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Summary: Abandoned, polluted mill property in a distressed area of Taunton, MA is cleaned up and made into affordable housing and commercial space.
Over the years, the Robertson Mill at 120 Ingell Street in the Weir Village neighborhood in the City of Taunton, MA has housed a cotton factory, hosiery and yarn manufacturers, and most recently the Robertson Factories, manufacturers of curtains.
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The Village of Weir also contains a dense residential area and a historic village commercial center. Although it consists of just 15% of the total land area of the City of Taunton, the historic Weir neighborhood contains approximately 31% (17,432 residents) of the city's total population. This densely-populated area encompasses two Community Development Block Grant Target Areas that have over 51% low-income households, and is an "Economic Opportunity Area of the State". The poverty rate is 13.5% - higher than the City at 8.3% and the State at 8.9%. The unemployment rate, although comparable to that of the City, exceeds that of both the region and the state. This area also has a lower high school graduation rate and a significantly lower college graduation rate than the city, region, or state. According to 2000 Census socioeconomic data, the Weir neighborhood has a higher minority population than the city, the region or the state, with 45% of the city's African-American population and 49% of the city's Hispanic population. It also has a growing population of Asian and Cape Verdean residents. In Weir Village, residential housing surrounds brownfield properties littered with old tanks, crumbling containment walls, and rusting metal infrastructures making these hazards easily accessible to neighborhood residents and children.
Financial help came in the form of a $500,000 EPA grant to the City of Taunton in 2001, from which the City of Taunton supported the Robertson on the River project through a subgrant for $148,000 and a loan in the amount of $140,000. In addition, the EPA granted $52,000 directly to the Weir Corporation. There were multiple partners that provided financial assistance for this project: Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development, Massachusetts Housing Partnership, Mass Housing, Mass Development, Massachusetts Historical Commission, CEDAC, Bank of America and Bristol County Savings Bank,
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With help from the EPA Brownfields and many other organizations, the redevelopment of this mill will provide much-needed affordable housing, green space, and safe places for kids to play.
1970's: Weir Village experienced a significant economic decline
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2000: Census reported Weir neighborhood had a higher minority population than the city, region and the state.
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Siloetten is an exciting project that makes use of existing and solid infrastructure in a practical way. The abandoned silo remains in its original form and serves as the service core for the apartments as well as the base for the roof terrace. A steel structure forms the frame for the 21 apartments that surround the silo, each varied in order to provide views, ample daylight and privacy. These block-like apartments enjoy private patios and each is provided with a view of Århus Bay.
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December 27, 2010 at 4:41 pm
I'm not crazy about the aesthetics of this project but the reuse of the old silo is great. http://on.fb.me/holcim-awards
December 24, 2010 at 1:56 am
While this is a nice building it is not the first silo building in denmark. We have two in copenhagen which are called Gemini residence (frøsilo) and Wennberg silo which can be seen here:
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Architectually i think these two are much more spectacular but maybe you have already covered them in another article.
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Just because it might be "done everyday" doesn't make it right and it sure as he11 doesn't make it safe.
The OP is getting some bad advice here. There's a reason why pressure vessels are certified.
Thunder, you seem to be one who likes to go against generally accepted industry standards (using pure tungsten in an inverter) and welding on pressure vessels without the proper credentials.
I'd like to be the lawyer representing the plantiff when one of your "out of the box" solutions blows up and injures or kills someone. I guarantee you don't have enough insurance to cover the potential damages.
I've seen some of your work and it's good. I don't understand your position on this issue. A dang $100 tank isn't worth someone getting hurt over. To recommend stick welding that tank without having a clue about the OP's "welding experience" is just flat out reckless.
If it was absolutely necessary to add a motor support to this existing tank, I'd fabricate a bracket with a saddle that fit over the circumference of the tank and braze the saddle in place. Lot less chance of changing the metalurgy of the existing tank.
don't listen to me i'm just a dumbass without a clue....but with experiance & i do it almost everyday with the dynasty 350 use 100% green tungsten with good results but you know it all comes down to the operator of the machineyour right i don't know if this guy can weld or not he did not say...in my day i was boiler & pressure vessel certified & was qualified to use the "R" stamp without ever having any problems...............................
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Wow! Things I did not know about welding pressure tanks this thread has been somewhat educational for me.
Although Ive done a little bit of welding on a tank or two.
Heres a pic of one of those tank I did little welding to after welding up all the holes I think it came out ok. LOL!
But in all fairness and a logical point I personally would just buy a tank that would give me enough room on the platform to accommodate the motor and pump. Safety should always come first!
