI Student Composers Competition, the Charles Ives Prize from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Kronos String Quartet Under 30 commission; the National Association of Composers USA Competition, the Raymond and Beverly Sackler Composition Prize, the Leo Kaplan Prize, the National Federation of Music Clubs competition, and the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs Composition Competition.
Our students regularly receive commissions from SCI, ASCAP, the BMI Foundation, the New York Youth Symphony, as well as new music ensembles and soloists throughout the nation.
Additionally, CIM students have received residences at the Copland House, Camargo (Cassis, France), the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, the Aspen Summer Music Festival, the Free University Berlin Institute, Bowdoin Summer Music Festival, Fresh, Inc. Festival, New Music on the Point, California Summer Music, and Brevard Summer Music, among others.
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Our archery deer season opened Saturday. Never seen anything but other hunters opening day. Sunday was a different story, was hunting a new area in the hills we've never been before. I pulled over in a wide spot to check the map & see if we were where I thought we should be. While I'm looking at the map the wife is glassing the hillside. A few minutes later she says "I think I see four legs behind that tree" We spend three or four minutes trying to get on the same page (woman directions/descriptions need deciphered) Then she says " Marty, it's lookin right at me, holy s___ it's big, and I think it's a boy, but there's something wrong with his horns, their brown. (she didn't know they are in velvet) Just about then I finally figured out where she was looking, just in time to see a brown blob turn and head up the hill.
We take off in the truck to get above him a few corners & I head up the hill to where I figure he will be heading. Takes me about 20 minutes to get there. I catch my breath at the top and the wind changes, I hear limbs snap down & to my right. I took one step and drew the bow at the same time. This is the first time I've got to see what was behind the tree. Looking straight at me 60 yards away is a monster 4x5, it only lasted 2 or 3 seconds then it was horns and tail bouncing away. Last time I seen him he was 125 yards and still going. Needless to say, the wife & I are working on her hunting lingo and terms!!


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Kelly Slater Draws Crowds At MOF Hawaii...
Kelly Slater Draws Crowds & Press At MOF Hawaii.
Mauli Ola Foundation produced an extraordinarily successful surf event in Haleiwa, Hawaii complete with participation from world-renowned surfing superstar, Kelly Slater.
Mauli Ola Foundation rounded out last year's Surf Experience Day tour to benefit children and young adults living with Cystic Fibrosis, in Haleiwa, Hawaii on December 13, 2009 at Haleiwa beach. The event was hosted by Buttons Surf School and sponsored by Title Sponsor Flexfit, Ambry Genetics, A-Med Healthcare, Da Hui, and Volcom.
The Hawaiian surfing festivities included a Pipeline Dedication Ceremony where an MOF plaque was put on display on Pipeline Path. MOF crew including ASP World Surfing Champ Sunny Garcia, pro-surfer Kala Alexander and Ambry Genetics Founder and CEO Charles Dunlop paid a visit to Tripler Army Hospital's Department of Pediatrics. While there, they received a medal for outstanding children's care for their tireless work and dedication to young people living with Cystic Fibrosis.
International Pro-surfing superstars Kelly Slater and Sunny Garcia joined Mauli Ola Foundation on this last leg of the 2009 tour, becoming members and raising the bar for kids in the surf, as well as creating extra excitement among the media in attendance.
Media that was on hand to cover the festivities were Fuel TV and Surfline.com who are doing feature stories on MOF Surf Experience Days, as well as Surfing Magazine, Surfer Magazine and Transworld Surf Magazine who also covered the event. Kelly Slater donned a Flexfit MOF hat throughout the day, as did surf legends Mike Ho and Reno Abellira. According to MOF Executive Director, James Dunlop, ìEverybody was wearing MOF Flexfit hats. They were everywhere!î Kelly Slater, Mike Ho and Sunny Garcia have all pledged their involvement with MOF surfing events in the future.
MOF's final 2009 tour date in Haleiwa, Hawaii is an example of the unstoppable momentum and support that Mauli Ola Foundation is accruing for its work in providing a healthy outlet for young people with Cystic Fibrosis, and for their families.
MOF Surf Experience Days allow Mauli Ola Foundation to create a medically therapeutic environment where people with Cystic Fibrosis can breathe in concentrated amounts of saline-rich air found in a beach environment, while enjoying the morale boosting benefits of surf and sun.
For more information, visit www.mauliola.org.


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July is right around the corner, so its time to come up with the July contest. This month, you need to guess the average wind speed on the summit for the month of July. Pretty simple, yes? Here are the short and easy rules, pretty much standard...
1. One submission per forum ID
2. There can be no duplicates. First person to submit a particular number will own that guess.
3. If the proper answer is not selected by anyone, the winner will be the closest guess according to the F6 report. (Took out the without going over rule to see how that plays out this month!)
4. The official source of data is the Daily F6 as published on the Observatory's web site.
5. Anyone & everyone will be allowed to enter.
6. Most of all... Have Fun!!!
Since I didn't contest up sooner, I'm going to allow entries until July 3rd. All entires need to be in by 11:59:59 on July 3rd. Good luck everyone!!