Many years ago I watched my dad build his own compressor needless to say it did work for awhile but it did fracture on a couple of welds luckily no one got hurt as we all worked around or in the same vicinity, so all the work he went through seemed to me be more of a cost than just buying a new compressor for a few dollars more with no worries. Sheeeew that was 30 years ago.
Compressors can be bought cheap enough in todays market usually just a few dollars more than the cost of the materials, consumables and labor it takes to modify and repair one.
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Don't modify the tank. Build a frame to hold the tank and the pump independently.
I'm going to guess that seattle smitty is in Washington state based on the name. Start with the rules: http://www.lni.wa.gov/TradesLicensin...Book012009.pdf Note the LEGAL requirements for doing repair on a pressure vessel (in the 296-104-500's), and note that there is exemption for unfired vessels less than 5cuFt (about 40 gal) (sec 70.79.080) A 40gal tank at 100PSI is one heck of an explosive device. There is a photo floating around (in the previously mentioned thread, I Think) of what a tank of about twice this size does to a locomotive when it lets go.
If there is a failure (probability low, but decidedly not zero), what is the penalty? (probably high) What will your insurance do if you make an alteration, though technically legal, and a failure occurs, even if what you do has nothing to do with the failure? If your insurance company finds out you do this, will they just cancel the policy (hint: it is quite possible. read the policy) retroactively (they can do this too, and then nail you for fraud.) These are things that have happened locally to me in the last year. My AI was involved in investigating a brutal one in a school (no injuries or fatalities, fortunately, since it happened at night) with about a 40gal tank for HVAC controls.
This is not something to play at. Failures don't happen often, but the price is high when they do. Kind of like with an oil refinery.
Pretty sure every one of those "factory welded" compressor tanks have to pass a hydrostat test before they are stamped as certified and then released onto the buying public.
If you can get it hydrostat tested after you weld - go for it - no risk, no danger, if it fails, oh well. Otherwise, bolt something to the existing mounts or toss the thing.
My 2 cents.
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Thanks to y'all for the input.
I'm sympathetic to both sides of the argument. On the one hand, the money equation is that I could save several hundred dollars by customizing this tank, but I could lose everything, possibly including assorted body parts, on the downside. OTOH, I can certainly run a bead without undercut or slag inclusions, and tend to agree with Thunder71 that experts in many fields are sometimes known to describe what they do as rocket science, when any good craftsman can manage it when told how. I don't especially have a personal use for a pressure vessel welding certification, but this conversation has me interested in learning more about it, especially about typical tank metallurgy and consequent choice of welding protocol.
As it happens, after getting this thread started, I took the head off the "no good" compressor that came on this tank and saw I could fix it, which I have done. This is a dinky little pump (i.e., slow) on a relatively big tank, and as I said, I have a bigger Speedaire pump. However, I guess I will sell this compressor and buy a tank for the big pump.
I was looking at Home Depot's biggest compressor this morning, "Husky" brand. V-twin 2-stage pump, 175psi, 12.5 SCFM @ 90psi, 80 gal (IIRC) vertical tank, priced at $1100 plus tax. BUT . . . I could not see any approved-rating plate anywhere on the tank. I just don't like the idea of an unapproved air tank made of Chinese mystery metal!!
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if you look at some of the new tanks you will see LOTS of $hitty welds
We can fight this all day but it wont do any good there are good points on both sides. Personaly I would just buy one I have to much going on too mess a round with an old compresser.


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Braver man than me. No way I'd put Vicks anywhere near my eyes. Mandatory safety glasses with sideshields and can't remember the last flash I had. The odd reflective burn on neck and ears from other welders in close quarters.
Flash burn is a B
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Raised in a Southern Presbyterian home with shared roots in the Moravian ministry, Dr. Rankin graduated summa cum laude from Clemson University in Ceramic Engineering, where he was founding president of the campus Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. After working for DuPont at the Savannah River Laboratory and Ph.D. studies in Materials Science at the Massachusetts Institutes of Technology, the Lord redirected Duncan's steps from a successful career in the sciences towards the Gospel ministry in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). After completing his Master of Divinity studies at Covenant Theological Seminary and Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) in Jackson, Mississippi, he took his Ph.D. at the New College of the University of Edinburgh by writing on "Carnal Union with Christ in the Theology of T.F. Torrance."
Appointed to the Department of Systematic Theology at RTS-Jackson in 1993, Duncan served 10 years full time, teaching courses in dogmatic and historical theology. Active on the Theology and Strategy Working Group of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization, Duncan was also a recipient of a John Templeton Foundation 1999 Science and Religion Course Prize and taught a course in Science and Theology at RTS. At the Millennium, the Rankin family escaped the ravages of Y2K by sojourning in the quiet Scottish Highland village of Muir of Ord, before Duncan served as guest minister for Dr. David Robertson at St. Peter's Free Church of Scotland in Dundee, home of the historic pulpit of Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne and current home of the SOLAS Ministry.
Since 2003, Duncan has pastored churches in Mississippi, Tennessee, and Georgia before finally making it to Texas as fast as he could, where he now joyfully serves on the staff of Christ Church (PCA), Katy, Texas. In addition to service at RTS, Duncan is also a member of the Board of Directors for GRACE—a Godly Response to Abuse in the Christian Environment and a Visiting Professor for Ligonier Ministries' Reformation Bible College, Sanford, Florida. He and his wife Shirley have three fine children and love living in the Houston area!
- "Calvin's Correspondence on Our Threefold Union with Christ," in The Hope Fulfilled: Essays in Honor of O. Palmer Robertson, P&R Publishing, 2008.
- "Peter Martyr Vermigli on Union with Christ," Haddington House Journal 7 (2005), 101-124.
- "Restoring Love," in Tabletalk by Ligonier Ministries, June 2005.
- The Early Reformation in Scotland: Lessons for this Twenty-First Century (Men's Scriptural Fellowship), April 2001.
- W. Duncan Rankin and Stephen R. Berry, "The Woodrow Evolution Controversy," in Did God Create in Six Days?, The Covenant Foundation, 1999.
- Introduction, Federal Theology, by John L. Girardeau, Reformed Academic Press, 1994.
- "Thomas Forsyth Torrance," in Dictionary of Twentieth Century Christian Biography, ed. by J.D. Douglas, Baker, 1994.
- James Henley Thornwell and the Westminster Confession of Faith, A Press, 1986.
- W.D. Rankin and G.G. Wicks, "The Chemical Durability of Savannah River Plant Waste Glass as a Function of Waste Loading," Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 66[6] 1983, 417-420.


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So im playing a big money fantasy game today... Cant tell who to start? Who would you start?
So im playing a big money fantasy game today... Cant tell who to start? Who would you start?
you probably don't have a shot of winning any money if you're really wondering...
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
Bryant. He's had a slow start but I expect Romo to throw all over the Bucs this Sunday. Hartline, on the other hand, will be facing a tough Jets secondary and really hasn't shown that last week's performance was anything more than a fluke (hopefully it wasn't )
Brian Hartline vs Darelle Revis.
Yeah, this one seems tough.
MY bad, last time i checked Revis was will questionable.
questionable or not sit bryant for hartline...
Bryant, It's Dallas home opener, against Bucs secondary, the secondary that just got torched for 510 yards of passing.
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Revis is not missing this game..
Pretty sure Revis has been cleared and barring any incident, he will be playing. Either way this is a really easy decision outside of serious match up differences and I mean no disrespect to Hartline.
I just dropped DEZ (my third receiver) and picked up Danny Amendola of SD.


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The area that's sometimes called downtown loosely describes a collection of sub-neighborhoods to the east of the Boston Common -- Government Center, Faneuil Hall, and the Financial District. To some extent, each has its own distinct vibe.
The northernmost section of downtown Boston gets its name from Faneuil Hall, the colonial-era meeting house once nicknamed the Cradle of Liberty. The moniker also refers to the blocks immediately surrounding the building itself, which include a cobblestoned pedestrian mall lined with bars, touristy restaurants and chain stores like Urban Outfitters and Banana Republic, plus the chain restaurants, souvenir kiosks and Irish pubs that make up Quincy Market and its North Market and South Market appendages. The Freedom Trail, which begins in the Boston Common, passes through this area on its jog north.
West of Faneuil Hall (the building) across Congress Street is Government Center. At the intersection of Washington and Congress sits the Old State House, the city's oldest public building and the site of the Boston Massacre, which helped spark the Revolutionary War. Just north of the State House is Boston's City Hall, a Brutalist cement monstrosity designed by I.M. Pei. The brick-paved open plaza in front is used for public events like Big Top Circus and the odd concert. This is where Bostonians gathered after the Boston Red Sox' World Series win and the Pats' Superbowl championship.
To the south and west lies Boston's nondescript Financial District. Huge old stonework buildings and narrow cobblestone streets bump up against new corporate skyscrapers. A bustling (for Boston) commercial epicenter during the week, the area quiets down at night and is virtually dead on weekends.
Due west of the Financial District is Downtown Crossing, so named for its central intersection at Washington and Winter streets. The area, which is mostly closed to traffic and thus very pedestrian friendly, is a midrange shopping hub, once home to the erstwhile Boston-bred department stores Filene's and Jordan Marsh and now the site of the less distinctive Macy's. At the center of the neighborhood is the newly renovated rococo Opera House, as well as several upscale eateries, including the formal Locke-Ober and more comfort food-centric Silvertone Bar and Grill. Worthy pit stops along the westward marching Freedom Trail include King's Chapel and the beautiful old Boston City Hall (now a Ruth's Chris Steak House). The western border of downtown terminates at Tremont Street, the Granary Burying Ground and the entrance to the Boston Common.
Much of the Waterfront's prime real estate along the city's eastern periphery is taken up with condominiums and a smattering of hotels, but very few commercial properties. To get the best access to the scenic views, stroll along the Harbor Walk, a wooden pedestrian boardwalk that runs along the water, from small, leafy Christopher Columbus Park down to Central Wharf, which is home to the New England Aquarium. Farther south is Fort Point Channel, the site of the Boston Tea Party.
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Marion County Senior Affirmation Event (at Ivy Tech-Indianapolis)
21st Century Scholars who are high school seniors are strongly encouraged to attend a senior affirmation event. At each event, a 21st Century Scholars representative will provide important information about how to activate and maintain eligibility for the 21st Century Scholarship.
This event is open to all 21st Century Scholars who are seniors at a Washington Township high school and their parents.
Location: Ivy Tech, Illinois Fall Creek Center Rooms 101-102, 2535 N. Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46208
Date: February 7, 2013
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I've always had nothing but respect for the entire Manning family, and it goes beyond football. I've listened to Archie speak before at a little function in Columbus, Mississippi several years back. I grew up around Saints fans for the most part, and was around to watch Archie have to run for his life during his days with the Saints.
I've always said the most impressive thing about Eli was the added pressure he had to live up to. Not of being the #1 overall pick and the face of an NFL franchise in the largest media market, but living up to a last name. Always being compared to his brother, and his father. Of course, he had to do that even at Ole Miss where his dad played.
Eli Manning became an elite quarterback in the playoffs in '07, and has been ever since. Eli is a silent assassin. Don't ever let his golly-shucks outward demeanor fool you, that's to appease Mrs. Manning.
I wore a Giants shirt today. Still am. Damn proud of it too.
And now his fires have gone out.
2 conference titles (not "near misses"), 2 actual SB appearances and 2 SB wins in 4 years and 3 days = the only legitimate elite team (and elite QB) in the New York Metro area. Oh, did I mention, the only legitimate elite HC also?
No teams taking knees to gift backdoor entry into the playoffs; no dead teams walking. The Giants did it the old fashioned way: they earned it!
Them's the facts: anything else is just deflection, spin and denial
(My dad was a lifelong fanatical Giants fan who idolized YA Tittle, Kyle Rote, Frank Gifford, Alex Webster, Sam Huff, Andy Robustelli, etc. From years and galaxies removed, I can feel his smile warming me up as I type this)
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Eli is a winner.
Props to Eli for coming through when it counted!
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Monday, April 7, 2008
March's winner, and a new contest
Now, for April. We're back to getting our books read. To be entered for a chance to win this month, you just need to have read at least 2 of your books by the end of the month and leave a comment on this post saying which categories you have completed.
Hope you are all enjoying your books! I'm enjoying your reviews!
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- Beastmomma said...
Hooray-- I JUST finished my second book. The categories I have read are Animal and Plant. For some reason, this reminds me of a nursey rhyme. I am enjoying this challenge very much!
- April 7, 2008 at 3:23 PM
- Tara said...
Hello!! I have read almost all of my books for this challenge. I only need to read the Plant category and then I'm done! Woo!!
- April 7, 2008 at 4:45 PM
- Trish said...
Woohoo! I've read four categories: Name, Animal, Place, Weather. Only two to go!
- April 7, 2008 at 7:24 PM
- Lynne said...
I've finished 4 so far - place, name, animal, and color. 2 more to go!
Love this challenge.
Come visit my blog - I just posted a new challenge!
- April 7, 2008 at 8:14 PM
- heatherlo said...
Hi there! I have read name, color, animal, and plant, and am currently working on place. :)
- April 7, 2008 at 10:11 PM
- Juli said...
I've been busting along. I've read: color, place, name and plant!
- April 8, 2008 at 10:57 PM
- Tiffany Norris said...
I have finished two of my categories (First Name and Weather Event). Almost done with the third! This is such a fun challenge!
- April 9, 2008 at 1:50 PM
- Mo said...
I've completed four so far:
color, animal, place and (*just* finished)plant.
Having a blast! Thanks for hosting this one.
- April 9, 2008 at 2:17 PM
- beastmomma said...
Hooray-- I just finished my third book. It was for the place category.
- April 10, 2008 at 2:07 AM
- Jean said...
I think I only need to color category to be done. That means I've finished the weather, plant, person's name, place, and animal categories. Now if only my color book were more engaging...
- April 10, 2008 at 8:01 AM
- Somer said...
I've completed all my books for this challenge!
- April 10, 2008 at 11:48 AM
- Joy said...
I have finished all the categories! Loved the challenge. :)
- April 13, 2008 at 8:25 AM
- nancy said...
I've read four so far--weather event, place, name, and color.
- April 14, 2008 at 9:30 AM
- poodlerat said...
Hi! I've read all 6 categories, and I'm thinking about re-starting at the beginning and reading 6 more. Great contest!
- April 15, 2008 at 2:22 PM
- BooksPlease said...
Hi, I've read books from three categories - Place, Name and Colour - half way there!
- April 18, 2008 at 5:13 AM
- Paula said...
I have read 5 so far ~ my two latest have been Snow Falling on Cedars for the Plant category and Heidi for the First Name category.
I'm off to start my last one. This has been a fun challenge ~ thanks so much for all of your hard work hosting it!
- April 20, 2008 at 3:23 AM
- tanabata said...
I just finished my third category for the challenge. The one's I've read are Colour, Animal, Weather. I'm really enjoying the challenge, it's such a fun idea! Thanks.
- April 21, 2008 at 2:42 AM
- Rhinoa said...
Please enter me into the draw. I have read 3 so far: Seeing Redd (Colour), Storm Front (Weather) and The Onion Girl (Plant).
- April 21, 2008 at 8:00 AM
- Diana said...
I've actually completed 4 of the 6, animal, first name, color and plant. having a blast! thanks.
- April 22, 2008 at 1:16 PM
- Iliana said...
Having tons of fun with this challenge! I've finished two books so far (Color and First Name in title).
- April 22, 2008 at 9:34 PM
- Stacy at Exceedingly Mundane said...
I just posted a link in the "plant name" post about the fourth book I've completed. I read "Sweetwater" by Mary Alice Monroe for the plant category. I've also read the Color, Place and Weather ones so far.
Happy Reading!!!
- April 23, 2008 at 12:57 PM
- Brittanie said...
I have finished every category except for the plant. :)
- April 26, 2008 at 10:27 PM
- elkit said...
I just realized I've already read three of the categories: color, animal, and first name. My entries are all in the "What's in a name" category in my blog.
- April 27, 2008 at 1:05 PM
- Laura said...
I've read books that do for three categories: animal, first name, and place.
- April 28, 2008 at 7:41 AM
- Lis Garrett said...
I've actually read ALL three books in His Dark Materials (even though I said I was just going to read one), a Goat's Song, and The Bridges of Madison County.
Total - FIVE! (color, animal, place)
- April 28, 2008 at 11:38 AM
- raidergirl3 said...
I finished four categories, and am working on 'plant' right now. Just 'weather' to go after that.
still having lots of fun.
- April 28, 2008 at 7:19 PM
- kreed said...
Since I keep changing my books I am having a hard time remembering what I have read for the challenge! I have finished weather, color and plant so far, I think!
- April 29, 2008 at 9:35 PM


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I thought for certain that we had a thread like this before but I couldn't find it. And rather than resurrect two similar threads from last year (here and here) I decided to start a new one.
The general idea of this thread is to post screen shots of any genuine error messages you've come across that are funny, strange, absolutely not at all helpful, or even confusing. I'll start off.
I encountered this one a few days ago. I can't remember what application I was running at the time, but I think it was one of those free MMO games.
This one I got a couple years ago and once again I can't remember what application it came from.
And finally, this is one I didn't personally witness, but an online friend of mine sent me the image of this even more years ago. I believe this was a message that occurred during the installation of some software he owned.


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On The Open Road: Faith No More, Abigail Williams, HED(pe)
The economy could be on the decline, and gas prices could still be high, but that won't stop metal from making its rounds across the world.
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Marilyn Borch-Jensen is now in her fifth year as the administrative associate for academic advising, working with Dr. Lance Jasitt in providing academic support for all of Tech's student-athletes.
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As a vegetarian for over 15 years the only food I continue to miss is prawn toast. Does anybody whether it would be possible to make a vegetarian version and what alternatives to prawn could be used?
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This recipe seems to be something close to what you are looking for! http://vegweb.com/index.php?topic=21443.0 Tofu seems to be a reasonable substitute.
However you can also find a vegetarian shrimp substitute through this company: http://www.vegieworld.com/cart/product_pages.asp?id=667
One of their suggested preparation methods is for toast!
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August 21, 2015
Engaging U.S. and Japanese University Students in Social Problem-Solving
August 17, 2015
Alumnus and adjunct professor Lou Storey was featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer on August 17.
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April 30, 2015
Speakers include Max Weinberg, Southside Johnny and Bob Santelli
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January 15, 2015
"A World at War, 1937-1945: Triumph, Tragedy, Memory and Myth"
January 07, 2015
The Asbury Park Press featured a story on Professor John Buzza and students from his entrepreneurship class on January 1.
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Launch party set for Thursday, December 11.
November 25, 2014
Local venders will be selling a variety of fun and unique products including jewelry, home goods, clothing, cookware, and much more.
November 18, 2014
Proceeds from this event support the Monmouth University Scholarship Fund.
October 29, 2014
In its 15th year, the student-organized community service initiative celebrated its largest turnout ever.
October 28, 2014
Admission to readings is free and open to the public.
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In March 2007 I started TheKaosEffect.com as a personal Blog for family and friends to keep up with my travels and life. Over time it morphed into a home for my music, as well as music, art, kicks, videos, etc. I felt people should know about. Today as I officially celebrate the 8 year anniversary I am saying goodbye.
As my time has become less limited, spending time with my family and friends in real life has become more important. I'm taking it back analog in a sense, slowing life down to take some time to enjoy all the wonders that I come in contact with on a daily basis. If you are looking for music; www.senorkaos.com will remain the home for all things music related.
In the meantime…Feel free to take some time to browse our archives from the past 8 years.
Well…This is it… The end… at least for now.
Thank You all for riding with me on this journey.
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"The Chip" Signature Cocktail Recipe
University of Oregon is not just a school in Eugene; it is a way of life. Being a Duck fan is something that everyone in Eugene takes pride in. Part of that pride, is the University's Head Football coach for the past four years. A man who taught us to WIN THE DAY, led us to 3 PAC 12 championships, and 4 BCS bowl games. Chip Kelly is not just our coach, he is an Icon. So as he leaves us for new opportunities in the LEAGUE, we honor him by creating "the Chip" a Signature Cocktail.
The Chip
- 3/4oz. Chartreuse
- Dash of Lemon
- 3oz. Pineapple Juice
- Lemon and Lime Twists
-Place Chartreuse, Lemon, and Pineapple juice into a shaker and mix. Serve over Ice top with Lemon and Lime twist for garnishment.
Recipe by Our Mixologist Lucas Buhr
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New BFFS: Justin Bieber and Chris Brown (Instagram)
The baby-faced pop star, 19, posted the photo of himself with his controversial new friend on Tuesday. In it, the Biebs points at the 24-year-old R&B artist, who has his arm draped around Bieber's neck. "CB what's up," reads the caption.
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Although the "Boyfriend" singer has expanded his body-art collection this year, he looks like a tattoo lightweight next to Brown, who practically has two sleeves at this point and most of his neck covered. Despite their ink inequality, the guys certainly appear fond of each other. It seems like a new Hollywood bromance has blossomed.
However, seeing that Brown is a controversy magnet (whether it's his on-again/off-again relationship with Rihanna, fights with Drake and Frank Ocean, or his recent graffiti feud with neighbors), one can't help but wonder how this new friendship might affect Bieber, who is in the middle of his most tumultuous year yet in the public eye, littered with missteps and scandals.
The Canadian heartthrob's most recent embarrassment was getting booed at Sunday's Billboard Awards. When Bieber went onstage to accept the Milestone Award, the crowd wasn't exactly welcoming, with detractors jeering him loudly from their seats. And his speech didn't exactly convert them. Bieber told the crowd that he was "not a gimmick" and declared, "I'm an artist." No surprise, more booing followed. (Don't worry, his on-again gal pal Selena Gomez was waiting backstage to console him with a kiss.)
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The morning after, Bieber tweeted a vague message to his loyal Beliebers, saying, "Gonna take some time," though he didn't elaborate on what he would be doing. We kind of hope he has some other things planned in addition to this photo op with Brown — as he himself has said he's at his best when he's performing and busy working.
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"This is the best punch I have ever tasted and is requested at every shower and wedding that takes place in our family and at our church."
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3 (3 ounce) packages
fruit flavored Jell-O® mix
4 cups
white sugar
13 cups
boiling water
2 (46 fluid ounce) cans
pineapple juice
1 (16 ounce) bottle
lemon juice concentrate
2 (2 liter) bottles
ginger ale, chilled
I made this for my friend's bridal shower and everyone kept asking, "Who made this punch?!" They all loved it!
I used two packages of raspberry Jell-O and one package of strawberry Jell-O and cut the sugar back to about 2 cups -- and it was still plenty sweet.
I divided the mixture (minus the ginger ale) into three gallon ziplock freezer bags and froze them. They were mostly hard, but not totally frozen about 15 hours after I put them in the freezer, and when I mixed it with the ginger ale (I used 1 bottle of ginger ale per bag of Jell-O mixture), it came out nice and slushy!
The bride loved it so much she asked for the recipe and is using it for her wedding reception!
I did not enjoy this punch nor did my family. It stayed in the refrig until I threw it away. I enjoyed the slushy affect, but the gelatin mix was too heavy, I guess.... I will not make it again.
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This was excellent, sweet and a great offering. All of my guests liked it. It was quite hard from the freezer and the ginger ale did not melt it. Should be taken out of the freezer several hours before serving to "chop up" or defrost in microwave for a while before adding ginger ale. Once somewhat thawed, it made a slushy punch which had a different and great consistency than watery punch. (Maybe because of the jello?!) A winner!
Excellent!@ LIttle nervous about serving this at my mother in law's birthday party for 40, but it was a huge hit! Ran out of Ginger Ale, so we started substituting Hanson's Mandarin Lime soda, and it was still delicious! Used cranberry/raspberry jello and slightly reduced the sugar - froze in 13 x 8 pans so it would freeze faster and be easier to break up.
YUM! I made this for my wedding reception and it was GONE! I used Cranberry gelatin and halved the sugar as others had suggested which made it just right! Noting the thaw problem, I made the mix on Thursday night, let it freeze on Friday, and took it out Saturday morning around 9am for a 2pm party. It had a perfect slushy chill, and broke up with just the pour of the ginger ale and a couple stirs with the ladel!
I made this for 400 servings and it was a big hit. I made it for 100 at a time and each time I made it using a different jello flavor. I do think I will cut back on the sugar next time as it is almost too sweet with the jello, sugar and ginger ale all sweet. I put it in quart sized zip lock bags and froze them until the event and then just cut the bags and poured the ginger ale over them. When one flavor was gone we went to another. We stored them in a cooler so they started getting softer and easy to break up in the punch bowl. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe.
Excellent punch! I used pineapple gelatin. A few notes: This makes 40 *servings* not ounces (I misunderstood and made *way* too much punch!); the juice mixture refrigerates just fine if you don't want to/can't freeze the whole thing; and this is very sweet - now that we are drinking leftovers I think you could safely use sugar-free gelatin and/or halve the sugar.
I can't believe more people haven't tried this recipe.... it really is the BEST. It makes kind of that neat "chewy" slushy consistency. It's more trouble than some other punch recipes, but that's primarily because of the volume of liquid you're working with (to mix as well as to freeze.) But I've served it three times now and guests always rave. Freezing tip: use casserole/baking pans lined with foil so you can lift out the frozen slabs easily to chop them into your punch bowl. Or, ice cube trays or muffin pans (unlined) eliminate the need to chop in the first place. (But boy, you'd need a lot of them!)
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
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Serving Size: 1/40 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 40
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 175
Calories from Fat: 1
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DETROIT - I have known Kareem Abdul-Jabbar since the glory days when the Los Angeles Lakers were breaking off Showtime in the NBA. He has always been a reflective and introverted spirit, but most of the media took that fact and labeled him a malcontent. How wrong! Abdul-Jabbar has always valued scholarship and his interaction with most reporters never moved to bring out that zeal in him. They only cared about pre- or post-game quotes, while Abdul-Jabbar was always thinking about history and enlightening others - for example he and Muhammad Ali were the first superstar athletes to change their names.
After his retirement he has showed all where his real interested always lied and that his intrinsic calling has always been focused on looking at life beyond sports. Reaffirming this about Abdul-Jabbar, the valued Ford Freedom Awards recently named him as its Freedom Scholar for 2012.
"I always planned to graduate from college," Abdul-Jabbar said. "That experience from college prepared me for life after college. Unfortunately there is so much money in the NBA that too many do not look at the value of a degree and the learning process. I get it the goal is to make money . . . right? So the environment that too many of the young men come out of they need to help their families and improve their lives and money helps in the short run to make that happen." As usual a Detroit - and national – jewel was the host of this noteworthy gathering in Mid-Town. The Magnificent Detroit Charles Wright Museum of African-American History hosted the Ford Freedom event, and, the involved turned out.
Talent, Tenacity, Teamwork: Africans American in Sports was the 2012 theme. "The history of African Americans in sports is a storied one," said Charles Wright Museum of History CEO, Juanita Moore. "But it is easy to forget the talent, tenacity and teamwork it took for those early pioneers to demonstrate not only physical prowess, but also the courage and fortitude necessary to overcome prejudice and roadblocks to their ability to even compete. "Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has earned his place as a basketball legend, but continues to build on that legacy with his place as a basketball legend, but he continues to build on that legacy with his achievements as a writer, filmmaker and USA Global Cultural Ambassador." Honored as the Ford Freedom Awards Scholar, Abdul-Jabbar is stretching his reach as a defining American documentarian.
Hall of Famer Abdul-Jabbar, 65, is the NBA's All-Time leading scorer, having amassed 38,387 points over a 20-year career with the Milwaukee Bucks and the Los Angeles Lakers. He won six NBA championships and was league MVP a record six times, while also being selected to a record setting 19 NBA All-Star teams as well as to the NBA's 50th Anniversary All-Time Team. He has been named one of the 50 greatest players in the NBA.
While ate UCLA Abdul-Jabbar won three straight national championships and is the only scholar/athlete in history to be voted the Most Outstanding Player of the NCAA Tournament three times. He received the very first Naismith College Player of the Year Award in 1969 and has been dubbed by ESPN as "The Best Collegiate Player of the 20th Century" and "History's Greatest Player" by Time Magazine.
Since retiring from the game, the man who perfected the "skyhook" has become a speaker, author, filmmaker, and educator, and on January 18th, 2012 U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton appointed Abdul-Jabbar as a Global Cultural Ambassador.
"I am very humbled to have received this honor from Ms. Clinton and President Obama," Abdul-Jabbar said. "I see my purpose as going all over the world and sharing the history of America, African-American and everyone. I focus on education and life in the United States." As a U.S. Global Cultural Ambassador Abdul-Jabbar's mission is to travel the world and engage underserved youth through special programs and open a dialogue which promotes American history and culture. Through his work with the Skyhook Foundation he engages filmmakers, writers and athletes to develop books and films that teach children about important figures in U.S. history. Abdul-Jabbar is a 7-time New York Times best-selling author with books such as Giant Steps, published in 1983 and followed by Kareem, Black Profiles in Courage, A Season on the Reservation, Brothers in Arms: the epic story of the 761st all black tank battalion, and On the Shoulders of Giants: My Journey Through the Harlem Renaissance. His latest book, What Color is My World-The Lost History of African American Inventors is being used to teach children about STEM education (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) in elementary schools all over the United States. "If America is to maintain our high standard of living, we must continue to innovate," said Abdul-Jabbar.
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Packing Their Bags Again...U18 Camp
Betsy Brandon, Rebecca Rasmussen, Jordan DiBiasi (at right), and Danica Evans Get Called Up
On a cold February Denver day, Rebecca Rasmussen, part of the Rush U17 ECNL team, packed her bags with soccer gear and grabbed her backpack filled with homework. She's done this drill before. She boarded a plane for the Costa Rica ODP tournament as part of the Region IV team. Playing under Jerry Smith, University of Santa Clara Women's Soccer Coach, the team did well and Rebecca enjoyed the distinction of being named her team's MVP in three of the four matches by the opposing Costa Rican coaches. She also had the honor of being named one of the three co-captains of the Region IV team. Rebecca said, "The Costa Rica tournament was one of my favorite ODP experiences, except for one crazy incident." Evidently, in a brazen, broad daylight heist, a local monkey swiped a bag of food from her backpack, scattering her clothes in the process.
Now Rebecca (at right in Costa Rica) is packing up her soccer gear and backpack again as she and three other Rush stars head west. On April 1, The U.S. Soccer Women's technical Director April Heinrichs called up 24 players, including Rush's Rebecca Rasmussen, Betsy Brandon, Jordan DiBiasi, and Danica Evans to the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA for the US Women's National Team U18 camp from April 20-27.
Returning to a national team camp after a year's hiatus, Becca attributes her call back to National Team camp to her play at the Costa Rica tournament. Rebecca, Betsy, Jordan and Danica all look forward to continuing to make a Rush impact - because you never know what can happen when you pack your soccer gear and backpack for a tournament.